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Best Lune Build in Clair Obscur Expedition 33
Players can build Lune in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 as a reliable healer or powerful DPS; here’s how to build Lune.
Lune has quickly become a fan favorite, and part of the draw to her is her kit. A mage at heart that makes use of all the elemental powers possible, players can turn her into a spell-slinging carry or go for a more supportive route, thanks to her insane healing spells. Each skill and each build is centered around the weapon chosen, and Lune has plenty of exceptional choices that transform her powers in new and interesting ways.
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Benisim
The Perfect Supportive Package
- Scaling: Vitality/Defense
- Element: Earth
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Benisim
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Level 4 |
Healing Skills cost 1 less AP |
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Level 10 |
Generate one Earth Stain at the beginning of each turn |
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Level 20 |
Replay instantly on consuming Stains with a Healing Skill |
Benisim leans into a much more supportive Lune playstyle that sees her keeping the whole team alive, even when things start to look grim. The lowered healing cost is a super useful perk that players gain access to right away, letting them have more chances to cast the costly spells well before they become necessities.
In terms of the best skill combos, Healing Light is the most obvious choice, as the weapon generates Earth Stains, which can then be used to cast the skill for free, finally letting the player play again straight away. This constant cycle of heal after heal makes longer fights feel a lot easier, and even if it isn’t the flashiest weapon, it can be pretty useful for players who need just a little bit more HP to make it through.
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Chapelim
Shattering The Earth
- Scaling: Agility/Defense
- Element: Earth
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Chapelim
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Level 4 |
30% increased Break damage per Earth Stain |
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Level 10 |
Gain 9 AP on Breaking an enemy |
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Level 20 |
Generate one Earth Stain at the beginning of each turn |
Chapelim shifts Lune away from pure cycling into a dedicated Break-focused role built around explosive turns and massive burst damage. The weapon effectively turns Earth Stains into damage amplifiers, rewarding players for carefully stocking up and unleashing them at the right moment.
The obvious synergy is with Terraquake and Sky Break, both skills that deal Break damage to fully utilize the power of the weapon. The AoE potential is pretty insane, and within a single turn, Lune can singlehandedly Break and annihilate an entire team of enemies, and be ready to do it all over when it’s her time to shine again.
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Trebuchim
Full-Powered Abilities In A Single Turn
- Scaling: Vitality/Luck
- Element: Lightning
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Trebuchim
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Level 4 |
Generate a random Stain on Free Aim shot. |
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Level 10 |
+1 AP when Stains are consumed. |
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Level 20 |
Base Attack generates 2 random Stains. |
One of the most important mechanics with Lune is managing her stains in conjunction with the AP costs associated with each spell. Not only does the player need to worry about actually being able to cast a spell, but they also have to think about which stains to generate to give them the most power out of them. Trebuchim makes all of that easier, giving both Stains and AP by doing things the player does in a standard turn anyway.
Lune has no problem firing off a few shots to build up some stains, as most of her spells are pretty low cost anyway, so the lowered AP amount is quickly made up for by the bonuses brought by having multiple stains. The randomness can be a bit awkward at times, but it is still very easy to build up the perfect combo and unleash an elemental attack that few can get back up from.
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Potierim
Full-Powered Abilities In A Single Turn
- Scaling: Defense/Agility
- Element: Ice
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Potierim
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Level 4 |
Healing Skills generate one additional 1 Light stain. |
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Level10 |
Consuming a Light Stain applies Slow to a random enemy. |
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Level 20 |
Base Attack generates a Light Stain. |
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Lune’s playstyle revolves around ensuring she has reliable access to the stains she needs and a way to keep her damage relevant across different situations. Potierim shines here because it doesn’t just add more stains to the mix, but it also rewards Lune for using her core playstyle of weaving spells together, allowing her to reliably cycle through her toolkit, while setting herself up for stronger follow-ups without having to go out of her way.
The secondary effect of slowing enemies means that Lune gets more turns to act, be it using heals or going on the offensive. It does take until Act 3 to be able to acquire it, but the wait is well worth it for a weapon that perfects the cycle mage playstyle.
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Angerim
Keep Those Burns Coming
- Scaling: Defense/Luck
- Element: Fire
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Angerim
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Level 4 |
Base Attack applies 2 Burn per Fire Stain. |
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Level 10 |
Generate one Fire Stain at the beginning of each turn. |
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Level 20 |
30% increased Burn damage per Fire Stain |
Fire damage is incredibly valuable throughout the whole playthrough of Expedition 33, so having a weapon that directly ties into that element in a big way can be incredibly valuable, especially against enemies susceptible to fire. Angerim turns basic burns into devastating scorches that quickly shred through enemy health bars, turn after turn.
