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Stella Sora Preset Guide: Import Codes and Team Builds

Find the right Stella Sora preset with import codes for Noya and Allie, build priorities, team comparisons, and practical tips for matching your roster.

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Stella Sora Preset Guide: Import Codes and Team Builds

What Is a Stella Sora Preset?

A Stella Sora preset gives your team a defined set of potentials instead of leaving every pick to guesswork. The right Stella Sora preset matters because the same Trekker can use different damage types—or occupy a different squad slot—across builds. Start with a team you own, then match its potential priorities to your carry and equipment.

Presets package a team’s potential selections and levels into an importable build. Paste the corresponding code into the game’s potential import box to load the team setup.

There are two useful categories:

Preset typeWhat it containsHow to use it
System PresetA built-in recommended team with specific potentials and levelsFollow the listed main and support assignments
Community BuildA player-developed team and potential configurationMatch its damage focus, teammates, and equipment requirements

A familiar lineup can hide a very different build. Allie’s Skill and Mark setups both use Aqua teammates, but their damage conversions and stat priorities differ substantially. Noya’s presets go further: one makes her the main, while another places her behind Nanoha.

Check those roles before copying a code. A character’s name on a build page does not automatically mean that character leads the squad.

The Allie setups below cover her Version 1.16 builds, ahead of the October 19, 2026, Version 2.0 update.

Official page: Stella Sora (stellasora.global)

Noya Presets: Main Carry or Nanoha Support

Noya has two system configurations with clearly different jobs. Choose between them by checking who occupies the main slot.

Stella Sora — Noya Presets: Main Carry or Nanoha SupportImage: Steam / YOSTAR HONG KONG LIMITED

ConfigurationMainSupportSupport
Noya System Preset 1NoyaCanaceAnn
Noya System Preset 2NanohaNoyaAnn

Noya Main Import Code

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This Stella Sora preset puts Noya on the field with Canace and Ann supporting her. Her blade-focused Ventus team offers strong area damage, while single-target damage is its weaker side.

Noya’s listed potential levels include:

  • Slash: Blade Storm! — Level 6
  • Flurry Stance — Level 6
  • Sandstorm Crush — Level 1
  • Blade Dominance — Level 6
  • Pebble Storm — Level 1
  • Hero's Instinct — Level 3

Canace’s setup includes High Pressure Reflux at Level 6, while Ann takes Turbulent Flow at Level 6 and Windgate Barrier at Level 5.

Keep the entire team’s selections in view. Canace contributes elemental-mark frequency, while Ann brings support utility and a projectile-blocking wall. Their support configurations are part of the team’s function, alongside Noya’s damage picks.

Nanoha Main Import Code

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Here, Nanoha takes the main position and Noya switches to support. Nanoha’s configuration includes Bloom Dance, Distant Prayer, and Starlit Dash at Level 6.

Noya’s support board changes accordingly, including Gallop: Squall! at Level 6, plus Corrosive Breeze, Wind Glaive, and Cyclone Blades at Level 3.

Use the code that matches your intended carry. Moving Noya between roles changes which potentials belong in her setup; copying only the squad members misses that distinction.

Allie Skill Preset: Free Phase 2 Casts

Allie’s Skill build revolves around repeatedly casting Restore Order, the second phase of her Ultimate. She remains immune to damage during that animation, giving this melee setup a useful defensive advantage.

Stella Sora — Allie Skill Preset: Free Phase 2 CastsImage: Steam / YOSTAR HONG KONG LIMITED

Her Main Skill, Sweeping Rush, has a 7-second cooldown and generates Sweep Marks. Those marks normally expire, but the Skill build changes how they work.

PotentialListed levelFunction
Quick Sweep1In an all-Aqua squad, raises the Sweep Mark cap to five, prevents expiration, and enables free Phase 2 casts through the Main Skill
Multi Sweep1Adds a blade shadow to Auto Attacks or Main Skill casts and generates Sweep Marks
Cleaver Ready3Accelerates blade-shadow triggers after Phase 2 and adds Skill Crit bonuses in an all-Aqua squad
Clothesline Stance3Converts Phase 2 damage into Skill DMG and builds a Skill DMG bonus
Sweeper's Blow3Increases Main Skill and Multi Sweep damage as Sweep Marks accumulate

Quick Sweep and Clothesline Stance define the build. One supplies repeated Phase 2 access; the other lets Skill DMG bonuses scale those casts alongside Sweeping Rush.

Maintain an all-Aqua squad. Quick Sweep’s central effects depend on that composition, and Cleaver Ready also gains additional benefits from it.

Allie Skill Import Codes

Choose the Stella Sora preset that matches your available supports:

  • Allie / Donna / Suntide Willow: AAAAiwAAAIIAAACgzbADAAbDgCBsADAGwGwG
  • Allie / Donna / Teresa: AAAAiwAAAIIAAAB/zDADAAbNgCBsAK2AAAxA
  • Allie / Iris / Teresa: AAAAiwAAAG8AAAB/zbADAAaidsAABqxAAA2A
  • Allie / Freesia / Teresa: AAAAiwAAAH0AAAB/zbADAAasACAMAKxAAG2A

Without Suntide Willow, prioritize this Skill route over Allie’s Mark alternative. It loses less from the support substitution.

During combat, cast Sweeping Rush whenever it becomes available and keep generating Sweep Marks through your attacks. Add Mirror Blade when building out the setup: it creates an additional phantom blade on Phase 2 casts and increases Phase 2’s multiplier.

Sweep Dash also helps both Allie builds. Holding Dodge for 0.5 seconds grants three Sweep Marks on a 120-second cooldown, accelerating access to the build’s free casts.

