In thisGenshin Impact GuideI’m going to be showing you myReverse Melt BuildforKaeya& Rosaria, which specializes in a full quick swap playstyle. It relies on proccing Reverse Melt on both ofKaeya& Rosaria’s talents. It’s one of the rare teams that consistently amplify attacks of the two characters, with the potential to Forward MeltBennett’s Burst as well. Even with two Cryo characters, this team can establish enough Pyro aura throughXianglingBurst, andBennettSkill.Kaeya’s Burst hit so fast, but it has an ICD for cryo application, which slows it down, allowing Rosaria to Melt her attacks as well.
This is a budget-friendly version of quick-swap team builds, making it suitable for new and free to play players. It’s designed to just cycle through the entire team, casting elemental skill and elemental burst on cooldown. That goes without stopping to do normal or charged attacks, nor stopping to collect elemental particles on same character. The damage of this team accumulates to great heights, thanks to several characters doing damage.
Kaeya and Rosaria Reverse Melt Build Guide
In thisGuideI’ll explain just how to build theKaeya & Rosaria Melt Buildto face a wide variety of content, deal potent damage, and counter all situations thatGenshin Impacthas to throw at you. On top of that, it makes a perfect team to finish the Spiral Abyss with. So it’s one all-rounder build if you’ve been looking for a Free to Play, four-star only build. BothKaeyaandXianglingare guaranteed characters, whileBennettand Rosaria are easy to acquire. This team can start with zero consultations, but scale well the more you get. This setup is easy to get going for new players, and stay strong from early game to endgame. I’ll go through whatWeaponsto use, whatArtifactsto upgrade and which companions to pick up, so check this one out!
Generally, building several characters for DPS can be expensive in resin. However, you may outfitKaeya & Rosaria Reverse Melt Buildmostly from one domain, so it brings down the cost quite a lot. With the option to farm different domains and optimize the team further if you play long enough. The team is easy and fun to use, with good visuals, fluid transitions, and no complicated combos.
In our combo,Xianglingprovides a quick Pyro application to melt bothKaeyaand Rosaria’s elemental burst and skill.Bennettapplies additional Pyro and buffs the entire team. All ofXiangling,Kaeya, and Rosaria can snapshot the stats at the start of their burs, that’s how they maintainBennett’s Attack buff for the entire duration of the burst. Rosaria also buffs the entire team with Crit Rate stat upon Burst, which can be snapshot in the same way. Using two Pyro characters, a Pyro resonance buffs the team’s attack further. Then we also have Cryo resonance, which buffs Crit rate against enemies affected by Cryo. That matters only at the start of the combo to Forward MeltBennett’s Burst, because at the rest of rotation, enemies are affected by Pyro instead.
What Second Abyss Team to Use With aKaeya & Rosaria Melt Build
UnlikeGanyu builds, the team doesn’t need the buff fromViridescent Venerer. The reason for this is, each single character on the team provides more value than a single anemo character. That frees up your Anemo unit to join the second team if you wanted, and also free upXingqiu. That’s particularly good with Amp teams that don’t rely onBennettorXiangling, such asHu Taoand Thoma or Hu Tao and Xinyan withXingqiuand an Anemo character. Also Yanfei Vaporize teams, withZhongliinstead ofBennett.
The other option for a second Abyss team is to run along with this build as an Anemo hyper carryXiaoteam. Also, any Geo team such asNoelle, The Invulnerable Maid,Ningguang, The Geo Empress, or new Itto builds when he comes out. Then there’s a wide variety of Overload teams, such as theZhongli Overload Build, orSucroseversion withXingqiu,BeidouandFischlwhich is another four stars only, free to play build. Finally, you could mix and match between two archetypes as intended in theBeidou, Wolf Of Land And Sea Build.
Rosaria Melt Build Attributes
We can give both Kaeya and Rosaria an identical build, however, in a Reverse Melt setup, Rosaria will be the one melting every hit, while Kaeya only melts a portion of his damage. So I consider Rosaria the main damage dealer, and focus to build her first and foremost.
Rosaria is a very powerful character that only needs a simple build. Her energy cost is 60, and with a second Cryo teammate, she doesn’t need much Energy Recharge. So we setup her build with a pure damage stat, such asElemental Masteryon Sands,Cryo Damageon Goblet, andCrit RateorCrit Damageon Circlet.
Bennettprovides a massive Attack Buff to the entire team, while we don’t have anyEMsharing buff on the team, so this means Rosaria needsEMmore than% Attackon sands. Even if you use a strongEMweapon such as Dragon’s Bane, you could still useEMSands, as long asEMdoesn’t go over 500.
For sub stats, we can utilize all offensive stats of% Attack, EM, Crit Rate,andCrit Damage. Then someEnergy Rechargewould be welcome as well.% HPwill only be beneficial if you use Staff of Homa as a weapon.
If you build Rosaria as the main Melt damage dealer, you want to maintain a 1:2Crit Rate:Crit DMG ratiofor maximum damage. Rosaria has a passive that grants her 12% extraCrit Rateupon landing an Elemental Skill on the backside of the enemy. Some enemy bosses have no obvious backside, and Rosaria can’t go through all large enemies, making this buff situational. So for the sake of balancing the 1:2 ratio, don’t take this buff into consideration. If she lands it, it’s a nice additional Crit Chance, but we don’t rely on it solely.
