Kyryll Chudomirovich Flins in Genshin Impact: Build and Teams Guide

In Genshin impact, Kyryll Chudomirovich Flins is an Electro Polearm user who takes the role of the main damage dealer, playing from the Lunar-Charged reaction. When activating the ultimate, he switches to a special stance, in which his blows are strengthened. At the same time, his build does not differ much from most "classic" main-DD, since the accent stats are still crits, although, in addition to them, he needs elemental mastery.

He plays exclusively in Lunar-Charged and will perform much worse in other teams, but he can still be used if he has a Hydro ally. His primary gameplay revolves around activating a cheap version of his ultimate, which means you'll have to get used to a certain rotation when playing him.

How to Get the Character

Kirill Chudomirovich and his constables can be obtained through the "Lonely Light in the Night" prayer. It will become available in the second phase. the 7.0 update, starting September 1 to 22, 2026.

Follow the updates in the banner schedule, so as not to miss the rerun of Flins and other characters. 

Strengths and Weaknesses

Flins complements the collection of electro damage dealers, but differs significantly from them in that he is strictly tied to certain teams and allies. This is partly balanced by the fact that his signature units are quite strong and easy to build in terms of combat equipment, allowing you not to spend too many resources on him.

Best Kyryll Builds in Genshin Impact

The Lightkeeper is the primary damage dealer, but all of his damage comes from reactions, which influences his build. Kyryll's build should focus on both attack power and a balance of critical damage and critical chance, as Lunar-Charged can critically hit.

Elemental Mastery is especially important: it's essential for elemental synergies, but since Flins gets it from ATK, it's not a major focus. He'll also benefit from some energy regeneration, especially if he's playing without a second Electro.

Recommended Stats

The hero's main stat is ATK, he converts it into Elemental mastery and buffs damage from it. This characteristic should be looked for in the clock, goblet and secondary stats. If desired, you can take the goblet or clock on EM, but make sure you have at least 2000 ATK for the passives to work. Look for the circlet with CRIT Rate or DMG, giving preference to the stat that is more suitable for balance. Energy recovery, Elemental mastery, ATK and crits are also useful in sub-stats.

Use an attack power goblet. He doesn't need electro damage.

Artifact	Stats
Flower of Life Main Stat: HP (fixed)	Secondary stats: ATK % Energy Recharge % Elemental Mastery CRIT Rate/DMG
Plume of Death Main Stat: ATK (fixed)	Secondary stats: ATK % Energy Recharge % Elemental Mastery CRIT Rate/DMG
Sands of Eon Main Stat: Attack Power % or Elemental Mastery	Secondary stats: ATK Energy Recharge % Elemental Mastery CRIT Rate/DMG
Goblet of Eonothem Main Stat: Attack Power % or Elemental Mastery	Secondary stats: ATK Energy Recharge % Elemental Mastery CRIT Rate/DMG
Circlet of Logos Main Stat: CRIT Rate or DMG	Secondary stats: ATK % Energy Recharge % Elemental Mastery CRIT Rate/DMG

Recommended values:

• ATK: 2000 for the two passives to work properly.
• Energy recharge: Around 130%-140% for quickly gaining your ultimate with Electro Resonance. If you're playing with C1 and the Signature, it's acceptable to reduce the value to 110-120%.
• KS: 40-50% if you use the signature set.
• Crit DMG: 160% and more.
• Elemental Mastery: 100-200, excluding your own buff and allies' buffs.

Weapon Tier List

Despite playing with the new reaction, building Kyryll is not much different from building any classic damage dealer, where crits are prioritized, and the most useful stats and buffs are sought after by the residual principle. Although his signature spear significantly increases damage, the hero cannot be called "signature-dependent", such an increase is standard for a main DD:

• Kyryll's signature weapon is better than other legendary analogues by about 15 %;
• The alternative 5⭐ spears are approximately equal to each other and differ only by 10 %;
• Epic variants are weaker than the signature by 20 % at P5 and by 30 % at P1.

