◆ Latest: Version 5.2, 5.2 Codes, Calamity of Eshu
◆ Builds: Chasca, Ororon, Lyney, Neuvillette, Zhongli
◆ Natlan: Tenebrous Papilla, Pyroculi, Natlan Quests
◆ Events: Iktomi Spiritseeking Scrolls, Claw Convoy
◆ Future: Version 5.3, Mavuika, Citlali, Lan Yan
This is a Genshin Impact Tier List for Version 5.2 as of December 2024. We rate the best 5-Star and 4-Star characters, the best Main DPS, Sub-DPS, and Support characters, and a C0 rating for each character. We update this guide daily, so check out the latest changes with the 5.2 Tier List!
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List of Contents
Name | Tier Updates |
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Chasca
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Main DPS Unique to Chasca is that her kit works in diverse elemental teams as she infuses her bullets with Pyro, Hydro, Electro, or Cryo (PHEC) based on your party composition, effectively making her the first multi-element carry, and can trigger all reactions related to the aforementioned elements at once. After further testing, Chasca has the benefit of not needing specific rotations as she just needs any PHEC elements in her team to do her job. While her best performance still relies on the supports who are already being used in other teams, Chasca has access to more than half of the game's off-field roster at her disposal. Her bullets split into six when she locks onto multiple enemies, and each of them only attack one enemy. Thus, her damage is primarily single-target, which is great against bosses but distributed in AoE situations. Against multiple targets, while she doesn't exactly outright one-shot her opponents, her bullets enable Chasca to apply Elements which can then be triggered with subsequent rotations, which means she doesn't struggle as hard in the long run. When talking about constellations, Chasca at C2 solves her major issues in AoE and makes her less restrictive in team-building. On top of that, the damage and reliability it gives makes her a top-tier damage dealer alongside Neuvillette and Arlecchino. Only consider going to C2 if you want to invest vertically with Chasca who's strictly on-field unlike Raiden Shogun. |
Ororon
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Sub DPS Ororon's bread and butter lies in his passive ability with Electro-Charged team comps. He is currently the best choice for an Electro off-fielder on Taser team comps better than Fischl, especially against enemies in AoE. The fact that he can also hold the Scroll of the Hero of Cinder City in itself is what makes him a worthwhile character to level up, and potentially a permanent staple unit in such teams, but is not as universal outside of it. Theoretically, he can also work with Nightsoul-aligned characters, but no character other than Chasca with a Hydro character is synergistic with this passive. As such, Ororon is currently locked on team comps that can enable Electro-Charged. However, the biggest perk for him is that he is complete at C0 for a 4-star character. There is no need to pull for any of his constellations unless you want to bump up his personal damage and efficiency. |
Elemental Reaction Buffs |
No change In Version 5.2, the Base DMG of the following Elemental Reactions were buffed: Overloaded, Superconduct, Electro-Charged, and Shatter. However, we think that this change isn't enough to start any potential large-scale tier movements. While Shatter and Electro-Charged got the highest increase in percentage (almost twice the damage), the reactions themselves are still not enough to compete against popular meta reactions like Vaporize or Hyperbloom, simply because of the disparity in potential DMG, and the lack of characters who utilize such reactions by itself, as characters like Chevreuse with Overloaded or Ororon with Electro-Charged benefit only from the existence of the reaction. While Eula or Freminet teams are happy with Superconduct and Shatter buffs, the underlying issue of Physical teams being underpowered remains. |
Tier list has been updated this December 2, 2024.
See the list of all changes here
You can check out the explanation of the different tiers and constellation power changes below the tier list table.
As we theorize and test characters, they are not treated as a singular unit but as a core member in their best team comp. In other words, characters shall not be judged in isolation. Here you can check the summary of explanations for each tier:
SS Tier | Characters that stand out as one of the strongest units in their intended team comps within a small amount of investment, who also has the edge of potentially staying relevant for long periods of time. Main DPS: The sheer damage potential ensures that their longevity can be maintained, not to mention their great ease of use and comfortability to defeat enemies. They greatly utilize existing and any potential future support units due to their universality as they are able to be inserted in the best team comps within their respective elements, but also do not necessitate a specific character to perform at their best. Sub DPS: Characters who are the best Elemental Applicators and are also often the best teammates on several top-tier team comps, all while having good damage of their own. Support: Universal buffers who are essential to increase most top-tier team comps' overall damage, and sustainers who offer the best talents to prevent your party from ever being wiped out. |
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S Tier | Characters that reach their peak strength with the recommended investment. There's only small rooms for improvement and they ensure that you can beat any content with ease. Main DPS: The starting point of the best characters at the recommended level of investment. They can match up against the best characters in the highest tier, but only with the right tools. Sub DPS: Characters with superb damage, or are often the core applicators for some relevant team comps in the game. There may be certain alternatives who are able to work better in a particular team comp. Support: Offers one of the best buffs or sustain in their own particular niche, but are less accessible if put to other team comps. |
A Tier | Characters who can only become strong with maximum investment on all aspects (artifacts, weapons, team comps) to achieve similar performance as the other characters in the upper tiers. This is the cut-off point for the strongest characters in their respective roles. Main DPS: Requires max investment on both their own and all three of their other teammates to be able to match up against characters in the upper tiers. Sub DPS: Good Elemental Applicators or damage dealers up until a point, who specifically shines in their own team comps. They are also often used in some niche or specialized team comps. Support: Offers specialized buffs or sustain, but have certain limitations in their own kits that prevents them from being more universal. |
B Tier | Characters with solid performance in their respective roles. They shine in specific team compositions, but not so much on their own. Main DPS: Characters who require max investment, but may still not be enough to compete against the best DPS in the game due to limitations on their kit, stats, or talent scalings, and gets no sufficient help from current meta units. Sub DPS: Decent Elemental Application and damage on their respective team comps, but are not entirely required on such parties. Support: Characters who are good on their intended role, but sees minimal usage from the top-tier team comps versus the other characters in the higher tiers. |
C Tier | Characters who can do the job for their respective role, but can be replaced quickly due to mere lack of good numbers from their talents or stats, or are stunted by their own cooldowns and energy requirement. Main DPS: Damage scaling is lower in comparison, but are able to do their job in the right team comp. More often than not, it's better to pick characters who can trigger better reactions. Sub DPS: Offers some manner of application and damage, but are stunted by their own scalings or rate of application. Support: Characters who can offer sustain or buffs and are decent at doing it. However, there exists better alternatives who are easier or more efficient to use in the long run. |
D Tier | Characters with limited combat utility. You can use these characters if you don't have anyone else, but we recommend replacing them with a better character for that role. Main DPS: Damage scaling is very low to be able to keep up, even against elite mobs. Sub DPS: Extremely niche and offers no real edge in terms of damage and application against characters in all other tiers. Support: Characters that have some manner of support, but are outright replaced with characters that are more accessible or useful in a given team comp. |
Role | Function |
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Main DPS |
・The main damage dealer of the party, which is often the hypercarry, the on-field driver, or the trigger for Elemental Reactions. ・Damage dealt is mostly from the character being on-field for an extended period of time, often being the final character in your team's rotations. |
Sub DPS |
・Providers of off-field damage and utility via Elemental Application. These characters focus on helping the Main DPS trigger reactions by setting up the necessary elements, while also dealing damage of their own. ・Characters with Talents that stay on the field even after being switched out. ・Characters with damaging talents that are meant for quick-swap teams. |
Support |
・Provides support in the form of buffs, shields, heals, or crowd control via the use of their Elemental Skills, Burst or Passive Talents, and are primarily used off-field. ・Have Talents capable for elemental application, not necessarily for dealing damage. |
Constellation levels listed in the Main Tier List are considered the ideal level for that character's role. It is important to note that characters are evaluated in comparison with other characters in the current meta, and as such, may affect their rankings in all tier lists. For example: • Xingqiu's C6 is considered his optimal constellation and is thus ranked on that power level. • Hu Tao and Wriothesley C1 open up new playstyles and combat rotations, and so it may be considered as the better starting point before they are assessed on their power level. |
Changes to a tier list is delicate and periodical, and we understand that any changes made to a tier is drastic and requires explanations. Below, you can find four scenarios within a patch's life cycle and our plan of action when it occurs:
Scenario | Notes |
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A new character releases: Preliminary Rankings | Expect preliminary rankings for a character when they first release. These will not be their final rankings in the version and will always be subject to change. As we'll need time to test their kit out, we urge our readers to treat the rankings on their first week as temporary. These will now be denoted with aNEW symbol. |
A character's banner will soon end: Final Rankings | Around a week before the new character's banner ends, we will be finalizing our thoughts about the character's tier. While we call this as the final rankings, characters released in the future may affect previous characters' overall performances. Those characters will be subjected to change as well. |
Meta Shifts | Shifts to the combat system like new mechanics or the release of a powerful support character can shake up our tier list. A concrete example of this was Dendro shaking up the meta when it first released, resulting in characters like Shinobu, Keqing, and Thoma, to rise up in rankings. |
Fixes | Feedbacks that explain in detail why a character may or may not be in the correct tiering can be reconsidered for deliberation. |
Polls have been reset for Version 5.2.
