Nodusfall Divine Skills, Skills & Styles

HoYoverse names Divine Skills in the September 23 English Q&A. Players can adjust them around their playstyle and team composition. The stated effect categories are offense, defense and support.

These categories describe effects rather than a confirmed class roster. A build database needs named skills, unlock conditions and values before it can offer meaningful comparisons.

4Gamer describes pre-hunt attack, defense and support divinity skills. Landing attacks fills their gauge; a full gauge enables activation. Matching the character's role adds a passive effect, while cross-role choices are possible.

The Japanese report lists these separately from an ultimate. The later official English Q&A uses Divine Skills. The relationship to PC Gamer's Ultimate terminology remains unexplained.

HoYoverse describes Skills and Styles alongside combinations and build choices that can be adjusted for enemies and team needs. New Skills can be unlocked through the game’s progression described in the reveal.

PC Gamer observed an Ultimate selection during the Gamescom build, with the interface indicating which options suited a character's role. The same hands-on describes a Clash mechanic: charging a strong attack and releasing it as an enemy attacks to counter it.

Ultimate and Clash are reported labels from a development build. Their official names, availability, inputs, timing rules, damage values, cooldowns and final scope have not been announced.

GamesRadar's hands-on describes a development-build healer with a sustained single-ally lock-on heal, a burst heal for nearby teammates, magic projectiles, ice attacks and a large beam. These are observed actions, not confirmed Skill names, values, cooldowns or a final kit.

Skill trees, character-specific skills, a final class taxonomy, cooldowns, stats, and a complete Style taxonomy are not officially confirmed.

Divine Skills describe customizable combat choices. Divine Drain is the named cooperative mechanic. The announcement does not equate either term with every Ultimate or Joint Execution described by the Gamescom press.