Mitya is a 5-star Electro character from Snezhnaya who fights with a catalyst and centers his whole kit on the Stellar-Conduct reaction. He builds and spends resources called Polestar Prisms, scales heavily off Elemental Mastery, and can act as either an on-field carry or an off-field applier depending on how his Elemental Skill is used. He becomes playable in Version 7.2.
Quick answer: Mitya is a 5-star Electro catalyst carry built around Stellar-Conduct and Polestar Prisms, scaling on Elemental Mastery. Every value below comes from Version 7.2 beta data and can change before release.
Mitya is not live yet, and no official release date has been confirmed. Multipliers, effects, and material counts are drawn from pre-release testing and may be adjusted in later beta updates.
Mitya rarity, element, and base stats
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Rarity | 5-star |
| Element | Electro |
| Weapon | Catalyst |
| Attack | 263 |
| Defense | 792 |
| HP | 11,634 |
| Ascension bonus | Elemental Mastery +100 |
The Elemental Mastery bonus is the key detail. Mitya’s reaction damage and most of his team buffs read off this stat, so his build points toward Elemental Mastery rather than raw attack.
How Mitya’s Stellar-Conduct loop works
Mitya does not just enable Stellar-Conduct, he reshapes it. When party members would trigger Superconduct, his passive converts it into Stellar-Conduct instead, and the reaction generates Polestar Prisms that Mitya collects. Those Prisms are then consumed by his Energy Device or his special Charged Attack to deal extra bursts of Stellar-Conduct reaction damage.
The Energy Device from his Elemental Skill has two modes, chosen by tapping or holding. One mode automatically spends overflow Prisms for reaction damage and team support, while the other lets Mitya spend Prisms manually through a stamina-free Charged Attack. His Elemental Burst is the reset button, dealing a large hit and refilling three Prisms at once.
Mitya kit: attacks, skill, and burst
Normal Attack
- Normal Attack: up to three strikes that deal Electro damage.
- Charged Attack: spends stamina for AoE Electro damage after a short cast.
- Prism Detonation: with the Energy Device in Collapse Mode and at least one Prism held, the Charged Attack changes into a stamina-free attack that keeps consuming Prisms, each one dealing AoE Stellar-Conduct reaction damage.
- Plunging Attack: drops from mid-air and deals Electro damage on impact.
Elemental Skill
Casting the Skill deals Electro damage and places an Energy Device, with tap and hold producing different modes. While the device is in Stable Mode, any Prism generated beyond Mitya’s cap is consumed to trigger Prism Surge, an instance of AoE Stellar-Conduct damage. When the Stable Mode device disappears, every remaining Prism is spent on Prism Shatter, whose damage scales with the number consumed.
Elemental Burst
The Burst triggers a calculated explosion that deals AoE Electro damage and immediately creates several Polestar Prisms, restoring the resources the rest of his kit runs on.
Mitya ascension and passive talents
- Ascension Talent 1: In Stable Mode, each Prism Mitya holds gives nearby party members 30 Elemental Mastery. In Collapse Mode, triggering Stellar-Conduct instead generates one Prism every 1.5s for 3s.
- Ascension Talent 2: A collected Prism stays for 10s. Each one grants Mitya 5% CRIT Rate for 15s; this bonus stacks four times for 20% total, and collecting another Prism refreshes the duration.
- Passive Talent: The party’s Superconduct changes into Stellar-Conduct, which creates a Prism every 1.5s, with each Prism lasting 1.5s. For the team, each point of Mitya’s Elemental Mastery increases Base Stellar-Conduct damage by 0.028%, up to 14%. Mitya adopts the Radiance: Stellar-Conduct state while inside a Polestar Field.
- Exploration Passive: In Voxelrock areas, a Stable Mode device can enter Excavation Mode to quickly clear Voxelrock, and crafting a Prime Ice Construct Basic Heat Source costs no power while Mitya is in the party.
Mitya constellations (C1 to C6)
- C1: Prism cap rises to 5, the Elemental Skill generates 1 Prism, the active character gains 50% CRIT DMG while the device is present, and consuming a Prism restores 10 Energy once every 8s.
- C2: Enemies in the device’s field lose 25% Cryo RES and Electro RES. Stable Mode grants all party members 100 Elemental Mastery; Collapse Mode gives the active character 200 Elemental Mastery.
- C3: Elemental Skill level +3.
- C4: Once 5 Prisms have been consumed, Mitya inflicts one additional instance of Stellar-Conduct damage on enemies near the device, dealing 400% of his Elemental Mastery.
- C5: Elemental Burst level +3.
- C6: Consuming a Prism through the device has a 30% chance to instantly create another, and all party members deal 20% more Stellar-Conduct reaction damage.
C2 is the standout stop. The resistance shred plus large Elemental Mastery buff turns Mitya from a self-sufficient carry into a much more flexible team piece, which is why it is usually flagged as the highest-value constellation for investment.
Mitya ascension and talent materials
Raising Mitya from level 1 to 90 and maxing all three talents calls for Vajrada Amethyst gems, the Charity talent book line, Chimeric enemy drops, and a mix of Version 7.2 materials. The full requirement list is below.
| Material | Amount |
|---|---|
| Mora | 5,377,500 |
| Crystalfold (Local Specialty) | 168 |
| Vajrada Amethyst Sliver | 1 |
| Vajrada Amethyst Fragment | 9 |
| Vajrada Amethyst Chunk | 9 |
| Vajrada Amethyst Gemstone | 6 |
| Crown of Insight | 3 |
| Teachings of Charity | 9 |
| Guide to Charity | 63 |
| Philosophies of Charity | 114 |
| Chimeric Core | 36 |
| Symbiotic Chimeric Nucleus | 96 |
| Prime Chimeric Nexus | 129 |
| Mask of the Virtuous Doctor | 18 |
| Shattered Stabilizing Anchor | 46 |
The Charity talent books, the Mask of the Virtuous Doctor from the weekly boss, and the Chimeric enemy drops can be stockpiled ahead of time. Crystalfold and the Shattered Stabilizing Anchor are tied to the new Version 7.2 region and its boss, so a full launch-day prefarm is not possible until the update goes live.
Because Mitya scales on Elemental Mastery and leans on Prism generation, the priority once he arrives is stacking Vajrada Amethyst gems for ascension and pushing his Elemental Skill and Burst first. Everything here reflects the current beta build, so keep an eye on later revisions before committing a Crown of Insight.
