u/Just-Perspective-311

Hey guys! I have C0R0 Chasca, and I’ve only just decided to actually build her. I want to make a long-term pull plan, so I’d love to hear your advice.

I’m planning to vertically invest in her the next time her banner or a Chronicled Wish comes around, aiming for at least C1–C2 for a more comfortable experience.

What supports would be worth getting for her?

Considering Citlali’s banner was literally just recently (I missed it), I already have Nicole on my Varka team, and I don’t have Durin (I’ve heard this is a BiS team for her at C2), I’m mostly trying to figure out which supports I should prioritize getting.

Are there any characters from Snezhnaya who work well with her, with the Stellar Swirl reaction? Ideally, I’d like to pull supports who work well with Chasca but are also flexible enough to be future-proof, at least for the foreseeable future.

Assume I don’t have any non-F2P supports.

I'm fairly sure I'm 1F2V. The other positions don't really make sense to me, but I can't decide between 3E4L and 3L4E.

Logic:

I think I'm a fairly skeptical person, but at the same time I'm not obsessed with acquiring knowledge. I don't trust information blindly, yet I also don't feel the need to search for the truth unless it has some practical use for me. Instead, I tend to add information to a sort of mental collection without analyzing it too deeply.

I enjoy discussions, hearing different opinions, and symbolism. Probably the worst insult for me would be if someone considered me stupid. Most of the time I collect arguments and then use them later whenever the topic comes up. If someone tells me something in a practical situation, I probably won't question it immediately because I may simply lack the necessary knowledge, and I don't see why they would lie to me. At the same time, I won't treat it as an unquestionable truth either. During a discussion, I can say information that I heard somewhere, and then go check different sources until I feel that I haven’t blurted out misinformation to the person.

I like discussions when they lead toward a concrete goal. I also enjoy abstract conversations with interesting concepts and exploring them, but they can quickly become boring if it feels like we're just going in circles without ever reaching a real answer.

I really enjoy solving problems and writing explanations in stories. I like consistency, so my writing often focuses on developing the situation, resolving inconsistencies, and closing plot holes. I often limit myself because I feel everything has to be "believable." I love detailed stories with solid internal logic, and I can even stop reading something because the inconsistencies drive me crazy.

I'm good at debates because I enjoy breaking things down step by step, although emotional pressure works on me quite well. I often read long Reddit posts and discussion threads, compare different viewpoints, and enjoy video essays and analytical content. However, I doubt my own ability to produce that kind of analysis myself, so I rarely build theories or attempt in-depth analysis. I'm afraid of being wrong, but even more than that, I'm afraid I simply won't be smart enough to arrive at anything worthwhile. I usually assume that the people around me are smarter than I am. With people I trust, I express my opinions more confidently, though usually from a practical perspective.

Emotion:

I often ignore my emotions and sometimes don't even notice what I'm feeling until I write about it in my personal journal. I'm not particularly interested in discussing my emotions, although I like it when other people open up to me—not because of the emotions themselves, but because of what that level of openness represents. For me, my own emotions are something deeply personal, and I have little desire to share them.

I'm easily affected by emotional pressure. I love creative activities—reading, writing, and drawing. At the same time, I'm rather restrained and express myself cautiously. It feels like I don't describe emotions through emotional terminology as much as through atmosphere—I process the emotional states they create rather than naming the emotions themselves.

I enjoy emotionally intense stories and dramas because I rarely experience emotions that intensely in real life. More generally, I'm afraid of losing control over my emotions, so fiction is a safe way for me to experience them.

In social situations, I think I come across as fairly neutral. I'm generally cheerful, smile a lot, and have a good sense of humor, although it's still obvious that I'm a calm person. I wouldn't say I absorb or reflect the mood of everyone around me, but I also don't naturally project a particularly strong emotional atmosphere of my own that sets the tone for the entire group.

Edited: Added a couple of lines of description.

Varka C0R1, Prune C0, Nicole C0, Bennet C0.

I have Prune on Skyward Atlas, but I don't have any weapons for Nicole. Right now she's on TTDS, but I'm thinking maybe I should craft Flowing Purity for more base attack and comfort.

It's not very convenient to use her elemental skill in the first rotation right before Varka, leaving the previous teammates without a shield. And Nicole only has 2.5 ATK on TTDS for now.

If it's worth noting, on the rerun, I plan to pull cons for Prune and hopefully Varka.

I don't know much about this, but as far as I understand, without sub-DPS Durin, Varka becomes a hypercarry, so it's a priority to buff him, + with future possible cons.

So, in theory, TTDS has a higher priority for Varka?? I can't even imagine the difference in damage between these two weapons. Or is Flowing Purity better for stability in this context? Is it good for stability at all?

P.s. I apologize in advance for any grammatical mistakes, English is not my native language.