Name	The effect	Recommendation
Bloodsoaked Ruins ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Main stat: 48-674 CRIT Rate: 4.8%-22.1%	After activating Elemental Burst, the equipping character's Lunar-Charged reaction damage is increased by 36 % for 3.6 sec. If the equipping character activates the reaction, their CRIT DMG is increased by 28 % for 6 seconds, and it also restores 12 Energy. Energy Recharge occurs once every 14 seconds.	Not only provides all the necessary stats, but also gives a boost to the Moonsign reaction itself. Additional energy recovery will allow you to search for this characteristic in artifacts less.
Staff of the Scarlet Sands ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Main stat: 44-542 CRIT Rate: 9.6%-44.1%	The wearer gains an ATK bonus equal to 52%-104% from their Elemental mastery. Hitting an enemy with an E grants the Dream of the Scarlet Sands for 10 seconds: the ATK bonus of the character equipped with this weapon increases by 28%-56% of their Elemental Mastery. The effect stacks up to 3 times.	Although Chudomirovich's scaling comes from ATK, Elemental mastery is extremely important for him to deal damage with Lunar-Charged. The staff will increase all three key stats.
Staff of Homa ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Base stat: 46-608 CRIT DMG: 14.4%-66.2%	Increases HP by 20%-40%. Also grants an ATK bonus equal to 0.8%-1.6% of the equipped character's Max HP. When the HP of the character equipped with this weapon drops below 50%, its attack power is further increased by 1%-1.8% of their max HP.	Provides useful stats, but overall is considered just a "stick with crits" for this hero. If you play with Ineffa, you shouldn't count on the increase from the second bonus.
Primordial Jade Winged-Spear ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Main stat: 48-674 CRIT Rate: 4.8%-22.1%	Increases ATK by 3.2%-6.0% for 6 seconds. The bonus can be stacked up to 7 times and occurs no more than once every 0.3 seconds. At level 7, the stacking increases damage by 12%-24%.	Has a huge base, crit chance and universal buff. The bonus is easy to stack in the first seconds of the battle and fight at full power, since the light wielder has fast strikes.
Vortex Vanquisher ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Base stat: 46-608 ATK: 10.8%-49.6%	Increases shield durability by 20%-40%. When hit, increases ATK by 4%-8% for 8 sec, the effect stacks up to 5 times and occurs every 0.3 sec. In addition, under the defense of the shield, the bonus is increased by 100%.	Shows excellent results with Ineffa or another shield, but without it becomes weaker by about 15% of the outgoing damage.
Fractured Halo ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Main stat: 46-608 CRIT DMG: 14.4%-66.2%	After activating an elemental skill or elemental burst, attack power increases by  24/30/36/42/48% for 20 sec. If the equipped character creates a shield during this time, then for 20 sec. they gain the effect of Electrifying Edict: the reaction damage of Lunar-Charged of all team members nearby is increased by  40/50/60/70/80%.	Although the Lightkeeper is unable to create shields and receive buffs to Moonsign, the first bonus and main stats are useful for him.
Symphonist of Scents ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Base stat: 46-608 CRIT DMG: 14.4%-66.2%	ATK is increased by 12%-24%. When the wielder is inactive, their attack power increases by 12%-24%. After the healing is done, the healer and recipient receive the Sweet Echoes effect: their ATK increases by 32%-64% for 3 sec. The bonus works even from the pocket.	Even though the second part of the passive cannot be activated, Crit DMG from the sub-stat and ATK from the first bonus are enough.
Deathmatch ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Main stat: 41-454 CRIT Rate: 8%-38.8%	If there are 2 or more enemies nearby, increased ATK and DEF by 16%-32%. If there are less than 2 enemies nearby, increases ATK by 24% –48%.	Although the spear's base is not that high, it is compensated by high Crit Rate. This both simplifies the selection of crits in general and allows you to gain more other useful characteristics.
Skyward Spine Five-star Base stat: 48-674 Energy recharge: 8%-36,8%	Increases crit chance by 8%-16% and normal attack speed by 12 %. On hit with a normal or charged attack, there is a 50% chance to activate an intangible blade that deals 40%-100% damage in a small radius. Can occur every 2 sec.	The substat alone provides the required amount of ER%, eliminating the need to search for this stat in artifacts. However, the passive is practically useless for Chudomirovich.
Sacrificer's Staff ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Base stat: 45-620 CRIT Rate: 2%-9,2%	For 6 seconds after the elemental skill hits an enemy, attack power increases by  8/10/12/14/16%, and energy recovery by  6/7,5/9/10,5/12%This effect stacks up to 3 times and occurs even when the equipped character is not on the battlefield.	It can't compete with the Signature even with awakenings, but it's an extremely comfortable option, as it significantly increases all the necessary stats. The low Crit Rate isn't critical, since the set Night of the Sky's Unveiling gives a sufficient increase.
Ballad of the Fjords ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Base stat: 42-510 CRIT Rate: 6%-27.6%	If there are 3 or more characters of different elements in a party, elemental mastery increases by 120-240 .	Since the concept of Lunar-Charged groups involves playing in three elements, it is easy for the hero to activate the weapon bonus.
Prospector's Shovel ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Main stat: 42-510 ATK: 9%-41.3%	Increases Charged damage by 48 %, and Lunar-Charged damage by additional 12%. During Full Moon, increases Lunar-Charged damage by additional 12 %.	The only DPS spear besides Bloodsoaked Ruins that can offer a direct reaction buff, but it's hard to balance the build with since it doesn't provide anything other than ATK, making having the Nod-Krai set critical.
Missive Windspear ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Main stat: 42-510 ATK: 9%-41.3%	For 10 seconds after triggering Elemental Reaction, ATK is increased by 12%-24%, EM - by 48-96 .	A decent option for F2P, if the fifth awakening is obtained. Due to the constant trigger of Moonsign, there will be no downtime in the passive.

