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Two Savior carries alternate full skill bars behind a mounted barrier and a thirty-hit Orserk engine.
Hartalis arrives with Savior, an innate passive that raises both Neutral and Grass damage by 30%, 130 base Attack, a 15-second mounted barrier in the current data and an unusually deep level-70 skill list. This version uses two Hartalis so each Pal owns an independent active-skill bar and can take over while the other cools down. Cremis adds 15% to 30% Neutral-Pal Attack, Orserk converts recent player bullet hits into up to thirty Attack and Defense stacks on the active Pal, and Silvegis protects the trainer's shield. It deliberately gives up the health-draining maximum-damage slot for a safer rotation that can be piloted repeatedly.
HartalisSacred carry IHartalisSacred carry II
CremisNeutral Attack support
OrserkBullet-stack engine
SilvegisTrainer shield guardEvery slot has a job. The cards below show the exact synergy, its rank range, who it affects, and a mapped route to recruiting that pal.
Primary Neutral carry with 130 base Attack, innate Savior for 30% Neutral and Grass damage, and Sacred Barrier recorded at a 5-second cooldown with a 15-second effect window.
Raid reward from a Hartalis slab at the Summoning Altar; normal and Ultra encounters are levels 70 and 80.
A second fully built Hartalis carries a separate three-skill rotation, letting the party swap instead of waiting through three long cooldowns.
Requires another raid reward or breeding project after the first Hartalis is obtained.
Raises the Attack of Neutral Pals by 15% to 30%. One copy supports either Hartalis, and a second Cremis or Ribbuny would not add another identical effect.
Very early wild catch at levels 1 to 9, so the support species is easy even though the carries are not.
Each player bullet hit grants the active Pal 1% to 5% Attack and Defense for 5 seconds, up to thirty stacks. The ceiling is 30% at rank 1 or 150% at rank 5 if the hit stream is maintained.
Current acquisition is tied to the World Tree, making this an endgame support slot.
From a party slot, shortens shield regeneration delay by 30% to 60% and reduces damage taken by the player's shield by 65% to 80%. No mounting condition is attached to these rows.
Level 62 field-boss route, available before the Hartalis raid itself.
Buff the first Hartalis, mount to establish Sacred Barrier, then land rapid bullet hits until Orserk reaches its thirty-stack ceiling. Spend Holy Burst, Radiant Barrage and Sacred Rain into a stable target, using the barrier to stay close enough for the multi-hit areas to connect. When that bar is empty, recall and deploy the second Hartalis, rebuild Orserk stacks on the new active Pal and fire its Divine Wing, Wind Burst and Purifying Light rotation. Silvegis keeps the trainer's shield recoverable during the swaps; Pal Recovery Grenades handle damage that reaches either carry.
Compare every surfaced partner effect at base rank and full condensation. Effects marked Unique can still scale by rank, but a second carrier of the same species adds nothing. Two different species carrying the same effect do add together.
| Pal / role | Partner effect | Affects | Rank 1 | Rank 5 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 CremisNeutral Attack support | Neutral Pal AttackUnique | This pal | 15% | 30% |
 OrserkBullet-stack engine | Active Pal Attack and Defense per hitUnique | Active pal | 1% | 5% |
 SilvegisTrainer shield guard | Shield Regen Delay ReductionUnique | You | 30% | 60% |
| SilvegisTrainer shield guard | Shield Damage ReductionUnique | You | 65% | 80% |
Savior consumes one slot on every Hartalis by design. The remaining three slots decide whether the carry prioritizes cooldowns, reliable damage or control resistance.
30% increase in Neutral attack damage. 30% increase in Grass attack damage.
Savior is Hartalis's innate passive and should be preserved. It gives 30% Neutral and 30% Grass damage, strengthening both the main Neutral bar and Wind Burst.
Innate on Hartalis raid rewards. Do not overwrite or breed it away from the final carry.
Active skill cooldown reduction 30% Attack +10%
Serenity reduces active-skill cooldowns by 30% and adds 10% Attack. Two skill bars already shorten downtime; Serenity keeps each bar returning sooner on its next deployment.
