Roccia

Quick Verdict

Roccia is complete and functional at S0: her full combo, Outro package, and team ATK buff all work without sequences. The pulling advice, however, is simple: she is not worth pulling for account power. Every tested team she appears in has an equal or better alternative for her slot. With Camellya, the carry her Outro was designed for, the 4-Star Sanhua matches her tested performance, and Sanhua is free, older, and already built on many accounts. In Phrolova teams, Roccia is the replaceable third slot. There is no tested team where pulling Roccia moves the needle. The rest of this review is for owners and returning players who want to build and play her correctly.

How Roccia Works

Imagination and Beyond Imagination

Roccia holds up to 300 Imagination, built by her Normal Attacks and by charging her Heavy Attack, with 100 points from her Resonance Skill and 100 from her Intro. Her Skill, Acrobatic Trick, pulls nearby targets inward and launches her into the mid-air Beyond Imagination state; a charged Heavy Attack with at least 100 Imagination does the same. While airborne, pressing Basic Attack consumes 100 Imagination to cast Basic Attack - Real Fantasy, up to three consecutive hits that count as Heavy Attack damage. Heavy Attack is therefore over 60% of her solo damage profile. The state ends if she touches the ground or swaps out, so her combo is one uninterrupted air sequence.

Liberation: a team buff with a Crit Rate breakpoint

Commedia Improvviso! deals a Heavy-Attack-typed hit and gives every character in the team +1 ATK for every 0.1% Crit Rate Roccia has above 50%, lasting 30 seconds and capped at 200 ATK. The calculation is (70 − 50) / 0.1 = 200, so the buff caps at exactly 70% Crit Rate. Her 75% Crit Rate build target is that breakpoint plus headroom. This is why a sub-DPS has Crit Rate as her first substat, and why Roccia should cast her Liberation every rotation; her 130% Energy Regen target exists for the buff as much as for her damage.

Outro and Magic Box

Her Outro, Applause, Please!, gives the incoming Resonator 20% Havoc DMG Amplification and 25% Basic Attack DMG Amplification for 14 seconds, ending early if they swap out. Both halves describe Camellya, whose tested damage is 80.00% Basic Attack and Havoc. On anyone else, at least one half is wasted.

After Roccia's Outro, the incoming character's Utility becomes Magic Box: a grouping pull that drags enemies together and, mechanically, is considered an Echo Skill cast. In Phrolova's team this feeds mechanics that count team Echo Skill casts. In wave content, the grouping itself is real comfort that a single-target damage projection does not measure.

Tested rotation

All three tested Roccia teams use the same short rotation, about 6.7 seconds of field time:

Intro > Basic 4 > Liberation > Heavy 1, 2, 3 > Echo > Outro

One short rotation is her genuine strength. Keep it uninterrupted: landing or swapping ends Beyond Imagination.

Build Priorities

Roccia's tested solo damage profile is:

• Heavy Attack: 61.28%
• Resonance Skill: 11.04%
• Echo: 10.78%
• Outro: 9.09%
• Basic Attack: 4.31%
• Intro: 3.50%

Build her as a Heavy Attack damage dealer who buffs on the way out.

Substat priority: Crit Rate > Crit DMG > ATK% > Heavy Attack DMG Bonus > Energy Regen.

Talent priority: Forte Circuit and Resonance Liberation to Level 10; Normal Attack, Resonance Skill, and Intro to Level 6.

Her Echo setup is 5-piece Midnight Veil with Nightmare: Impermanence Heron as the main Echo, granting the main-slot character 12% Havoc DMG Bonus and 12% Heavy Attack DMG Bonus. Midnight Veil is the point: its 5-piece effect fires a 480% Havoc hit when her Outro triggers and gives the incoming Resonator 15% Havoc DMG Bonus for 15 seconds, adding another carry buff on top of her Outro. The page's comparison places Havoc / Havoc Cost 3 at 100% and Havoc / ATK at 97.27%. A Moonlit Clouds support build is tested too, but it trades her personal damage for team buffs, and that Camellya version is the one Sanhua matches. Keep Roccia on Midnight Veil.

