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· The Bliss Pioneer serves as a support, and its basic attacks are rarely used, being utilized for energy generation.
· The combat skill is an AoE that hits all enemies and grants a solid 20% self-buff when activated.
· The ultimate is a core skill that gives a single ally a 54% critical damage increase for 3 turns and removes control debuffs. If the target has a rapid skill, it also triggers an additional solid 20% instant rapid skill.

· Trait: Restores a fixed 10 energy on attack and provides a solid 3% energy boost to party members. Using basic attacks, combat skill, or rapid skill recovers energy through three different attacks, and additionally restores a fixed 10% energy. This fixed recovery does not scale with speed knots, though the base recovery does.
· Rapid skill: Consists of eight random single-target hits and one evenly distributed hit, dealing slightly higher damage than the effect damage.

· Magic: Increases all allies' rapid rate by 20% or 30% for the first three turns of combat.
· Path: Prioritize raising the ultimate skill to level 10, and also level up the trait and rapid skill that affect damage. The minor path boosts attack, critical chance, and critical damage. The first major path increases rapid rate by 10% per 200 attack over 1000, up to a maximum of 60%. The second major path raises max HP by 15% and provides a 1% energy recovery for allies when the ultimate is used. The final major path grants an additional solid 2% recovery when a tactical is used after an ally's rapid skill activates.
· Breakthrough: Tier 1 increases ultimate buff amount, Tier 2 adds a 12% rapid rate buff, Tier 4 applies a 10% damage increase debuff to enemies, and Tier 6 gives a 100% critical chance self-buff when the rapid skill activates.

· Buff amounts: Self-buffs include critical chance, critical damage, rapid rate, solidity, and energy recovery, with a focus on the ultimate. Party buffs provide solidity gain and energy recovery.
· Base stats: Speed 106, Energy 160, allowing smooth ultimate usage thanks to the trait's fixed energy recovery.

· 4-piece relic sets: A 4-set is useful for single-ally buffs but requires consideration of duration and ultimate rotation. The Diviner 4-set boosts speed and critical chance and grants a 10% party rapid rate, though the party rapid buff does not stack. The Messenger 4-set is handy when paired with Eulrang in a party, but its speed buff only lasts one turn. 2-set combinations are also viable.
· Accessories: Lushaka is useful when supporting Spark, providing a 5% crit rate and converting attack power into rapid rate. Yeongong or Thousand Stars give party critical damage buffs but may trigger late depending on enemy kill conditions. Park Hwagong offers a 5% crit rate and helps secure a fast first turn, and with a one-time Chaos effect can achieve a 3-action per turn speed. Punk Road should only be considered if the Bliss Pioneer is the main dealer.

· Recommended Light Blades: 1. 'Dream of the Past' (Full Light): Good for the Spy but generally hard to use. 2. 'Dream of the Abyss': Seems designed for the Spy; equips to raise attack and gives a single ally a 24% rapid rate buff. 3. 'Shurim's Adventure': Increases the Spy's rapid rate and grants a 10% rapid damage reduction to all enemies. Pairing with a dealer may benefit from additional damage increase. 4. Event Light Blade: Increases critical damage and provides a one-turn 12% rapid rate buff when the ultimate is used, but ranks lower than other blades.

· Main options: For body, critical chance or critical damage is recommended. If survivability is key, health or defense bodies are also viable. Shoes must have speed. Orbs with attack are standard, but in no-tank parties, survivability orbs may be better. Knots with crit rate are the best.
· Sub options: Focus on crit chance, crit damage, and speed, and pick up attack as a secondary benefit.

· Target attack: 2,200 (max rapid rate self-buff). Lowest priority.
· Target crit chance: 75~85% (including self-buff during combat).
· Target crit damage: 100~120% (if crit chance is sufficient).
· Target speed: higher is better. Speed 160 is a solid first goal; 167 speed enables 3 actions per turn with the Messenger 4-set. With Park Hwagong equipped, 174+ speed allows 3 actions per turn.

· Light vs Spy: Light is an AoE supporter, while Spy is more of a single-target supporter. The Spy's core buff is focused on the ultimate and is a single-target buff.
· Party composition: The Bliss Pioneer naturally pairs well with other Bliss characters. As of version 4.2, inserting it into an Eulrang party instead of Spark yields better performance. Good combos are also expected after the release of Evanesia. When pairing with a Spy, the lack of Spark's max energy increase may cause differences.
· Appearance number: The rapid skill triggers based on the appearance number, so you can pause to check if curious.