Chasca Character Quick Guide

With her weapon, Chasca harmonizes, dishing out Area of Effect damage that aligns with Nightsoul. After employing this ability, Chasca amasses 80 Nightsoul points and enters a condition known as the Nightsoul’s Blessing.

Nightsoul Point Limit: 80
CD: 6.5s

As a dedicated admirer, I focus my energies, launching a solitary “Whirlwind of Shattered Souls” that discharges Night-aligned Area Anemo damage. Following this, the Whirlwind of Shattered Souls splinters into six individual “Soulseekers,” each targeting nearby adversaries.

CD: 15s
Energy Cost: 60

1) Astral Vulture’s Crimson Plumage (ATK: 608 • CRIT DMG: 66.2%)

After activating a Swirl event, the attack power (ATK) boost can range from 24% to 48%, lasting for 12 seconds. Furthermore, if half or more of the party members have different Elemental Types compared to the character using the equipment, the damage increase for Charged Attacks is between 20% and 48%, while the damage increase for Elemental Bursts is between 10% and 24%.

2) Aqua Simulacra (ATK: 542 • CRIT DMG: 88.2%)

The HP (Health Points) of this item may rise by between 16% and 32%. If enemies are present, the damage inflicted by its user can increase from 20% to 40%. This enhancement applies regardless of whether the character is currently on the battlefield or not.

3) Thundering Pulse (ATK: 608 • CRIT DMG: 66.2%)

Boosts Attack by between 20-40%, and confers the power of the Thunder Emblem. When at levels 1, 2, or 3, the Thunder Emblem amplifies Normal Attack damage by 12%, 24%, or 40-24%-80%. The character acquires a stack of Thunder Emblem under these conditions: when a Normal Attack causes damage (lasts for 5 seconds), upon casting the Elemental Skill (lasts for 10 seconds); if Energy is below 100% (disappears once Energy is full). Each stack’s duration is calculated individually.

4) Skyward Harp (ATK: 674 • CRIT Rate 22.1%)

Amplifies Critical Damage by between 20 and 40 percent. Each hit has a probability of 60 to 100 percent to execute a small Area-of-Effect attack, causing damage equivalent to 125% of the Physical Attack power. This effect can only occur once every 4 to 2 seconds.

5) Amos’ Bow (ATK: 608 • ATK: 49.6%)

This ability amplifies both Normal and Charged Attack damage by between 12% and 24%. Additionally, the damage inflicted after launching either type of attack increases an extra 8% to 16% every 0.1 seconds the projectile remains airborne, up to a maximum of five times.

Remark: Since Chasca’s Shining Shadowhunt Shells don’t behave as projectiles with travel time, they don’t accumulate stacks from the passive ability associated with the weapon. However, it remains a valuable item for its stats.

6) Polar Star (ATK: 608 • CRIT Rate 33.1%)

Elemental Skill and Elemental Burst DMG increased by 12~24%. After a Normal Attack, Charged Attack, Elemental Skill or Elemental Burst hits an opponent, 1 stack of Ashen Nightstar will be gained for 12s. When 1/2/3/4 stacks of Ashen Nightstar are present, ATK is increased by 10/20/30/48~20/40/60/96%. The stack of Ashen Nightstar created by the Normal Attack, Charged Attack, Elemental Skill or Elemental Burst will be counted independently of the others.

Remark: On paper, this weapon outperforms Amos’ Bow slightly. Yet, because of its high Critical Rate property, crafting optimal builds for it can be quite challenging.

7) Flower-Wreathed Feathers (ATK: 510 • ATK 41.3%)

Reduces Glide Stamina drain by 15%. During the use of Aimed Shots, the damage inflicted by Charged Attacks increases by 6% to 12%, growing every half second. This enhancement can accumulate up to six times, but it will disappear after being out of Aiming Mode for ten seconds.

Note: At [R5], this weapon performs similar to Thundering Pulse.

8) Chain Breaker (ATK: 565 • ATK 27.6%)

For each party member hailing from Natlan or possessing an Elemental Type distinct from the user’s, the user experiences a boost in Attack by approximately 4.8% to 9.6%. When there are at least three such characters in the team, the user receives an additional Elemental Mastery bonus ranging from 24% to 48%.

Remark: This weapon behaves similarly to Amos’ Bow, though it remains slightly less powerful, given the assumption of four stacks.

9) Range Gauge (ATK: 565 • ATK 27.6%)

As a devoted fan, I’d describe it like this: Whenever I, or others I heal, are restored, I earn Unity’s Symbols, which persist for 30 seconds, with a maximum of three symbols at a time. Utilizing my Elemental Skill or Burst consumes all active Symbols, granting me the Struggle effect for 10 seconds. For each Symbol consumed, I receive a boost of 3% to 7% Attack and 7% to 13% bonus to all elemental damage. The Struggle effect can be activated once every 15 seconds, and I can still accumulate symbols even when I’m off the battlefield.

Remark: This analysis considers a team setup featuring Bennett and Furina, although teams boasting more dependable healers may enable Chasca to consistently accumulate 3 Stacks, making this weapon nearly as potent as Amos’ Bow. At Refinement Level 5 (R5), it outperforms Amos’ Bow when wielded with 2 Stacks and matches Thundering Pulse in performance when fully stacked with 3 Stacks.

10) Song of Stillness (ATK: 510 • ATK 41.3%)

Following recovery, the user’s attacks inflict 16% to 32% additional damage for a duration of 8 seconds. This bonus damage can be activated even if the character is off the battlefield.

Remark: This weapon is assumed to run continuously (permanent uptime) when inactive. Compared to Amos’ Bow, it shows a slight improvement at the R5 level.

11) Scion of the Blazing Sun (ATK: 565 • CRIT Rate 18.4%)

Following a successful Charged Attack, an opponent will be struck with a Sunfire Arrow, causing damage equal to 60-120% of your attack power. Additionally, this arrow will inflict the Heartsearer effect on the targeted opponent for 10 seconds. Any opponents under the influence of Heartsearer will sustain 28-56% more damage from subsequent Charged Attacks by the weapon’s wielder. The Sunfire Arrow can be activated once every 10 seconds.

As an enthusiast, I’ve observed that the weapon at [R5] shares some resemblance with Amos’ Bow. However, if I quickly aim and shoot swiftly before activating the skill, it comes remarkably close to the Skyward Harp. It’s important to note that this unconventional rotation doesn’t significantly boost its potential at lower refinements.

1) Obsidian Codex

As a gamer, I’d say:

2) Wanderer’s Troupe

2-Piece Bonus: Boosts Elemental Mastery by 80.

3) Shimenawa’s Reminiscence

As a gamer, I’d rephrase it like this:

Remark: We value the Damage Bonus from this gear, but the increased energy expenditure tends to lessen how frequently Chasca’s Burst is deployed, contributing significantly to overall damage output.

4) Marechaussee Hunter

2-Piece: Boosts Normal and Charged Attack Damage by 15%.

“As I delve deeper into this game world, I’ve come to appreciate the unique power of this artifact I carry. It seems to truly shine when combined with the enigmatic Furina. At that point, its capabilities are remarkably akin to the legendary Obsidian Codex, version 4.”