Silver Palace Resonance System: Reactor Attributes & Phase Transition
Last updated: 13 July 2026 · 3 min read
Silver Palace does not use elemental reactions. Instead, the game reads your entire party's Reactor Attributes and grants team-wide effects through a system called Resonance: stack matching elements to climb Resonance Levels, or run three different elements to trigger Phase Transition. This guide covers every attribute and how the two team-building paths compare.
Sourcing note: attribute descriptions below are transcribed from official expo footage. Resonance level values come from CBT1 and may change at launch.
The Seven Reactor Attributes
Every character channels Silverium through a Reactor, and the attribute decides what the Reactor turns it into. The official descriptions from the expo attribute list:
| Attribute | Official description |
|---|---|
 Ignis | Converts Silverium into super heated combustible gel that deals Ignis DMG |
 Glacies | Converts Silverium into ultra cold condensate, dealing Glacies DMG |
 Fulmen | Converts Silverium into highly conductive magnetofluid that deals Fulmen DMG |
 Gravitas | Converts Silverium into a concentrated dark matter halo that deals Gravitas DMG |
 Radiatio | Converts Silverium into unstable radioactive material, dealing Radiatio DMG |
 Ferrugo | Converts contaminated Silverium into activated Silverium, dealing Ferrugo DMG |
 Alba | Converts Silverium into stable pure-phase matter that deals Alba DMG |
Five attributes had playable characters in CBT1. Ferrugo and Alba exist in the expo material with no announced playable character yet, which usually means later banner cycles.
How Resonance Levels Work
Resonance rewards element stacking. Matching attributes across your three-character party unlock attribute-specific bonuses at Resonance Levels I, III and V. The exact bonus table has not been published; CBT1 players reported the effects scale meaningfully enough to justify mono-element teams.
Phase Transition: The Rainbow Alternative
Running three characters of different attributes triggers Phase Transition instead, reported in CBT1 as a flat 42.7% Final Damage boost for the party. That single multiplier makes elemental diversity a genuine alternative rather than a compromise.
Mono-Element or Rainbow: Which Team Is Better?
The honest answer on current data: both are viable, and the choice interacts with roles.
- Mono-element teams climb Resonance Levels and lean on attribute-specific bonuses. The current roster makes Ignis the easiest stack, with Cinderella, Alf, Cynthia II and Red Rose all sharing the attribute.
- Rainbow teams take the guaranteed 42.7% Final Damage and keep full freedom to slot one output, one vanguard and one healer across Combat Styles.
Until launch numbers land, build around the characters you have rather than forcing either template. The tier list and character roster show which attributes your favourites carry.
Resonance FAQ
Does Silver Palace have elemental reactions?
No. Elements never combine on the enemy the way Genshin Impact reactions do. The party composition itself generates the elemental payoff through Resonance or Phase Transition.
What is Phase Transition in Silver Palace?
The team effect for running three different Reactor Attributes, reported in CBT1 as a flat 42.7% Final Damage boost for the party.
What are Ferrugo and Alba?
The two Reactor Attributes with no playable character yet. Ferrugo converts contaminated Silverium into activated Silverium; Alba produces stable pure-phase matter. Expect them on future banner cycles.