Genshin Impact's Top Yelan Builds, Weapons, and Teams

Within , Yelan has a 5-star Hydro Bow rating.Impact of Genshin who is a superb off-field DPS. We'll go over Yelan's top teams, artifacts, and weaponry in this guide to make sure you always come out on top.

Plays

Yelan is usually employed as a DPS away from the field. Her teams often have another player on the field who procs her destructive Burst waves with their Normal Attacks. Yelan often uses this combo: skill, burst, then switching to a different character. Consider interspersing Normal Attacks with the actions and swaps of your other characters to maximize the damage from her Burst and to cause more waves. Although it will lengthen your cycle, using her skill twice in a rotation can assist provide Energy. It is up to you to decide whether you want to utilize her with certain teammates that provide Energy, develop her with greater Energy Recharge, or do longer rotations.Grasping for Yelan is a formidable player at C0, but her Constellations will increase her damage and encourage her to stay on the field more.

Weapons

Simulated Water - Yelan's best-in-slot and her trademark 5-star Bow. Aqua has a secondary stat called CRIT DMG, and when you are close to an adversary, its passive gives you an extra DMG bonus. The passive has a rather wide range, so unless you specialize on ranged Normal Attack damage (like Yoimiya), you shouldn't have any trouble keeping it up. Warbow Favonius Yelan needs a lot of energy, and the greatest source of energy is this 4-star weapon. Yelan doesn't care about its low Base ATK since she scales with HP instead. Yelan can utilize an HP Sands when she would normally need to recharge her energy thanks to Favonius. Best of all, gamers who prefer free-to-play may still enjoy it since they immediately get a Favonius Warbow after completing the Mondstadt Archon Quests. An Ode to the End Energy Recharge is another feature of the five-star Elegy that lets Yelan concentrate more on HP with her artifacts. The squad as a whole gains ATK and Elemental Mastery from its passive. These attributes don't help Yelan personally, but in Vaporize or Bloom-based teams, they add to the total team damage. Sacrifice Bow - Yelan may replicate her Constellation 1 by using her Skill twice in a row with this 4-star bow. This may help produce additional Hydro Particles to quench Yelan's never-ending energy needs.

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Relics

4pc Severred Fate Emblem (4EoSF) Yelan is an excellent 4EoSF user since she requires Energy Recharge and gets most of her damage from her burst. It is highly recommended that you attempt to get a complete set if at all feasible, since no other set can match the damage of 4EoSF. combinations of two HP, two Energy Recharge, and two Hydro DMG units As you progress toward a complete 4EoSF set, you may combine 2pc sets to get helpful stats.Stats for Artifacts

Sands	Goblet	Circlet
Energy Recharge HP	Hydro DMG HP	CRIT Rate/DMG HP

Yelan's energy recharge requirements may be quite high—in some teams, they can exceed 200%. This may be reduced to around 160–170% with a Favonius or Sacrifice weapon and another Hydro teammate. I found that if I team her with Raiden or Xingqiu for extra Energy, 190% is a reasonable ER threshold. Your remaining numbers have to be centered toward CRIT and HP. Yelan's maximum HP scales with both her skill and burst damage, therefore ATK may be completely avoided. As long as you have sufficient Energy Recharge, you may utilize HP main stat artifacts with strong substats. However, if at all possible, try to avoid hitting triple HP

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Groups

Hydro is a very adaptable component in Impact of Genshine, and off-field hydro is particularly beneficial. Since Yelan's and Xingqiu's kits are identical, they may be used almost interchangeably. Nevertheless, Yelan and Xingqiu combine to create a potent double Hydro combination that can be used on any team that employs normal attacks. When the two are together, they may also provide energy to one another, which reduces the need for both of them to recharge.

Vaporize

A Pyro DPS activates Vaporize with Yelan's Hydro. This is the traditional Vaporize squad. This squad has a good deal of versatility. Pyro DPS – For this job, you have Hu Tao, Yoimiya, Diluc, and Xiangling as choices. Xiangling stands out since you may have someone else on the field in her place as she doesn't need field time. Bennett should be paired with Xiangling if you decide to utilize her. Support for Anemo – Having an Anemo unit with 4pc Viridescent Venerer will boost your elemental damage by decreasing opponent RES, however it's not necessarily essential. If they possess crowd-control skills, they will also assist your group in simultaneously hitting many adversaries. Venti, Sucrose, or Kazuha are all excellent choices for this job. Flex For the last slot, you have a variety of choices. It is advised to use Xingqiu as a second Hydro unit. If not, you may bring someone like Zhongli or Diona who is a healer or shield. Bennett is very useful for his enormous ATK boost and for giving your Pyro DPS energy

Bloom, Hyperbloom, and Burgeon Nilou

As long as you are able to employ Normal Attacks, Yelan is an excellent Hydro source for Bloom-based teams. Enable Dendrogenesis - Almost any Dendro character may be used here, but Nahida and Alhaitham are the greatest choices. However, Dendro Traveler or Collei may also be effective. Baizhu and Yaoyao are good choices if you want a healer. If you'd like, you may even bring two Dendro units! Nilou — Required for teams using Nilou Bloom. Choose two Dendro troops from the aforementioned list, making sure that at least one of them is a healer, if you choose to play this squad. Applier Electronique Essential for teams using Hyperbloom. Raiden or Kuki Shinobu work well in this situation. Verify that they have complete elemental mastery before building them. Applier Pyro - Essential for teams using Burgeon. The ideal candidate for this position is Thoma, who ought to be well equipped with all the elements. I suggest bringing Xingqiu if you're playing Burgeon to aid lessen Burning.