Weapons, from the page's comparison: Tragicomedy R1 at 100%, R5 at 115.98%; Verity's Handle R5 at 90.08%; and Abyss Surges R1 at 83.03%. The runner-up needs R5 to reach 90%, while the best honest alternative is a standard-banner weapon at R1. The sub-DPS weapon rule applies with extra force here: skip the signature. Abyss Surges keeps 83% of a damage share that is only about a sixth of the team's output, and its Energy Regen helps maintain the Liberation buff. Spending pulls on Tragicomedy for such a replaceable slot is doubling down on the wrong investment.

Team Fit & Account Value

Use the live Team DPS section for current compositions, ordering, DPS values, equipment, and rotations. It is the authority for those mutable results. What matters for the pull decision is the tested pattern:

• Camellya, Roccia, and Shorekeeper: her designed team, and the problem. Roccia's Outro, Midnight Veil, and Liberation buff all land on Camellya, while Roccia contributes a tested roughly 19% of team damage on a short rotation. Yet the tested Camellya and Sanhua teams sit essentially level with it. Roccia's best Midnight Veil version edges Sanhua's best by a hair; her Moonlit Clouds version tests a touch below it. Sanhua's Outro grants 38% Basic Attack DMG Deepen, which competes directly against Roccia's 20% Havoc and 25% Basic Attack pair on Camellya's 80% Basic Attack profile. Sanhua also does it in less field time, about 3.8–5.5 seconds against Roccia's 6.7, at S6, as a 4-Star many accounts already own. A limited 5-Star whose best tested result is a tie with a free 4-Star is not a power pull. Both versions also sit near the bottom of the validated projection.
• Cantarella, Roccia, and Phrolova: her second team, and Roccia is the replaceable part. This is her best-tested team by placement, and Magic Box feeds Phrolova's Echo-cast mechanics. Roccia's own share is a tested 13%–17%, while Phrolova's stronger tested structures with Qiuyuan, or simply Phrolova and Cantarella without Roccia, place higher or close behind. Roccia is an option for this shell, not the reason it wins.

Her limits are clear. The Outro ends the moment the carry swaps out. Both Outro halves fully apply only to a Havoc Basic Attack carry, a character type that currently means Camellya alone. Beyond Imagination ends if Roccia lands or swaps, so her combo cannot be paused. Her grouping utility is genuinely useful in wave content, but it does not appear in single-target projections and cannot carry a pull decision by itself.

Sequence Value

Roccia is complete at S0: the full combo, Outro package, Liberation buff, and Magic Box all work without sequences. Her personal damage chart is S0 100% → S1 101% → S2 103% → S3 126% → S4 152% → S5 159% → S6 233%.

• S1 — When Shadows Engulf the Hull (3/5): Acrobatic Trick grants 100 extra Imagination and 10 Concerto Energy, and Real Fantasy gains interruption immunity. It is comfort and smoothness; the chart barely moves to 101%.
• S2 — When the Luceanite Gleams (5/5): The team node, and the personal chart hides its value. Each Real Fantasy cast grants the team 10% Havoc DMG Bonus for 30 seconds, stacking to three, with another 10% at maximum stacks: up to 40% team Havoc DMG Bonus. The chart shows 103% because it measures only Roccia's personal damage. This is her best sequence by team value, but it is still sequence spending on a sub-DPS whose slot has a free equal.
• S3 — When the Heart Sees and Hands Feel (3/5): Intro grants 10% Crit Rate and 30% Crit DMG for 15 seconds. The chart reaches 126%. This is personal damage, and it makes the 70% Crit Rate breakpoint easier to maintain.
• S4 — When Wonders Gather in the Box (2/5): Acrobatic Trick increases Real Fantasy's multiplier by 60% for 12 seconds. The chart reaches 152%, a solid personal increase to her main damage source.
• S5 — When Dreams Are Reborn on Stage (2/5): Liberation multiplier increases by 20% and Heavy Attack multiplier by 80%. The chart reaches 159%: more personal damage on the same profile.
• S6 — When the Golden Wings Fly (5/5): The 233% ceiling. After Liberation, Real Fantasy ignores 60% DEF, and Stage 3 relaunches Roccia into a Reality Recreation loop with interruption immunity. It turns her into a real on-field damage dealer at S6, on a Version 2.0 sub-DPS. This is whale territory, and even whales have stronger S6 targets.

Realistic stopping point: S0. There is no strong case beyond it. Even for owners who play her daily, the chart is flat until S3, and S2's team buff is the only node with real account value.

Pull Value