With the coming of our newest characters, some of them introduced new mechanics that spiced up the current combat system! What do you think so far about the newest characters? Feel free to discuss in the comments section below!
1st |
Arlecchino
(404 Votes) |
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2nd |
Xilonen
(250 Votes) |
3rd |
Furina
(234 Votes) |
1st | Arlecchino (1058 Votes) | |
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2nd | Raiden (552 Votes) | |
3rd | Furina (508 Votes) | |
1st | Arlecchino (922 Votes) | |
2nd | Furina (423 Votes) | |
3rd | Clorinde (381 Votes) | |
1st | Arlecchino (1644 Votes) | |
2nd | Furina (561 Votes) | |
3rd | Clorinde (504 Votes) | |
1st | Arlecchino (1521 Votes) | |
2nd | Furina (456 Votes) | |
3rd | Raiden (352 Votes) | |
1st | Raiden (1440 votes) | |
2nd | Furina (1203 votes) | |
3rd | Chiori (975 votes) | |
1st | Raiden (2056 votes) | |
2nd | Furina (1154 votes) | |
3rd | Navia (980 votes) | |
1st | Furina (2760 votes) | |
2nd | Raiden (2404 votes) | |
3rd | Nahida (1182 votes) | |
1st | Raiden (3510 votes) | |
2nd | Neuvillette (2811 votes) | |
3rd | Hu Tao (1366 votes) | |
1st | Raiden (1304 Votes) | |
2nd | Yelan (986 Votes) | |
3rd | Nahida (944 Votes) | |
1st | Raiden (1017 Votes) | |
2nd | Eula (440 Votes) | |
3rd | Ayaka (438 Votes) | |
1st | Raiden (1441 Votes) | |
2nd | Ayaka (598 Votes) | |
3rd | Alhaitham (519 Votes) | |
1st | Raiden (1619 Votes) | |
2nd | Nahida (804 Votes) | |
3rd | Ayato (506 Votes) | |
1st | Raiden (2260 Votes) | |
2nd | Nahida (1016 Votes) | |
3rd | Alhaitham (898 Votes) | |
1st | Raiden (2555 Votes) | |
2nd | Alhaitham (1789 Votes) | |
3rd | Nahida (671 Votes) | |
1st | Raiden (2380 Votes) | |
2nd | Nahida (1420 Votes) | |
3rd | Wanderer (1243 Votes) | |
1st | Nahida (2232 Votes) | |
2nd | Kazuha (1173 Votes) | |
3rd | Raiden (982 Votes) |
Date | Notes |
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12/2 |
• Moved Chasca from A tier to S tier in Main DPS at C0. • Adjusts Chiori's optimal constellation from C0 to C1 in the Main Tier List, and reverted her C0 rating to A. • Moved Clorinde C6 from S tier to SS teir in Main DPS at C6. This was overlooked and we apologize for the wait. |
11/20 |
• Added Chasca and Ororon in the tier list. • Moved down Kachina's tier to C-tier in the Sub-DPS Main Tier List. • Navia removed from the Sub-DPS tier list. • Chiori moved up in S-tier in the Sub-DPS Main Tier List due to her performance increasing in value especially in other endgame content like Imaginarium Theater. • Fischl moved up in S-tier in the Sub-DPS C0 tier list. • Furina and Nahida's position has been switched in the Sub-DPS Main and C0 Tier List. • Mualani moved up in the C6 Tier List. • Fixed Lyney and Ayaka's positions in the C0 Main-DPS Tier List. • Fixed Ganyu and Mona's positions in the C0 Sub-DPS Tier List. |
10/9 |
• Added Xilonen to the Tier List. • Reduced Nahida and Furina's recommended constellations to C0. • Removed Kazuha from the Sub-DPS Tier List. |
9/20 | • Fixed Mika's C6 ranking in the C6 Tier List. |
9/17 |
• Added Kinich to the tier list. • Increased Chevreuse C0 rank up to S tier in the Support C0 Tier List. |
8/28 |
• Added Mualani and Kachina to the tier list. • Moved Hu Tao down to S tier in the Main DPS Tier List and C6 Tier List. • Moved Clorinde up to S tier in the Main DPS Tier List. • Moved Dehya from C tier to B tier in the Support Tier List. |
8/13 |
• Updated all icons to feature the characters' names for better accessibility for newer players. • Changed Jean's optimal constellation from C4 to C0. |
8/6 | • Added Emilie in the Sub-DPS Tier List. |
6/27 |
• Increased Sigewinne's overall ranking in the Tier List from C to B. • Increased Sigewinne C6's ranking in the C6 Tier List from B to A. |
6/25 |
• Added Sigewinne in the Support Tier List. • Reduced Dehya from C2 to C0 for Support. |
6/5 |
• Added Clorinde and Sethos in the Main DPS Main Tier List. • Moved Albedo to B tier in the Sub-DPS tier list. |
5/8 |
• Moved Arlecchino above Hu Tao in the Main DPS Main Tier List. • Moved Yoimiya from A to B tier in the Main DPS Main Tier List. • Moved Thoma from C to B tier in the Support Main Tier List. • Moved Xingqiu and Xiangling from SS to S tier in the Sub DPS C0 Tier List. |
4/24 |
• Added Arlecchino to the Tier List. • Constellation for Neuvillette and Xiao reduced to C0. • Moved Raiden, Navia, Lyney to S tier in the Main-DPS Main Tier List. • Moved Ayato, Tartaglia, Tighnari, Diluc, and Ganyu to A tier in the Main-DPS Main Tier List. • Moved Itto, Cyno, Keqing, Noelle, and Eula to B tier in the Main-DPS Main Tier List. • Moved Yanfei, Heizou, Klee, Kaveh, Ningguang, and Freminet to C tier in the Main-DPS Main Tier List. • Moved Razor and Fischl to D tier in the Main-DPS Main Tier List. • Removed Rosaria, Beidou, Kaeya, Chongyun, Fischl, and Nilou from the Main-DPS Main Tier List to further emphasize their recommended main roles. • Fixed Wriothesley's position in the Main Tier List. |
4/2 |
• Added Chiori and Xianyun to the C6 tier list for Main DPS. • Fixes Gaming's position in the C6 tier list for Main DPS. |
3/13 |
• Added Chiori in the tier lists. • Moved Albedo to A-Tier in the Sub-DPS tier list • Moved Nilou up in the Sub-DPS tier list • Moved Ayato to B-tier in the Sub-DPS tier list • Moved Kaeya and Dehya to C-tier in the Sub-DPS tier list • Moved Xinyan to D-tier in the Sub-DPS tier list • Removed Charlotte from the Sub-DPS tier list • Removed Kirara from the Sub-DPS tier list • Removed Chevreuse from the Sub-DPS tier list • Removed Layla from the Sub-DPS tier list • Removed Jean from the Sub-DPS tier list • Removed Candace from the Sub-DPS tier list • Removed Nahida from the Main-DPS tier list • Moved Raiden Shogun below Kazuha in the Sub DPS tier list • Increased Furina's overall support ranking • Adjusted Wriothesley and Navia's C6 tier list for Main DPS. |
2/4 |
• Added Gaming and Xianyun to the tier list • Moved Navia and Lyney to SS Tier in Main DPS • Moved Diluc to S Tier in Main DPS • Moved Xiao higher in A Tier Main DPS • Moved Itto down to A Tier Main DPS • Moved Furina up to SS tier in Sub-DPS, and changed her constellation to C2. • Moved Kirara down to B Tier Sub-DPS • Moved Baizhu up to SS Tier Support • Removed Support Raiden and Yanfei C4 • Moved Gorou, Venti, Diona, Yunjin, Sara down to A Tier Support • Moved Kirara, Mika, Layla down to B Tier Support • Moved Qiqi, Barbara, Electro Traveler, Thoma, Candace, and Dori down to C Tier Support • Moved Chongyun and Lisa to D Tier Support |
2/3 | • Raiden reintroduced to Support Tier List. Initially we removed Raiden Shogun from the Support Tier List to follow through the ongoing simplification of the tier list, as most players who would play Raiden would focus more on her Main or Sub DPS capabilities (similar to Yelan as a Sub-DPS), but this change undervalued Raiden Shogun's support capabilities for her Energy Recharge and Burst buffs, and so we're quickly fixing her absence in this revamped support tier list. |
2/2 |
• Added Gaming and Xianyun to the tier list • Moved Navia and Lyney to SS Tier in Main DPS • Moved Diluc to S Tier in Main DPS • Moved Xiao higher in A Tier Main DPS • Moved Itto down to A Tier Main DPS • Moved Furina up to SS tier in Sub-DPS, and changed her constellation to C2. • Moved Kirara down to B Tier Sub-DPS • Moved Baizhu up to SS Tier Support • Removed Support Raiden and Yanfei C4 • Moved Gorou, Venti, Diona, Yunjin, Sara down to A Tier Support • Moved Kirara, Mika, Layla down to B Tier Support • Moved Qiqi, Barbara, Electro Traveler, Thoma, Candace, and Dori down to C Tier Support • Moved Chongyun and Lisa to D Tier Support |