To equip other heroes, use weapons tier list.

Choosing Artifacts

Artifacts for Kyryll should complete the overall balance of the build and combine with the chosen weapon. The signature set is stronger than the alternative options by about 20%, and the analogues are practically equal (± 7%damage) in benefit to each other.

Name	The effect	Recommendation
Night of the Sky's Unveiling ⭐⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐	2 Piece: Increases Elemental Mastery by 80. 4 Piece: If party members trigger Moonlight reactions while the equipped character is active, the Moonlight effect is activated for 4 seconds: Intent: If the party's Moonsign is Nascent Light/Full Radiance, the critical hit rate is increased by 15%/30%. The damage of all party members' Moonlight reactions is increased by 10% for each active Moonlight effect of different types. This bonus can occur even if the equipped character is not on the battlefield.	The best option, the full build of which you should strive for. Gives Elemental mastery, significantly increases Crit Rate and the reaction itself, perfectly synergizes with top teams and is tailored to the hero's gameplay.
Gilded Dreams ⭐⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐	2 Piece: Increases Elemental Mastery by 80. 4 Piece: For 8 seconds after triggering Elemental Reaction, the equipping character receives the following buffs, depending on the elements of allies: ATK is increased by 14% for each character of the same element; EM is increased by 50 for each character of a different element. Each of these buffs counts up to 3 characters. The effect can occur once every 8 seconds, even if the equipping character is off-field.	Allows you to balance Elemental mastery and ATK, but in secondary characteristics it is important to find a lot of crits, especially if the weapon does not have it.
Thundering Fury ⭐⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐	2 Piece: Electro damage +15%. 4 Piece: Increases the damage of Overloaded, Charged, Superconduct and Hyperbloom by 40%. Damage from Aggravate and Lunar-Charged is increased by 20%. When activating the listed reactions or Quicken, the cooldown of E is reduced by 1 sec. Can occur once every 0.8 sec.	In fact, this set is not very profitable and would be better only than a mix. The hero does not need the E-rollback reduction, and Electro damage is secondary for Chudomirovich, so all the benefit comes down to the Moonsign buff.
Gladiator’s Finale (Shimenawa's Reminiscence / Vermillion Hereafter / Echoes of an Offering / Nighttime Whispers in the Echoing Woods, Fragment of Harmonic Whimsy, Unfinished Reverie) Wanderer's Troupe / Gilded Dreams / Flower of Paradise Lost / Night of the Sky's Unveiling	2 Piece: increases attack power by 18%. 2 Piece: Increases Elemental Mastery by 80.	Any mix increases pure stats, but does not provide any useful bonuses.

