Seeds of Deceit do not deal damage, and they cannot enable Hyperbloom or Burgeon. They are strictly to enhance Nefer's Elemental Burst and add Lunar buffs to her Elemental Skill.
To maximize the effect of Seeds of Deceit, focus on building Nefer with Elemental Mastery (EM) and Energy Recharge (ER) to enhance her Elemental Burst and Elemental Skill capabilities.
When using Seeds of Deceit, consider the following:
To maximize Flins' damage potential, it is essential to include another Moonsign character in the team. This allows him to access the full capabilities of his Lunar Companion, significantly increasing his overall combat effectiveness.
The Moonsign synergy is crucial for Flins, as it enables consistent Elemental Mastery (EM) and Energy Recharge (ER) loops. Pairing him with another Moonsign character enhances his damage output through the Moonlight Moonsign resonance effect.
For optimal team composition:
This combination ensures a powerful Elemental Reaction setup, making Flins a formidable damage dealer in any team.
Aino's A1 talent allows her Elemental Burst to attack more frequently and have a larger AoE DMG if Moonsign: Ascendant Gleam is active. This requires 2 or more Nod-Krai characters in the party, and Aino herself counts towards this.
To maximize the effect of Aino's A1 talent, ensure that the party composition includes at least 2 Nod-Krai characters, including Aino herself, to activate Moonsign: Ascendant Gleam and enhance her Elemental Burst.
Lauma's Burst will typically buff 36 instances of bloom-related damage, this is per target so in AoE it will deplete a lot faster.
Lauma's hold Elemental Skill will consume Verdant Dew stacks (obtained by triggering Lunar-Bloom reaction every 2.5s) - It is recommended to have 2-3 stacks before casting hold Elemental Skill, else tap Elemental Skill to conserve Verdant Dew stacks
To optimize Lauma's Elemental Skill, consider the following:
Birgitta stays on-field longer than both of Ineffa's Elemental Skill and Burst individual cooldowns, meaning that Birgitta has 100% field uptime.
When Ineffa has higher Energy Recharge requirements (typically 150%+), building ER to use her Burst every rotation results in slightly less personal damage in exchange for more uptime on her teamwide buff. Teams that focus more on Ineffa's personal damage will want to use her Burst every other rotation and ignore ER.
Dahlia's shield will take overflow damage when broken. This occurs before it is renewed with a Benison stack.
Dahlia's A4 passive is maximized at 40,000 HP.
As Skirk uses a special energy system, her "Elemental Energy" is always 0. This means she does not benefit from Energy Recharge, Energy generation.
First Rotation with big Burst ready:
Rotations without big Burst:
Escoffier's Hold Skill can provide you with up to 10 special delicious dishes per week, but does not help you with cooking your enemies, so avoid using it during combat.
To maximize the use of Escoffier's Skill, consider the following:
Ifa's healing by itself is generally not enough to fulfill Furina's Fanfare, so it's recommended to pair him with another healer, most notably being Sayu.
To maximize healing output, consider the following:
Iansan's buff is based on 3 factors:
Iansan can hold a max of 54 Nightsoul Points, and her buff decreases in value when she's below 42 Nightsoul Points. Consistent movement is needed to maintain good buff uptime.
Iansan's C4 allows her to frontload Nightsoul Points if it had ever overflowed previously.
Optimal Combo
2[EN1P] > Q > 2[CP] > EN1P > 2[EN1P] > Q
or EN1P / CPCP > team > EN1P > Q > 2[EN1P] > Q > 2 [EN1P] > Q (Alternate EN1P and CPCP)
CP = Charged Plunge
Short hold E when starting the rotation with Obsidian Codex (4) will result in the highest damage on average
Lan Yan's shield can undergo Elemental Absorption, meaning that her shield can absorb PHEC (Pyro/Hydro/Electro/Cryo) and become more resistant to the element it has absorbed.
Lan Yan has to make contact with an enemy upon skill cast for the absorption to take place.