Allie Mark Preset: Keep Sweeping Stance Running

Allie’s Mark build centers on Dust Off, her Ultimate’s first phase. It aims to maintain Sweeping Stance, enhance Auto Attacks, and turn those attacks into frequent Aqua Mark interactions.

Stella Sora — Allie Mark Preset: Keep Sweeping Stance RunningImage: Steam / YOSTAR HONG KONG LIMITED

Its defining tradeoff is simple: Wide Blade Arc cuts Allie’s Mark Crit Rate by 100%. This setup gives up critical hits and concentrates on Mark DMG, Aqua PEN, and Aqua DMG.

PotentialListed levelFunction
Dusting Vortex1Enables free Phase 1 casts at maximum Sweep Marks and grants the full Sweep Mark buff
Sweep Extension1Raises Mark DMG during Sweeping Stance and adds Wave triggers at specific Flood stacks
Overtime Chore3Enhances Auto Attacks during Sweeping Stance in an all-Aqua squad and lets them trigger Aqua Mark
Wide Blade Arc3Converts Phase 1 and Auto Attack damage into Mark DMG in an all-Aqua squad
Pending Chore3Builds stacks during the stance that become Sweep Marks when it ends

This Stella Sora preset depends heavily on Suntide Willow’s Mark DMG support. Use the Skill build when she is missing rather than committing to the Mark route’s more restrictive requirements.

Allie Mark Import Code

Allie / Donna / Suntide Willow:

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The build’s loop starts with filling Sweep Marks and using the Main Skill to access a free Dust Off. That consumes the marks and activates Sweeping Stance. Allie cannot generate new Sweep Marks while this stance lasts.

Pending Chore helps bridge the gap. Its accumulated stacks convert into Sweep Marks when the stance ends, supporting another Phase 1 activation.

Meanwhile, Allie’s Tide interactions generate Flood stacks. Flood lasts 10 seconds, stacks up to nine, and is consumed at nine stacks to trigger Ebb, an additional burst of Aqua Mark damage.

Sweep Extension adds Waves when Tide hits a target carrying three or six Flood stacks. Overtime Chore makes enhanced Auto Attacks feed those interactions more frequently.

Skip Crit lines when gearing this Mark configuration. Put those slots toward its actual damage scaling, and retain the all-Aqua composition required by Overtime Chore and Wide Blade Arc.

Match Your Preset to Emblems, Discs, and Supports

A Stella Sora preset handles potential planning, but equipment still needs to support the selected damage type. Allie makes the difference especially clear.

Emblem levelAllie Skill buildAllie Mark build
70Crit Rate 15%, Aqua PEN 110, Aqua DMG 12%, Skill DMG 20%Aqua PEN 110, Aqua DMG 12%, Mark DMG 80%, flexible final slot
80Crit Rate 15%, Aqua PEN 110, Main Skill Level +3, Ultimate Level +3Mark DMG 80%, Aqua PEN 110, Main Skill Level +3, Ultimate Level +3
90Cleaver Ready +3, Mirror Blade +3, Sweep Dash +3, Skill DMG 20%Repeated Sweep +3, Swift Wipe +3, Sweep Dash +3, Mark DMG 80%

Factor Allie’s talents into those choices. Talent 1 grants 15% Skill Crit Rate and 40% Aqua DMG during Sweeping Stance. Talent 2 grants 36% Skill DMG after Restore Order or 66% Mark DMG after Dust Off, each lasting 15 seconds.

Bedtime Story Supports Both Routes

Allie’s signature disc, Bedtime Story, provides Storybook stacks when the main Aqua Trekker casts a Main Skill or Ultimate. Each stack grants 7.5% Skill DMG for 20 seconds, up to three stacks.

A Trekker carrying Storybook also causes damaged targets to take 12% more Aqua Skill DMG and Aqua Mark DMG.

The disc’s New Start Book effect adds Reverie stacks through Aqua Mark triggers, increasing Mark DMG. Innocent Reverie adds Aqua DMG and grants the main Trekker Skill Crit DMG at maximum Reverie stacks.

Check Support Synergy Before Switching Builds

Suntide Willow also appears in Chitose teams alongside Donna, with Freesia available as an alternative teammate. Her support-focused route includes Prismatic Bubbles, Receding Echoes, and Balmy Surf.

Balmy Surf grants 34 defense penetration per Aqua Trekker in the squad. In a three-Aqua lineup, that totals 102.

Keep the carry’s damage profile in mind when evaluating those buffs. Allie’s noncritical Mark build does not use Crit bonuses the same way her Skill build does.

Before committing resources to a Stella Sora preset, check these essentials:

  • Match the imported main and support assignments.
  • Retain any required all-Aqua composition.
  • Choose Skill or Mark emblem lines to match the damage conversion.
  • Include the core potentials before adding secondary damage picks.
  • Compare support requirements with your roster.

FAQ

How do I import a Stella Sora preset?

Copy the complete build code and paste it into the game’s potential import box. Then check the resulting team, main-slot assignment, and potential levels against the build you intended to use.

Should Noya be a main or support?

Both roles have system presets. Her main configuration pairs her with Canace and Ann. Her support configuration places Nanoha in the main slot, with Ann occupying the other support slot.

Which Allie build should I use without Suntide Willow?

Choose Allie’s Skill build. It revolves around free Restore Order casts and loses less from replacing Suntide Willow. Available configurations include Donna and Teresa, Iris and Teresa, or Freesia and Teresa.

Why does Allie’s Mark preset avoid Crit stats?

Wide Blade Arc reduces her Mark Crit Rate by 100% while converting Phase 1 and Auto Attack damage into Mark DMG in an all-Aqua squad. Prioritize Mark DMG, Aqua PEN, and Aqua DMG for that setup.

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