Lennah/Strategy

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Lennah
	Edit rating Role: Healer/Support High healing with Extended Mastery Perks. Clarity on a very short 3-turn cooldown. Hard to fit into the party if healing/clear isn't needed.

Site	RatingThe character's overall rating out of 10.	GrindingThe character's general efficiency in repeatedly clearing menial content with an emphasis on real-time speed. GW Max Grade: SS KG Max Grade: SS	Full AutoThe character's general performance in Full Auto parties. GW Max Grade: SS KG Max Grade: SS	High DifficultyThe character's capability relative to the game's most difficult content. GW Max Grade: SS KG Max Grade: SS	Last Update
GameWith	9.2	C	B	A	2023-03-28
Kamigame	8.5	D	B	B	2023-08-25

Overview

Lennah is Wind's premier healer and is arguably one of the best SSR healers in the game.

Strengths

Party debuff removal skill on a 3-turn cooldown, the lowest cooldown in the game
Excels in long battles where sustain and debuff removal is needed
RenaissanceRestore all allies' HP (Healing cap: 1200).
All allies gain RefreshHP is restored on every turn
Strength: Healing cap: 250Duration: 3 turns.
At level 75:
Healing cap increased to 1500.
At level 95:
Healing cap further increased to 2000.
RefreshHP is restored on every turn
Duration: 3 turns upgraded to RevitalizeRecover HP each turn. Boost to charge bar if HP is full.
Strength: 500 HP or 10% charge barDuration: 3 turns.
Also remove 1 debuff from all allies. gains a debuff removal effect at level 95, further improving her specialty
Obtains a revival skill at lvl 100 which is rarely found on characters

Weaknesses

Wind's enmity-based playstyle means a healer isn't always wanted
Not very useful in short fights

Extended Overview

She can heal the entire party up to 1500 HP every 6 turns and heal up to 750 over the next 3 turns with the attached RefreshHP is restored on every turn
Duration: 3 turns. She also has Clear on the lowest cooldown in the game, making it so that the party will hardly ever be suffering debuffs for long. Mistral bouquet provides weak damage over time, which can be useful in early content, but falls off extremely quickly in higher level content. Because her skills don't synergize solely with a single element, newer players can put her in their parties to allow themselves to live much longer.

Being in the human race, Lennah has access to the coveted DA and Crit EMP nodes which helps her low damage numbers. Her support ability allows her to sometimes avoid nasty status effects, such as Skill Sealed. Debuff Resistance can further be strengthened by the EMP nodes offered by her Heal type and Individual perks. Dodging Skill SealedCan't use skills
can make it she can use Espoir and allow her allies to do the same. She can also double down on her healing using her 3 heal nodes.

However, she suffers from being in an element that doesn't necessarily need her offerings. The basic Tiamat Bolt Omega grid actually suffers with Lennah present in the party, since her healing lowers the effectiveness of Enmity. Her offensive capabilities are also very lacking, meaning she will have to rely heavily on team support to do damage. She does have the benefit of Wind having very strong support characters, but Lennah's spot in the party could easily be given to a character who has higher damage output.

Upon being fully uncapped, Lennah receives powerful boosts to both her healing and her offensive capabilities. Her higher healing numbers synergize very well with her Refresh which has changed to a RevitalizeRecover HP each turn. Boost to charge bar if HP is full.
Strength: 500 HP or 10% charge barDuration: 3 turns. She can now boost her party's charge bars up to 30% provided she can keep them at full health. It also comes with an attached clear, making her the only SSR character in the game who can perform 2 clears in one turn. Her poison status now has a purpose as it allows her to stay alive longer with the drain from her support skill. Spirit BlossomLennah's C.A. DMG and C.A. DMG cap are boosted based on Spirit Blossom lvl (Max: 2 / Can't be removed)
Duration: IndefiniteLocal status effect is a unique local debuff that helps out Lennah's offense considerably over long battles with the increased Charge Attack numbers, which she can fire off at an increased rate provided Revitalize is able to provide Charge Bar. She can also function as a last resort measure with Forget Me Not, being able to fully heal a fallen member of the party, whether she's already on the front line, or replacing the character who just fell. Overall her uncap gave her large amounts of self-sustainability, giving her the ability to compete for a party slot among all of winds powerful attackers and buffers.

Ultimately, Leannah truly shines brightest in long battles, due to her incredible amounts of healing and Spirit Blossom allowing for charge attack specs to increase over time. She has shortcomings in her regular offensive capabilities, meaning she should sit out of races and shorter content. Wind's Enmity preference can also dissuades her from party compositions as well. However, with Grimnir (Summon)'s 10k ShieldNext ATK received will be ineffective for a fixed amount
as well as Last Storm Harp allowing Stamina wind to be a viable playstyle, Lennah has certainly earned a rating as a very strong character.