The Traveler's Elemental Skill has 2 variations:
Their Tap Skill will form a ring around the active character and will deal damage when close to an enemy.
Their Hold Skill will deal damage as a conjoined attack whenever the active character deals damage.
Key points to consider when using the Traveler's Elemental Skill include:
Mavuika uses Fighting Spirit instead of Energy, thus any Energy Recharge substats become deadweight on her.
She gains Fighting Spirit via a Natlan character consuming Nightsoul Points, OR, the Active Character dealing damage with Normal Attacks.
Mavuika only needs half of her Burst gauge to use her Elemental Burst, however, her Burst will deal more damage the more Fighting Spirit she has accumulated.
A relatively easy, but still performing well onfield combo for melt is generally
Her optimal onfield combo for vaporize/kaeya melt/reactionless (monopyro/overload) is
tend to perform better, this is also great for shield breaking
Chasca's bullets follow the 'last in first out' rule, meaning the last loaded bullet hits first, while the Anemo bullet in slot 1 hits last.
Chasca ideally needs 3 different types of PHEC (Pyro/Hydro/Electro/Cryo) to maximize the conversion rate and Damage Bonus from her passive Bullet Trick.
Ideal Combo*: 4[CA6]
Xilonen's Burst will heal the active character at intervals if 2 or more of her Samplers had their elemental types changed. Otherwise, she will deal additional instances of Geo DMG.
To activate the Samplers, use E > 2N.
The activation of Samplers is based on the elemental types changed, which can be achieved by using characters with different elemental abilities.
Key points to consider:
When paired with Xiangling, spin counter clockwise so her Pyronado can hit opponents more frequently, increasing the chances of triggering Melt or Vaporize reactions with Pyro and Cryo or Hydro elements respectively.
To maximize the effect, ensure Xiangling has a high EM (Elemental Mastery) and ER (Energy Recharge) to maintain a consistent Pyronado uptime.
Recommended team compositions include:
Turbo Twirly is considered a Geo Construct.
It is involved in Geo Elemental Reactions and can be used to trigger Crystallize Reactions for Geo characters.
To utilize Turbo Twirly effectively, consider the following:
At C1, Sigewinne instead gains 18 Convalescence stacks.
This change affects Sigewinne's overall healing and support capabilities in the team.
To maximize Sigewinne's potential, consider the following:
Genshin Impact Game Note:
Skill Combos:
With Burst:
- Q > E > E > <5N3E> > N2 or N3
- Q > E > <6N3E>
Without Burst:
- E > <6N3E>
N = Normal Attack
E = Elemental Skill
Q = Elemental Burst
Elemental Mechanics:
- Utilize Vaporize and Melt reactions for increased damage
- Maintain Energy Recharge (ER) for consistent Elemental Burst usage
Team Compositions:
- Pyro, Hydro, Cryo, and Electro characters enable various reactions and synergies
Artifact Sets:
- Noblesse Oblige (4-piece) for Elemental Burst damage bonus
- Gladiator's Finale (2-piece) and Wanderer's Troupe (2-piece) for Normal Attack and Elemental Skill damage bonus
Weapons:
- 5-star weapons: Skyward Spine, Primordial Jade Cutter
- 4-star weapons: Serpent Spine, Blackcliff Longsword
Farming Locations:
- Artifacts: Domain of Forgery, Domain of Guyun
- Weapons: Crafting, Blacksmith, or World Boss drops
Skill Combo:
6N3D or 3N5D rotation can be used, with 6N3D being preferred in teams that utilize Vaporize or Melt reactions.
Team Composition:
Teamplay:
In Vaporize or Melt teams, 6N3D is the preferred rotation to trigger consistent elemental reactions and deal increased damage.
Xianyun is a versatile character in Genshin Impact, but her Skill can be time-intensive to use. A simple E Q rotation is ideal for most teams.
For optimal performance, consider the following:
Xianyun is best paired with characters that can provide:
When farming for Xianyun, consider the following locations:
Keep in mind that Xianyun's build recommendations include:
In terms of team composition, consider the following:
This setup should provide a solid foundation for most teams, but feel free to experiment and adjust to your playstyle.
