Nahida, Yae Miko, and Sucrose, Quicken-Swirl Chain Deck Build and How to Play

This is the Quicken-Swirl Chain Deck build for Nahida, Yae Miko, and Sucrose in Genshin Impact's Genius Invokation TCG. We have a list of all character and action cards for the Quicken-Swirl Chain Deck and a guide on how to play the deck!

Quicken-Swirl Chain Deck Build

List of Cards

Main Characters Cards
Nahida				Yae Miko				Sucrose
Action Cards
Thundering Fury ×1			Deepwood Memories ×1			Emblem of Severed Fate ×1			Strategize ×1
Changing Shifts ×2			The Bestest Travel Companion! ×2			Calx's Arts ×1			Starsigns ×1
When the Crane Returned ×2			Leave it to Me! ×2			Toss-Up ×2			Paimon ×2
Katheryne ×1			Timmie ×2			Liben ×2			Liu Su ×1
Dawn Winery ×1			Jade Chamber ×1			Chaotic Entropy ×1			The Shrine's Sacred Shade ×1
Magic Guide ×2

Quicken-Swirl Chain Deck How to Play

Quicken-Swirl Chain Explanation

Strengths and Weaknesses

Quicken-Swirl Chain Deck Strengths
• Chaining together of Elemental Reactions results in high DMG output. • Excels in targeting multiple enemies for quick and easy victory. • Summons ensure damage even after phase ends. • Excellent Elemental Burst management.
Quicken-Swirl Chain Deck Weaknesses
• Expensive dice costs. • Team is too diverse in terms of elements, which may require proper dice management. • Rotation must be followed to fully maximize DMG output.

Quicken-Swirl Chain Combo Cards

Combo Card 1	Combo Card 2	Result
The Bestest Travel Companion!	Paimon	- Ensures usable dice. - Can pave way to folowing rotation should there be any unusable dice
Timmie	Liben	- Adds more usable dice once conditions are met. - Essential due to expensive dice costs.
Jade Chamber	Toss-Up	- Ensures at least 2 dice are aligned with your party. - Toss-Up may or may not align your dice, but can be used for emergencies.

How to Play Quicken-Swirl Chain Deck

Starting Cards

Recommended Starting Hand
When the Crane Returned	The Bestest Travel Companion!	Jade Chamber	Toss-Up
Starsigns	Paimon	Timmie	Liben

When playing this deck, one must have a basic understanding of how Elemental Reactions work, as well as their characters' capabilities. This is because we will be initiating a unique Elemental Reaction chain that will deal several instances of DMG if done right.

It is also because of this that most, if not all, dice rolls must be aligned with your characters to ensure that all steps will be followed and acted upon. This starting hand will do just that, while also supporting quick-swaps and Energy management.

Understanding the Chain

There are two things you need to understand when it comes to playing this deck: how Swirl works, and how Nahida's Elemental Skill works. Once you pick up on it, you will be able to see the bigger picture and think ahead.

How to Trigger the Chain

Nahida's second Elemental Skill, All Schemes to Know: Tathata, will mark all enemies with Seeds of Skandha, which will deal DMG to them whenever any Elemental Reactions occur. It will also apply Dendro upon casting.

Swirl spreads elements around, hitting even characters on standby. Should they be affected by an element, another Elemental Reaction will occur, thus, activating the chain. Pair that up with Nahida's Skill mechanics, and the chain is complete.

Preparing for the Chain

Recommended Cards
The Bestest Travel Companion!	When the Crane Returned	Paimon	Toss-Up

It's highly likely that your first roll won't be as aligned as you hope it would be. Therefore, your best countermeasures would be to play The Bestest Travel Companion! and Toss-Up to have at least 5 Dendro dice to start the chain.

Any Support Cards can be played along the way unless your dice remain unusable. It's best to start with the chain as immediately as possible so you won't have to worry about it in the long run.

Game Phases

Early Game

Nahida

When the Crane Returned

The Bestest Travel Companion!

Toss-Up

Start with Nahida and play When the Crane Returned if you have it to auto-swap to Miko after your action. Then, cast her Elemental Skill and plant your Seeds of Skandha.

This would likely end your turn with about 1 or 2 dice left. If you didn't have When the Crane Returned, you can either use one die to swap to Miko and end your round. Otherwise, play any Support Cards you can.

Mid-Game

Yae Miko

Leave it to Me!

Changing Shifts

Cast Miko's Elemental Skill and set up her Electro summon and pave the way for Sucrose's Swirl. Play any Support Cards you can during this round, then switch to Sucrose before ending your round. Miko's summon should have applied Electro by then.

For now, it would be best to hold off on doing anything with Sucrose. Her main role is to be the trigger for the several bouts of DMG we want to ensue.

Late Game

Sucrose

Calx's Arts

Starsigns

The final step in the chain is to have Sucrose spread Miko's Electro all around, dealing DMG to any and all opponents and triggering Nahida's Seeds of Skandha.

For this step, it's very highly recommended to have Calx's Arts on hand to enable Sucrose's Elemental Burst for a bonus summon. If you don't, then simply cast her Elemental Skill and watch as the chain does its magic.

Quicken-Swirl Chain Deck Best Used Against

Friendly Fracas

Eula

Diluc

Noelle

This deck primarily excels in multi-targeting, and is effective for facing waves of enemies head on. It is also perfect for counteracting slow-paced decks that take their time setting defenses and supports. However, it is not as effective against bosses.

Because of all the quick-swapping and multi-targeting, this deck will be able to decimate entire decks and end battles before you even know it. However, be careful not to be countered with Elemental Reactions yourself!

What does this Deck Counter?

Targeting multiple enemies is a great way to attain victory in the quickest way possible, and this deck is great in doing just that. This deck is great for going up against parties who rely on supports, cutting their power supply to even out your odds.

Should you find yourself in a duel where you have to face multiple waves of enemies, this is the deck for you.

How to Counter Quicken-Swirl Chain Deck: How to Beat

Frozen-Swirl Chain for Multiple Disruptions (Best)

Ganyu

Mona

Venti

Since this deck relies heavily on the team's synergy as well, it would be in your best interest to disrupt multiple characters and prevent the chain from advancing. For this, you can counteract with an Elemental Reaction chain of your own!

Spreading Hydro and Cryo all around and triggering them with Swirl can Freeze multiple targets, disrupting the chain on multiple points. It could even force your opponent to end their round early!

A Precautious Alternative

Kokomi

Diona

Jean

A defensive approach can be considered when dealing with this deck, focused on the balance of healing, offense, and defense. Diona's shield and Cryo application paired with Kokomi's healing and Hydro application can serve the counter-chain well.

Jean can force characters out of their turn with her Skill and provide healing with her Burst as well. But do keep an eye out for Kokomi to prevent unwanted reactions, as she applies Hydro on herself when casting her Skill.

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