Update Date | Summary |
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1/11 | • Added Chevreuse in the tier list. • Slightly adjusts S-tier Support Tier rankings based on current relevance. |
12/30 | • Adjusts Ayaka's tier list from SS tier to S tier. • Adjusts Noelle's tiering from B tier to A tier in the Main Tier List and C6 tier list. • Fixes Klee, Diluc, Chongyun, Kaeya, and Beidou's tier positions in the C0 tier list. |
12/21 | • Adjusts Navia higher than Lyney in the Main Tier and C0 Tier Lists. |
12/20 | • Added Navia in the tier list. • Removed Yelan from the Main DPS in all tier lists except C6. |
12/4 | • Removed Heizou from Sub DPS in all Tier Lists • Removed Traveler (Dendro) from Support in all Tier Lists • Removed Traveler (Anemo) from Support in all Tier Lists • Removed Klee from Support in all Tier Lists • Adjusts Yoimiya (Main DPS), Raiden (Sub DPS), and Furina (Sub DPS) tier positions • Fixes wrong or missing tiering in the C0 and C6 tier list for Xinyan, Shinobu, Kaeya, Lisa, Jean, and Zhongli. |
12/4 | • Yanfei Main DPS C2 → C1 • Heizou Main DPS C2 → C6 • Kaveh Main DPS C1 → C6 • Xinyan Main DPS C2 → C6 • Shinobu Sub DPS C4 → C0 • Lynette Sub DPS C4 → C0 • Thoma Sub DPS C2 → C4 • Lisa Sub DPS C2 → C4 • Shinobu Support C2 → C0 • Layla Support C4 → C1 • Yaoyao Support C2 → C0 • Barbara Support C2 → C0 • Lisa Support C4 → C0 • Sayu Support C1 → C6 • Dehya Support C0 → C2 |
12/4 | • Kaveh Main DPS B → C • Xingqiu Sub DPS S → SS • Xiangling Sub DPS S → SS • Shinobu Sub DPS A → S • Kaeya Sub DPS A → B • Dehya Sub DPS B → C • Dendro Traveler Sub DPS C → B • Shinobu Support B → A |
11/9 | • Added Furina and Charlotte to the Tier List. • Removed C6 Ayato from Support Tier List. • Order of characters within the C6 SS Tier adjusted. |
• Ganyu Main DPS C1 → C0 • Tighnari Main DPS C2 → C0 • Itto Main DPS C2 → C0 • Cyno Main DPS C2 → C0 • Eula Main DPS C1 → C0 • Yae Miko Sub-DPS C2 → C0 • Nilou Sub-DPS C2 → C0 • Geo Traveler Sub-DPS C4 →C6 • Shenhe Support C2 → C0 • Jean Support C2 → C4 | |
• Tartaglia Main-DPS C6 → S • Tighnari Main-DPS C6 → S • Ganyu Main-DPS C6 → S • Kazuha Sub-DPS C6 → SS • Raiden Sub-DPS C6 → SS • Nilou Sub-DPS C6 → S • Rosaria Sub-DPS C6 → A • Sucrose Sub-DPS C6 → A • Shenhe Support C6 → SS • Mona Support C6 → S • Diona Support C6 → S • Yun Jin Support C6 → S • Gorou Support C6 → S • Jean Support C6 → S • Sucrose Support C6 → S • Faruzan Support C6 → S • Sara Support C6 → S | |
10/20 | • Reverted our changes to Wanderer's tier list rankings increase except C6. • Fixed Alhaitham's position in the C6 Tier List. • Fixed Dendro Traveler's optimal constellation from C5 to C6. |
10/19 | • Moved Wanderer up to S Tier in all Tier Lists. • Increased Lyney's position within S-Tier in the Main Tier List. • Reduced Lyney and Ayato's optimal constellations to C0 in the Main Tier List. • Moved C6 Wanderer and Lyney to SS Tier in the C6 Tier List. |
10/17 | • Added Wriothesley to the tier list. • Adjusted Neuvillette and Alhaitham to be higher in the order within the SS tier. |
10/2 | • Adjusted Neuvillette's ranking to SS in the Tier List • Removed C6 Thoma from Main DPS in C6 Tier List. • Removed Yun Jin from Main DPS. • Removed Barbara from Main DPS. • Removed Ningguang from Support. • Removed Albedo from Support. • Removed Geo Traveler from Support. • Removed Yelan from Support. |
9/27 | • Added Neuvillette to the Tier List • Adjusted Alhaitham's recommended constellation from C1 to C0 in the Main Tier List. |
9/6 | • Adjusted Freminet's most impactful constellation to C6, and moved him to B Tier in the Main Tier List and C6 Tier List. |
9/5 | • Added Freminet in the tier list. • Removed Candace and Baizhu from the Main DPS tier list. • Moved Dehya in the Main Tier List from C Tier to D Tier. |
Name | Tier Updates |
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Xilonen
NEW |
Support There is no doubt that Xilonen is an incredibly valuable unit for many due to her ability to shred resistances while also holding the powerful Hero of the Cinder City artifact set. Activating her RES Shred is also incredibly simple, which can carry over waves as it persists as an aura, so you won't need to set it up this again throughout its duration. On top of that, she can also provide single-target healing as long as you meet her element conditions. Moreover, she is the first of her kind to benefit Geo units as well. In terms of competition with Kazuha, we see them as equally valuable. Depending on your current needs, Xilonen can double as both your debuffer and healer, giving you one more space for another potential DPS in your party. On the other hand, Kazuha can provide you with crowd control and off-field Elemental Application with his Swirls. Both characters provide unique benefits, and they don't invalidate the existence of the other, especially on Spiral Abyss where you may need two Kazuhas. |
Genshin Impact Version 5.2 | |
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Release Date | November 20, 2024 |
Character | Element | Weapon |
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Chasca
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Neuvillette
(5★) |
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Lyney
(5★) |
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Zhongli
(5★) |
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Ororon
(4★) |
Version 5.2 Release Date & Patch Notes
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Best DPS | Best Sub DPS | Best Support |
Character | Assumed Build | ||
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Neuvillette | Weapon | Artifact | |
Tome of the Eternal Flow | |||
・Outstanding and constant damage on his Charged Attack damage. ・Self-sufficiency lets him be a one-man army. ・C1 constellation removes his major weaknesses. |
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Arlecchino | Weapon | Artifact | |
Crimson Moon's Semblance | |||
・High raw Pyro damage even in non-Vaporize situations or Overloaded teams with Chevreuse. ・Normal Attacks are swift, have a wide AoE, while also having good damage to boot and simple to activate once you learn her rotations, which makes her viable in single target, AoE, and overworld content. ・Extremely high risk gameplay may be off-putting for some early-game players. |
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Alhaitham | Weapon | Artifact | |
Light of Foliar Incision | |||
・Dendro application is superb to set up and trigger powerful reactions like Hyperbloom, Burgeon, and Spread. ・Good AoE coverage and overall team damage is top-tier. He also requires minimal investment. |
Character | Assumed Build | ||
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Mualani | Weapon | Artifact | |
Surf's Up | |||
・Frontloaded damage which is good on both single target and AoE, but will need proper setup. ・Playstyle performs best in Vaporize, with extremely good exploration abilities. ・Sharky's Bite can miss. |
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Kinich | Weapon | Artifact | |
Fang of the Mountain King | |||
