Avywenna Build Guide

Avywenna Perlica Arclight Antal

F2P Friendly/Starter team for Avywenna. Perlica is non-negotiable as she’s the only Electric Operator with reliable Electric Inflictions. Akekuri can also replace Arclight if you don't have her.

Avywenna Perlica Arclight Ardelia

Premium variation of the above team. Keep in mind that using Arclight requires even more attention to your rotations, since you don’t want to consume Electrification from enemies if Avywenna Combo Skill is available. Ardelia is for Corrosion and Physical/Arts Susceptibility, she’s not specialized as Antal, but Arclight deals a lot of Physical Damage and can benefit from Ardelia too.

Weapons

• Best-in-Slot: JET
• Alt: Cohesive Traction

JET is incredibly good for Avywenna, it gives increased Arts DMG after a Battle Skill or Combo Skill, and that’s her main gameplay loop, so you’ll always have this extra DMG with her.

Cohesive Traction is Avywenna’s Signature, and it has good synergy with her, the only problem is that the Electric DMG from the Weapon Effect is only applied to her Battle Skill, meaning that you can’t use it on your Ultimate, which also deals good damage.

Gear

• Gear Set: Bonekrusha
• Armor: Bonekrusha Poncho T1
• Gloves: Type 50 Yinglung Gloves T1
• Kit 1: Bonekrusha Figurine
• Kit 2: Bonekrusha Figurine

Avywenna’s main source of damage is her Battle Skill, making the Bonekrusha the best option for her, as it synergizes perfectly with her gameplay.

Battle Skill > Ultimate = Combo Skill > Basic Attack

Focus on her Battle Skill as this is her main source of damage, but as a DPS, all of Aywenna’s Skills are important for your damage so level them up as you can.

• P1 Doubling Down
• P2 Pole of Menace
• P3 Hard Negotiator
• P4 Very Experienced
• P5 Carrot and Sharp Stick

Avywenna’s Potentials are really interesting, as it rewards you even further for being patient in the field.

Potential 1 increases the Ultimate Energy generated by Thunderlances when pulled by Avywenna.

Potential 2 increases the duration of Thunderlances by 20s, meaning that you can stack more lances before pulling.

Potential 3 gives stats, nothing to talk about here.

Potential 4 reduces the Ultimate Cost, also nothing to talk about here.

Potential 5 increases the damage of all your lances by 15%, as long as the enemy is under Electric Susceptibility. Avywenna can trigger Susceptibility with her Ultimate, so making use of this Potential isn’t hard.

Keep in mind that vertically investing in Arknights Endfield is not recommended and you should treat these as a bonus damage/utility for your Operator.

Just like Physical Teams, Avywenna plays around stacking resources before using them to burst enemies. Use her Combo Skill to throw Thunderlances on the field and then use her Battle skill to pull all the Thunderlances towards her, dealing damage to everyone in the path. The only small problem is that Avywenna can’t apply Electric Infliction without her Ultimate, and her Combo Skill requires Electric Infliction or Electrification on enemies. Good thing Perlica is free and can help you with this.

Her Ultimate throws a Thunderlance EX, a stronger lance that deals huge damage to enemies. When pulled, this Thunderlance deals higher damage than other lances and also applies Electric Infliction to all enemies hit.

Thunderlances stay for 30s on the field, and for better efficiency, you should try to stack 6 or more Thunderlances on the field before pulling all of them. That’s both because Avyweena’s Combat Talent generates Ultimate Energy when Thunderlances hit enemies, and also because you’ll already spend SP on other operators for Electric Inflictions, so being efficient with your SP is a good thing.

Avywenna will release on January 22nd, 2026 along with the release of Arknights: Endfield.

Avywenna is a Standard Operator, meaning they are permanently available through the gacha system.