Rossi Build Guide — Endfield Stats, Weapon & Voice Actor

Rossi is one of the few Endfield operators whose file reads like a short story. She is a 6★ Guard who swings a Sword, and the Pack's representative aboard Dijiang. This page pulls her real profile data out of the EndfieldDex character database and walks through what it means for building her, plus the clan history her files spell out.

Rossi at a glance

Two things stand out straight away: she is a physical Guard, and unlike most operators she is not a permanent resident of Dijiang. Her file says she spends most of her time with the Pack and handling clan affairs, which is a neat way of saying the Pack, not the company, is where she is really from.

A physical Guard with a Fire Ultimate

Rossi's basic attack, Normal Skill and Combo Skill all carry the Physical element, which is what the character page shows at the top level. The exception is her Ultimate, which the skill data tags Fire. So the honest answer to "is Rossi physical or fire?" is: she is a physical Guard whose one elemental button is the Ultimate.

That split matters when you are picking a team, because a physical attacker with a single Fire skill cares about physical resistance most of the time and elemental bonuses only while the Ultimate is up. Do not read the Fire tag on one skill as her being a Fire-element operator, the way Ember or Camille are.

Element tags come from the skill icons in the game data. Our database stores which element each skill slot carries, not its multiplier, so we can tell you the tag and nothing about the damage behind it.

What her attribute pair suggests

The game labels Rossi's main attribute Corrosion Boost and her sub attribute Combo Skill Cooldown Reduction. A cooldown sub on a Guard usually means the kit wants its Combo Skill back quickly so the rotation keeps rolling. Gear that shortens skill cycles or feeds her Combo Skill is therefore a sensible place to invest while you are still gearing up.

Treat that as a direction, not a stat sheet. The two attribute names above are the labels the game's display tables give those slots, and our own note on attributes is the same one we put on every operator page: we have not finished mapping each internal attribute id to a verified numeric label, so we publish the label and the direction, never a guessed number.

Which weapons can Rossi use?

Sword, and there is only one starter in that class. Her default weapon is Tarr 11, the 3★ starter every Sword-class operator begins with. Everything above it is a shared pool: any Sword can be equipped by any Sword user, so the table below is the full Sword list in our database, sorted by rarity.

Type and rarity only. Our weapon data does not carry per-weapon ATK, refinement levels or growth curves, so this page will not print damage numbers for them. For the wider picture of how weapon recipes and Arsenal issues work, see the weapons guide.

Signature weapon and gear: what we can and cannot say

People search for Rossi's "signature weapon" and our data simply does not have that field. The only weapon bound to an operator in our database is the default starting weapon, which is why her page points at Tarr 11 rather than a bespoke 6★ blade. If a signature Sword exists in game, it is not recorded in the data we extract.

For gear, the usual rule applies: match her attribute direction rather than chasing the highest rarity on the shelf. The gear sets and artificing guide explains slots, tiers and how Artificing progress works, and the gear set index lists every set in the database.

Who is Rossi? The Pack's youngest representative

Operator Rossi is a member of a Landbreaker clan known as the Pack. She entered Endfield Industries as one of the clan's representatives, landed in the Specialist Tech Division, and is described in her HR summary as the one all Pack co-operation effectively flows through, since the other named Pack operator, Wulfgard, is rarely reachable. The evaluator credited to "Lil' Dodge" sums her up as having "exceptionally high tactical acumen" plus "considerable leadership charisma and battlefield command talent."

Her physical examination sheet is just as clear about where her strengths sit: tactical acumen and Originium Arts assimilation are both rated Excellent, while raw physical strength and combat skill are only Standard. She is a commander first and a brawler second, which fits a clan heir who was raised to handle "business" as much as hunts.

The Pack's trial: five bandits and two weeks

Rossi's coming-of-age story is the part of her file people tend to remember. The Pack deliberately assigns its young wolves dangerous trials, and hers was brutal by design. She was dropped in a deserted village with no escort and five desperate bandits for company, in territory where beast attacks were common, and the elder wolves left without looking back.

When they returned two weeks later they found a fence around the village and all six of them alive, taking shifts on watch against the beasts and splitting hunting and water duty. The five bandits had been waiting to stab each other in the back when she arrived. Her own account of how she turned them into a working team is one line: she just made them understand the only way to survive.

Her brother went through the same trial. His solution was to kill every beast in the area, leave enough food behind and quietly disappear until the deadline, which tells you roughly everything about how the two of them differ.

The deal with Erik and the Bonekrushers

Her first real clan negotiation is worth reading for the tone alone. A merchant convoy bound for the Luppino family had been intercepted by a bandit leader named Erik, the self-styled "Cannon of the Wildlands", and the Pack sent a girl to collect. Erik spent the meeting trying to provoke her and had explosives planted outside the tent, apparently expecting the elder Rozzan to walk in instead.

She located the gunpowder by smell, fed him a line about the Pack only wanting profit and never losses, then put a dagger to the back of his neck mid-sentence and told him to behave. When Erik finally snarled that he had handed the goods to the Bonekrushers, the tone of the scene changes completely. Her file ends that chapter with her standing in a wrecked tent, sighing that business is such a hassle.

The Bonekrushers are not a throwaway name. Their ambush of the Pack, more than a decade earlier, is the attack an Elder Wolf carried the infant Rossi out of, badly wounded; he held on for years before those injuries finally killed him, and both Rossi's file and Wulfgard's circle back to that night.

Catello: Rossi's brother is Wulfgard

If you have read Wulfgard's file, you have already met Rossi's family. Wulfgard's full name is Catello Wulfgard Luppino and Rossi's is Rossina Wulfperl Luppino; his file names the two of them as the siblings who survived the Bonekrushers' ambush and says he left the clan a few years after his coming-of-age. The brother who sends the gift but never comes home is the same person her notes keep calling Catello.

Her observation notes also profile Nonno Rozzan, the elder whose footsteps she never hears, "Sorella Arclight", who crosses steep cliff faces at a speed she puts down to Arts, and the Endministrator, whose habit of matching the team's pace she clearly admires. She grew up watching how veterans train and wrote it all down like homework.

Rossi's voice actors

You can browse the whole roster on our voice actor list. Rossi's lines land on the same personality her file describes: eager, formal with strangers, and genuinely proud of the Pack. "I am a descendant of the Pack" is about as on-the-nose as a battle line gets, and her promotion quote is a plan to make the clan famous across Talos-II.

Frequently asked questions

Profile, attributes, skills, records and voice cast come from the EndfieldDex character database, extracted from the game files. Weapon list from the EndfieldDex weapon database. Elements, attribute labels and weapon data are shown as the game presents them; we do not invent numbers. Back to all guides.