原神角色梯队列表（最佳角色）

Mavuika has absurdly high-scaling Burst damage that can flex as on-field, off-field, or quick-swap playstyles and performs extremely well with Vaporize and Melt reactions.
Her kit also grants notable overworld utility, making exploration smooth in addition to strong main-DPS performance.

Skirkpairs very well with Escoffier and reaches peak output on her best teams, particularly in Freeze compositions, though she is noticeably weaker outside of those teams.
Her combat is fluid and easy to use, with added overworld exploration utility.

Nefer is a Lunar-Bloom DPS that uniquely interacts with Bloom, allowing consistent operation in Lunar-Bloom teams without dedicated Bloom triggers.
When her team can activate Ascendant Gleam she gains access to Seeds of Deceit, boosting her damage, but her best team options are currently restricted to Lunar-Bloom teammates.

Flins is an on-field Lunar-Charged DPS who only needs a Hydro teammate to function at base and is burst-reliant with a low Special Burst cost.
He often depends on another Electro off-field unit for Energy and is constrained by a narrow pool of compatible Lunar-Charged supports.

Varesa is a high-base-damage Plunge Attacker that compensates for lacking amplifying reactions and thrives with accessible buffer supports like Iansan or Chevreuse.
Her kit is easy to use and reaches practical potential with relatively modest investment, making her friendly for casual players.

Neuvillette delivers outstanding and consistent damage through his Charged Attack playstyle and is highly self-sufficient, often functioning as a one-man army.
His major weaknesses are largely removed by C1, improving his reliability.

Mualani deals strong frontloaded damage effective against both single targets and AoE and performs best in Vaporize setups, while also offering excellent exploration utility.
Her signature tool, Sharky's Bite, can occasionally miss which is a practical downside to consider.

Arlecchino outputs very high raw Pyro damage even outside of Vaporize and synergizes with Overloaded team options; her Normal Attacks are swift with wide AoE and strong damage.
Her playstyle is extremely high-risk and may be off-putting for newer or early-game players.

Chasca specializes in Rainbow teams by converting her damage into multiple elements (Pyro, Hydro, Electro, Cryo), giving strong team-building versatility.
Her flying utility helps overworld exploration, but her bullet-splitting in AoE makes her behave more like a single-target dealer in many fights.

Kinich excels in Burning or Burgeon teams and is a strong single-target specialist with a mobile playstyle and a grappling hook that aids exploration.
Outside of his favored reaction teams he accumulates Nightsoul points slower, limiting access to tools like the Scalespiker Cannon.

Raiden's Burst allows her to be an effective on-field damage dealer for a short window, producing very high damage in that time, and her C2 provides powerful DEF ignore effects.
She shines when her Burst windows are optimized within team rotations.

Clorinde offers flexible team-building and a snappy playstyle with reliable self-healing during overworld play, but her personal damage is team-dependent.
At C0 she lacks resistance to interruption, which can hamper consistency.

Gaming overperforms for a 4-star at high constellations (C6) with very high plunging damage in his best teams.
He is reliant on using his Burst off-cooldown to maximize his damage output.

Klee primarily uses Normal and Charged Attacks to clear groups of enemies and deals strong Pyro damage, but her clunky playstyle requires careful rotation min-maxing to play optimally.
She rewards players who invest time in perfecting her inputs.

Razor uses his Burst to maintain consistent Superconduct coverage through a mix of Electro and Physical damage, and on Hexerei teams he becomes a top Electro damage dealer at C6.
His kit favors aggressive, on-field play and benefits from team synergy focused on Physical and Electro interactions.

Venti becomes an on-field powerhouse on Hexerei teams, delivering strong pure Anemo damage while amplifying Swirl effects.
His crowd-control and grouping remain exceptional strengths in many team archetypes.

Navia features high frontloaded Elemental Skill damage capable of one-shotting medium-level opponents and chunking bosses per rotation, offering flexible team options not locked to mono-Geo play.
Her frontloaded nature can be a downside for sustained damage over long fights.

Alhaitham provides excellent Dendro application to enable reactions like Hyperbloom, Burgeon, and Spread, delivering strong AoE coverage and overall team damage with minimal investment.
He is especially valuable in reaction-focused Dendro teams.

Ayaka infuses her Normal and Charged Attacks with Cryo after sprinting, making the infusion near-permanent, and her Elemental Burst has very high scaling that defines her damage ceiling.
With optimal supports she can rival top-tier DPS but requires significant investment.

Wriothesley is a single-target focused main DPS who excels at triggering melt or freeze reactions in close combat, but his kit is considered incomplete without C1 which also fixes healer synergies.
He struggles against spread-out enemy packs.

Lyney's passive helps offset the lack of elemental reactions in mono-Pyro teams, granting high damage on both single-target and AoE scenarios.
He is, however, susceptible to interruptions which can disrupt his rotations.

Hu Tao deals large single-target Pyro damage through her Elemental Skill and Charged Attacks, with her Skill infusing attacks and boosting damage at the cost of HP.
C1 removes the stamina cost on Charged Attacks, improving her usability in extended fights.

Xiao's Elemental Burst greatly increases his DPS at the cost of his HP and enables high-damage combos from his Normal Attacks and Elemental Skill.
He needs offensive and healing supports to perform consistently at peak output.

Raiden's Burst allows her to be an effective on-field damage dealer for a short window, producing very high damage in that time, and her C2 provides powerful DEF ignore effects.
She shines when her Burst windows are optimized within team rotations.

Tartaglia applies strong Hydro through Riptide, which is excellent against multiple opponents and makes him a top driver for Vaporize teams.
His kit scales particularly well in reaction-focused comps.