Breed or implant it onto both Hartalis copies.
Attack +20% Defense +20% Movement Speed increases 20%
Legend supplies Attack, Defense and movement speed without adding a conditional upkeep requirement.
Breed from a Legend carrier or apply the implant to each completed Hartalis.
Absorbs 100% of damage dealt and restores Health. Pal Auto Health Regeneration Rate +100%. Attack +15%.
Immortality adds Attack, regeneration and damage-based healing. It is the safer fourth slot for a carry that remains active through a full burst sequence.
Mutation pool or ancient-relic implant route.
Defense +30% Immune to Flinch Immune to Knockback
Diamond Body replaces Immortality when flinch and knockback are interrupting the expensive 30-second skills. It gives Defense and immunity to both control types.
Use the passive implant on the Hartalis assigned to the more dangerous half of the rotation.
10% increase in Player Defense.
Stronghold Strategist belongs on Cremis, Orserk and Silvegis. Those slots are not field attackers, so increasing trainer Defense supports the bullet-stack job directly.
30% player Defense across the three dedicated support Pals
Buy the implant once and apply it to the support trio.
The player kit has two responsibilities: keep Orserk stacks alive and keep both Hartalis copies buffed and healthy. Raw trainer damage is secondary.
The saddle enables the defensive identity. A rapid firearm is the verified Orserk trigger; drone behavior remains a community finding.
Hartalis Saddle at technology 70. It unlocks riding and the barrier that blocks incoming attacks while active.
Saddle for safely riding Hartalis. Grants the ability to generate a barrier that blocks incoming attacks.
Combat SMG at technology 68. Thirty quick bullet hits are more important here than the damage of each individual shot.
A submachine gun made from Soralite Ingots. Its improved magazine and ammunition enhance its suppression power.
Heavy Assault Rifle at technology 70 keeps bullet contact when the encounter punishes SMG distance.
An assault rifle made from Soralite Ingots. It has been enhanced to handle powerful ammo while maintaining its versatility.
Recent player reports say drone hits maintain Orserk stacks. The dataset records only that bullet hits trigger the buff, not whether drones qualify, so keep a firearm ready and treat drones as optional support.
A launcher that fires drones which perform autonomous attacks. Capable of deploying up to 9 units, enabling sustained suppression.
Apply these to whichever Hartalis is active, then repeat after the swap.
The Megaboost Gun strengthens the active Hartalis before its burst. Use the technology 25 Boost Gun until technology 63.
Firing it at an allied Pal boosts their attack and defense, while hitting an enemy deals damage. Thanks to improvements, the boost is stronger and lasts longer, and it deals more damage to enemies.
Pal Recovery Grenades preserve a carry through its full bar and are mandatory if the Celesdir Noct damage variant is used.
A Frag Grenade with healing effects. It bursts on impact, restoring HP to allied Pals.
Neutral Support Whistle raises the Neutral damage of the Pal fighting alongside you, matching most of Hartalis's native bar.
An accessory that raises the Neutral damage of the Pal fighting alongside you.
Dogen Emblem raises both player and active-Pal Attack, helping the support gun and the Hartalis burst at once.
An accessory that greatly raises your Attack, and that of the Pal fighting alongside you.
A close-to-mid-range Neutral burst bar. Multi-hit skills need a stable target, so catalog power is not treated as guaranteed damage.
Native at level 15, Neutral, 700 catalog power and a 30-second cooldown.
Native at level 22, Neutral, 700 catalog power and a 30-second cooldown.
Native at level 40, Neutral, 800 catalog power and a 30-second cooldown. Place it only when the target is unlikely to leave the area.
A mixed Savior bar that gives the second copy different ranges and timing rather than duplicating the first exactly.
Native at level 30, Neutral, 700 catalog power and a 30-second cooldown.
Native at level 70, Grass, 600 catalog power and a 30-second cooldown. Savior strengthens Grass as well as Neutral.
Native at level 50, Neutral, 250 catalog power and a 100-second cooldown. Use it for its actual hit behavior, not as a short-loop filler.
