DON'T Build Denia WRONG! - Complete 3.3 Build Guide!

Added: 2026-05-26

[00:00:00]Sinister Dania will sentence her enemies to the void, and today I'm here to tell you how to build her best. My name is Juice, and let's get into it. So, what echoes does this seemingly innocent doll desire? None other than Morphable Real of Spliced Memories. This set is going to be best in slot on Dania if you're playing her in a Luke team. It should be noted that you want the three cost void moth in her main slot, not the four cost. And it should also be noted that this is going to be better for her overall compared to the secondary option that you can use for twin strain teams, which would be Pact of Neon Light Leap.

[00:00:34]This is still going to be a really nice set for Dania, and it's going to give more buffs on the whole, but Morphable Real is going to be better for overall performance and damage, thus making Neon Light Leap more of a nice alternative.

[00:00:46]So, you can use it until you're able to get a full Morphable Real set. Chromatic Foam is going to be really nice for her fusion burst teams. However, if you're playing her in a fusion burst team with Lupa instead of Chisa, then you're actually going to want to put her on Flaming Clawprint. I'm going to discuss that in a little bit more detail later on. As for Dania's main stats, simple.

[00:01:06]Go for crit percent, fusion percent, fusion percent, attack percent, and attack percent. As always, you can just use an attack percent one instead of a fusion one if you have a really good attack percent three cost, but generally, before S2, you want to use fusion fusion. But at S2 in fusion burst teams, you do actually want to go for fusion percent and attack percent.

[00:01:28]However, in any other scenario, fusion percent fusion percent will be her best main stats. As for Dania's stat goals, simple. For her signature weapon, go for 2,100 to 2,200 attack, 80 to 280% crit rate and damage, and 110% energy recharge and fusion burst. Otherwise, 120 in twin strain. And if you're running Cosmic Ripples, then it's 2,400 to 2,500 attack with a 60 to 240% crit damage crit rate ratio, and then the same amount of ER as before. Her situation with sets is interesting because she's one of the few Wuthering Waves characters where using a unique setup can actually benefit her. Whereas if most characters, it's usually a straightforward as use this set, it's good on them, it's better than the old one. But with Dania, if you're playing more flexible rotations, then Flaming Claw Prints can actually be better for her in Fusion Burst teams. And then of course, when it comes to tune strain teams, you have the flexibility as well considering that Neon Light Leap does give some more buffs. Ultimately, choose whatever suits you best. Yet, what weapons shall this suspicious spy be using? Well, of course Dwarf Star, her signature weapon, is going to be her best. And I will say that for a second slot teammate, she definitely has one of the signature weapons that is more worth investing into because for the most part when it comes to characters in Wuthering Waves, while most of them benefit heavily from having their signature weapons, you usually would rather go for it on the main DPS's. But this is a case where the second slot definitely does benefit from having their sig. Now, do they require it? In this case, no. Dania does not require her signature weapon in order to be really, really strong.

[00:03:00]However, it definitely does assist her, especially because her personal damage is pretty notable. And in both teams, it's relevant. It also has some nice team utility. So, this is going to be a great choice for her. But, she is able to use some other five-star weapons very nicely. String Master, of course, is the goat and is going to be really, really good for her. Dwarf Star is noticeably better, but String Master is still going to be really good. Lissian Elegie actually gets a shoutout here. It's also pretty good. Whispers of Sirens and Luminous Hymn are also good ones. And Rhyme-Draped Springs is also worth considering. It should also be noted that Walton Masquerade is only viable in Fusion Burst. Only in Fusion Burst.

[00:03:38]Otherwise, you do not want to use it.

[00:03:40]And even then, you kind of don't want to use it anyway because using Cosmic Ripples is just going to be better. And it should be noted that her signature weapon is about 25% better than using Cosmic Ripples, but she is still very good on a standard weapon and is still going to be worth pulling for. So, don't feel pressured into getting it if you're unable to. But yes, Cosmic Ripples is going to be her budget-friendly option.

[00:04:00]Yet, what character shall be joining Denia on the stage of acting like a definitely not Bronya and Resonator?

[00:04:07]Well, when it comes to her Tune Strain team, obviously you're going to be running her with Luke. She is Luke's new de facto best-in-slot teammate because her outro skill benefits for Tune Strain team so much more than Linne's did, which basically didn't help Luke at all.

[00:04:20]And all of her buffs for Tune Strain are far more efficient for Luke. She is the de facto second slot teammate if you want to play the strongest Tune Strain team possible. So, if you want your Luke to be as powerful as he possibly can be, and you want to free up your Linne and DPM, or perhaps you just want an upgrade from Swan Hua, then Denia is going to be a fantastic choice and is 1 million percent worth pulling for if you want an upgrade for your Luke, and if you want him to have his best-in-slot team. I actually would recommend him first and foremost to Luke mains above all else because while she's skippable for I Mofu, she is definitely an upgrade for Luke. As for the Fusion Burst team, she's obviously going to be playing with I Mofu. She's the missing link to the Fusion Burst team and finally completes what was previously a team that just didn't have a second slot teammate. She is that second slot teammate and she is very very good as well, even if you're not able to get signature weapon. Now, the real interesting situation here is who are you going to use as your third slot teammate? If you use Chisa, then you're just going to go for a pretty basic rotation. However, things get spiced up a little bit if you decide to go for Lupo instead. And I'm going to talk about that a little bit more in a bit, but know that your options for the Fusion Burst team consist of I Mofu as the Fusion Burst DPS, and then your third slot is ideally either Chisa or Lupo. While you can use Morne and Shore Keeper, do note that Chisa and Lupo are going to be noticeably better than those two. It's not going to be unplayable, it's just going to be noticeably worse.