Wanderer has wide-AoE Normal Attacks that can home in on enemies and offers useful exploration via an Elemental Skill that lets him float mid-air.
He requires well-dedicated supports to perform consistently at low constellations.

Yoimiya's Elemental Skill infuses Normal Attacks with Pyro and benefits from high base scaling, but she needs supports that mitigate interruption and boost attack speed to maximize output.
Her ideal play is precision-focused and benefits from tempo control.

Diluc weaves Normal Attacks and Elemental Skill together as his core mechanic, allowing strong Vaporize setups with supports like Xingqiu and offering a wide, low-cost Elemental Burst.
His Burst can push lighter enemies which can sometimes disrupt target positioning.

Itto has high base scaling on Charged Attacks and Elemental Skill during Burst windows and is strongest when his Burst is active, as switching out cancels his damage uptime.
He demands significant investment in artifacts, weapon, and team composition to reach top-tier damage.

Ayato provides continuous Hydro-infused Normal Attacks after using his Elemental Skill, offering wide-range sustained damage and the ability to self-buff with his Burst.
He also serves as a reliable Hydro driver for reaction teams both on-field and off-field.

Ganyu's Level 2 Charged Shot excels versus groups with very high damage potential (notably with Melt), but charging is long and she is vulnerable to interruptions.
Her Elemental Burst combined with ally pull-in effects can concentrate damage for massive single-target or grouped clears.

Tighnari deals most of his damage through Charged Attacks and his Elemental Burst and is an effective driver of Dendro Spread reactions for heavy damage.
He can also manipulate enemy positioning and aggro with taunt-like effects.

Sethos offers versatile playstyles, toggling between Charged Attack spam or Normal Attack spam depending on his Burst and current Energy, though Charged form leaves him stationary and interruption-prone.
As a 4-star his base stats are lower, which constrains raw output without investment.

Cyno is a solid Electro hypercarry for Dendro reactions like Aggravate and Hyperbloom, but he requires his high-energy Burst to deal damage and loses uptime when switched out.
He also has poor resistance to interruption which affects his optimal rotation tempo.

Ifa functions similarly to Sucrose or C2 Mizuki as an on-field Swirl driver but focuses more on Electro-Charged, offering healing and Normal Attack capability while being free-to-play friendly.
She is somewhat tied to a specific archetype but remains accessible.

Mizuki is an on-field Anemo driver for Swirl comps who buffs Swirl damage and provides sustain, though her off-field presence is limited by Burst constraints and she cannot use Normal Attacks while on her Skill.
Her constellations are strong for a Standard Character.

Dehya deals modest Elemental Skill and Burst damage without multiple external buffs and needs substantial Energy to regain her Burst, making her reliant on constellations or team support for peak performance.
She benefits from further constellations to improve consistency.

Keqing can perform well in either Aggravate or Physical builds and benefited from recent tool additions that raised her competitiveness among Quicken DPS options.
She remains flexible depending on team composition and reaction focus.

Noelle balances ATK and DEF for sustained damage and survivability, offering shields and healing that make her self-sufficient, with a significant power spike at C6.
She is reliable for players seeking durable main-DPS performance.

Eula's Elemental Burst accounts for a large portion of her damage and scales especially well against enemies affected by Superconduct; consuming Elemental Skill stacks debuffs enemies and boosts her DPS.
Missing or failing to crit with her Burst greatly reduces her overall damage output.

Mizuki is an on-field Anemo driver for Swirl comps who buffs Swirl damage and provides sustain, though her off-field presence is limited by Burst constraints and she cannot use Normal Attacks while on her Skill.
Her constellations are strong for a Standard Character.

Yanfei is an effective Pyro Normal and Charged Attack user with expected 4-star scaling; she suffers from high stamina costs that are alleviated by C1.
She is straightforward to build but limited by baseline stat ceilings.

Heizou focuses on Swirl damage or CRIT scaling to contribute DPS and can be used as a Viridescent Venerer driver or quick-swap burst unit; his Elemental Skill capitalizes on Swirls as a Catalyst user.
Other damage sources in his kit are not as strong, making him niche but effective in the right teams.

Kaveh serves as a Dendro driver for Bloom-specific teams and provides useful buffing support, but his personal DPS is relatively low.
He is best utilized for enabling team reaction windows rather than primary damage.

Dehya deals modest Elemental Skill and Burst damage without multiple external buffs and needs substantial Energy to regain her Burst, making her reliant on constellations or team support for peak performance.
She benefits from further constellations to improve consistency.

Freminet can be built as either a Cryo or Physical DPS depending on team needs, offering flexible playstyles, but his 4-star rarity limits his raw stat competitiveness versus higher-rarity mains.
He works best where his hybrid options match team synergies.

Ningguang provides consistent Geo damage via Normal and Charged Attacks and can perform decently as a Geo main DPS, though she often requires significant constellation investment to reach optimal performance.
Her kit leans toward high investment returns.

Dehya deals modest Elemental Skill and Burst damage without multiple external buffs and needs substantial Energy to regain her Burst, making her reliant on constellations or team support for peak performance.
She benefits from further constellations to improve consistency.

Xinyan's Elemental Burst can act as a nuke for Physical builds, but her scaling is split between ATK and DEF which forces difficult artifact decisions and can significantly hurt performance if misallocated.
She is niche and requires careful stat choices.

Aloy can increase her Normal Attack damage via Elemental Skill if bomblets are struck to enable infusion, but her lack of constellations caps her long-term growth.
She remains limited by one-time release constraints despite solid niche utility.

Noelle balances ATK and DEF for sustained damage and survivability, offering shields and healing that make her self-sufficient, with a significant power spike at C6.
She is reliable for players seeking durable main-DPS performance.