Full Combo:
E N3D N2 E N3D N2
The final N2 is omitted if units like Fischl or Xiangling are used during Bennett's Burst before Navia.
Key considerations for this combo:
Furina's kit, which includes HP drain and Burst mechanics, encourages the use of teamwide healers.
This is because her abilities can leave the team vulnerable to damage, making it essential to have a healer to provide sustain.
Rotation:
E Q N2 E 3[N1 E N2 (EM or ER)]
EM = Elemental Skill, Q = Elemental Burst, N = Normal Attack
Pressure Level 4 Note:
You can perform a Normal Attack instead of using Elemental Skill at Pressure Level 4, because this also ends the Pers Timer state.
Character Builds:
Team Compositions:
Farming Locations:
Artifact Sets:
Pressure Level 4 Bonus:
ATK + 20% when Pressure Level is at 4.
When building a team, avoid using Hydro Traveler unless necessary for Pneuma mechanics and you don't own the Sword of Descension or Sword of Narzissenkreuz yet.
Note that Traveler does not generate particles if interrupted during the hold state of their Skill.
Consider the following when using Traveler:
Baizhu's Elemental Skill has a 2-3 second delay between cast time and heal received. When swapping to low HP allies after Baizhu's rotation, keep this in mind.
When using Baizhu, consider the following:
Remember to adjust your team composition and rotation accordingly to make the most of Baizhu's abilities.
Kaveh's best combo is N3D, which is 3 Normal Attacks canceled at the end with a Dash.
This combo is effective for dealing consistent damage and can be used in various game mechanics and Reaction situations.
To maximize Kaveh's damage output, consider using 4 or 5-star weapons and Artifact sets that provide Elemental Mastery (EM) and Energy Recharge (ER) bonus effects.
Some recommended Artifact sets for Kaveh include:
When using Kaveh's combo, be mindful of the Elemental Reactions and bonus effects triggered by the Dash and Normal Attacks.
Dehya as a support character is not reliant on her Elemental Burst to support the team as a damage tank.
This is because Dehya's kit provides consistent damage reduction and healing to the team through her Elemental Skill and passive talents, making her a reliable support character even without relying on her Elemental Burst.
Genshin Impact Character Rotation Guide
Character: Albedo
Weapon: Sword
Artifact Set: Viridescent Venerer
Basic Rotations:
Content Requirements:
Team Compositions:
Farming Locations:
Build Recommendations:
When Yaoyao leaves the field, the additional Yueguis summoned by the Burst are removed.
To trigger the passive of Favonius Lance, you can perform Skill followed by two Normal Attacks in order.
Here are the steps to follow:
Faruzan Rotation Guide
For funneling particles to Faruzan:
For funneling particles to other units:
At C6, consider the following adjustments:
Elemental Reactions and Elemental Absorption are crucial for maximizing damage output. Ensure you have the necessary Elemental Absorption and Elemental Reactions set up in your team composition.
Artifact Set recommendations for Faruzan include:
When farming for Faruzan, consider the following locations:
Charged Shot damage is increased by 50% at C6, making it a crucial part of your rotation.
Desert Pavilion and Signature Weapon Rotation: (Q) E CA (N3 repeat)
Signature Weapon Rotation (non Desert Pavilion): (Q) E (N3 repeat)
Desert Pavilion Rotation: (Q) E CA (N2C repeat)
Other Artifact Sets Rotation: (Q) E (N2C repeat)
Shimenawa's Reminiscence Rotation: E (N2C repeat) (Q)
Swirl Driver Rotation: E (N3C repeat)
In some teams, Candace's hold Elemental Skill cooldown is too long for rotations to work properly, so if Candace isn't C4, it's recommended to avoid getting hit and to do a tap Skill as quick as possible.
