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Last updated: Jun 23, 2026
Best guide and build for Edgar from Neverness To Everness (NTE). Edgar is an
rarity character from the 
Cosmos element who performs the
Survival role in combat. Their Arc Compatibility is Liquid. This guide provides a comprehensive overview of Edgar's best build, including recommended builds and the strongest team compositions and rotations that maximize their potential.
Thinks quick, looks like a kid. Is a kid, actually.
This character has no video guide yet.
Last review update
Patch 1
Last major build/calcs update
Patch 1
Last profile update*
Jun 23, 2026
*Profile update means smaller edits to the guide that don't require new calculations.
To learn more about Edgar check the sections below. Use the tabs to quickly switch to the kind of information you're looking for.
Profile
Combat Practice
Basic Attack: Combat Practice
Applies what he learned in Lamplight Academy's physical education class to perform up to 5 consecutive attacks that deal Cosmos DMG.
Basic Attack: Calculated Landing
Press Basic Attack while airborne to plunge, dealing 1 instance of Cosmos DMG to an area upon impact.
Increases DMG based on fall height, up to 100%.
Critical Riposte: Crisis is Opportunity
Triggers when using Combat Practice after a Critical Dodge. Charges toward the target and uses his backpack to unleash a Flow attack, dealing 1 instance of Cosmos DMG to an area and reducing Break.
Edgar believes there must be a more humane way to contain them. Until that solution is found, he is forced to rely on rougher methods.
Wild Current
Hold to enter a channeling state, continuously casting Current at the target, dealing Cosmos DMG and continuously healing the teammate with the lowest HP.
The CD of Redirect Skill: Wild Current increases based on the duration of use.
Healing is important work. Edgar realized that the rules he learned from games apply in real life as well.
Finnegan's Wake
Immerses in his own thoughts, unleashing a labyrinthine domain for 10s. Deals 1 instance of AoE Cosmos DMG. Heals the current character over the domain's duration.
Always curious, always questioning. Edgar often slips into deep thought without warning. Pulling him out of his complex musings is no easy task.
Weight of Knowledge
This bag is really heavy. Edgar charges toward the target and swings his bag with all his might, dealing 1 instance of Cosmos DMG to an area.
Gentle Edge
Charge Enhancement: Grants 120 Ultimate Energy instantly when a character triggers Charge using a Support Skill. Disables Ultimate Energy gain from Vita Pistils when hitting Slowed targets afterward.
Cooldown: 30s.
Like many geniuses, Edgar carries a quiet pride. Unlike most, his brilliance is gentle and understated, guiding him through every challenge he has faced.
Unchanging Warmth
Cast Redirect Skill Wild Current or Support Skill Weight of Knowledge to gain a Key of Truth, up to 3 keys. Each Key of Truth extends the duration of Ultimate: Finnegan's Vigil by 1s.
Whenever Edgar sees the warm lights of Eibon, comfort rises in his heart. In an ever-changing world, this warmth remains a constant.
Anomaly-Loving Observer
Awakening 1
Intern Anomaly Hunter
Awakening 2
One of the Eibon Detectives
Awakening 3
Skilled Strategist
Awakening 4
Guardian of the Antique Shop's Light
Awakening 5
Visitor from Planet Curiosity
Awakening 6
Pursuit of Knowledge
3-Awakening Bonus
Keen Insight
6-Awakening Bonus
Knowledge in Action
Level 1: Edgar increases traffic by 18.
Level 2: Edgar reduces ingredient consumption rate by 1%.
Level 3: Edgar increases traffic by 18.
Level 4: Edgar reduces ingredient consumption rate by 1%.
Level 5: Edgar increases traffic by 27.
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Type III Specialization
Type 2
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Review
Extremely low on-field time.
Ultimate can have good uptime thanks to his passives.
Almost no utility.
Doesn't bring anything unique.
Healing will have low value for most players.
Edgar is a Support Cosmos attribute character focused on healing teammates. Unfortunately, he ended up with the shorter end of the stick by existing in a game where dodging and parrying vastly dominate the combat as opposed to healing. Beyond that, since Edgar doesn't offer anything else outside of healing, he easily loses his spot in any team to virtually anyone.
To make matters worse, none of his healings is effective when actually needed. For his skill, he has to hold the button to heal over time, but standing still in the middle of the battlefield and surrounded by very aggressive enemies isn't a good idea… his ultimate fares a bit better, and is the only part of his kit most people will use at all. It creates a domain that heals based on Edgar's Max HP, over the course of 10s. The issue with it, however, is that due to the fact it's a relatively slow and low healing over time, it sometimes won't be enough to save the team during intense fights or if the other characters are already at low health when the ult is used.
For these reasons, the main recommendation we can give for those wanting to play Edgar, is to use his Ultimate early. Don't wait until your character's HP is too low. Keep the healing steady instead. Furthermore, by doing that, you can try to incorporate Edgar's skill and ult into your main DPS's rotation as means of triggering Esper Cycles. Using Edgar with a quick-switch approach ends up helping more with rotations and overall survivability than expecting him to save the day on the brink of death.
Best Build
For NTE calculations we worked alongside Rivyn Elowen. Any other content such as comments on Arcs, Modules, etc are our own.
Edgar best Arcs (Weapons) are placed in order of what fits their playstyle the most. Check the comments to get additional context. Also, if you go to the Calculations tab, you will find information about the team setup used for the calculations.
Healing Bonus > HP % > Cycle Intensity > Break Intensity
HP % > HP > Cycle Intensity > Break Intensity
HP: 50,000+
ATK: 1000+
DEF: 1000+
Crit Rate: 5%+
Crit DMG: 50%+
Cycle Intensity: 50+
Break Intensity: 50+
Increases HP by 10% for each Type III Module equipped.
Required pieces:Ult > Skill > Passive 2 = Passive 1 >> Basic = Support Skill
Teams & Synergy
F2P Charge Team
Skia · Zero (MC) · Haniel · Jiuyuan
A Remora-Charge stealth team built around Skia's Fang Thrust stacking in Shadow Hound Gnaw mode, synergizing with Zero's Blossom and Jiuyuan for the Charge triple-cycle.
Jiuyuan: Start with Jiuyuan and use her Ultimate (Final Reckoning) and Redirect Skill.
Zero (MC): Switch to MC to trigger Blossom and use their Ultimate.
Haniel: Switch to Haniel and use her Redirect Skill (Silent Moonlit Forest Guardian) and Ultimate (A Melody Named Haniel) to apply the ATK and Crit Damage buff (at R6).
Skia: Swap to Skia to trigger Stain.
Zero (MC): Quick-Swap from Skia to MC.
Zero (MC): While on MC, use Redirect Skill.
Skia: Swap to Skia to trigger Remora and Charge, then use his Redirect Skill (Shadow Hound Chase) followed by his Ultimate (The Pack).
Skia: Remain in Shadow Hound Gnaw mode, pursuing Fang Thrust-marked enemies to detonate follow-up damage.
Take time rebuilding energy and Cycle bar on Haniel.
Repeat from the first step.
Skia's Perfect Dodge needs to be timed precisely; otherwise he will sink into his shadow and still take the hit. When timed properly, his Dodge Counter has one of the longest i-frame windows in the game.
Be careful when using Skia's Ultimate (The Pack) — make sure you are right next to the enemy. The attack is centered on Skia and can easily miss at range.
Shadow Hound Chase costs no Stamina, allowing Skia to scale walls and buildings freely. Activating it before enemies detect him keeps them unaware during stealth sections.
Awakenings & Calcs