Module Sets Neverness to Everness

All 12 Suits share the same 2-piece (Epic) and 4-piece (Legendary) threshold structure, and each one only unlocks by fitting Shape modules into the specific geometry it requires — not by owning any 2 or 4 pieces that merely carry its tag.

6 elemental Suits, one per Esper element:

• Diabolos (Chaos) — 2pc: +10% Chaos DMG. 4pc: ignores 12% of the target's Chaos RES, rising to 24% while that target is under Nova or Scorch.
• Devil's Blood: Curse (Psyche) — 2pc: +10% Psyche DMG. 4pc: +18%, rising to +36% against targets under Nova or Stain.
• Crimson: Twin Butterflies (Incantation) — 2pc: +10% Incantation DMG. 4pc: +6% ATK per stack, up to 6 stacks.
• Fireflies and the Forest (Anima) — 2pc: +10% Anima DMG. 4pc: +8% Crit DMG per stack, up to 7 stacks.
• Lost Radiance (Cosmos) — 2pc: +10% Cosmos DMG. 4pc: ignores 25% of the target's DEF for a window after using an Ultimate.
• Street Boxer (Lakshana) — 2pc: +10% Lakshana DMG. 4pc: +14% Crit Rate.

6 role Suits, not tied to any single element:

• Shadow Creed — 2pc: +10% ATK. 4pc: +25% ATK for a window after using a Skill.
• Speedy Hedgehog — 2pc: +12% Charge Efficiency. 4pc: +15% ATK for the whole team after using an Ultimate.
• Kingdom's Guard — 2pc: +15% DEF. 4pc: a shield worth 20%.
• Thea's Night Tavern — 2pc: +10% HP. 4pc: +20% healing output.
• Tiny Big Adventure — 2pc: +10% HP. 4pc: +4% Max HP per stack, up to 10 stacks.
• Quiet Manor — 2pc: +10% Mental DMG. 4pc: +12% Mental DMG per stack, up to 3 stacks — the one Suit built around the burst damage a reaction like Nova deals, rather than a single element's hits.

Matching a Suit to a character takes two checks, not one — what it boosts, and whether the 4-piece condition actually triggers for that character's playstyle.

• For an elemental Suit, the 2-piece bonus is a straightforward damage buff for that element — only worth it if the character actually deals that element's damage in the first place.
• Several elemental Suits gate their stronger 4-piece bonus behind a reaction condition. Diabolos and Devil's Blood: Curse both need the target under Nova (Chaos+Psyche) — Diabolos also counts Scorch (Chaos+Incantation), Devil's Blood: Curse also counts Stain (Psyche+Lakshana). Outside a team that actually lands those reactions, both Suits keep working but only deliver their flat 2-piece portion.
• For a role Suit, match battle role directly instead of element: a generalist or stacking attacker fits Shadow Creed, Crimson: Twin Butterflies or Fireflies and the Forest; a battery who Ultimates often fits Speedy Hedgehog; a tank fits Kingdom's Guard; a dedicated healer fits Thea's Night Tavern; a sustain-focused unit that wants to snowball Max HP fits Tiny Big Adventure; and a build leaning on reaction bursts rather than straight elemental hits fits Quiet Manor.

This index page is a map of all 12 Suits, not the full breakdown of any single one.

• Open a specific Suit's own page to see its exact required Shape geometry, the Shape modules that satisfy it, and — once build data is filled in — which characters actually run it.
• A Suit only decides the set-bonus half of a build. The Core module that supplies the main stat and 4 substats is a separate choice, covered on the modules catalog, and still needs to fit into whatever grid space the Shape pieces leave open on that character's Console.
• Because Console layouts differ per character, the same Suit's required geometry can end up arranged differently from one character to the next — treat this page as what a Suit needs in general, and a character's own build page as the exact layout to copy.

The Suits catalog lists all 12 sets side by side; this page is the deep dive on one specific Suit.

• It lists the exact Shape geometry this Suit requires, plus the modules that actually satisfy that geometry — the modules catalog covers all 74 pieces across every Suit, this page filters down to only the ones relevant here.
• Both the 2-piece (Epic) and 4-piece (Legendary) effect for this specific Suit are shown directly on this page — read those numbers here rather than from memory of another Suit, since the two tiers and their conditions differ from one Suit to the next.
• When build data for a character is available, this page also lists who actually runs this Suit — treat that as a starting shortlist rather than the only valid option, since geometry and role fit matter more than copying a name blindly.

The modules listed on this page are filtered specifically to the Shape geometry this Suit needs — not the full modules catalog.

• These are the pieces that fill Console grid space and satisfy the geometry condition, not the Core module that actually carries a main stat and 4 substats — a full build for this Suit still needs a separate Core module, chosen on its own merits from the modules catalog.
• The pieces shown here come in 3 rarities. A higher rarity generally means a stronger version of the same piece, but rarity alone doesn't change whether the geometry condition is satisfied — a lower-rarity piece in the right position can still unlock the same 2-piece or 4-piece threshold.
• Because Console layouts differ per character, cross-check this Suit's geometry against a specific character's own build page rather than assuming the arrangement transfers directly — the same Suit can be laid out differently from one character to the next.

Not every Suit on this site has a filled-in list of characters who run it yet — that's a data-coverage gap, not a sign the Suit goes unused.

• If the list here is short, fall back to the role logic instead: match this Suit's element (if it has one) to a character's own Esper element, or match its role — ATK/stacking, Charge Efficiency, DEF/HP, or healing — to what that character actually needs in a team.
• If this Suit's stronger 4-piece bonus is tied to a specific reaction, check whether the character's team can actually land that reaction before committing farming resources to it — it rewards a reaction-focused team far more than a straight single-target attacker.
• This page fills in further as build coverage expands — checking a specific character's own build page in the meantime gives the most current pairing for that character.