To get maximum value from Lily (Pele) in Dislyte, build her with high Speed and deploy her alongside primary Inferno Fighter damage dealers. She serves as a specialized offensive Support whose kit specifically amplifies the damage output of Inferno Fighters. Because she provides offensive buffs rather than team sustain or crowd control cleansing, her turn order must be calibrated so she acts immediately before your primary attackers.
Stat Priorities and Relic Builds
Lily is an enabler rather than an attacker. Equipping offensive stats like Attack or Critical Damage reduces her utility; she requires turn priority and defensive survivability to keep offensive buffs active.
- Speed (Highest Priority): Lily must move faster than your damage dealers so that their primary attacks gain her damage boosts on turn one.
- HP% and DEF% (Secondary Priority): Standard support bulk ensures she survives enemy counterattacks and area-of-effect damage in multi-wave or PvP encounters.
- Accuracy (Situational): Needed if your skill rotations rely on secondary debuffs or buff-stripping interactions against high-resistance targets.
Recommended Relic Sets
- Wind Set (4-Piece): Provides a 25% Speed bonus, making it the most consistent option to hit the Speed thresholds required to outspeed your damage dealers.
- Apollo’s Bow or Groove Set (2-Piece): Complements the Wind Set by providing Accuracy for debuff consistency or HP% for additional survivability.
- Ocean Set (Alternative 4-Piece): Reduces ability cooldowns during longer boss encounters, allowing Lily to cycle her buffs more frequently if your gear already possesses sufficient substat Speed.
Speed-Tuning and Turn Order
A Lily team relies on strict turn-meter sequencing. If your damage dealers act before Lily applies her buffs, the team's opening burst damage drops significantly.
- Action-Point Pusher / Initiator: An Esper such as Dhalia, Tiye, or Unas moves first to gain turn priority for the entire squad.
- Lily (Pele): Moves second, immediately casting her buffs to prime allied damage dealers.
- Primary Inferno Fighter: Attacks third, expending their highest-damage cooldowns while fully buffed.
- Follow-Up Fighter or Cleanser: Cleans up surviving targets or protects the team against enemy counter-offensives.
Inferno Fighter Teammate Synergies
Lily should not be used in general mixed-element squads where non-Inferno or non-Fighter allies dilute her specialized damage bonuses. Pair her with Inferno Fighters capable of high single-target burst or rapid attack cycling.
| Teammate | Class & Element | Synergy Role |
|---|---|---|
| Brewster | Inferno Fighter | Maximizes damage output on his frequent follow-up attacks. |
| Lewis | Inferno Fighter | Amplifies opening burst to help trigger skill resets on kill. |
| Embla | Inferno Fighter | Increases detonation damage dealt by Corrupted Seed triggers. |
| Sander | Inferno Fighter | Combines single-target Action Point reduction with elevated burst damage. |
Team Weaknesses and Drawbacks
Lily sacrifices defensive utility for raw offensive amplification. Keep the following limitations in mind when team building:
- Elemental Disadvantage: Running an Inferno-heavy team against Flow-element teams leads to glancing hits and reduced damage, negating Lily's offensive support bonuses.
- Lack of Sustain and Cleansing: Lily does not remove debuffs, provide shields, or heal significant damage. In encounters featuring heavy crowd control (Stun, Freeze, Silence) or sustained attrition, pair her with a dedicated purifier such as Gabrielle or Fabrice, or swap her for a defensive support.
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