To optimize Candace's performance, consider the following:
Rotations:
Thundering Fury (4):
E N1 Q E 6 [N4E]
Non-Thundering Fury:
E N1 Q N2E 3 [N5 N2E]
Content Requirements:
It is generally advised to use 2 elemental skills per burst rotation, as this helps to alleviate her otherwise extreme Energy requirements.
This strategy is particularly useful for characters with high Energy costs, such as Nilou or Yelan, and can be applied in various Domains and Spiral Abyss levels.
To further optimize Energy efficiency, consider the following:
Collei Rotation Guide
Key Game Mechanics:
Tighnari Combos
There are three recommended combos that Tighnari can perform:
1. Skill -> Charged Attack -> Burst -> Charged Attack (x2) - This is the most mechanically difficult combo. However, this combo allows Tighnari to have both his Burst affected by A1 and funnel particles from his Skill to his next Burst.
2. Skill -> Charged Attack (x3) -> Burst - Allows Tighnari's Burst to benefit from A1. However, this combo doesn't allow Tighnari to funnel particles from his Skill into his next Burst.
3. Skill -> Burst -> Charged Attack (x3) - Simplest combo to use, and generally weakest combo though it allows pre-funneling. His Burst does not benefit from A1 in this combo. It is recommended at C4 due to the EM buff.
To perform these combos, follow these steps:
Recommended Team Compositions
- Tighnari (Catalyst) with Pyro and Adepts for high EM and ER potential.
Farming Locations
- Wanderlust Invocation (World Boss) is a great source for Tighnari artifacts and materials.
To achieve optimal Elemental Reactions and damage, aim for around 850-950+ Elemental Mastery. This target may vary depending on whether you use an Elemental Mastery weapon or not.
Consider the following factors when building your character:
When exploring Teyvat, keep in mind that Elemental Mastery plays a crucial role in triggering Reactions and dealing damage to enemies.
Ayato's Elemental Burst should be activated before using his skill to maximize his Normal Attack DMG. Getting enough Energy Recharge for this is important, and varies based on team. Since the casting time is so long, it may not be worth snapshotting into buffs.
The amount of slashes Ayato can do during an Elemental Skill window is sometimes influenced by the player's set FPS.
To maximize Yae Miko's damage, start your rotations with her Elemental Skill to amplify her Elemental Burst damage.
The recommended Burst combo is:
After the first set of Elemental Skill uses, you usually swap out and go through your buff rotation before swapping back to Burst.
Take note that none of Yae Miko's abilities snapshot.
Gorou's Elemental Burst duration can be extended from 9 seconds to 12 seconds with C2 if the required Crystallize shields are obtained. This allows his teammates to gain the Geo DMG% 15% bonus for a longer duration, making it preferable to use Burst as the last ability before swapping to the DPS.
To maximize the Geo DMG% bonus, consider the following:
Kokomi's Elemental Burst dynamically alters her skill's damage, this means that you cannot use her Burst to snapshot the buff onto the Skill and swap out.
To maximize her damage output, consider the following build recommendations:
When building a team around Kokomi, consider the following compositions:
When farming for Kokomi, consider the following locations:
Keep in mind that Kokomi's Elemental Burst dynamically alters her skill's damage, making it difficult to snapshot the buff onto the Skill and swap out.
For her Elemental Skill to generate particles, you need to perform a Charged Shot to place a Crowfeather after casting her Elemental Skill. If the Crowfeather explosion hits an enemy, it generates 3 particles.
Crowfeathers dropped through Sara's C2 do NOT generate particles.
Raiden Shogun Rotation Guide
Start your rotation with Raiden Shogun's Elemental Skill.
Burst Combo:
Key Mechanics:
EM = Elemental Mastery, ER = Elemental Resistance, ER% = Elemental Resistance Percentage
N = Normal Attack, C = Charged Attack, D = Dash, E = Elemental Skill
Build Recommendations:
Use a Shimenawa of the Hundred Fountains artifact set for increased Elemental Mastery.
Team Compositions:
Raiden Shogun can be paired with characters that provide Pyro or Electro elements for optimal reactions.
