Characters

How to read this list

Each card carries the character name in Arabic and English, their element, their weapon type, and their rarity in stars. The filters above the grid narrow it down: pick an element to see who applies it, or a weapon type if you have a strong weapon sitting idle and want to know who deserves it.

The default order is newest first, so the top of the page holds the most recent releases. If you are after one specific name, the search button in the header beats scrolling.

What a character page contains

A character page is not just a stat table. It holds four things in order: the recommended build — best artifact set, its alternative, and a budget option, the main stat for each piece, sub-stat priority, and a weapon list split by what you actually own.

Then talent priority, then the resource plan: how much Mora and how much of each material it takes to reach level 90, to bring one talent to 10, and to bring all three — so you know the cost before you start.

And at the end, a "watch out for this" section: written lines specific to that character alone — where their damage actually comes from, which stat is wasted on them, and whether they want a shielder or a healer beside them. That section is the difference between knowing the numbers and knowing how the character is played.

Element and weapon type — why they matter

Element decides a character’s place in a team more than any single number does: whoever applies their element steadily creates the reactions, while whoever lands one large hit consumes them. That is why a character who looks weaker on paper can be more useful in your team than a stronger one.

Weapon type decides what you can hand them from your inventory. If you have an idle five-star sitting there, filter this list by it and you will find who earns it.