Teams

Flins relies heavily on his teams, which must not only contain a Hydro companion to inflict status damage but also a Nod-Krai representative to increase Moosign. A second Electro for energy boosting would also be helpful. Since the Lightkeeper's primary damage comes from his reaction, the Elemental bonus provides no benefit. The most valuable benefits are increased Elemental Mastery and Attack Power, as well as reduced enemy resistances.

Heroes with the best synergy

The lightkeeper interacts best with the following characters:

Character	Element	Weapon	Features
Ineffa	Electro	Polearm	A top companion for Flins, as she shares mechanics related to Moonsign reaction. The robot provides a shield that covers Kyryll while in a standing position and buffs Moonsign damage, significantly increasing the character's damage output.
Columbina	Hydro	Catalyst:	A signature Hydro support for any Lunar Reaction. Provides stable status, increased reaction damage, and personal damage, but is less of a priority than Ineffa.
Dori	Electro	Claymore	An optimal support choice without Ineffa, as it allows you to take the more valuable Sucrose instead of Lan Yan. She triggers the Resonance, restores energy while your Ultimate is active, and heals.
Ororon	Electro	Bow	Electro hero for the resonance and additional energy from the pocket. He plays best in various Taser variants, so he can fully shine in groups with Flins. Best played on C6.
Fischl	Electro	Bow	A good source of energy and additional damage if Ororon is not upgraded, but does not show supernatural results.
Iansan	Electro	One-handed sword	Provides an ATK buff and triggers Resonance, and can also provide a small amount of healing. However, the healing is very limited, and if you don't have another companion with support abilities in your party, it's important to play carefully.
Kuki	Electro	One-handed sword	Can simultaneously fill the healer slot and Electro Resonance, like Dori. Xiphos' Moonlight is the top-tier gear choice, especially on awakenings.
Aino	Hydro	Claymore	Free Hydro Applicator, who is from Nod-Krai, so will give one level of Moonsign just for being in the team. The main interest, besides the elemental status, is her sixth constellation, which increases the damage from Moonsign.
Yelan	Hydro	Bow	Strong sub-DD, providing a large amount of water effect on enemies. Can carry a support weapon, such as Elegy for the End, to buff allies.
Furina	Hydro	One-handed sword	Despite the fact that the buff from Fanfares is practically not needed by Kyryll, the heroine is still one of the most convenient Hydro applicators, she will give enough status to constantly trigger Moonsign.
Sucrose	Anemo	Catalyst:	She's notable not only for her pulling and Swirling, but also for her Elemental Mastery boost, which directly affects Lunar-Charged. She's stronger than other support heroes of her element, including Legendaries. However, she's only worth picking with Ineffa or another shield/healer, as her survivability is significantly reduced.
Lan Yan	Anemo	Catalyst:	If you don't have Ineffa for your team and don't want to play Sucrose and Dori, this is a good alternative. She Swirls elements for buffs and increases Elemental mastery if she has constellations.
Jahoda	Anemo	Bow	An alternative epic companion for triggering the Lunar Resonance. Useful if Sucrose is busy with another team or if neither Aino nor Ineffa is available.

If you don't have an Ineffa that can simultaneously cover your Resonance and Healing/Protection needs, and you don't like the supports in the table above, we recommend choosing the following support companions:

Blacksmith Xilonen (cuts resistances and heals)	Geo Archon Zhongli (cuts resistances and creates shields)	Adventurer Bennett (buffs ATK and heals)
Jean (Anemo, one-handed sword)

Secondary damage dealer

Possible secondary damage dealers for applying status from the pocket:

1	3
Xingqiu (Hydro, one-handed sword)	Yae Miko (Electro, catalyst)

Supports

Support characters:

1	2	3
Kokomi (Hydro, catalyst)	Sayu (Anemo, claymore)	Barbara (Hydro, catalyst)

Optimal Teams

Chudomirovich's most important ally is Ineffa, so choose your setup based on her presence or absence on your account. The best Hydro partner is Columbina, but she has an alternative in the form of the epic Aino, so she's less important.

General pattern for the team:

Kyryll

Electro

Hydro

A support for survival and/or cutting resistances, most often Anemo or Geo.