・Specializes in Burning or Burgeon teams, and excels on single-target situations. ・Extremely mobile playstyle and grappling hook is great for exploration, although it can be a struggle to use in combat on uneven surfaces. ・If Kinich is not on Burning or Burgeon teams, he gains Nightsoul points slower, which means you won't have enough Scalespiker Cannon to use. |
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Hu Tao | Weapon | Artifact | |
Staff of Homa | |||
・Deals large amounts of single-target Pyro DMG with her Elemental Skill and Charged Attacks. ・Elemental Skill infused Normal and Charged Attacks with Pyro and increase damage at the cost of sacrificing some of her HP. ・C1 lets you spam Charged Attacks without consuming Stamina. |
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Navia | Weapon | Artifact | |
Verdict | |||
・High frontloaded Elemental Skill damage that can instantly one-shot medium level opponents and chunk bosses per rotation. ・Her team allows high flexibility because she's not constricted by mono-Geo. ・Frontloaded damage has downsides when looking at damage over time. |
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Lyney | Weapon | Artifact | |
The First Great Magic | |||
・Passive talent greatly compensates the lack of Elemental Reactions in a Mono-Pyro team. ・High damage on both single target and AoE. ・Susceptible to interruptions. |
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Raiden | Weapon | Artifact | |
Engulfing Lightning | |||
・Burst enables her to be on-field, which also deals obscene amounts of damage within 7 seconds. ・DEF ignore is an extremely powerful buff from her C2, which makes her a top-tier DPS that can obliterate her enemies within seconds. |
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Gaming | Weapon | Artifact | |
Serpent Spine | |||
・Overperforming as a 4-star character at C6 with high plunging damage with his best teams. ・Reliant on his Elemental Burst to be used off-cooldown to deal damage. |
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Wriothesley | Weapon | Artifact | |
Cashflow Supervision | |||
・Good single-target focused Main DPS who specializes in triggering melt or freeze reactions in close-combat. ・Kit is incomplete without his C1. This constellation also fixes his anti-synergy with certain healers. ・Struggles against spread-out packs of mobs. |
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Chasca | Weapon | Artifact | |
Astral Vulture's Crimson Plumage | |||
・Specializes in Rainbow teams where she can convert her damage into other elements that is Pyro, Hydro, Electro, or Cryo, making her versatile in team-building, but also makes her reliant from it. ・Flying is extremely useful in overworld exploration especially in Natlan. ・Bullets in AoE situations are split between enemies, essentially making her a single-target damage dealer. |
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Ayaka | Weapon | Artifact | |
Mistsplitter Reforged | |||
・Infuses Cryo element in Normal and Charged Attacks after sprinting, which makes her infusion near-permanent. ・Elemental Burst has high scaling and its damage potential is her defining trait. With her best supports, she can rival the top-tier DPS, but needs high investment. |
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Clorinde | Weapon | Artifact | |
Absolution | |||
・Flexible team-building and snappy playstyle with reliable self-healing in the Overworld. ・Personal damage dependent on the team you are building. ・No resistance to interruption at C0. |
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Tartaglia | Weapon | Artifact | |
Polar Star | |||
・Riptide applies strong Hydro application especially against multiple opponents. ・Currently the best driver for Vaporize. |
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Xiao | Weapon | Artifact | |
Primordial Jade Winged-Spear | |||
・Elemental Burst increases overall DPS at the cost of his HP. ・Normal Attacks and Elemental Skill set up high DMG combos. ・Requires supports for offensive and healing to perform optimally. |
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Diluc | Weapon | Artifact | |
Beacon of the Reed Sea | |||
・Weaves Normal Attacks and Elemental Skill together as his combat mechanic, which enables him to use the best supports like Xingqiu for Vaporize. ・Low energy cost for his Elemental Burst, which also covers a wide range. However, this burst pushes back lighter enemies. |
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Ayato | Weapon | Artifact | |
Haran Geppaku Futsu | |||
・Wide range and continuous damage for his Hydro-infused Normal Attacks after using Elemental Skill. ・Can self-buff with his Normal Attack-increasing Elemental Burst. ・Can act as a driver for Hydro-related Elemental Reactions with his on-field and off-field Hydro application. |
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Tighnari | Weapon | Artifact | |
Hunter's Path | |||
・Damage primarily comes from Charged Attacks and Elemental Bursts ・Deals big damage by using the Spread Dendro Elemental Reaction. ・Can distract most enemies with his taunt. |
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Wanderer | Weapon | Artifact | |
Tulaytullah's Remembrance | |||
・Normal Attacks have a wide AoE and can home in on enemies. ・Requires proper dedicated supports to perform well at low constellations. ・Elemental Skill allows him to float mid-air, making exploration easy. |
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Ganyu | Weapon | Artifact | |
Hunter's Path | |||
・Level 2 Charged Shot is great vs mobs of enemies, with high damage potential with Melt. However, it takes a long time to charge, and she's susceptible to interruptions. ・Elemental Burst, in-combination with ally pull-in effects, can quadratically target and attack enemies in one location. |
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Yoimiya | Weapon | Artifact | |
Thundering Pulse | |||
・Elemental Skill infuses Normal Attacks with Pyro, which has a high base scaling. ・Supports that can improve her resistance to interruption and ATK SPD are needed to improve her overall performance. |
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Itto | Weapon | Artifact | |
Redhorn Stonethresher | |||
・High base scaling on his Charged Attacks and Elemental Skill, especially during Burst. ・Requires his high-energy Elemental Burst to start dealing damage, and switching out ends it. ・Requires high investment from his artifacts, weapons, and team comps to deal top-tier damage. |
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Cyno | Weapon | Artifact | |
Staff of the Scarlet Sands | |||
・Decent Electro hypercarry for Dendro reactions such as Aggravate and Hyperbloom. ・Requires his high-energy Elemental Burst to deal damage, and switching out ends it. ・Poor resistance to interruptions, which affects his recommended tempo for his rotations. |
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Keqing | Weapon | Artifact | |
Mistsplitter Reforged | |||
・Good with either Aggravate or Physical build. Recent introduction of the element bumped up her performance and became competitive with other Quicken DPS. | |||
Noelle | Weapon | Artifact | |
Redhorn Stonethresher | |||
・Balances ATK and DEF stats for great sustain DMG, with her power spike increasing further with her C6. ・Self-sufficient as well with her shields and healing. |
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Eula | Weapon | Artifact | |
Song of Broken Pines |
Pale Flame
