The wide array of characters in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Genshin Impact allows for a hu♑ge variety of team compositions. If you want a good off-field DPS character, Inazuma’s cunning priestess Yae Miko is a stellar choice. But Yae Miko is only the beginning—to truly make her shine, you’ll need some good support and DPS characters to accompany her.

If you’re looking for teammates for this Electro Catalyst character, there are plenty of good options like Xingqiu, Faruzan, Layla, Chevre🙈use, Nahida, Rosaria, Wanderer, and Tartaglia. By combining Yae Miko’s talents with her teammates, you can create a fantastic team.

Yae Miko’s Skills And Abillities

Yae Miko is an Electro Catalyst character who specialises in doing off-field Electro damage. Her Elemental Skill (E-Skill) allows her to set up three elemental constructs called Sesshou Sakuras, which will deal Electro Damage to nearby enemies.

🅺Up to three Sesshou Sakuras can be active at a time.

Yae Miko’s Elemental Burst (Q-Skill) destroys the active Sessou Sakuras, turning them into bolts of electricity that deal damage to enemies in an Area of Effect (AoE). This attack deals Electro damage.

Xingqiu - Support

When partnered with Yae Miko, Xingqiu serves as a reactionary support character, dealing off-field Hydro damage to enemies to facilitate elemental reactions. Xingqiu’s main ability is his Elemental Skill (E-Skill) which will create several Rain Swords around the active character that deal 20 percent of Xingqiu’s Hydro damage and apply Hydro to nearby enemies.

By setting up Sesshou Sakura and the Rain Sword, you can cause the Electro-Charge reaction while one or neither of the characters are on the field. Use 🐷this ability al🦋ong with your team’s main DPS to cause massive damage.

Faruzan - Support

As an Anemo Bow character, Faruzan’s role on a team with Yae Miko will be to Swirl Electro with another element, creating further elemental and elementalꦚ reaction damage.

Faruzan’s abilities with Yae Miko will be fairly standard for an Anemo character, but very effective. When Faruzan uses her Elemental Skill (E-Skill), her next two charged attacks will create a vortex around the target, dealing Anemo damage and Swirling nearby availablꩲe element🌳s.

Her Elemental Burst (Q-Skill) will create an Anemo object which moves around the battlefield, dealing Anemo damage. It also decreases enemies’ A꧋nemo resistance and Swirls nearby elements.

What Faruzan excels at on this team is her ability to deal Anemo damage to an enemy multiple times in a row. When you have a construไct on frield like Sesshou Sakura, which continuously deals Electro damage, it’s useful to have a character who 💛can deal Anemo damage multiple times in a row to coincide with the Electro damage output.

Layla - Support

Both Layla’s Elemental Skill (E-Skill) and Elemental Burst (Q-Skill) are extremely useful with Yae Miko because both characters function as off-field DPS, in addition to Layla being a shielder. Layla’s Elemental Skill creates a shield around the active character, which applies Cryo to nearby enemies, and at the end of the shield’s on-field duration, it will deal Cryo damage to nearby enemies.

During your regular rotations, you will be able to set up the Sesshou Sakuras and Layla’s shield. Both will deal the Super-Conduct reaction, in addition to shielding your active character.

Layla’s Elemental Burst (Q-Skill) will create an Area of Effect where Cryo damage will be inflicted onto enemies, and it will also slightly power up the finishing burst of Cryo damage that comes at the end of Layla’s shield’s duration. By setting up Layla’s Elemental Burst (Q-Skill) while the Sesshou Sakuras are active, you will be able to attack several enemies in a wider area with Cryo and Electro at the same time, not only causing Super-Conduct, but also additional damage.

Chevreuse - Support/Main DPS

Chevreuse excels at creating Overload reactions, meaning that if you pair her with Yae Miko, she w♊ill have a constant supp♉ly of Electro damage to work off of.

Chevreuse’s affinity for Overload comes from one of her passive abilities, which decreases enemies’ Pyro and Electro resistance by 40 percent when Overload is triggered. Her other abil💙ities allow her to deal Pyro damage, 🌱so she’s in a good position to create Overload.

Furthermore, once you create Overload, Sesshou Sakura and Yae Miko’s overall damage increases.

Nahida - Support/Main DPS

Nahida’s role on a team with Yae Miko will depend on whether you wish to play her as a support character or a main DPS character. For support, Nahida’s main skill is going to be her Elemental Burst (Q-Skill); this ability creates the Shrine of Maya, which will grant certain effects depending on which elements are active within it:

• Pyro increases Nahida’s Elemental Skill (E-Skill) damage when it reacts with another element.
• Electro decreases the cooldown time needed to trigger the damage bonus when the Dendro energy from her Elemental Skill (E-Skill) reacts with another element.
• Hydro increases the amount of time the Shine of Maya lasts on the field.

If Nahida is your support, make the most out of Shine of Maya by including a Pyro or Hydro character on your team. That element will🍷 react with the Electro and Dendro attacks, setting up the opportunity to deal damage overall.

The Shrine of Maya’s effects are very useful if Nahida is your main DPS, but you will also want to pay attention to her Elemental Skill (E-Skill); this attack deals upfront Dendro damage, but when Dendro reacts with another element, it will deal additional damage. You can automatically set up Nahida’s Elemental Skill ‘s (E-Skill’s) damage bonus with Yae Miko’s Sesshou Sakuras active, and they will automatically deal Electro damage for the Dendro damage to react to, creating a nea🤡r-permanent damage boost.

Rosaria - Main DPS

Rosaria is a very fast attacker and her Elemental Skill (E-Skill) has a relatively short cooldown. This ability strikes her opponent with Cryo damage so, by having the Sesshou Sakuras active, she will be able to deal multiple instances of Super-Conduct before you ne𝓡ed to switch back to Yae Mikoꦬ to refresh them.

Rosaria’s Elemental Burst (Q-Skill) functions similarly to Layla’s in that it creates an AoE where cryo damage is dealt to nearby enemies. If you set up the Sesshou Sakuras within this AoE, you will be able to deal constant pulses of Super-Conduct reactions.

Wanderer - Main DPS

Wanderer’s main ability on any team is his Elemental Skill (E-Skill), which allows him to fly through the air and do Anemo attacks with increased damage.

When Wanderer first uses this ability, his attacks will be enhanced by the element he comes in contact with. With Sesshou Sakura active, he will come in contact with Electro, which allows him to restore energy every time he attacks.

In addition to continuously restoring energy, if you set up another off-field elemental reaction, Wanderer will be able to Swirl that element with Electro and Anemo continuously.

Tartaglia (Childe) - Main DPS

Tartaglia’s primary method of dealing damage is his Elemental Skill (E-Skill), which allows him to dual-wield blades that deal Hydro damage. This skill has a long duration, yet a very long cooldown, and if you switch out Tartaglia with another character while this ability is active, its duration will end, locking you out of it for a long time.

To make the most out of Tartaglia, you need something to react with his Hydro damage for a relatively long period, and that’s where Yae Miko’s Sesshou Sakuras come in. The Sesshou Sakuras last relatively long, and by constantly applying Electro to the surrounding enemies, Tartaglia will consistently have something to react with, allowing him to deal ev❀en more Electro-Charged reactions.