The best Wedge Office team in Limbus Company is the five-Identity lineup their kits are written around: Wedge Office Rep Outis, Wedge Office Fixer Don Quixote and Wedge Office Fixer Sinclair, plus Dawn Office Fixer Faust and Dawn Office Rep Gregor. Their passives trigger off each other’s skills, and the Wedge Office trio’s Joint Combos only fire while their partners are on the field.
The three Wedge Office Identities arrived with the 10th Walpurgis Night on November 12, 2026, and got buffs the same day. Below is why these five belong together, how Wedge stacks and Joint Combos work, how to order the team, and how to clear the event fight.
The Core Team
| Identity | Role in the team |
|---|---|
| Wedge Office Rep Outis | The finisher: builds Momentum from allies’ actions and unlocks the team’s big combo skills |
| Wedge Office Fixer Don Quixote | Half of the linked pair: stacks Wedge on targets and supports with Tremor |
| Wedge Office Fixer Sinclair | The other half of the pair: stacks Wedge and speeds up the slowest ally |
| Dawn Office Fixer Faust | Her skill “Dismemberment at High Noon” triggers the pair’s and Outis’s passives |
| Dawn Office Rep Gregor | His skill “Crack of Dawn” feeds Outis’s “Dawn – Wedge” passive |
Faust and Gregor are not new. They came with the 9th Walpurgis Night in July 2026, and Project Moon wrote the Wedge Office kits to work with them. If you are missing one of the Dawn Office pair, the team still works, but you lose the triggers and Joint Combos that need them.
The event fight, “The Wedge in the Wake of Dawnbreak,” uses a five-Identity Team Loadout, so this lineup fills it exactly. For content with a sixth slot, add whatever Pierce or Tremor Identity you have built up the most; nothing in the Wedge Office kits depends on a specific sixth unit.
How the Wedge Office Kits Work
Don Quixote and Sinclair are one unit in practice. Equipping either one equips the other automatically, and they count as a single three-star Identity in Extraction. Each has a passive, “Wedge Drive,” that gains Field Analysis at turn start and inflicts Wedge stacks on the target.
Their defense skill is a hidden attack. With enough Wedge stacks on the target, their defense skill “Catch Breath” uses an alternate Skill 3 instead: “My Spear Shall Puncture Thee True!” for Don Quixote and “I’ll Run You Through Quick and True” for Sinclair. Those hit harder for every stack of the partner’s Wedge on the target. Since the November 12 buffs, Don Quixote’s Coin 3 adds 7% Pierce damage per Wedge – Sinclair (up to 56%), and Sinclair’s Coin 3 adds 6% per Wedge – Don Quixote (up to 48%). The takeaway: point both at the same enemy.
Joint Combos need the partner standing. A Joint Combo only activates if the partner is on the field, alive, and not immobilized, Staggered or in E.G.O Corrosion. The pair’s combos fire when you resonate matching skills:
- Don Quixote’s “Collision” with Sinclair’s “Riding the Tide of the Offensive”
- Don Quixote’s “Gap Strike” with Sinclair’s “Collision”
- “Speared Sweep” with “Speared Sweep”
Faust links in. When Faust uses “Dismemberment at High Noon,” the pair’s “Back-to-back in Dawnbreak’s Light” effect triggers: Burn, Tremor and a Wedge stack on the target, and Outis gains Dawn’s Camaraderie.
Outis is the payoff. His “Wedge Office” passive scales with each allied Wedge Office Identity, and “Assistance of the Wedge” gives him Momentum whenever he uses a skill and whenever a Wedge Office or Dawn Office ally wins a clash. With enough Momentum he uses “Assume Wedge Formation.” Gregor’s “Crack of Dawn” triggers his “Dawn – Wedge” passive, and Dawn’s Camaraderie turns one of his base skills into “… All units, engage for collision.” and, with more, “The Wedge in the Wake of Dawnbreak.” Both gain Attack Weight for each other Wedge Office ally who is not immobilized, and both carry Joint Combos with Faust, Gregor, Don Quixote and Sinclair. After the November 12 buffs, those two skills deal +60% damage per excess Attack Weight, up from +30%.
