An easy way to do this with her Artifacts is by giving Shenhe two pieces of two different ATK-boosting sets . Multiple Artifact sets offer this effect as their two-piece set bonus, which means that it shouldn't be too difficult to acquire these pieces and mix and match them. It's not a particularly intriguing Artifact build, but it does ensure that Shenhe's buffs are as powerful as they can be, and it also means that Shenhe's damage won't be too disappointing eit

Ah yes, Artifact farming. The bane of every Genshin Impact player’s existence. Countless days toiling away as you fight the same enemies in the same Domain, innumerable amounts of Resin only rivaled by immeasurable bad rolls, and unanswered prayers to the gods of RNG - these are the tragic hallmarks of trying to build a character in Genshin Imp

Lithic Spear is a weapon that scales with the number of Liyue characters in the team. For every Liyue unit, the wielder will gain an extra 11% ATK and 7% Critical Rate (up to four stacks). Ideally, the user of the Lithic Spear should hail from the Chinese-inspired regi

The style parallels continue with Honkai: Star Rail 's Asta and Genshin Impact 's Yae Miko. While the two are fundamentally opposites - Asta is a devout scientist, whereas Yae Miko is in charge of running a shrine - they share near analogous appearances. Both characters have layered, peachy-pink hair that frames their faces and light-colored eyes. They wear high-necked, sleeveless white blouses, accompanied by lots of layers of clothing and accessories, a long jacket, and even a bracelet around one an

Honkai: Star Rail _ and Genshin Impact _ are similar in more ways than they are different, and one such parallel can certainly be drawn in character design. Both HoYoverse games share nearly the same game structure, being RPGs with a prominent gacha system and a growing roster of unique characters drawn in an anime style; the main differences between the two are that Honkai: Star Rail has turn-based combat and isn't technically open-world. Nonetheless, the charm of its predecessor is ever-present, especially when comparing Genshin Impact and Honkai: Star Rail charact

Any Xiao fan will know the Yaksha are a race of demon hunters tasked with fighting some of the nastiest creations that came from the Archon War. They must battle the desires of fallen Gods that have twisted into corruption, Chenyu Vale exploration spreading plagues and chaos across the l

Likewise, Tingyun from Honkai: Star Rail and Dehya from Genshin Impact could certainly be sisters, even though they might have differing tastes. The former is classified as a fox girl, and she sports a slightly more traditional style with long, white flowing fabric that's accentuated by a deep red. Dehya is closer to a cat of sorts, and she has a darker, edgier style than her counterpart, but it's still accentuated with red. Their clothing, alongside the animal ears poking out of their hair, make them look like long-lost tw

Calamity Queller is Shenhe’s best weapon in Genshin Impact . This Polearm works with a unit that spends most of their combat duration off-field, like Shenhe and Xiangling. Every second after casting Elemental Skill, the wielder will gain a 3.2% Attack bonus. If the wielder is off-field, this buff is doub

Tamayuratei no Ohanashi is a good option when players don’t have any of Raiden’s best weapons in Genshin Impact . The ER sub-stat alongside the extra ATK% she gains from the weapon’s passive are enough to make it viable. Tamayuratei no Ohanashi also has a decent Base ATK for a 4-star Polearm, which further increases its value as one of the options for Rai

A five-star Cryo Polearm user that fits comfortably in the support role, Shenhe can amplify the damage of her teammate's Cryo attacks while shredding the defenses of nearby enemies. Her mechanics are a bit unique and her functionality is perhaps more niche than Genshin Impact's other supports, but Shenhe nonetheless has incredible potential when utilized properly. This guide will recommend everything from weapons to talent priority so that your Shenhe can surely save Liyue whenever the need ari

Although Shenhe's Burst is arguably less integral to her performance than her Skill, you'll still want to be able to use it as soon as it comes off cooldown. Unfortunately, her Burst is pretty expensive at an Energy cost of 80. This is where Favonius Lance comes in, a fairly common four-star drop that can help Shenhe recharge her Burst. It provides adequate Base ATK, an Energy Recharge secondary stat, and a passive ability that gives her extra Elemental Particles when she Crits. These particles can also be passed along to your DPS carry, like Ayaka , but Shenhe can utilize them just as well to maintain uptime on her Bu

It would be much more convenient if you could consume however many Artifacts you want at once. Obviously it should confirm every four levels whether you want to continue upgrading (since the rolls might be bad), but the point is that the process could be streamlined significan