Nah

Weapon: Oracle’s Breath (+Eff)

Assist: Rally Atk/Spd+ / Rally Up Atk+ / Rally Up Spd+ / Positional Assist

Special: Moonbow / Glimmer

A Passive: R Duel Infantry 4 / HP +5 / Fortress Res

B Passive: Sudden Panic / Even Pulse Tie / Sabotage Skills

C Passive: Inf. Null Follow / Spd Tactic / Atk Tactic / Cross Spur Atk / Joint Drive Atk / Drive Atk

Sacred Seal: HP +5 / Drive Atk / Atk Tactic / Spd Tactic / Phantom Res

• Oracle’s Breath provides both herself and allies within two spaces the Breath effect at the start of a turn alongside a boost to their Def and Res means that Nah can enter a supportive niche with relative ease. It also helps that she has a fair amount of HP to work with and is Infantry, so her skill accessibility and viability are much more effective compared to other units of her kind. As such, this set is here to highlight some notable skills for a supportive niche.
   
• Normally, we tend to advise running positional assists such as Reposition and Draw Back for ease of movement and spacing. However, in Nah’s case, she can afford to run Rally Atk/Spd+ or one of two Rally Ups so that she can provide Spectrum 6 visibly to any given ally. The former only benefits one ally while the latter will require her to use a Passive Slot for a respective Tactic. She can also run double Tactic and keep a positional assist for the best of both worlds, albeit at the cost of two Passive Slots.
   
• The A Passive is relatively cheap and accessible. Nah only really needs HP +5 or Fortress Res. R Duel Infantry 4 is more for the enthusiasts but it won’t make much of a difference in the grand scheme of support. For HP-stacking purposes, she’ll want to run skills such as Sudden Panic or Even Pulse Tie, the former reverting bonuses on the opponent and the latter removing readied Specials. For Res-stacking purposes, she’ll want to run any respective Sabotage skill. The right variant will depend on the team composition she finds herself in but generally, Sabotage Atk pairs well with Oracle’s Breath as that can provide a hefty defensive swing.
   
• Lastly, for the C Passive, Nah can run an assortment of skills including, but not limited to, Inf. Null Follow, thus further bolstering the amount of visible support she grants to Infantry allies, Cross Spur Atk, for ease of positioning and for providing a hefty Atk swing during combat, Tactics, to pair with Oracle’s Breath, and any respective Drive/Spur skill to further bolster allies combative prowess.

Weapon: Oracle’s Breath (+Eff)

Assist: Positional Assist

Special: Ignis / Moonbow

A Passive: Atk/Res Finish / Distant Countering A Slot / Bonus Doubler

B Passive: Quick Riposte 4 / Dragon’s Ire 4 / Dragon’s Wrath 4 / Spd/Res Bulwark

C Passive: Atk/Spd Oath 4 / Joint Drive Atk / Joint Drive Spd

Sacred Seal: Null Follow-Up / Bonus Doubler / Dist. Counter (D)

• As previously mentioned, Oracle’s Breath can allow Nah to act in a hybrid nature, thus providing a fair amount of flexibility to her overall playstyle, including her combat. If you would rather make Nah into a combat-oriented unit, she can easily take up that role as her visible support effects also affect her, and can then be further bolstered by stealing an ally’s visible buffs for herself. That, alongside her innate follow-up prevention, she can easily become a massive stat ball and solid damage dealer.
   
• Because Nah will be able to grant herself the Breath effect, she can run any two-cooldown or four-cooldown Special as she’ll be able to get both of them off with relative ease. Running a two-cooldown Special can help in instances where the foe can double through her follow-up prevention and/or if the foe has a Guard effect or Tempo effect present as it will allow her to, at the very least, get one Special off per combat. Meanwhile, running a four-cooldown Special will naturally net more damage output on the second hit. This should be relatively easy to accomplish in most scenarios but in instances where the foe has Null Follow-Up and is significantly faster than Nah, she won’t be able to get it off in her first combat.
   
• The Enemy Phase role is a lot more strict nowadays as any form of Omni-tanking is heavily frowned upon since a majority of the cast simply can’t survive an onslaught of attacks without some significant amounts of Damage Reduction (i.e. Brave Dimitri & Askr). As such, she can simply prioritize one-ranged threats and run Finish skills for constant sustainability and additional damage output. However, depending on the mode she finds herself in, having a Distant Counter skill present in her kit may help out a fair amount, whether that’s in the A Slot or Sacred Seal. That being said, both are relatively expensive, so her innate Bonus Doubler can work well enough, especially since she can be self-sufficient.
   
• In terms of B Passive options, she has quite a lot to work with, albeit many of them are on the expensive side. One of the more notable options will be Quick Riposte 4 as the larger HP threshold and first hit Damage Reduction means that she’ll generally take less damage per combat, and when combined with the Null Follow-Up Sacred Seal, she’ll only ever not double in scenarios where the foe has Null Follow-Up themselves. Nah could also run some notable Dragon-exclusive skills including Dragon’s Ire 4 and Dragon’s Wrath 4, the former providing a guaranteed follow-up in both phases, and the latter increasing her overall damage output while providing Damage Reduction at the cost of a guaranteed follow-up. Beyond that, Spd/Res Bulwark can work well for general Melee Specialist sets, especially when paired with a Finish skill.
   
• C Passive options are a bit more limited for Nah, but there are options nonetheless. Atk/Spd Oath 4 is a fantastic option, especially when paired with Bonus Doubler, as she’ll always be able to grant herself Spectrum 6 visibly at the start of every turn with the added benefit of gaining additional Atk and Spd during combat. However, given how expensive the skill is, it’s natural to want an alternative, and while existing alternatives aren’t necessarily cheap, she could always opt for a Joint Drive, whether that’s the Atk or Spd variant. The former will be more consistent for damage output while the latter can help in scenarios of Spd stacking which is made quite easy thanks to her PRF stat boosts.
   
• As for the Sacred Seal options, Nah will work best with the Null Follow-Up Sacred Seal as it will disable any Wary and Impact effects that would otherwise shut down a guaranteed follow-up granted from her kit as well as keep the follow-up prevention from Oracle’s Breath active. However, it’s not her only option. She could also run the Bonus Doubler Sacred Seal or Dist. Counter (D), the former for more general stat boosts, and the latter for ease of combat.