Star | Ranger | Debuff DPS | Elemental
Her ultimate adds both SPD Down and Effect RES Down, so Hit-focused sets give her the clearest team value. From there, branch into the Tempo route and the Damage route as your gear options widen.
Naru feels best once Speed, Effect Hit, and ATK% are online, giving the first rotation a much steadier payoff.
Skill investment is cleanest as Ultimate >= Special >= Basic, with the first cooldown setting the pace for the full rotation.
Lead with the highest-invested cooldown so the opener starts on the strongest possible breakpoint.
Special is usually the next meaningful breakpoint once the opener lands and should carry the mid-cycle payoff.
Use Basic between cooldowns while you keep Speed and Effect Hit stable on gear.
Budget target is 3 / 3 / 3, with 7 / 8 / 8 as the long-term skill finish.
Start on the Core line with Insight (4pc) + Hit (2pc) and Speed necklace and ATK% ring. Move into the Tempo route and the Damage route once the baseline is stable.
CoreCore
Insight (4pc) + Hit (2pc) Core keeps SPD on the necklace and ATK% on the ring.Tempo
Speed (4pc) + Hit (2pc) Tempo keeps SPD on the necklace and ATK% on the ring.Damage
Destruction (4pc) + Hit (2pc) Damage keeps SPD on the necklace and ATK% on the ring.Priorities
Target Stats
Lock Speed necklace and ATK% ring, then stack through substats.
Upgrade Path
Skill Cards
Passive
Naru's passive matters more once the core stat line is online and the rotation is already stable.
Basic
Use the basic to bridge cooldowns; it should stay behind the two higher-impact skills in upgrade priority.
Special
Special is the next major breakpoint after the opener and usually carries the mid-cycle payoff.
Ultimate
Ultimate anchors the opener and stays at the top of the investment order for this build.