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・Elemental Burst covers a significant amount of Eula's overall DMG to a wide range, especially if the enemy is Superconducted. ・Consuming 2 stacks from Elemental Skill debuffs enemies and raises DPS output. ・If Elemental Burst doesn't hit or crit, the bulk of Eula's damage is lost. |
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Sethos | Weapon | Artifact | |
Hunter's Path | |||
・Versatile playstyles as he can choose either Charged Attack spamming, or Normal Attack spamming through his Elemental Burst, depending on his current Energy. ・Charged Attack form makes him stationary and susceptible to interruptions. ・Stats is inherintly on the low-side due to him being a 4-star. |
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Yanfei | Weapon | Artifact | |
Lost Prayer to the Sacred Winds | |||
・Good Pyro Normal and Charged attacks user, but scaling for damage is to be expected for a regular 4-star character like her. ・Stamina consumption is big but made easier with C1. |
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Heizou | Weapon | Artifact | |
Tulaytullah's Remembrance | |||
・Focuses on Swirl DMG or CRIT to do DPS. Can be used as either a driver for Viridescent Venerer, or as a quick-swap burst damage dealer. ・Elemental Skill can easily deal max DMG easily with Swirls as a Catalyst user, although his other damage sources aren't up to par. |
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Klee | Weapon | Artifact | |
Lost Prayer to the Sacred Winds | |||
・Attacks primarily with Normal and Charged Attacks, cleaning up swaths of foes. ・Her clunky playstyle isn't for everyone and requires min-maxing her rotations to play optimally. |
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Kaveh | Weapon | Artifact | |
Mailed Flower | |||
・Decent Dendro driver for Bloom-specific teams and buffs. ・Low personal DMG. |
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Kokomi | Weapon | Artifact | |
Everlasting Moonglow | |||
・Decent Hydro driver for Bloom and Electro-Charged reactions, and self-sufficient as she can heal for herself. ・Her kit not allowing her to crit requires her to use teams and artifacts that would introduce damage for her. |
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Freminet | Weapon | Artifact | |
Song of Broken Pines |
Pale Flame
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・Can work as both a Cryo DPS and/or a Physical DPS, depending on the preferred playstyle and teamcomps. ・4-Star rarity weights down his stats to compete with other Main DPS. |
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Ningguang | Weapon | Artifact | |
Lost Prayer to the Sacred Winds | |||
・Decent Geo DPS damage with a combination of her Normal and Charged Attacks. ・Requires high investment on her constellations to play optimally. |
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Razor | Weapon | Artifact | |
Song of Broken Pines |
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・Elemental Burst enables consistent Superconduct coverage with his mix of Electro and Physical damage. | |||
Dehya | Weapon | Artifact | |
Beacon of the Reed Sea | |||
・Deals low Elemental Skill and Burst damage without multiple buffs. Needing a lot of Energy to have her Burst back again. ・Requires more constellations to perform optimally. |
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Xinyan | Weapon | Artifact | |
Redhorn Stonethresher |
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・Elemental Burst can be used as a nuke damage for Physical Builds. ・Scaling as a a Main DPS, especially with Physical, is split. She will either need to focus on ATK or DEF, which severely impacts her performance. |
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Aloy | Weapon | Artifact | |
Thundering Pulse | |||
・Can increase own Normal ATK DMG with Elemental Skill, but requires bomblets to be hit by the pellets to gain access to infusion. ・No access to constellations means that her performance is only limited to a point forever. |
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Furina | Weapon | Artifact | |
Splendor of Tranquil Waters | |||
・Elemental Skill can apply Hydro off-field with a semi-infinite duration due to her cooldown times. ・High-damage scaling. ・May not necessarily outpace the likes of Xingqiu or Yelan in terms of Hydro application. |
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Nahida | Weapon | Artifact | |
A Thousand Floating Dreams | |||
・A must have for any Dendro focused team comps, especially with her C2 constellation. ・Elemental Skill has great off-field damage and can apply Dendro multiple times with a long duration. |
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Xingqiu | Weapon | Artifact | |
Sacrificial Sword | |||
・Elemental Burst and Skill provides DMG reduction, resistance to interruption, and off-field Hydro application, with a bit of healing after the duration. He's currently one of the two top tier characters who can reliably setup reactions like Vaporize and Bloom for your Main DPS. | |||
Yelan | Weapon | Artifact | |
Aqua Simulacra | |||
・Sub-DPS character with a powerful Elemental Burst that can be used to set up or trigger Hydro Elemental Reactions, while also buffing her active characters' damage. ・Elemental Skill deals competitive damage and gives a lot of energy to funnel for her burst. Moreover, her Elemental Skill can group enemies closer together. |
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Xiangling | Weapon | Artifact | |
Engulfing Lightning | |||
・Elemental Burst snapshots all buffs before activation, and the damage tick is frequent and consistent. Because of this, she's currently the best Pyro DPS for AoE. ・Best paired with other Pyro units who can battery her Burst. |
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Raiden | Weapon | Artifact | |
Dragon's Bane | |||
・Can trigger Hyperbloom cores easily as a Sub DPS with her Elemental Skill. Her Skill can also be used for other reactions such as Superconduct, Electro-Charged, or Overloaded. |
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Nilou | Weapon | Artifact | |
Key of Khaj-Nisut |
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・Focus on Dendro Core Reaction Damage with Bloom, which is top-tier for AoE content. ・Talents are exclusive to Dendro + Hydro team comps, which makes her restricted to a niche team comp. |
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Fischl | Weapon | Artifact | |
Polar Star | |||
・Oz stays on the field to deal continuous Electro DMG, but needs full constellations to achieve the optimal level. ・Rotating between Elemental Skill and Burst let's Oz have permanent field time. |
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Yae Miko | Weapon | Artifact | |
Kagura's Verity | |||
・Elemental Skill is easy to use, has a short cooldown, and does a lot of damage, but needs lengthy setup. ・Damage is competitive when run with a Dendro team comp for Aggravate. |
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Shinobu | Weapon | Artifact | |
Freedom-Sworn | |||
・Currently one of the best Hyperbloom trigger and considered a must-have for any teams that require her mobile Electro application and healing for this reaction. ・ Her kit also allows her to use the Elemental Mastery scaling as an added bonus for healing, which lets her free a slot for another DPS that would've been occupied by a healer. |
