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IDENTITY 0216 · Walpurgis Night
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×1A Burn and Tremor attacker that builds Fire Butterfly Coffin to 30 for enhanced S3. Her full cycle begins after using Dismemberment at High Noon through defense to gain 3 Combat Instinct and a large heal; passive Coffin generation then lets her keep using enhanced S3 regularly.
Her skills are weak below 10 Coffin early on, so build Coffin while playing carefully. S3 Eject and the Defense skill Stigmatize gain Coffin and Wrath, so they are fine to use from the start. Once she reaches 30 Coffin, fire Eject - High Noon first if S3 is in hand. Then fire Dismemberment at High Noon from her Defense skill to gain 3 Battle Instinct and recover HP. However, on the turn she fires Eject - High Noon, Overheated Coffin prevents her Defense skill from transforming, so be careful when acting with multiple slots. After gaining 3 Battle Instinct, she gains 9 Coffin every turn and can fire the enhanced S3 repeatedly. Above 20 Coffin she starts damaging herself, so if her HP is under pressure, recover early with Dismemberment at High Noon. Pairing her with the other two Dawn Office members adds Seconded Offensive follow-ups.
A practical guide based on the skill and passive descriptions below.(Updated: 2026-10-17)
SlashOn Use Final Power +1 for every 4 of the target's plus (max 2/3)
On Use Gain 4
On Use Clash Power +1 per 10 (max 2/3)
On Use At 20+ , reuse the final Coin once
ⅠOn Hit Inflict 1/2 and increase Count by 1
ⅡOn Hit Inflict 1
SlashOn Use Damage +1/2% per 1 (max 30/60%); Final Power +1 per 10 (max 3)
ⅠOn Hit Increase Count by 1 (2 times per 1 turn)
ⅡOn Hit Increase Count by 1 (2 times per 1 turn)
On first appearing in a stage, gain 0
damage cannot stagger this unit or reduce HP below 1
Damage taken from -50% (rounded down)
-Below 50% HP, the effect is strengthened: damage taken from -75% (rounded down)
If you decide to use workshop gear that handles heat, be ready to pay what it costs. Unlike ordinary weapons, which only need to be sharper and sturdier, weapons that give off heat need all sorts of precautions so that their wielder is not caught in that heat.
Of course, weapons that simply spew fire at random and fabrics that resist burning are easy to come by. But a weapon that lets its user finely control exactly as much heat as they want, at the moment they want, and a fabric that blocks the heat itself usually cost a great deal, and you must not neglect the effort of learning to use them.
If you do invest that money and time, there will be that much more work that needs you.
If Dawn Office Fixer Sinclair is on the field, the following activate
-Dawn Office Fixer Sinclair gains
-If Dawn Office Fixer Faust dies, the held by Dawn Office Fixer Sinclair changes into at Turn Start
With , gain (value×3) at Combat Start
When a Dawn Office Identity other than this unit meets the conditions below,
Dawn Office Fixer Faust uses Seconded Offensive (1 time per 1 turn per Identity)
-At the end of a basic skill attack, used on the target if the enemy hit was staggered (does not activate if it was already staggered when the attack began)
-At the end of Dawn Office Rep Gregor's Dawnsplitter or Crack of Dawn, or Dawn Office Fixer Sinclair's Stigmatize or Blazing Strike, used on an enemy hit (staggered targets take priority)
If Dawn Office Fixer Sinclair is on the field, when a reuse Coin of a basic skill used by Dawn Office Fixer Faust hits,
deal additional Wrath damage equal to the target's Potency (max 10, max 20 per 1 turn)
-This counts as having triggered
The reason for using this weapon, which looks like a suitcase or an instrument case, is clear. First, to blend into everyday life. A weapon that is complex and unwieldy in combat is, precisely because of that inefficiency, more likely not to be recognized as a weapon at all.
Second, the storage capacity that the suitcase shape itself provides. For that reason, weapons shaped to hold things inside are actively used by the Devyat' Association.
Despite these strengths, though, it is not well regarded among those who handle workshop gear. You often hear things like "they'd have gotten stronger if they had put the time spent on this weapon into another one," or "it's gear for modern Fixers who only care about looking cool."
When you meet someone wielding such difficult gear, the fact that they are a high-ranking Fixer or a senior syndicate member... paradoxically means something else. That is why, in the workshops, this gear is called not a suitcase but a coffin. And coffins always come with butterflies.
※Unlocked at Uptie Ⅱ; active while deployed in battle
At Combat Start, if only 1 ally is alive including backup units,
that Identity gains 3 and 3
※Unlocked at Uptie Ⅲ; active while on the team but not deployed
Combat glossary →Review combat basics such as Clashes, SP, and resistances