The Pal pair delivers the burst. Trainer points keep the stack engine alive, mobile and supplied during the swaps.
Every swap moves the Orserk recipient, so treat each Hartalis as a fresh burst cycle rather than assuming the first Pal's stacks transfer.
Apply food and the Megaboost Gun before aggro. Drones may help according to current field reports, but the SMG remains the verified stack source.
Use the barrier to enter safely and establish the range needed for Holy Burst, Radiant Barrage and Sacred Rain.
At Orserk rank 1 the ceiling is 30% Attack and Defense; at rank 5 it is 150%. Keep hitting because each stack is tied to a five-second recent-hit window.
Fire the area skills while the boss is stationary or committed. Do not read the catalog power as guaranteed if part of a multi-hit area misses.
The active-Pal recipient changed, so shoot again before spending Divine Wing, Wind Burst and Purifying Light.
Use Silvegis shield recovery during the reset. Refresh the boost, throw recovery grenades and repeat once the first bar is ready.
The maximum-damage Hartalis shell is not the same as this repeatable rotation. These choices were considered and intentionally left outside the default five.
The case for it
Its health-drain trade raises the active Pal's Attack and is common in maximum-damage Hartalis parties.
The shipped description says 40%, while the normalized rank rows are zero and do not confirm a larger condensed curve. It also drains the carry continuously. This safe rotation keeps a second Hartalis and Silvegis instead, while listing Celesdir Noct as the aggressive variant.
The case for it
Both raise Neutral-Pal Attack, so two supports should double the party bonus.
Both effects are 15% to 30% and explicitly non-stacking. They are substitutes, not partners.
The case for it
Lapure reduces partner-skill cooldowns, so it should also refresh Holy Burst and the rest of the move bar.
Lapure acts on partner skills, not ordinary active-skill cooldowns. Sacred Barrier already records a 5-second cooldown against a 15-second effect, so the slot does not solve the rotation this build is rotating around.
The case for it
Drone Launcher fire can maintain all thirty stacks without the player shooting.
Recent players report that behavior, but the installed data says only bullet hits and does not identify drones. The guide keeps drones optional and uses an SMG or rifle as the reproducible trigger.
This is a true endgame project: two raid carries, a World Tree support Pal, a level-70 saddle and several advanced support items.
Keep the build's identity while adapting the lineup to the pals you own or the encounter ahead.
RibbunyA direct Cremis alternative with the same 15% to 30% Neutral-Pal Attack curve. Do not run both for damage because the effect does not stack; choose by acquisition or base utility.
Celesdir NoctReplace the second Hartalis or Silvegis for the aggressive version. Its description grants the active Pal 40% Attack while draining Health, but the normalized rank rows are zero, so this guide does not publish an unverified higher condensed value.
Sibelyx PrimoReplace the second Hartalis when one carry is enough and more bulk is needed. It raises Neutral-Pal Defense by 15% to 30% from a party slot.Each copy owns a separate active-skill bar and cooldown state. The second lets you continue with another three-skill burst instead of waiting on the first. Sacred Barrier itself is not being stacked.
Each recent bullet hit grants the active Pal 1% Attack and Defense at rank 1 or 5% at rank 5, up to thirty stacks. That makes the ceiling 30% or 150% while the five-second hit window is maintained.
No. Its current shield regeneration and shield damage-cut rows target the trainer from a party slot. The description says while in party, and the effects are 30% to 60% faster regen start and 65% to 80% less shield damage.
Either is valid. Both give the same non-stacking 15% to 30% Neutral-Pal Attack curve. Do not use both expecting two bonuses.
Its description adds 40% active-Pal Attack in exchange for continuous Health loss, so it is the aggressive direction. The current rank rows expose zero and do not verify larger condensed claims, which is why this guide lists it as an alternate instead of building a headline total around it.
Use the set that actually lands on the target. Holy Burst, Radiant Barrage and Sacred Rain form the default first bar; Divine Wing, Wind Burst and Purifying Light diversify the second. Multi-hit areas can underperform their catalog power on small or mobile enemies.
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