Rinak Build Guide

A green streak of wind cuts through the crowd; a purse vanishes, a guard blinks, and then the alarms blare. Rinak fights like a stylish rogue: absurd base Speed, quick hands that strip buffs and slap a unique brand (Pilfer) on her mark, then a “whoops!” finish that trips the security laser and blasts the entire enemy team for 7,000 fixed damage—even as she stuns herself. She’s a tempo opener / disruptor: fast, precise, and built to punish buff-reliant teams with scaling damage that doesn’t need crit. Here’s a clean, meta-accurate Rinak build you can copy today—pulled from current kit data, live usage stats, and high-level showcases.

What Rinak does (quick refresher)

5★ Earth Thief, very high base Speed (129). Her S1/S3 can’t crit and scale with Speed while penetrating DEF. S3 then dispels her own buffs, self-stuns for 1 turn, and deals 7,000 fixed AoE damage (ignores ER). S2 dispels, -30% CR, inflicts Pilfer, gives herself ATK Up and an extra turn; with Soulburn it ignores ER.

Best-in-slot build (RTA/Arena “fast opener nuker”)

Sets

Speed (4-pc) + flexible 2-pc (typically Hit for Eff% or Health for bulk). This mirrors the live aggregate gearing (Speed alone most common; Speed+Hit and Speed+Health also popular).

Main stat targets (endgame RTA)

Speed: 300–317+ (top builds cluster ~300; many examples 305–317).
Attack: ~3.0–3.6k (avg ~3.3k on Fribbels data).
HP: ~12–16k+ (she self-strips; a little bulk helps you live the counter hit).
Effectiveness: 30–60% if you plan to land Pilfer without Soulburn; 0–20% if you usually Soulburn S2 (since SB ignores ER). ([Epic7DB][1])
Crit stats: Not required (S1/S3 can’t crit).

Substat priority: Speed >>> Atk% / HP% > Eff% > Def% (no Crit/C.Dmg investment needed).

Artifact (priority)

Discreet Hands (limited) – ATK bonus; when debuffed at end of turn, CR push + Stealth (synergizes with her self-stun/self-strip after S3). This is the overwhelmingly favored pick in live data.
Rhianna & Luciella (extra turn chance) / Beguiling Wings / Secret Art: Storm Sword / Wind Rider as workable fallbacks if you missed her artifact. Usage is much lower than Discreet Hands but seen in real builds.

Skill Enhance (Mola) priority

S3 → +3 first (cooldown -1 at +3; main nuke/fixed AoE).
S2 next (CR push increments and damage; enables Pilfer play).
S1 last. (Exact skill lines and upgrade effects listed on kit page.)

Imprint

Team (Release): ATK% to all allies; Self (Concentration): ATK% to Rinak. Use Team imprint if you’re drafting for speed/cleave; Self if min-maxing her personal damage.

How to play the opener

S2 to strip, -30% CR, apply Pilfer (Soulburn to ignore ER when needed), gain ATK Up and an extra turn.
S3 to one-tap a key target, then 7k fixed AoE procs, Rinak self-strips and self-stuns (Discreet Hands will help her recover CR and gain Stealth at end of turn because she’s debuffed).

Alternative & fun variants (if you’re not racing every draft)

Speed-Hit (control skew): 285–300 Spd, 50–80% Eff to land Pilfer reliably without spending Souls. Pairs well with Discreet Hands to cycle back after the self-stun.
Speed-HP (“villager/tanky” meme): Stack HP (20k–40k+) while keeping as much Speed as you can; you still threaten S3 fixed AoE while being surprisingly hard to remove—popularized in community showcases. Not optimal vs true speed racing, but it’s viable/fun in Arena/GW.

Teambuilding tips

Partners

Post-Rinak cleanser/CR pusher (to cover her self-stun and keep momentum): think units that cleanse and push after she goes. (General principle derived from her S3 self-stun/self-strip.)
Debuff insurance (Tagehel’s on a support, Souls for S2 SB) so S2 can ignore ER when necessary.

Avoid / watch for

Faster openers (you want >300 Spd in fast rooms—plenty of players report 300–305+ race lines).
Counter-AoE splash and follow-ups that punish your self-stun turn; plan a cleanser or deny their turn with Pilfer/CR manipulation. (Based on common matchup chatter.)

One-page summary (copy/paste)

Sets: Speed(4) + Hit/Health(2).
Stats to hit: 300+ Spd, 3.0–3.6k Atk, 12–16k+ HP, Eff 30–60% (or low Eff if Soulburn S2 often). Ignore Crit.
Artifact: Discreet Hands >>> Rhianna & Luciella / Beguiling Wings / Storm Sword / Wind Rider.
Molas: S3 → S2 → S1.
Gameplan: S2 (strip/CR↓/Pilfer, SB to ignore ER) → extra turn → S3 (speed-scaled nuke + 7k fixed AoE, then self-stun/strip). Discreet Hands gives CR+Stealth at turn end while debuffed.

In the shifting theater of Orbis, where knights clad in steel clash with sorcerers of flame, there exists a thief unlike the others. Rinak is not the kind who vanishes into the shadows and strikes unseen. No—her presence is a gale, fast and unrelenting, sweeping through the battlefield before her foes can even take a breath.

Her blade work is swift, but not precise in the way assassins crave—because Rinak has no need for critical strikes. Her attacks don’t rely on chance or weakness; they are driven by raw speed itself, each step and swing amplifying her lethality. Where others seek a fatal weak spot, Rinak’s style is simple: overwhelm her target with momentum until their defenses crumble.

Her true danger, however, lies in her rhythm. She dives in, stripping protections away with her second skill, leaving her mark crippled by Pilfer and staggering from lost combat readiness. Then, before they can blink, she grants herself the power to strike again. This is where her dance becomes devastating: her ultimate, a reckless flourish that consumes her buffs and leaves her stunned in the aftermath—but not before carving through her enemy with such ferocity that even the tankiest walls feel it. The blow is followed by a mysterious backlash of fixed, unavoidable damage that ripples out like an echo across the battlefield.

But here’s the cruel beauty: Rinak pays for her ferocity. She strips away her own advantages, leaves herself stunned, vulnerable for the briefest moment. Yet this weakness has become part of her design, for with the right artifact—Discreet Hands—her self-inflicted debilitation turns into a sly trick, granting her stealth and combat readiness as though mocking her enemies for daring to think she could be stopped.

In story terms, Rinak is a reckless whirlwind thief: she doesn’t assassinate quietly, she races to the front and forces the fight into chaos. She embodies danger and sacrifice, burning herself out in the moment of her strike, only to rise again just as swiftly.

She is not the shadow behind you. She is the storm that reaches you first.