Groups with Ineffa

The synergy between Chudomirovich and Ineffa is not a direct enhancement as in the case with Swordswomen Skirk and Сhef Escoffier, but rather a mutually beneficial interaction in battle. They can be compared to a combinatio of nSaurian Hunter Kinich and Perfumer Emilie, where both characters are designed to play in the same rare conditions and therefore perform best together.

Character 1	Character 2	Character 3	Character 4	Recommendation
Kyryll	Ineffa	Columbina Aino	Sucrose Berry (C6)	The most powerful variation is with Columbina and Sucrose, but if they're unavailable or busy with another group, you can take Aino and Jahoda, especially if the latter is C6. Since Ineffa is already responsible for the team's survivability, you can forgo using Amber for Hyposelenia and take another catalyst if you don't have a pressing need for HP.
Kyryll	Ineffa	Columbina Aino	Odette	Thanks to Odette, new members are added to the group Star reactionsDamage is slightly reduced, but the addition of a strengthened Conductor allows you to bypass monster blocks from 7.X versions, "extending" the squad's lifespan.
Kyryll	Ineffa	AinoYelan Furina	Sucrose Jahoda	A combo for when Columbina isn't on your account and Aino is busy with another setup, such as Zibai or Nefer's. Ideally, give Yelan Elegy for the End, for the additional bonus to allies.
Kyryll	Ineffa	Columbina Aino	Xilonen Zhongli	A team with a Geo support instead of an Anemo one. The damage will be lower due to the lack of the Elemental mastery buff, but you won't lose the resistance cut. In this team, it's better to equip Xilonen or Zhongli with a 4⭐ set Instructor, as it provides allies with an Elemental Mastery bonus.

Groups without Ineffa

While the robot doesn't directly increase the Lightkeeper's damage, without her, Flins-based compositions become approximately 40% weaker. Columbina improves this by approximately 15%, but doesn't solve the survivability, resonance, or energy issues. If you want to fully play the Snowland Fae representative and cover all endgame content, sticking with the former Harbinger of Fatui and achieving the same level of damage is impossible.

Character 1	Character 2	Character 3	Character 4	Recommendation
Kyryll	ColumbinaAino	Sucrose	Dori Kuki	Dori triggers Electro Resonance and replenishes energy, allowing you to use the optimal Sucrose as an Anemo support, even though she doesn't have her own group defense. You can replace her with Kuki, but it's less useful. Columbina or Aino creates a second level of Moonsign.
Kyryll	ColumbinaAino	Fischl Ororon Iansan	Lan Yan	If you don't have Ineffa on your account, we recommend a combination with Colombino/Aino, Lan Yan, and any Electro-based hero for the sub-DD role. Playing without Electro Resonance is quite difficult, especially without the Signature Spear, as it will make it difficult to generate energy.
Kyryll	Aino Furina	Fischl Ororon	Jahoda	This combo can be played with or without Aino. Moonsign level XNUMX will be reached either way, but the mechanic girl has better uptimes for her abilities. Any Electro hero can be used.
Kyryll	ColumbinaAino	Fischl Ororon Iansan	JeanSayu	The composition is practically identical to the previous one, but with a healer instead of a shielder. Suitable for those who don't want to level Lan Yan or prefer to play with a healer; otherwise, the gameplay remains the same.
Kyryll	ColumbinaAino	Iansan Sara	Bennett	A variation of a group with two attack buffers, though the least weak compared to the above due to the lack of any resistance cutoff. Chudomirovich is a good bet for both the clock and goblet with EM in this team.
Kyryll	Aino	Barbara	Lynette	A budget team, consisting entirely of free characters. Barbara is responsible for survival, and also triggers Hydro Resonance. For the fourth slot, it is better to take Lynette using Viridescent Venerer.

Features

The main stat is critical damage. HP, ATK, and defense also increase. Since Lunar-Charged's damage is highly dependent on the level of the characters involved in the reaction, level 90 is crucial for the Lightkeeper. Unlocking levels 95 and 100 with Masterless Stella Fortuna is also welcome, he will receive a powerful boost from them.

Thus, after full levelling up to 90, the Crit DMG value without taking into account artifacts and weapons will be equal to 88.4%.

Leveling

Let's look at all the resources necessary for the full development of the companion and the places where they can be obtained.

