Used by Dante

Final Verse
Dante must compose two other Verses before his Final Verse. TRIUMPH: Two Light Verses cast in succession invigorate allies with a buff that increases Health and grants Overguard. Kills and assists briefly regenerate Overguard. Dante must compose two other Verses before his Final Verse. TRAGEDY: Two Dark Verses cast in succession attack enemies. Damage Over Time from Slash, Heat and Toxin Status Effects accumulates in a single blast. Dante must compose two other Verses before his Final Verse. WORDWARDEN: A Light Verse followed by a Dark Verse supports allies with copies of Noctua. Noctua copies synchronize their attacks with their designated ally’s attacks. Dante must compose two other Verses before his Final Verse. PAGEFLIGHT: A Dark Verse followed by a Light Verse summons Paragrimms that swoop at enemies, making them vulnerable to Status Chance and Status Damage, as well as drawing enemy attacks away from allies.
Introduced in Update 35.5 (2024-03-27)
Ability dossier · Final Verse
Use Final Verse to set up Noctua, or follow Noctua with Final Verse while enemies are vulnerable.
Use Final Verse to set up Light Verse, or follow Light Verse with Final Verse while enemies are vulnerable.
Use Final Verse to set up Dark Verse, or follow Dark Verse with Final Verse while enemies are vulnerable.
Stack the stats that actually move this ability’s needle, then Efficiency for uptime.
| Mission | How to Use It |
|---|---|
| Steel Path Survival / Defense / Disruption | Test whether Final Verse still clears or enables clear when enemies are dense and overlevelled. |
| Mobile Defense / Excavation | Use Final Verse to control or delete the swarm on the objective, then reposition. |
| Exterminate / Capture Speed Runs | Cast Final Verse only when it saves time — skip it on empty tiles. |
| Spy / Rescue / Quiet Routes | If Final Verse is loud or forces combat, save it for after the vault; if it’s stealth-friendly, use it to stay safe. |
Vs similar tools on other frames — Final Verse is tuned for Dante’s loop — don’t judge it as a standalone subsume without the rest of the kit.