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Four effects that move you, one that moves your mount, and three that never scale.
This is a mixed on-foot and mounted traversal kit. Verdash adds one jump and one mid-air dash to the trainer, Valentail reduces trainer gravity, Celaray prevents fall damage and extends the equipped glider's high-speed phase, and Gorirat Terra accelerates trainer climbing. Starryon is the mounted leg: its jump boost works only while ridden, and its 50% to 100% speed bonus works only at night. Those mount values do not apply on foot.
VerdashAir mobility
ValentailLow gravity
CelarayGlide and landing
Gorirat TerraClimbing
StarryonNight mountEvery 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.
Adds exactly one trainer jump and one trainer mid-air dash; condensing does not increase either count.
Catch it in the wild. Spawns at levels 52 to 53 across 83 points on the main island.
Makes the trainer floatier while jumping and falling; it is a fixed on-foot utility flag.
Catch it in the wild. Spawns at levels 63 to 65 across 33 points on the main island.
Prevents trainer fall damage and extends the equipped glider's high-speed gliding duration.
Catch it in the wild. Spawns at levels 2 to 14 across 213 points on the main island.
Raises trainer climbing speed by 50% to 100%, the on-foot stat that scales most in this kit.
Catch it in the wild. Spawns at levels 35 to 45 across 82 points on the main island.
While ridden, gains 25% jump power; its own movement speed rises by 50% to 100% only at night.
Catch it in the wild. Spawns at levels 42 to 67 across 209 points on the main island.
Chain the jump, the mid-air dash and the glide to turn cliffs into routes rather than obstacles, and climb straight up rather than routing around now that climbing is twice as fast. Know which effects are yours: Verdash, Valentail, Celaray and Gorirat Terra all affect you on foot, while Starryon jump and speed belong to Starryon and only apply while you are riding it, at night. Equip a glider or Celaray does nothing.
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 VerdashAir mobility | Extra Mid-Air DashUnique | You | Active | Active |
| VerdashAir mobility | Extra Mid-Air JumpUnique | You | Active | Active |
 ValentailLow gravity | Trainer Low GravityUnique | You | Active | Active |
 CelarayGlide and landing | Fall-Damage PreventionUnique | You | Active | Active |
 Gorirat TerraClimbing | Trainer Climbing SpeedUnique | You | 50% | 100% |
 StarryonNight mount | Mounted Speed at Night | This pal | 50% | 100% |
| StarryonNight mount | Mounted Jump PowerUnique | This pal | 25% | 25% |
Traversal has almost no passive support. Only one passive in the catalog touches movement at all, which makes this the shortest passive plan on the site.
Player Stamina Consumption -5.0%
Wellness Watcher, 5% less player stamina consumption per copy. Climbing, gliding and sprinting all draw on stamina, so this is the only passive that meaningfully extends how far a traversal party can take you.
25% reduced stamina consumption across five carriers
Rolls on wild catches and breeds normally.
Pal and Player Auto Health Regeneration Rate +50% Defense +25% Immune to Poison Damage Immune to Burn Damage
Health regeneration and immunity to poison and burn. Long overland routes cross hostile biomes, and regeneration between encounters is worth more than defence during them.
Defense and regeneration on every carrier, immunities do not need stacking
Mutation-pool only. Breed for it, or pull the implant from the ancient relic recycler.
10% increase in Player Defense.
Nothing in this party fights, so player defense is what gets you through anything that intercepts you on the way.
50% player defense across five carriers
Bought once from a bounty officer for bounty tokens.
One required item and a set of accessories that genuinely compound with the party effects rather than duplicating them.
Celaray modifies the equipped glider rather than granting one. With no glider equipped, that slot contributes nothing at all.
Celaray prevents fall damage and extends high-speed gliding on whatever glider you have equipped. Glider tier therefore sets the ceiling on the largest part of this build.
Its jump power and movement speed are both worded as its own, so they apply while you are riding it and not while you are on foot. The speed bonus is also night-only.
These stack with the party effects rather than overlapping them, which makes them unusually good value here compared to other builds.
Triple Air Dash Boots. Verdash grants exactly one extra mid-air dash as a flat flag, so the boots are how you get beyond two.
An accessory that allows the player to perform triple dashes in mid-air when equipped.
Triple Jump Boots. Same reasoning: Verdash grants exactly one extra jump regardless of rank, so extra jumps have to come from equipment.
An accessory that allows the player to perform double jumps in mid-air when equipped.
The Anti-Gravity Belt raises jump power, which compounds with Valentail low gravity to turn a jump into real distance.
An accessory that increases the player's jump power when equipped.
Air Walker EX. The highest-tier air-mobility accessory and the single largest traversal upgrade available outside the glider.