Farming Locations:
Winds of the Past domain is a recommended location for farming Raiden Shogun materials.
Elemental Burst Optimization
To maximize Elemental Burst (EB) particles, follow these steps:
1. Hold Skill to charge your Elemental Burst.
2. Immediately press the skill button to release the Elemental Burst and generate more particles.
EB Particle Generation
This technique is particularly useful for characters with high Elemental Burst damage, such as Keqing with the Staff of Homa and Viridescent Venerer set.
Team Composition
For optimal results, pair your character with a team that can provide a consistent Elemental Reaction, such as:
Farming Locations
To farm for EB particles, head to the Winds of the Dawn domain in the Chalk Prince Qixing area. This domain offers a high concentration of enemies that can trigger Elemental Reactions.
EB Particle Count
The number of EB particles generated will depend on your character's level, Elemental Mastery (EM), and the number of Elemental Reactions triggered. Aim for an EM of at least 80 to maximize particle generation.
Yoimiya's hardest hitting part of her Normal Attack string is her N5, and in Vaporize teams you should be Vaporizing the N1 (first hit), N3 and N5.
To maximize Vaporize damage, consider the following:
Ayaka's Charged Attack, Elemental Skill, and Elemental Burst can hit enemies sucked inside Venti's Elemental Burst.
Her Elemental Burst also stays in place on frozen enemies and slightly knocks enemies away when they're not frozen.
It is not recommended to level Elemental Skill and Burst past talent level 7 as the amount of Energy generated does not increase.
This is because the Energy generation is capped and further investment will not provide significant returns, allowing players to focus on other aspects of their build, such as Elemental Mastery (EM) or Energy Recharge (ER).
To optimize character builds, consider the following:
Kazuha's elemental burst absorbs elements in the following priority: Pyro > Hydro > Electro > Cryo. This absorption can occur from both the active character and enemies.
For example, standing in Bennett's elemental burst will result in Kazuha's elemental burst infusing Pyro, as Bennett's elemental burst applies Pyro to the active character.
Normal Attack combo while no Burst:
Burst combo:
Burst combo that generates more Energy at the cost of slightly less DPS:
Note:
Yanfei's A4 being reliant on a Crit hit makes her ideal Crit Ratio skew toward 3:4 and 3:5 instead of the standard 1:2.
This is because Yanfei's damage output is heavily influenced by her Crit hits, making a higher Crit Ratio more desirable for her build.
To achieve this, players can focus on building Yanfei with CRIT percentage-increasing artifacts and weapons, such as the Crit-oriented Artifact sets.
Some possible Artifact sets for Yanfei include:
To maximize Rosaria's damage potential, be sure to cast her Elemental Skill before her Elemental Burst as the Crit Rate granted by her Ascension 1 Talent will be included with her Ascension 4 Talent Bonus as well.
Rosaria's Elemental Skill and Elemental Burst can be Reverse Melted (1.5x) with another Pyro applier for some quick and powerful damage, utilizing the Melt Reaction for increased damage output.
When ending Hu Tao's combos with an Elemental Burst, if you do not jump/dash cancel the last charged attack, the Elemental Burst will still benefit from Hu Tao's Elemental Skill.
It is recommended to use cancels when performing your Hu Tao combos as to maximize damage.
For Hu Tao combos, the following patterns can be used:
N = Normal Attack, C = Charged Attack, J = Jump, D = Dash
Xiao's Optimal Skill Rotation:
Skill -> Skill -> Burst -> Plunge Combo
Xiao's Plunge Combo:
Single Target:
Multiple Targets:
General Tips:
Team Composition:
Farming Locations:
Ganyu's Elemental Burst should not be used in most melt teams, as it can lead to Charged Attacks not being able to trigger melt.
This is because Ganyu's Elemental Burst can overwrite the Pyro element applied by other characters, preventing the melt reaction from occurring.
To avoid this issue, teams using Ganyu for melt should consider alternative strategies, such as:
By taking these precautions, teams can minimize the risks associated with Ganyu's Elemental Burst and optimize their melt reactions.