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Emilie | Weapon | Artifact | |
Lumidouce Elegy | |||
・Dedicated Sub-DPS for Burning teams with a Pyro character with great damage and over 100% uptime on her Elemental Skill. ・Allows constant Burning and Pyro application on an enemy as long as her Elemental Skill is up. |
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Chiori | Weapon | Artifact | |
Uraku Misugiri | |||
・Great Geo applicator for Crystallize with good off-field damage especially for teams with Navia or Itto. ・Allows fast swap to the next party member under her with her Elemental Skill. |
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Venti | Weapon | Artifact | |
Elegy for the End | |||
・Powerful crowd control and Swirl damage to one location from Elemental Burst. ・High energy recharge rate. ・Struggles with enemies that are harder to pull-in. ・Constellations reduce enemy elemental resistances. |
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Ororon | Weapon | Artifact | |
Elegy for the End | |||
・Enables the Electro-Charged niche with his personal damage and the ability to hold the Scroll of the Hero of Cinder City Artifact Set, and a decent battery as long as he's in Electro-Charged. ・Locked in Electro-Charged teams and subpar on any other reactions. |
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Ganyu | Weapon | Artifact | |
Elegy for the End | |||
・Elemental Burst can easily set up Cryo reactions, especially Freeze. ・Her Burst can be used off-cooldown, provided you have enough Energy Recharge with another Cryo character. |
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Mona | Weapon | Artifact | |
The Widsith | |||
・Elemental Skill applies Hydro off-field but only to a limited area. ・Elemental Burst massively amplifies reaction DMG. |
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Beidou | Weapon | Artifact | |
Serpent Spine | |||
・Works great as an off-field Electro Sub-DPS, which arcs and spreads to and from enemies. ・Has a high energy cost and requires another either high ER or Electro batteries. |
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Collei | Weapon | Artifact | |
Elegy for the End | |||
・Deals off-field Dendro damage, perfect for triggering Elemental Reactions. ・Elemental Burst AoE is small, so enemies can easily get outside of the AoE. |
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Rosaria | Weapon | Artifact | |
The Catch | |||
・Applies off-field Cryo with her Elemental Burst, good for Freeze and decent for Melt teams. ・At C2, the duration of her Burst is increased. |
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Sucrose | Weapon | Artifact | |
A Thousand Floating Dreams | |||
・Good driver for Swirling multiple Elements for multiple reactions and deal persistent damage. |
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Albedo | Weapon | Artifact | |
Uraku Misugiri | |||
・Elemental Skill creates a semi-permanent field that gives free damage, but can be easily destroyed from boss attacks or field mechanics. ・His current best weapon cannot be obtained anymore. |
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Ayato | Weapon | Artifact | |
Haran Geppaku Futsu | |||
・Elemental Burst is quadratic, and has a large coverage to supply decent Hydro application. ・Duration of Elemental Burst is lengthy, and can be used as the starting ability for your rotations. |
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Kokomi | Weapon | Artifact | |
Everlasting Moonglow | |||
・Has a persistent off-field Hydro application with her Elemental Skill that can be refreshed with her Elemental Burst. ・When using the Clam artifact, her heals would also deal good off-field damage. |
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Thoma | Weapon | Artifact | |
Kitain Cross Spear | |||
・Elemental Burst applies Pyro, which can be used as the best trigger currently for Burgeon reactions. ・C2 increases the duration of his Elemental Burst, and C4 solves his energy issues. |
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Traveler (Dendro) | Weapon | Artifact | |
Freedom-Sworn | |||
・Electro Lotus Lamp transfigurations deals fast Dendro damage. ・Elemental Skill scales with Elemental Mastery, which synergizes well when built for triggering Dendro Elemental Reactions. |
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Lynette | Weapon | Artifact | |
Freedom-Sworn | |||
・Decent off-field Viridescent Venerer debuffer, but there are better options. ・Requires more constellation to be decent. ・Good exploration skill. |
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Zhongli | Weapon | Artifact | |
Staff of Homa |
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・Elemental Burst DMG has high scaling and can be used to chunk and petrify enemies. ・His Geo Pillar has low scaling and can easily be destroyed by boss attacks or field mechanics. |
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Kachina | Weapon | Artifact | |
Footprint of the Rainbow | |||
・Okay off-field damage that can also provide multiple uses. ・Can equip Scroll of the Hero of Cinder City, which is a powerful artifact set restricted for Natlan units. |
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Kaeya | Weapon | Artifact | |
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・Low Elemental Skill cooldown and good Cryo coverage for Freeze, Melt, or Superconduct. ・Elemental Skill will persist on the Main DPS especially with his C2, although his damage scaling isn't that high. |
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Dehya | Weapon | Artifact | |
Beacon of the Reed Sea | |||
・Provides consistent off-field Pyro damage to set up reactions like Burgeon. ・Needs more constellations as a 5-star to perform optimally. |
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Lisa | Weapon | Artifact | |
The Widsith | |||
・Elemental Burst provides good off-field Electro application in an AoE. ・C2 provides DEF buff and makes her debuff easier to apply. |
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Chongyun | Weapon | Artifact | |
Skyward Pride |
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・Elemental Burst is a quick-swap nuke that can deal high amounts of damage, especially with its low energy cost. | |||
Sayu | Weapon | Artifact | |
Makhaira Aquamarine | |||
・Elemental Skill allows her to be a driver for Swirl-related reactions, but has to be on-field to do this. ・Her Elemental Burst, especially at high constellations, enable her to apply Viridiescent Venerer to opponents, but has a high energy requirement. |
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Xinyan | Weapon | Artifact | |
Skyward Pride |
Pale Flame
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・Elemental Skill can provide a weak off-field Pyro DMG over time, which is decent albeit inconsitent for Burgeon or other Pyro-related reactions. ・C2 guarantees a CRIT Hit from using Xinyan's Elemental Burst, which can be used for quick-swap builds. |
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Traveler (Geo) | Weapon | Artifact | |
Skyward Blade | |||
・High Elemental Skill DMG. ・Can block enemies with Elemental Skill and Burst. ・C4 increases Elemental Burst Recharge Rate. |
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Amber | Weapon | Artifact | |
Elegy for the End | |||