An accessory that allows the player to perform double jumps in mid-air when equipped. Also grants a double mid-air dash.
Stamina first by a wide margin. It is the resource every part of this build spends, and no party effect regenerates it.
There is no rotation. What matters is knowing which of these five effects apply to you on foot and which apply to the pal you are riding, because the lineup table makes them look alike.
Verdash, Valentail, Celaray and Gorirat Terra all affect you directly on foot. Starryon jump power and nighttime speed both belong to Starryon itself, so they apply while you are mounted and never while you are walking.
Celaray modifies the glider you have equipped rather than granting one. With no glider, its fall-damage prevention and extended glide do nothing, and the party is effectively four pals.
Verdash adds one jump and one mid-air dash, Valentail makes the fall floaty, and Celaray extends the glide and removes the landing cost. Used together they turn a cliff into a route rather than an obstacle.
Gorirat Terra doubles climbing speed at rank 5, which is the steepest curve in the party. Straight up is often the fastest line once climbing is no longer slow.
Its movement speed rises 50% to 100% only at night. During the day it is an ordinary mount with a 25% jump bonus, so Starryon Primo is the daylight answer.
Verdash gives exactly one jump and one dash at every rank, Valentail low gravity is a binary flag, and Celaray fall-damage prevention is fixed at 100. Only Gorirat Terra climbing speed and Starryon nighttime speed actually improve with souls.
The most common mistake with this party is assuming everything in it scales and everything in it applies to you. Neither is true.
The case for it
Every partner skill improves with condensation rank, so all five members deserve equal soul investment.
Three of the five do not move at all. Verdash grants exactly one extra jump and one extra mid-air dash at rank 1 and at rank 5. Valentail low gravity is a binary flag. Celaray fall-damage prevention is fixed at 100 across every rank. Only Gorirat Terra, from 50% to 100% climbing speed, and Starryon, from 50% to 100% nighttime speed, reward souls.
The case for it
A 50% to 100% movement speed increase is the largest number in the party, so it should be the headline effect.
It targets Starryon itself, not you. The speed applies to the mount while you are riding it, and only at night. On foot it does nothing whatsoever. The same is true of its 25% jump power, which is also fixed at every rank.
The case for it
Celaray, Galeclaw and Killamari all modify the equipped glider in different ways, so carrying two should combine their modifications.
Our data does not settle how two glider modifications interact, and the three describe overlapping rather than additive behaviours: Celaray prevents fall damage and extends high-speed gliding, Galeclaw enables high-speed gliding plus right-hand shooting, Killamari enables gentle floating. Pick the one whose behaviour you want rather than assuming they stack.
The case for it
Five slots of mobility should at least help you avoid damage, which is a form of defence.
Not one of these five contributes any combat effect. There is no attack bonus, no defence, no healing and no status. This is a travel party, and the honest recommendation is to swap to a combat lineup before anything that matters rather than trying to kite with it.
The most accessible party in the library. Every member is an early or mid-game catch, and the accessories cost more effort than the pals.
Keep the build's identity while adapting the lineup to the pals you own or the encounter ahead.
Starryon PrimoThe daytime counterpart to Starryon nighttime speed. Take it if you play in daylight, and note the bonus is still to the mount rather than to you on foot.
GaleclawThe other glider modifier. It trades Celaray fall-damage prevention for high-speed gliding and the ability to shoot with your right hand while airborne.
KillamariA third glider modifier, enabling gentle floating and a longer glide. Available very early, which makes it the budget version of this slot.
Celaray LuxCarries the identical fall-damage prevention as Celaray. It is a binary flag at every rank, so there is no benefit to running both forms.Verdash, Valentail, Celaray and Gorirat Terra affect the trainer on foot. Starryon's jump power and nighttime speed apply to Starryon itself while mounted; neither is a trainer movement buff.
Only two of them. Gorirat Terra climbing bonus rises from 50% to 100%, and Starryon nighttime speed rises from 50% to 100%. Verdash stays at exactly one jump and one dash, Valentail remains a fixed low-gravity flag, Celaray fall prevention is fixed at 100, and Starryon mounted jump-power bonus stays at 25%. Spend souls on the first two and nothing on the other three.
Yes, for Celaray to do anything. It modifies the glider you have equipped rather than granting one, so with nothing equipped its fall-damage prevention and extended high-speed gliding both do nothing and the party is effectively four pals.
Celaray, Galeclaw and Killamari all modify the equipped glider, but our data does not settle how two modifications interact and their behaviours overlap rather than adding. Celaray prevents fall damage and extends high-speed gliding, Galeclaw enables high-speed gliding plus right-hand shooting, and Killamari enables gentle floating. Pick the behaviour you want.
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