Albedo's Elemental Skill particle generation is completely based on RNG, similar to Zhongli, but with better odds of around 20-30% chance to generate particles.
This makes Albedo a reliable EM battery for his teammates, especially in teams that rely on Elemental Reactions like Melt or Vaporize.
To maximize Albedo's particle generation, it's recommended to use him with a high ER Artifact set and a Weapon that provides EM or ER bonus effects.
Some popular team compositions that utilize Albedo's particle generation include:
When farming for Albedo's materials, players can visit locations like Spiral Abyss or Stormbearer Mountain to collect Crystal and Ore resources.
Diona's Elemental Skill grants you a Cryo shield which allows cleansing. Every time you swap characters with the shield up, it applies Cryo. This acts as a cleanse.
This cleanse can be particularly useful in certain team compositions, such as those that rely on Elemental Reactions or Elemental Absorption.
To maximize the effectiveness of Diona's shield, consider the following:
Genshin Impact Game Note:
Skill Duration:
- For [C0]: Optimal durations are 7s, 9s, or 12s.
- For [C1]: Optimal durations are 9s, 11s, or 14s.
Melee Burst:
Use Melee Burst only in situations where you need only 1 rotation to clear, as the ER requirement to maintain burst uptime is quite high (170-190% ER). Always start your rotations with Ranged Burst, as it refunds energy to maintain your rotation well.
Skill Combo:
- Optimal: 2 NA + 1 CA
- Recommended: 3 NA + 1 CA
- Recommended (Rust or Thundering Pulse): 5 NA + 1 CA
NA = Normal Attack, CA = Charged Attack
Notes:
- The Optimal combo provides more damage but consumes more stamina.
- The Recommended combo provides slightly less damage but is stamina neutral and what most weapons should use.
Game Abbreviations:
- NA: Normal Attack
- CA: Charged Attack
- ER: Energy Recharge
- EM: Elemental Mastery
Formatting Rules:
- Separate different topics with line breaks
- Group related information together
- Use lists for multiple items/steps
- Keep game abbreviations (EM, ER, etc.)
- Format percentages consistently
Barbara's skill, Healing Burst, provides a pulse of healing every 5 seconds. Each pulse imbues you with a Hydro status, which can be used for status-cleansing, particularly against Pyro elements. However, other elements may require additional pulses for cleansing.
When using Barbara's skill, be aware that Hydro reacting with Cryo status will cause a Freeze reaction, immobilizing you in place. Therefore, consider the environment when utilizing her skill.
To maximize Barbara's effectiveness, consider the following:
In terms of team composition, Barbara pairs well with characters who can provide elemental reactions, such as:
When farming for Barbara, consider the following locations:
Keep in mind that Barbara's skill has a 5-second cooldown, and each pulse provides a moderate amount of healing.
Bennett's C6 infuses melee weapons with Pyro, which can mess up a few teams. However, if you have C6 Bennett, you more than likely have some of the supports which those teams prefer over Bennett anyway.
This is particularly relevant for teams that rely on specific elemental reactions or bonus effects, as Bennett's C6 can disrupt their usual game mechanics and force them to adapt to the Pyro infusion.
Some teams may still prefer Bennett for his support capabilities and EM or ER benefits, but it ultimately depends on the specific team composition and playstyle.
When building a team with Bennett, consider the following:
Chongyun's Elemental Burst is calculated as Claymore damage, which means it breaks Geo Structures / Shields at a much easier rate and can proc Shatter.
This makes Chongyun a valuable asset in certain team compositions, particularly those that rely on Geo reactions or need to break Geo shields quickly.
When building Chongyun, consider focusing on EM and ER to increase the damage output of his Elemental Burst.
Some recommended Artifact sets for Chongyun include:
In terms of team compositions, Chongyun pairs well with characters that can provide Elemental Reactions or Bonus Effects, such as:
Diluc has a number of combos he can do during his uptime.