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It’s a very self-sufficient weapon that plays off its strengths. A new fire stain every turn, that then buffs up the burn, which can then be added once again with a simple basic attack, Lune becomes a blazing mage capable of dishing out significant damage over time and it doesn’t take long for enemies to fall thanks to the high tick damage and punishing spells that apply it.
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Troubadim
Full-Powered Abilities In A Single Turn
- Scaling: Vitality/Defense
- Element: Physical
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Troubadim
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Level 4 |
Free Aim Shots deal damage to an additional random target. |
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Level 10 |
50% increased Free Aim damage. |
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Level 20 |
Generate a random Stain on Free Aim shot. |
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Lune thrives when she can keep her momentum going, and Troubadim gives her exactly that. By generating stains just by Free Aiming, it ensures her turns remain efficient and her spell chains stay online. This reliability makes it far easier to set up the explosive combos that define her playstyle, or use more wild card skills like Mayhem, while still leaving room for utility or healing when needed.
On top of its consistency, Troubadim helps Lune overcome the early stages of the fight by preventing the slow starts that can leave her vulnerable. It becomes available fairly early in Flying Waters, but still functions well into the later stages against enemies with pesky shields or for situations where players just need a bunch of stains all at once.
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Deminerim
Ride The Wave Of Lightning
- Scaling: Agility/Luck
- Element: Lightning
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Deminerim
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Level 4 |
Lightning Skills cost 1 less AP. |
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Level 10 |
20% increased Lightning damage with Skills. |
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Level 20 |
Start battle with 1 Fire Stain |
Deminerim is one part of an elemental set of weapons that each plays into a specific element type in the same way. In this case, lightning is the focus, with the whole point behind the weapon being to deal as much electric damage as possible, while giving the player stains that naturally buff skills like Thunderfall and allow them to tear through anything in their path.
It’s nice to not only have a substantial damage buff that can be very powerful in a specific build, but also to have resources attached to the weapon that let the player keep in the fight for longer. It’s a great weapon choice against enemies that are particularly weak to Lightning, and for players looking to take on the persona of the electric wizard they always wanted.
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Braselim
Full-Powered Abilities In A Single Turn
- Scaling: Vitality/Luck
- Element: Fire
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Braselim
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Level 4 |
30% increased Critical Chance per Ice Stain. |
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Level 10 |
+5% of a Gradient Charge on Critical hit. |
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Level 20 |
20% increased Fire damage with Skills. |
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Braselim is an interesting weapon that is ideal for players who really like to go big with their skills. In general, Lune’s fire skills benefit from Ice Stains, which means that having a weapon that not only has increased fire damage, but can also increase crit chance, can turn Lune into a one-shotting machine that can clear entire groups of enemies in no time.
Skills like Fire Rage are super powerful with this weapon, as the AoE damage quickly ramps up and allows players to spread their damage wide rather than focusing on a single target. The gradient generation is also pretty nice, even if the player decides to use the charges on another character. Braselim is found pretty far into the game at the Monolith, but there are still more than a few opportunities for players to use it before the credits roll.
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Coralim
It’s Getting Chilling In Here
- Scaling: Vitality/Defense
- Element: Ice
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Coralim
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Level 4 |
Ice Skills cost 1 less AP. |
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Level 10 |
20% increased Ice damage with Skills. |
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Level 20 |
Start battle with 1 Earth Stain. |
Coralim is another element-specific weapon that plays directly into the use of ice spells. Lune can make use of these skills in multiple different ways, for offense like Ice Lance, and even for support with Typhoon. There are multiple options for how to build an ice mage and how to best make use of the added damage and ability to repeatedly cast with no trouble.
The biggest issue that comes with Lune’s kit is keeping up consistent Stain generation, while still putting out some decent damage against the enemy. This weapon solves that problem immediately, and specifically for Ice skills, it can be a very useful tool to bring into certain encounters, and turns a simple bout of snow into a full-on blizzard.
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Lighterim
The Fire That Just Keeps On Blazing
- Scaling: Defense/Agility
- Element: Fire
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Lighterim
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Level 4 |
Fire Skills cost 1 less AP. |
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Level 10 |
20% increased Fire damage with Skills. |
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Level 20 |
Start battle with 1 Ice Stain. |
The fiery brother of the other elemental buffers, Lighterim is certainly one of the stronger weapon choices for Lune. Providing a big buff to damage and sustained skill casting, the player will have no problem keeping the damage over time and will have access to stronger spells far earlier into the fight that would otherwise take quite a while to get going.
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Hell is a great example of a skill that is very potent but normally takes a few turns to pull off. With this weapon, players can feasibly pull it off after just one turn, thanks to the weapon generating an extra ice stain each turn, and suddenly, an encounter that looks as though it could go on for some time, suddenly gets cut short by the blazing onslaught made possible with this weapon.