Ascension

To level up, you will need to collect the following materials from Nod-Krai:

Resource	Where to find it
Slivers, fragments, chunks and gemstones of Vajrada Amethyst.	Obtained from various sources world and weekly bosses.
Broken Drive Shaft ×18 Reinforced Drive Shaft ×30 Precision Drive Shaft ×36	Dropped by Nod-Krai mechanisms.
Precision Kuuvahki Stamping Die ×46	Dropped by Knuckle Duckle.
Frostlamp Flower × 168	Specialty of Nod-Krai.
Hero's Wit × 421	Reward for gaming activities.
Mora ×1	Events, chests, quests.

Talents

To fully upgrade one talent, the following resources are needed:

Resource	Where to find it
Teachings of Vagrancy ×3 Guide to Vagrancy ×21 Philosophies of Vagrancy ×38	Talent books are obtained in the Nod-Krai Dungeon.
Broken Drive Shaft ×6 Reinforced Drive Shaft ×21 Precision Drive Shaft ×31	Can be collected by farming mechanisms of the northern region.
Ascended Sample: Queen x4	Rare resource, dropped by The Game Before the Gate.
Crown of Insight × 1	Exclusive item for main events and offering systems.
Mora ×1	Obtained by almost all game methods.

The exact total amount of materials for several abilities:

Skills

Since the hero is a main DD, all of his skills are aimed at causing significant damage to enemies. It is noteworthy that, unlike other damage dealers who focus on dealing elemental or physical damage, Flins plays through the damage from the reaction Lunar-Charged. His skill has two ways of using: one puts him into a stance, and the second changes the ult to a cheaper one, which is the center of the rotation. With the help of passive abilities, Kyryll can strengthen himself and transfer ATK into Elemental mastery.

Basic (Active) Skills

Let's look at the duration, effects and mechanics of all the companion's skills.

Passive Skills

The Lightkeeper's abilities, unlocked at levels 30, 50, and 70, are designed to improve his personal stats and Thundercloud damage, while also helping him gather resources for his companions' ascension.

Talent Leveling Order

Elemental Burst (Q) > Elemental Skill (E) > Normal Attacks (Optional)

Priority of investment in skill upgrades:

1. Elemental Burst — Chudomirovich's main source of damage, and he will use it several times in each rotation, so to get more damage you should upgrade it to the maximum level. Although the damage is considered Lunar-Charged, its scaling are written in the ult itself.
2. Elemental Skill puts the hero into the stance and allows to press the reinforced E. Since the companion plays from the interaction of elements, the damage from the skill is not too important, although it will not be superfluous. Also, the scaling of normal attacks under infusion depend on the skill level, the Lightkeeper uses them between pressing the ult and Northland Spearstorm.
3. Normal attacks don't need to be upgraded, since Flins only uses them in the E-stance, where there are separate percentages of damage increase that are not related to this ability.

Constellations

The best constellations of Kyryll are С1, С2 and С6.

• The first constellation is the hero's strongest, as it allows him to use Empowered Elemental Burst an additional time per rotation (three instead of two), significantly increasing the Lightkeeper's damage output, as it's his primary source of damage. Since he always plays based on reactions, he will have a constant passive energy boost.
• The second constellation turns basic attacks into Lunar-Charged attacks, and the resistance reduction will trigger due to his bond with a Nod-Krai ally.
• The sixth constellation Gives Flins a 45% buff to Lunar-Charged he plays from and buffs his allies. The constellation has no conditions, so it will provide a useful buff to overall damage.

How to play Kyryll

Despite some specifics of his gameplay, Flins is a standard damage dealer, playing from a stance. It is worth noting that he has two Es and two ults, so they should be dealt with separately. The first skill does not deal damage, but only puts the hero into the stance, during which he can activate an enhanced skill every 10 seconds for 6 seconds. As for the second, it damages enemies and changes the use of an elemental burst.

While the Lightkeeper is in his stance, he has a regular ult, which should not be used due to its high cost. Pressing the enhanced E allows you to change the ult to a cheaper one every 6 seconds, which can be activated twice per rotation.

Another nuance is the additional impact from the elemental burst. It depends on two factors:

• The presence of Lunar-Charged clouds nearby.
• The presence of znother Nod-Krai character in the team for upgrading Moonsign to the second level.