・Can apply AoE Pyro with Burst. ・Use Elemental Skill to taunt enemies away from Main DPS. ・C6 Constellation provides party-wide buffs with Elemental Burst. |
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Traveler (Anemo) | Weapon | Artifact | |
Freedom-Sworn | |||
・Provides AoE crowd control with Elemental Skill and Burst. | |||
Traveler (Hydro) | Weapon | Artifact | |
Primordial Jade Cutter |
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・Clunky playstyle with an unremarkable Elemental Burst. ・Unreliable when it comes to applying Hydro. |
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Furina | Weapon | Artifact | |
Splendor of Tranquil Waters | |||
・Universal buffing for all team-comps as long as you have a healer. ・HP Drain opens up new playstyles to other characters that don't have HP fluctuations in their kit. ・Healing mode with her Pneuma form is useful for easing overworld exploration. |
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Kazuha | Weapon | Artifact | |
Freedom-Sworn | |||
・Swirling increases your party's Elemental DMG based on the Element Swirled. He can also buff two Elements within a single instance. ・Pull from his Skill is great at crowd controlling enemies. ・Burst increases Elemental Mastery in an area. |
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Xilonen | Weapon | Artifact | |
Peak Patrol Song | |||
・Provides easy to access Resistance Shreds for Pyro, Cryo, Electro, Hydro, and Geo, and can also heal once her conditions are met. ・ Excellent vertical exploration ability on scaling cliffs. |
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Bennett | Weapon | Artifact | |
Skyward Blade | |||
・Elemental Burst provides heals, ATK Buffs, and also Pyro infusion at C6. ・Has a high Elemental Recharge rate as he can spam his skill. |
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Nahida | Weapon | Artifact | |
A Thousand Floating Dreams | |||
・Can provide up to 250 Elemental Mastery to the character on the field inside her low-energy cost Elemental Burst. ・C2 Unlocks multiple Dendro reaction-based buffs. |
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Zhongli | Weapon | Artifact | |
Black Tassel | |||
・Can provide the strongest and most durable shield in the game while also offering free unconditional Elemental RES shred. | |||
Baizhu | Weapon | Artifact | |
Jadefall's Splendor | |||
・Great comfort healer for all content. ・Provides decent shielding that can act as an interrupt resistance. ・Applies decent off-field Dendro for reactions. |
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Kokomi | Weapon | Artifact | |
Everlasting Moonglow | |||
・Has an incredibly strong and reliable healing which can also apply Hydro off-field. ・A staple for Freeze and certain Bloom teams. |
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Raiden | Weapon | Artifact | |
Engulfing Lightning | |||
・Increases the team's Elemental Burst DMG and refills their Energy, which lets her teams rotate their skills near-off cooldown. | |||
Mona | Weapon | Artifact | |
Thrilling Tales of Dragon Slayers | |||
・Elemental Burst debuffs enemies to increase the damage dealt by your Main DPS. ・Elemental Burst also provides a small crowd control for smaller enemies. |
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Xianyun | Weapon | Artifact | |
Crane's Echoing Call | |||
・Enables plunging playstyle with healing and great buffs for her dedicated teams. | |||
Shenhe | Weapon | Artifact | |
Calamity Queller | |||
・Best buffer for Cryo teams with Elemental Skill, She can also decrease enemies' Physical and Cryo resistance on her Burst. ・Quills are limited unless you have her constellations. |
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Jean | Weapon | Artifact | |
Skyward Blade | |||
・Elemental Skill and Charge attack can crowd control enemies. ・Elemental Burst acts as a powerful burst AoE heal for the whole party. Her burst field also creates a field of persistent healing. ・C4 provides Anemo RES shred for Anemo DPS characters. |
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Chevreuse | Weapon | Artifact | |
Black Tassel | |||
・Powerful RES Shred debuff, ATK buffs, and healing as the best support for Overloaded team comps at C6. ・Her team comps are inherently niche, and she doesn't necessarily fix the problem of Overloaded knocking enemies away, thus she's only better against bosses than other similar supports. |
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Sucrose | Weapon | Artifact | |
Thrilling Tales of Dragon Slayers | |||
・Elemental Skill and Burst provides crowd control. ・Swirling increases your party's Elemental Mastery by a great deal, which enables your party to have increased reaction damage. |
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Faruzan | Weapon | Artifact | |
Elegy for the End | |||
・Buffs Anemo DMG and decreases enemy Anemo RES. ・Has an extremely high Energy requirement without her C6 constellation, which makes her a high investement character. |
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Gorou | Weapon | Artifact | |
Elegy for the End |
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・Best Geo Support for DEF-focused Geo teams who can provide Geo DMG and DEFbuffs, and interruption resistance. ・Turns into a well-rounded offensive support and healer with C4, and a top-tier support at his niche at C6. |
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Venti | Weapon | Artifact | |
Elegy for the End | |||
・Provides strong consistent crowd control, and Viridescent Venerer coverage. ・Struggles against enemies that are harder to pull-in. |
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Diona | Weapon | Artifact | |
Sacrificial Bow | |||
・Provides shields, heals, and off-field Cryo application. ・Also becomes a buffer for Elemental Mastery at C6. |
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Yun Jin | Weapon | Artifact | |
Favonius Lance | |||
・Boosts normal attack damage with Elemental Burst. ・Normal attack damage buff increases when in party with different elements. ・C6 also gives Normal ATK SPD buffs, which is greatly appreciated for Normal Attack-focused team comps. |
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Sara | Weapon | Artifact | |
Skyward Harp | |||
・Increases party members' ATK. ・Becomes the best Electro Support buffer after unlocking C6, but is clunky and energy hungry at low constellations. |
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Yaoyao | Weapon | Artifact | |
Favonius Lance | |||
・Applies Dendro to enemies and heals while off-field with her Elemental Skill. ・Elemental Burst has strong party healing but Yaoyao has to be on-field to make it work. |
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Charlotte | Weapon | Artifact | |
Skyward Atlas | |||
・Good panic healing when stuck in a pinch, although the AoE for it is small. ・Constellation improves her efficiency with healing. |
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Shinobu | Weapon | Artifact | |
Freedom-Sworn | |||
・Elemental Skill heals in intervals, and has a short cooldown, but otherwise only active for your on-field character. |
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Kirara | Weapon | Artifact | |
Key of Khaj-Nisut |
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・Can shield effectively against Bloom Cores or for other general purposes. | |||
Mika | Weapon | Artifact | |
Favonius Lance | |||