N = Normal Attack, E = Elemental Skill, Q = Elemental Burst (N2 would equal 2 Normal Attacks)
His most common combo is Q N2 E N2 E N2 E. This fits perfectly into the buff window of his teams.
For high upfront damage, use E Q N1 E N1 E N1. This falls off significantly if the enemy isn't killed within this window.
A full rotation combo can look similar to Q N2 E N2 E N2 E N4 N3 E N1 E E. An example video can be found here.
To maximize Oz's uptime, it is recommended to alternate between Fischl's Skill and Burst, as both abilities summon Oz.
This strategy allows for a high 100% uptime of Oz, making Fischl a valuable asset to the team.
When building Fischl, focus on Energy Recharge (ER) to minimize downtime and ensure consistent Oz summoning.
Some recommended Artifact sets for Fischl include:
In terms of team composition, Fischl pairs well with characters that can trigger Electro Reactions, such as Overloaded or Superconduct.
Recommended Combos:
Where:
E = Skill
Q = Burst
N# = Normal Attack(s)
C = Charged Attack
Note:
Klee has access to a number of animation cancels that allow her to deal damage with her talents faster than normal.
Her N1 can be canceled through holding a directional key while clicking attack. This can be chained over and over again to produce a "machine gun" effect.
Her optimal combos include N1C and N2C.
Lisa rotations can be optimized by consistently using her Elemental Skill and Burst every rotation, and weaving together Normal Attacks with her Tap Elemental Skill or Charged Attacks.
As an example: Tap Elemental Skill Burst Tap Elemental Skill Charged Attack 1 Normal Attack Tap Elemental Skill Charged Attack Tap Elemental Skill …(Swap to teammates)… Tap Elemental Skill 3 Hold Elemental Skill 2[Normal AttackCharged Attack]
Key terms:
Note that mastering Lisa's rotation is crucial for optimal gameplay.
Mona's Burst Damage with Vaporize 2.0x Multiplier:
To trigger the Vaporize 2.0x multiplier on Mona's burst damage:
Ningguang's Elemental Skill has a 6 second internal cooldown on generating energy. To maintain Elemental Burst uptime, wait 6 seconds to cast again if you need energy.
It is also worth noting that the skill breaks when cast on top of another Geo Structure. You can intentionally use a structure to break your first screen.
Redhorn Build Notes:
1/2 Targets: N1>N2>N3>N4>dash/hop
This isn't always feasible due to cast time (as well as knockback issues).
Multiple Targets: N1>N2>N3>dash/hop
With Redhorn, using Charged Attack can become more effective. While spinning, opening and closing either the map or adventurer's handbook once will allow you to bypass the 5 second restriction.
Note: This build is focused on maximizing Redhorn's damage output while using Charged Attack.
Viridescent Venerer (4) Artifact Set Holder Build Note:
When utilized as a Viridescent Venerer (4) artifact set holder, make sure you don't immediately swap away after casting Skill/Burst, you need to be on-field when the Swirl reaction happens for you to trigger the 4-set effect.
Character Requirements:
Team Composition:
Farming Locations:
Build Recommendations:
Key Game Locations:
Important Numeric Values:
- When using Venti's Elemental Burst ( Elemental Burst), avoid swapping characters immediately after casting. Stay on-field to allow the 4-set Vermilion Violet perk to trigger on Swirl reactions first.
E > Q can help prevent this issue.
- You can infuse Elemental effects onto Venti's Elemental Burst by walking into it with an Elemental Aura active on your character.
For example:
Test with other elements like Electro, Cryo, or Hydro for different effects.
- For more information on which characters can attack enemies sucked in and ragdolled by Venti's Elemental Burst, check out this link: Character Compatibility List.
Rotations:
Quick E D Q N1
Longer rotation (C4+) Q N1 E D N2*
*One can use the Book trick method instead of the final N2 which involves pausing the game by opening a menu for a second to allow him to collect the particles.
Key points to note:
Team composition and build recommendations:
