The First Descendant Bunny The Best Build Latest Patch 2024, Powerfull Character, Modules And Sicker Weapons
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How to unlock Bunny in The First Descendant
Like Warframes, Descendants in The First Descendants can be built with four parts: core, catalyst, stabilizer and cells. These must be crafted in advance and require their own specific set of resources.
The very first sidequest you get is to make Bunny as your recommended second descendant after choosing a starter.
You need to obtain three blueprints that drop from different missions in Kingston and perform a normal Gravewalker Intercept by talking to Seneca in Albion, which gives you the amorphous material. You can then also open the amorphous material immediately and choose the Bunny code as a guaranteed reward.
Other descendants and weapons have a long research time that you have to wait for - but characteristically, crafting Bunny is super fast. Once you have all the parts, you can go to Annais (Research Lab) in Albion to request research for Bunny. It costs 400,000 gold and you only have to wait 1 minute in real-time before it's done.
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The first descendant Bunny build: Best module setup for nuking
The Bunny build shown in the image above is the one we currently use with Descendant. But the general build idea is to pump skill power as much as possible. Note that your skill power is dependent on your Reactor, so make sure you use the best one you have available.
Module set-up to use:
- Skill Module Slot: I haven't come across any, but you can try 'Electric Transition' or 'Electric Condense' depending on your needs
- Sub Attack Module Slot: Shock Punch
- Strong Menality
- Increased HP
- Maximize Conservation
- Electric Master
- Electric Specialist
- Skill Expansion
- Nimble Fingers
- Maximize Efficiency
- Increased DEF
- Emergency Measures
Characters in the first Descendant have MP as the primary resource to use in their abilities. However, Bunny belongs to a subset of Descendants that need to manage more than one resource to use the abilities. She can collect electricity by staying on the run, indicated by a secondary bar below her MP bar.
The key to Bunny's gameplay is using her second ability to speed up and charge the electricity required for her third ability, Lightning Emission. It's one of the best horde-clearing nukes in the game, making short work of missions where enemies clump together.
Pumping skill modifier modules benefits Bunny's Lightning Emission across the board. More skill power means you can shoot mobs with one pulse, while greater range means you can hit more enemies without having to zigzag too much. There is a small downtime between Lightning Emission's cooldown and the time it covers after a cast, but this can be managed without modifying the skill duration.
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It's generally a better idea to cover Bunny's blind spot: survivability. Pump up HP, DEF and shields, and give her Strong Mentality to make it easier to manage resources. While this build is mediocre for bossing, it can deliver good results in almost all other content available so far.
As you approach end-game, your Bunny build should look like this. However, you can run a less potent version of this without upgrading your modules as much. This is in case you want to get Ultimate Bunny as soon as possible and save your crystallization catalysts for it.