・Decent Physical DMG or ATK Speed Buffer, but only a few character can reliably exploit his buffs. ・Provides good burst healing for the entire party but slow sustained healing for the active character. |
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Sigewinne | Weapon | Artifact | |
Silvershower Heartstrings | |||
・Comfortable healing in the overworld. ・Low uptime on her heals and Elemental Skill ticks. ・ Low uptime on her buffs for off-field Elemental Skills. ・ No useful utility on Elemental Burst or Special Charged Attacks. |
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Layla | Weapon | Artifact | |
Favonius Sword | |||
・Provides very strong shields ・Her constant off-field DMG from her Elemental Skill makes it ideal to use the Tenacity of the Millelith Artifact set for a permanent buff. ・Breaking her shield ends her off-field DMG from her Elemental Skill and ends the Artifact buff. |
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Sayu | Weapon | Artifact | |
Wolf's Gravestone | |||
・Off-field healing that has wide coverage, especially at C2. Her initial trigger for her Elemental Burst also has strong party-wide healing. ・The amount of HP recovered can be increased with Elemental Mastery. ・Elemental Burst healing is improved by her constellations. |
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Thoma | Weapon | Artifact | |
Favonius Lance |
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・Decent Pyro shields that refreshes everytime your active character uses their Normal Attacks. ・Becomes a proper offensive support at C6, which boosts Normal, Charged, and Plunged Attack damage when shielded with his Elemental Skill. |
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Dehya | Weapon | Artifact | |
Portable Power Saw | |||
・Provides strong interruption resistance and damage mitigation with her pseudo-shield, with decent Pyro application. |
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Qiqi | Weapon | Artifact | |
Skyward Blade | |||
・Her healing is extremely potent to keep your party alive, although her cooldowns are very high. ・She cannot regenerate enough energy on her own to keep her Elemental Burst up. |
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Barbara | Weapon | Artifact | |
Thrilling Tales of Dragon Slayers | |||
・Has burst healing and aura to sustain the party. Although her Elemental Skill cooldown and Burst cost is high. ・At Constellation Level 6, gains the ability to revive downed teammates to 100% health. |
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Traveler (Electro) | Weapon | Artifact | |
Skyward Blade | |||
・Elemental Skill helps in filling up the active character's energy and increases their Energy Recharge. ・Electro Traveler's usage is highly situational. Moreoever, other characters that fulfill the same niche has more utility. |
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Rosaria | Weapon | Artifact | |
Favonius Lance | |||
・Her Burst increases CRIT Rate for all party members by 15% of Rosaria's CRIT Rate. ・Aim to make Rosaria's CRIT Rate 100%. ・At C6, she decreases enemy Physical RES by -20%, a very strong debuffer for Physical DMG mains! |
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Candace | Weapon | Artifact | |
Favonius Lance | |||
・Increases Elemental Normal Attack damage. ・Infuses Sword, Claymore, and Polearms with Hydro that enable characters to trigger Hydro reactions on their own, but highly situational. |
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Dori | Weapon | Artifact | |
Favonius Greatsword | |||
・Provides flat Energy Recharge for any character. ・Okay single-target healing but is only limited to her burst. ・Can apply Electro if tether is placed nearby enemies, letting you setup reactions should you need an Electro applicator. |
Character | Assumed Build | ||
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Noelle | Weapon | Artifact | |
Whiteblind | |||
・Can heal with her Normal and Charged Attacks, but she has to be on-field and her shield active to activate. ・Elemental Skill has a high cooldown. |
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Chongyun | Weapon | Artifact | |
Wolf's Gravestone | |||
・Elemental Skill increases ATK Speed and provides Cryo DMG infusion for melee characters. ・High Recharge Rate makes Elemental Skill application constant. |
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Lisa | Weapon | Artifact | |
Thrilling Tales of Dragon Slayers | |||
・Lowers enemy DEF by 15% from passive talent. | |||
Xinyan | Weapon | Artifact | |
Sacrificial Greatsword |
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・Can provide a decent shield that scales with the amount of enemies hit. |
Tier List has been updated to December 5, 2023. This list is not ordered from highest to lowest.
SS Tier | Characters who have Skills or Talents that make either land, air, or sea exploration the easiest, or have talents that are considered invaluable for farming materials, puzzle solving, or ease of survival. |
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S Tier | Characters who have talents for land, air, or sea exploration, but are less comparable against the characters in the SS tier. |
A Tier | Characters who have talents that can increase movement speed or reduce stamina consumption. Characters who have talents that help farming overworld materials are also included. |
B Tier | Characters who at least have some utility inherent with their weapon or Element, such as elemental totem activation, or target practice with bows. Talents that help with the game's secondary content like Fishing are also included. |
C Tier | Characters having limited or no utility at all for overworld exploration. |
Characters with high damage from Normal and Charged Attacks, Elemental Skill and Burst. Talents and Constellations should also further improve overall damage output. Also effective against Bosses and Elite enemies as well as groups of smaller enemies.
Sub-DPS characters should have high DMG Elemental Skills and Bursts that's supplemented with either low cooldowns, Innate high Energy Recharge or high Energy Particle generation.
Sub-DPS should be able to apply elementals on enemies in various ways either due to effects of their skills and burst or through certain conditions set by their Talents and Constellations.
The less they're on the field, the better. Characters whose main toolkit does not steal too much time on the field are generally considered good Sub-DPS characters.
Characters that can effectively apply shields for defense, buff stats or provide heals are valued as Support characters.
The difficulty of use, and amounts of buffs and heals based on a characters constellations and talents are all taken into consideration when rating characters.
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And hopefully u don't just copy paste from a reliable excel sheet from other TC.
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What's that, you want me to brag about my Genshin account? 😁 OK. I've been AR60 since 3.0, have %100 all areas outside of the new ones introduced in 5.2, I have at least 1 copy of every 4* and 3/4 5* as a ftp. I've got 36* in every abyss for at least the last two years and every ten * in theater since it launched, I've %100 every challenge in TCG and have published several incredibly bitching teapots.... And you think I want to spend the time makeing you an excel sheet? Ah-No. 😘