Odette is the first 5-star built around Stellar Glimmer, the reaction layer that arrived with Snezhnaya in Version 7.0. She is not a Cryo main DPS. Her job is to sit off-field, keep Cryo applied, and convert two existing reactions into their Stellar versions:
Both conversions scale off her ATK, which is why every part of her build pushes ATK and CRIT rather than Energy Recharge. She also buffs the team’s Stellar reaction damage, so a large share of her value never shows up in her own damage numbers.
Practical consequence: build her like a damage dealer, not like a support. ATK sands and ATK goblet beat an ER sands almost every time.
| Ability | What it does | Build impact |
|---|---|---|
| Elemental Skill — Adagio: Phantom Night Dancers | Deals AoE Cryo DMG and summons the Solo Dance Double, which keeps attacking while Odette is off-field. Casting again triggers a duet whose final hit counts as Stellar-Conduct or Stellar Swirl DMG. | Her core ability. Level this first. |
| Elemental Burst — Presto: Bluebird Finale | Multiple waves of AoE Cryo DMG, refreshes the Dance Double, and grants a temporary Stellar reaction DMG buff. 60 energy, 15s cooldown. | Level second. She rarely needs heavy ER. |
| Passives | Enters Radiance states that convert and amplify Superconduct / Cryo Swirl. ATK above 1,000 further increases her Stellar Glimmer damage. | Another reason ATK is the stat that matters. |
| Ascension stat | CRIT DMG (+38.4% at Lv.90) | Round out CRIT Rate with the circlet. |
| Weapon | Rarity | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Whitelake Frostfeather | 5★ signature | CRIT Rate substat, ATK on Skill hits (stacks 3×), Stellar reaction CRIT DMG at max stacks, and energy back from reactions. Clear best-in-slot. |
| Absolution / Azurelight / Primordial Jade Cutter | 5★ | Stat-stick alternatives when you do not have the signature. |
| Freedom-Sworn | 5★ | Good when the team actually benefits from the EM and ATK share. |
| Emberwell | 4★ craftable (Snezhnaya) | Best free option for reaction builds — craftable, no wishes needed. |
| Finale of the Deep / Harbinger of Dawn | 4★ | Budget picks; Harbinger of Dawn wants high refinement and healthy CRIT. |
Rule of thumb: prioritize CRIT Rate or CRIT DMG weapons that also give ATK. Pure ER swords are wasted on her.
4-piece Heart of the Furnace (the 7.0 set) is correct in nearly every team. 2-piece gives ATK; 4-piece grants ATK after Stellar triggers and raises nearby party members’ Stellar damage by 50%. It works while she is off-field, which is exactly her job.
Critical: the team-buff portion does not stack. Run exactly one Heart of the Furnace user. If Odette holds it, give Alyosha Noblesse Oblige instead.
| Slot | Main stat | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Sands | ATK% | Her reactions scale off ATK |
| Goblet | ATK% (preferred) or Cryo DMG | ATK% in most teams; Cryo DMG if you emphasize her direct hits |
| Circlet | CRIT Rate or CRIT DMG | Balance toward 1:2 |
Substats: CRIT Rate = CRIT DMG > ATK% > Elemental Mastery > Energy Recharge.
| Target | Value |
|---|---|
| ATK | 2,400–2,600 |
| CRIT Rate | 60–75% |
| CRIT DMG | 150–175%+ (38.4% comes free from ascension) |
| Energy Recharge | 100–130% |
Alternatives: 4pc Tenacity of the Millelith for team ATK support; 4pc Disenchantment in Deep Shadows in pure Stellar-Conduct teams where someone else handles the team buff.
Skill > Burst >> Normal Attack. The Skill carries both her off-field damage and her Dance Double uptime; the Burst adds the Stellar damage buff and a second summon. Normal Attack can stay at level 1 in every standard setup.
Constellations: C2 is the practical stopping point for most accounts. Beyond that the gains are team-DPS oriented and expensive — better spent on the main DPS of your Stellar team.
If both Stellar types are active at once, Stellar-Conduct takes priority for Odette’s own Stellar damage. Decide which reaction you are building around before you build the team.
No. She is an off-field Cryo sub-DPS and Stellar reaction enabler. She wants minimal field time: cast the Skill, drop the Dance Double, swap out. Her damage and buffs both scale off ATK.
Emberwell, the Snezhnaya craftable sword, is the best free option for reaction builds. Finale of the Deep and high-refinement Harbinger of Dawn are solid budget picks. Avoid pure Energy Recharge swords.
The 4-piece team buff to Stellar Glimmer damage does not stack. Running a second copy on Alyosha wastes the set - give him 4pc Noblesse Oblige instead so the team gets both effects.
Barely. 100-130% is enough because the Dance Double comes from her Skill, and the Skill has a 15s cooldown with no energy cost. ER sands is a common build mistake on her.
Pick one. Stellar-Conduct (Cryo + Electro) has the deeper roster right now - Sandrone, Yae Miko, Cyno, Alyosha. Stellar Swirl (Cryo + Anemo) is cheaper to assemble but has fewer enablers. If both are active, Stellar-Conduct takes priority for her own Stellar damage.
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