Doris

Doris’s kit specializes in making your team take reduced damage from the enemy. She is also a rare healer with team defense buff. She is great in PvE content, with Abyss and Raid being the best place for her to shine.

She can operate as the frontline tank or support healer, depending on the content. Her second skill is great for long battles and can sustain your team in longer fights. Her third skill also heals one target + some combat readiness.

She has a long cooldown on her 2nd skill. Her base speed is also terrible, so you will definitely want speed boots in late game. Once she gets Specialty Changed, she’ll end up becoming a power-house and a great bait against dark units in RTA.

Build Notes

This page will be used as the foundations for when you Specialty Change Doris into Magic Scholar Doris, and will be treated as such. In that case, you’ll want to make sure she’s on a Speed set. It’s absolutely necessary for her skillset, due to her having a low base Speed (which, granted, does become a little higher when she’s Specialty-Changed, but still).

There are 2 ways to go – the high Resistance build, or the Immunity build. Now, for both builds, you’ll still want to make sure that she has some Effect Resistance on her, because you don’t want her to be debuffed. You can skimp a little on her ER on the Immunity build, but it’s still recommended to get her at least 150% Resistance. 200% is optimal.

The final build to aim for is:

• 17,000-20,000 HP
• 1,800 DEF
• 190+ Speed
• At minimum 150% Resistance (200% recommended)

Note: In either build, you can use either DEF% or HP% for the Necklace, and the Ring can be Effect Resistance%, DEF%, or HP%. Do note that a non-ER ring will make it harder to achieve the ER stat, though. Doris can also work with just about any Soul Weaver artifact, not just the ones listed here.