Odette is a 5-star Cryo Sword character from Snezhnaya who plays as a sub-DPS and support hybrid. She enables both the Stellar Swirl and Stellar Conduct reactions, buffs the whole team’s Stellar Glimmer damage, and chips in off-field damage while your main carry holds the field. Building her is straightforward because she mainly wants ATK and Crit, and she has a wide pool of strong swords to choose from.
Quick answer: Give Odette a 4-piece Heart of the Furnace set, run ATK% on Sands and Goblet with a CRIT Rate or CRIT DMG Circlet, aim for around 3,000 ATK, level her Elemental Skill first, and pair her with an Electro or Anemo unit to trigger Stellar reactions.

Best artifacts and stat priority for Odette
Heart of the Furnace is her default best set. The 2-piece gives 18% ATK, and the 4-piece adds another 12% ATK when she triggers or deals Stellar Glimmer reaction damage while raising Stellar Glimmer reaction damage for the whole team by 50%. That teamwide buff works even while she is off-field, so as long as no one else on the team runs the same set, Odette should wear it.
There are two situational alternatives. In Stellar-Conduct teams, Disenchantment in Deep Shadow gives her stronger personal damage, but it does nothing in Stellar Swirl setups. If your team leans on ATK-scaling DPS units and no one else is running it, Tenacity of the Millelith is a good pick thanks to her long 20-second field-double uptime. Otherwise, any two sets that each provide an ATK% bonus will do until you farm a clean 4-piece.
| Slot | Main stat |
|---|---|
| Sands | ATK% (or Elemental Mastery once ATK is high) |
| Goblet | ATK% (or Elemental Mastery once ATK is high) |
| Circlet | CRIT Rate or CRIT DMG |
| Substats | CRIT Rate/DMG > ATK% > Elemental Mastery > Energy Recharge |
Her damage scales with ATK, so ATK% is the safe main stat on Sands and Goblet. Once she reaches roughly 3,000 ATK, Elemental Mastery becomes nearly as valuable and only falls slightly behind, which is why it also appears in her substat line. Keep CRIT on the Circlet and balance CRIT Rate against CRIT DMG for whichever ratio your pieces support. Energy Recharge can usually be ignored because she often skips her Burst, though some teams leave enough downtime to fit it in every rotation.
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Whitelake Frostfeather is her signature sword and best in slot. It provides a high base ATK and 22.1% CRIT Rate, stacks ATK when she hits with her Elemental Skill, and at 3 stacks it boosts the CRIT DMG of any Stellar Glimmer reaction damage she causes while restoring energy. Her frequent off-field hits from the dance double make those stacks easy to keep up. One caveat is that it adds nothing for the team, so its total DPS gain over a good free option can be small.
If you do not have her signature, several strong swords cover ATK and Crit. The free craftable route is very accessible, and Emberwell in particular stands out because it also buffs Stellar Glimmer reaction damage.
| Weapon | Rarity | Why it works |
|---|---|---|
| Whitelake Frostfeather | 5-star | Signature; CRIT Rate, ATK, Stellar Glimmer CRIT DMG, and energy return |
| Azurelight | 5-star | High base ATK, CRIT Rate, and a large ATK passive |
| Primordial Jade Cutter | 5-star | 44.1% CRIT Rate plus an ATK bonus from Max HP |
| Finale of the Deep | 4-star | Strong free-to-play pick with a big ATK boost |
| Emberwell | 4-star | Craftable; EM, ATK, and a Stellar Glimmer damage buff |
Note: If you run the Traveler in Odette’s team, keep the free Snezhnaya sword on the Traveler instead, since Odette cannot use that weapon’s passive.
Odette talent priority
Level her talents in this order: Elemental Skill, then Elemental Burst, then Normal Attack.
Her Elemental Skill is the core of her kit. It summons the dance double that deals continuous off-field Cryo damage and enables her duet finisher, which is where most of her damage and reaction triggers come from, so max it first. Her Elemental Burst comes next, dealing AoE Cryo damage, re-summoning the double, and applying a buff that raises her reaction output. Leave her Normal Attack low, since she rarely swings her sword on-field and leveling it does almost nothing for her total damage.
Best team comps for Odette
Odette needs an Electro or Anemo partner on the team to actually set off her Stellar reactions. Electro pairs with her Cryo for Stellar-Conduct, and Anemo enables Stellar Swirl. Because she has no healing or shielding of her own, most Stellar teams still want a sustain unit in the fourth slot.

| Team | Focus |
|---|---|
| Odette + Sandrone + Yae Miko + Alyosha | Premium Stellar-Conduct |
| Odette + Cyno + Yae Miko + Alyosha | Electro-driven Stellar-Conduct |
| Odette + Mizuki + Qiqi + Sucrose | Stellar Swirl with sustain |
| Odette + Fischl + Beidou + Cryo Traveler | Accessible Cryo/Electro option |
Only a handful of DPS characters currently make full use of her Stellar damage buffs, since those buffs raise direct Stellar damage rather than the base reaction. As Snezhnaya rolls out more characters, more team shells will open up for her.
Put together, Odette is an easy character to gear once you accept her main goal is stacking ATK and Crit while feeding Stellar reactions from off-field. Slot her Heart of the Furnace set, a Crit-focused sword, and a reliable Electro or Anemo enabler, and she immediately upgrades a team’s reactions into their stronger Stellar versions.






