Wuthing Waves: Mornye Build So Far

Energy regen of 300 allows Wuthering Waves' Mornye to start out the battle, ult, and outro really fast. 

The first time I saw Mornye, I knew I had to pull for her. She has such a unique look (with her prosthetic legs), a fragile, ethereal air, beams surrounding enemies, heal and buff allies, and the ability to fly. True enough, she has been a staple in my party, finally allowing Shore Keeper to rest after so many updates of her supporting my different team.  


Was fortunate enough to pull for her signature weapon, Starfield Calibrator, which really helps boost her Energy Regen. Although, I believe the 4-star weapon Discord is a good substitute if you can't pull for her weapon. 

For her Echo Set, Wuthering Waves made sure we get a set especially made for Mornye. Halo of Starry Radiance works best for her, in my opinion, since not only does it increase healing bonus, but it also increases All-Attribute Damage bonus of every Resonator in your team depending on the Off-Tune Buildup Rate. Reactor Husk is also perfect for her, since it provides the Resonator who has it equipped in their main slot an additional 10% Energy Regen. 


Those are my Echoes so far, while not the best yet, I hope it is able to show that it is achievable to get that much Energy Regen. If we're being honest, the Echoes can really use some improving here and there, since Mornye only really needs up to 260% Energy Regen. Given the choice, I would like to have more Critical Chance and Damage. And of course, more Defense is good too, since her kit scales off of that as well. 

I would just like to note that it was really difficult to find farm 3-Star Halo of Starry Radiance Echoes. Even with the nests daily, it took me a while to find them. So, my fair reader, I hope that farming for you does go well and may your Echoes stats be in your favor!






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