Outis also has “Unrelenting,” which survives lethal damage once per encounter, and his Skill 2, “Sparking Spear,” gives Pierce damage up to every Wedge Office ally.
Support Passives and E.G.O Gifts
If you run any of the three as a support instead, their support passives still help a Pierce or Tremor team:
- Outis, “Acceleration Lance”: all allies’ Pierce skills deal more damage.
- Sinclair, “Keeping Pace”: gives Haste to the slowest ally, preferring Fixers, and a Fixer also gets Offense Level Up.
- Don Quixote, “Reconnaissance”: adds Tremor Potency when the fastest ally clashes.
The team deals Pierce damage and runs on Poise and Tremor, including Tremor Burst and conversion into Tremor – Decay, so Pierce, Tremor and Poise E.G.O Gifts suit it in the Mirror Dungeon. Two Gifts changed from Keywordless to Pierce in the buffs: White Cravat and Carefully-selected Medicinal Herbs. White Cravat currently counts only Wedge Office Identities on the field; Project Moon says the November 19 update will let Wedge Office Backup Units count too. Our Wedge Office buffs story lists every change, including the free Lunacy that came with them.
How to Order the Team
We would put Outis in the #1 deployment slot for the event fight. The event gives the first Sinner in Deployment Order “Patron Librarian [Floor of History],” which adds Action Slots, changes their Skill composition and grants beneficial effects (the name nods to the floors and Patron Librarians of Project Moon’s earlier game, Library of Ruina, which recently earned a Guinness World Record), and Outis is the unit whose damage depends most on acting often and building Momentum. Keep Don Quixote and Sinclair both deployed, since losing either one shuts off the pair’s Joint Combos, and slot Faust and Gregor after them.
The 10th Walpurgis Night Event Fight
The event runs until November 26 at 10:00 KST (8:00 PM EST on November 25), and rewards can be claimed until December 3 at 10:00 KST (8:00 PM EST on December 2).
- Start on Easy. Easy raises your Identities to level 65 and Uptie and Threadspin Tier 3, so you can try the team before investing. Clearing Easy unlocks Hard.
- Each clear costs an Enkephalin Module, and Retry Battle is available if a run goes badly.
- Burn is less of a threat now. The encounter’s Emotion Level 0 to 3 buffs cut Burn damage taken by 75% since the November 12 change.
- Missions reward clean play, such as clearing with every ally alive, no ally dropping to -45 SP, and taking fewer than five Staggers, so a steady team beats a risky one.
The event’s Theme Pack, also called “The Wedge in the Wake of Dawnbreak,” appears on Mirror Dungeon Floor 5 (Normal and Hard) while the event runs.
Getting the units: the Wedge Office trio is on “The 10th Walpurgis Night Target Extraction,” per Project Moon’s Identity preview. During the event, the Dawn Office pair can come from Walpurgis Night extractions (without a rate-up) or from the Dispenser for Egoshards. Limbus Company is free to play on Steam, iOS and Android.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who should I run with the Wedge Office Identities? Dawn Office Fixer Faust and Dawn Office Rep Gregor. Their skills trigger the Wedge Office passives, and Outis’s combo skills include Joint Combos with both.
Do I need both Wedge Office Don Quixote and Sinclair? You get both together. Equipping one equips the other, and they count as a single three-star Identity in Extraction.
Why isn’t my Wedge Office Joint Combo working? The partner has to be on the field, alive, and not immobilized, Staggered or in E.G.O Corrosion, and you need to resonate the matching skills.
Does White Cravat count Backup Units? Not yet. It counts only Wedge Office Identities on the field until the November 19 update, which adds Backup Units.
When does the 10th Walpurgis Night end? On November 26, 2026, at 10:00 KST (8:00 PM EST on November 25). Rewards can be claimed until December 3 at 10:00 KST.