[00:05:45]This is also definitely Chisa's most efficient team at the minute. Example teams include the therapist, the Brunhildan resonator who needs therapy, Mornye, Aimyth, Denia, Chisa, our withering daughter, Denia once again, and Lupa. Yet, how do you play Denia?

[00:06:02]Well, she's actually pretty easy to play while having some really, really cool and dynamic gameplay. All right, so for her loop rotations, which is what you're going to be playing in her loop teams and her Chisa fusion burst teams, you want to do this.

[00:06:16]Intro win, basic, skill, alt.

[00:06:23]Basic, basic, dash, basic, basic, skill, skill.

[00:06:29]Alt.

[00:06:34]And then, remember when I mentioned that Denia can be played with Lupa in a pretty interesting way and that flaming claw print can be put on Denia? Well, you would want to put Lupa on Moonlight Claws in this team. And the reason that you want to play this team differently is because Denia's outro skill is 30 seconds and it applies team wide. It doesn't really matter too much when in the rotation she goes. So, the goal is to then get Lupa's outro on Aimyth so she can get 20% fusion damage amplification. Now, how would the rotation go? Well, this is the opener that you would want to use. Basic, skill, basic, basic, basic, basic, alt.

[00:07:14]Basic, basic, dash, basic, basic, skill, skill.

[00:07:20]Alt.

[00:07:25]It should be noted that after you use the opener rotation with Denia, whenever you swap back to her again, you will then use the Lupa rotation, which is the standard rotation that I talked about earlier. However, you will still want to go in the order of Denia into Lupa into Aimyth then so that Aimyth can keep getting Lupo's outro skill. It's a pretty easy to execute albeit very interesting piece of tech. Yet do you wish to give some sequences to this powerful threnodian resonator? Well, going to be honest her S1 is not really all that. I would personally recommend skipping out on it. The stat stick is nice but you don't really need it outside of that. I would say if you happen to get this S1 that's great but I wouldn't go out of your way for it. It's the type of thing where it's cool to have if you happen to get it in a double 10 pull. I would personally recommend going for S2 after this or if you're going to get sequences on Denia don't bother until you can get S2. Now her S2 is where the sauce is really at. Now I personally would still advise going for sequences on Luke and I'm a first before you get it on Denia. However, if you're satisfied with the amount of investment that those two characters have then getting S2 on Denia is a really nice next step because her S2 is honestly really solid and like I said in fusion burst teams it changes her build a little bit because using attack percent fusion percent is going to be better for her three costs as opposed to using fusion fusion. It's a fantastic S2 and should definitely be considered if you're interested in high investment for those specific DPS's. Her S3 is going to be really nice for her own damage and I would say for really high investment teams it's once again pretty worth going for but I think that getting S3 on a second soul teammate is pushing it a little bit so I'd say that you can stop at S2 in all honesty. Don't get fooled by her S4. You might see that oh this could make her rotation faster. No no no this is really really pointless. All it really does is minutely improve her own damage performance and the same can be said for S5. It's really not that worth it. Genuinely you get such a big increase from S2 and S3. I would heavily advise that if you're going to invest more into Denia you stop at S3 at most or go all the way to S6. Her S6 is really really really good of course.

[00:09:32]Like you can see that it's brilliant and it's also an S6 so as expected it's very strong. But, her S4 and S5 should definitely be avoided at all costs.

[00:09:41]While this S6 is very powerful, obviously most people aren't going to be going for this. It's just a ridiculous amount of investment, especially for a second slot teammate. So, I presume if you're going for this, it's because either you're a whale that wants to collect many S6s, or perhaps you're just a really big Denier fan in specific and you wish to main her. In which case, yes, this is a really good S6, but do note that her S4 and S5 are definitely on the weaker end, and I wouldn't go for them individually.

[00:10:05]Denier impresses me because she's a character of a definitely fills teams that needed to be filled. Luke needed a best in slot five-star teammate because he just didn't have one before, and I miss fusion burst team was basically incomplete. So, it's really nice that this character is able to cover for both of the popular 3.1 DPSs, and I think that because a lot of people pulled for I miss, and there's also a good chunk of people that pulled for Luke.

[00:10:28]The amount of people that find this character useful is definitely going to be large. And while I will say that in single target situations, you would ideally just keep playing Tunes drain I miss, I do want to say that the really nice thing about Denier existing is that at least you can free up your Linney and also improve your I miss performance in Whipering Woods.

[00:10:44]And Luke gets a best in slot teammate at last. All's well that ends well.

[00:10:48]Hopefully this video is able to tell you how to get Denier absolutely eviscerating her enemies into the void.

[00:10:54]This has been Juice signing out.

[00:10:57]And whether you're adding another pink-haired girl to your I miss team, or if you're happy to finally get a best in slot character for your Luke, I hope you enjoy your Denier.