In the stance, Chudomirovich increases his interrupt resistance by 50%, but during strikes he is still easy to knock down with powerful attacks, which is why it is recommended to add a shielder or a good healer to the team.

Rotation

Skill Order:E (Elemental Skill) > one normal attack > E (Enhanced Electrical Skill) > Q (Enhanced Elemental Burst) > normal attacks until E is ready > E (Enhanced Electrical Skill) > Q (Enhanced Elemental Burst) > normal attacks > switch to supports.

A more detailed rotation when playing Flins:

1. Start the fight with the abilities of the supports and sub-DDs not only to distribute buffs, but also to apply Hydro status, which will subsequently trigger the interaction of the elements.
2. Switch to the Lightkeeper and press E to enter the Manifest Flame stance, then perform one basic attack.
3. Immediately after this, press "E" again, which will change to Northland Spearstorm and switch the ult to Thunderous Symphony.
4. Most likely, by this point the supports will have accumulated 30 energy, so reset the elemental burst.
5. Use normal attacks while infused while Northland Spearstorm is on cooldown, then reactivate it.
6. Press Thunderous Symphony again and use basic attacks again. However, since the damage output from these attacks isn't very high, it's a good idea to avoid fighting until the end of the stance and switch to your allies almost immediately.
7. Repeat from step XNUMX as your companions' abilities cool down.

Using an "expensive" ultimate in most situations is pointless, as it disrupts your normal rotation and negatively impacts your overall damage output throughout the entire battle. You can use it in rare situations with large crowds, such as during events or during certain stages of Imaginarium Theater.

Is the Character Worth Pulling For?

Although the 7.X meta is gradually moving away from the concept of Lunar Reactions, giving way to Star Reactions, Kirill Chudomirovich Fleance still holds the title of the strongest Electro damage dealer in the game. In the endgame of games like Spiral Abyss or Dark onslaught I still encounter many opponents for whom his commands are the most effective and convenient.

His main problem is his squads, as two of his signature supports are legendary and highly desirable. Pick up Elva if you already have Ineffa and/or Columbine on your account. However, if you don't have any of the above, it's best to skip him, as building a team from scratch for him in the current situation is very expensive and won't be as rewarding as it would have been in earlier patches.

What to Choose: C1 or Signature?

If there is no possibility to take both the constellation and equipment, and there is a choice of what exactly to take, it is worth considering:

• C1 increases the amount of elemental bursts per rotation by one, gives a lot of energy and significantly increases the hero's final damage.
• Kyryll's Signature increases damage from Moonsign reaction, grants useful stats and restores energy.

The first constellation will almost always be more useful for a hero than the signature weapon. The only exception is if the account doesn't have a wide variety of weapons and doesn't have the chance to equip any legendary weapon alternative.

Who should I get for Flins: Ineffa or Columbina?

Both Ineffa and Columbina can be a part of Flins's best teams. It's preferable to have both, but if your options are limited and you're choosing between the two, then go with Ineffa. She can't be fully replaced by any other Electro hero, as she provides too much: buffs, shields, damage output, and energy boost. Columbina has Aino as an alternative, who performs the same functions, so her absence from the team won't be as noticeable.

Character history, lore, and quests

Kyryll Chudomirovich Flins is a member of the Lightkeepers faction from Nod-Krai, which defends the region from the Wild Hunt. He is the lighthouse keeper and guards the nearby cemetery, where his father, also a Lightkeeper, is buried. Left alone in his team, he was awarded a special medal of civic gratitude for his service in the battle against the forces of the Abyss.

There are several secondary quests associated with him that are not unlocked or cannot be fully completed if the hero is not on the account:

• Lightkeepers' Oath;
• 'The Lost Child's Tale';
• 'The Bell of Mourning Echoes';
• Loud Phantom.

Also, in the Final Night Cemetery, you can find assignments that trigger additional dialogues if you have Flins in your team:

• The Chef's Tale;
• The Special Support Squad's Tale.

Trailers

The character can be seen in the teaser for Nod-Krai:"Moonlit Ballad of the Night":

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He also received special attention in the "Solitary Light in the Long Night" video presented at Gamescom 2025:

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