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The best Genshin Impact Yae Miko buildLearn how to put together the best possible Yae Miko build

Learn how to put together the best possible Yae Miko build

Promotional art of Yae Miko from Genshin Impact.

Want to learn how to create the best Yae Miko build in Genshin Impact? Electro Catalyst Yae Miko is a long-awaited addition to the world of Teyvat, and it’s clear that the wait paid off. Yae, who oversees the Grand Narukami Shrine, has a satisfying kit and powerful Elemental abilities that’ll be sure to turn enemies into dust.

This guide will show you how to create the best Yae Miko build inGenshin Impact. Below we’ll cover everything you need to know about Yae Miko, including wishing, weapons, artifacts, ascension materials, talents, abilities, team composition, and constellations.

Character Demo - “Yae Miko: Anecdote of a Divine Kitsune Guuji” | Genshin ImpactWatch on YouTube

Character Demo - “Yae Miko: Anecdote of a Divine Kitsune Guuji” | Genshin Impact

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Best Genshin Impact Yae Miko build for DPS

Best weapon: Kagura’s Verity

Alternatives:Skyward Atlas, The Widsith, Favonius Codex

The obvious choice for Yae Miko’s weapon isKagura’s Verity, a 5-star Catalyst that was released alongside Yae Miko. It’s currently obtainable on the Weapon Event Wish banner and increases CRIT Rate, a stat that’s useful to have for Yae Miko’s Burst. In addition, it also provides a hefty boost to Elemental Skill DMG and Elemental DMG Bonus upon using an Elemental Skill, which is useful in creating a well-rounded build.

Unfortunately, having just released, Kagura’s Verity is quite the difficult weapon to obtain. If you’re unable to get your hands on the coveted Catalyst,Skyward Atlasis another great 5-star option. This versatile weapon increases Elemental DMG Bonus and has a random chance to deal massive amounts of ATK DMG to opponents upon using Normal Attacks. Be warned, though: this weapon is only useful if you’re using Yae Miko’s Normal Attacks frequently.

For players without 5-star weapons,The Widsithis a stellar option. This nifty Catalyst gives players taking the field a randomly selected boost to either Elemental Mastery, ATK, or Elemental DMG. All of these stats are excellent additions to Yae Miko’s kit, so it’s only fitting that The Widsith would work well alongside Yae. Finally, we’d also recommend theFavonius Codex, another great 4-star weapon that you’re likely to already have in your inventory. Upon getting a CRIT hit, this Catalyst has a chance to generate Elemental Particles that regenerate Energy. Nice!

Best artifacts: 2 piece Shimenawa’s Reminiscence and 2 piece Thundering Fury

Alternatives:Gladiator’s Finale, Emblem of Severed Fate

Talent priority: Yakan Evocation: Sesshou Sakura (Elemental Skill) and Great Secret Art: Tenko Kenshin (Elemental Burst)

Yae Miko’sElemental SkillandElemental Burstare both impressively powerful moves that you’ll want to keep at relatively even levels. If Yae Miko is your main DPS, you’ll likely want to prioritize her Skill and follow with herNormal Attack, as you’ll be heavily relying on both of these for damage. Otherwise, prioritizing Yae’s Burst is a great idea, as this is arguably her best Talent and can absolutely destroy enemies if paired with good Artifacts and a strong Catalyst. Here’s what the rest of Yae Miko’s Talents have in store:

Party composition

5* alternative:Raiden Shogun instead of Fischl

Keeping Yae Miko on a team with another Electro character will grant you the Electro Elemental Resonance bonus, which decreases the amount of time Hydro will affect your team. In addition, Elemental Reactions will generate Electro Elemental Particles, which help recharge Yae Miko’s useful Burst.Raiden Shogunis a great teammate for Yae Miko, though another Electro character likeFischlcould work wonders as well. In addition, pairing Yae Miko with a Hydro character (such asBarbara, who can also provide some solid heals for your team) will help deal massive amounts of damage through Elemental Reactions. If you’re really into using Elemental Reactions to deal damage, these can even be amplified with the help of a crowd control-oriented Anemo character such asSucroseorVenti.

Promotional art of Yae Miko from Genshin Impact, who is standing beneath the Grand Narukami Shrine.

How to level up Yae Miko in Genshin Impact

Ascension Materials

To fully ascend Yae Miko, you’ll need:

Talents

To fully level up one of Yae Miko’s talents, you’ll need:

Constellations

Since she’s a limited 5-star character, Yae Miko’s Constellations are going to be pretty costly, so we’d only recommend wishing for the following if you’ve got some serious Primogems saved up or if you’re willing to spend actual money. That being said, Yae Miko’s best Constellation is definitelyConstellation 6, which allows her Elemental Skill to ignore an impressive 60% of an opponent’s DEF. A much easier Constellation to wish for isConstellation 1, which provides an immense boost to her very important Energy stat. Here’s what the rest of her Constellations offer:

Genshin Impact’s “Everbloom Violet” banner as it appeared in November/December 2022. It features Yae Miko alongside Thoma, Shikanoin Heizou, and Layla.

How to get Yae Miko in Genshin Impact

Yae Miko is a limited 5-star character, meaning she’s only available during runs of her Character Event WishbannerEverbloom Violet. After making her debut in February/March 2022, she saw her first rerun in November/December of the same year. She’s now enjoying her first rerun of the new year, slated to last untilJune 14th, 2023!

If you’re looking to wish for Yae Miko this time around, check out our guide ongetting charactersto learn the best ways to prep, or ourcodes listto get some freePrimogems!

That’s all the info we’ve got on Yae Miko! Why not check out ourcharacter tier listto see which other characters are good to wish for?