Rosaria Melt Build Weapon
Rosaria is a spear user or aPolearmas the game calls it. This weapon has very strong options for both free to play and those willing to spend. We can focus on Elemental Damage and Reactions only. So Rosaria can go for an all-outMeltreaction build, with anElemental Masteryweapon. Or emphasize herCritbuffing, which scaling with her ownCritRate.
Note thatXianglingalso uses aPolearm, so she will compete with Rosaria on which weapon to use. You have to consider how you would equip both of them.
Free & Craftable Four Star Weapons
Kitain Cross Spearis a craftablePolearm, you get its schematic from a quest in the Inazuma region. It has a high base attack (up to 565) andElemental Masterysub stat. Then has a passive that helps generate some energy back for the wielder. Overall a good starting weapon for free to play players.
The Energy regeneration mechanism helps recharge Rosaria’s Burst. However, it doesn’t scale damage with theEmblem of Severed Fateartifact set, as it doesn’t give aEnergy Rechargestat. So for optimal setup, you might want a better weapon.
Kitain Cross Spearis decent onXianglingas well, especially at high refinement, for the extra Energy it generates. However, it’s Rosaria who procs the Melt reaction, so Rosaria benefits more from theElemental Masterysub stat. WhileXianglinghas no use for it.
The Catchis another free weapon any player can acquire through fishing, and exchanging the fish for the weapon from a certain NPC in Inazuma. The weapon offers an Energy Recharge sub stat, and a passive that gives32% Elemental Burst multiplier and12%CRIT Rate.
Catching enough fish to get this weapon takes several days of fishing and waiting for fish to respawn. However, the result is well worth it, and The Catch is generally the best free to play polearm for several characters, including Rosaria. Melting Rosaria’s Elemental Burst hit does the majority of her damage, so applying multipliers to it is very beneficial.
It’s a better weapon thanKitain Cross Spear,butXianglingwill make better use of it, for the additional Energy Recharge. So if you are stuck with a free to play weapon only, giveThe CatchtoXiangling, andKitain Cross Spearto Rosaria.
Gacha 4 Star Weapons
Rosaria has a good gacha alternative inDragon’s Bane, which is anotherEMweapon. It has a lower base attack than Kitain, a higher EM stat, and a good damage multiplier against enemies affected by Hydro or Pyro. This multiplier starts at20%at R1 and goes up to36% at R5. Considering Rosaria can Melt all hits of her Elemental Burst, it’s a very good weapon for this build.
If you do your rotation properly and have enough Energy to cast all team bursts on cooldown, then Dragon’s Bane will be very valuable. At higher refinement, it can beat most five star weapons. It’s also not needed byXianglingin this comp, since Rosaria is the damage dealer, andXianglingis the support.
Battle Pass Four Star Weapons
Deathmatchfits Rosaria more than any other spear user character. That’s especially true with the way Rosaria buffs the team’s Crit Rate based on 15% of her own Crit rate.Deathmatchhas one of the highest Crit Rate stats in the game, even higher than five-star weapons. It also has some Attack from passive, depending on the number of enemies present.
It helps with the fact that Rosaria doesn’t have a Crit ascension stat, to ease down the artifact requirements for her. Due to the massive Crit Rate it gives (37%), this allows you to switch to the Crit Damage Circlet. Overall a great weapon, with the only downside of having to pay real money to get it.
Gacha 5 Star Weapons
Staff of Homais the signature weapon ofHu Tao, featured only in one limited weapon banner that was released alongside her banner. It’s the best Polearm in the game, and the best in slot for many other Polearm users, Rosaria included. It’s also considered better than most other weapon categories, and just an overpowered weapon in all regards. If you manage to get Rosaria’s HP under 50%, Homa is the best in slot weapon. But that’s very hard with Bennett in the party, so the damage difference between R5Dragon’s Baneand Homa is not huge. Considering this team synergizes well withHu Taoin the second half (Abyss), so if you ever pull this weapon, it’s best to give it toHu Taorather than Rosaria.
With 4 pieces Emblem set, and 140% Energy recharge, overall weapon strength order is as follows:
Staff of Homa (Under 50% HP) > Staff of Homa (100% Hp) =>Primordial Jade Winged-Spear(2 stacks) > R5 Dragon’s Bane > R1 Deathmatch => R5 The Catch > R1 Dragon’s Bane > R1Skyward Spine> R1 Kitain Cross Spear > everything else
To check the damage calculations behind this conclusion, feel free to take a look at myRosaria Google spreadsheet.
Rosaria Melt Build Artifacts
Figuring out how to customize yourArtifactsis one of, if not the hardest part of making a Build in Genshin Impact, as there are a lot of components involved, and generally takes a try or two before getting it right. With the continuous release of new artifacts every couple of patches, things do get a bit complicated. In this section, I will save you some time as I’ve set this up for maximum performance for thisKaeya and Rosaria Melt Build.
Lavawalker
For a team with two Pyro characters, and a guaranteed reverse Melt comp setup,Lavawalkerbecomes a very solid choice. It either grants 35% all damage multiplier against enemies affected by Pyro, or gives nothing against enemies with no Pyro aura. This is an issue in domains and Abyss floors that add energy drain or cooldown increase debuffs on you. Your main source of Pyro is Elemental Skill and Elemental Burst of Pyro units. However, in a standard setup that doesn’t mess with Elemental Burst availability,Lavawalkeris just a perfect choice to go with.
If you playHu Taoin the other half of the Abyss, then you are likely to farm the domain ofLavawalker.Hu Taouses the other set dropped from this domain, and you will be left with manyLavawalkerpieces in your inventory anyway.
Assuming perfect rotation, and elemental application,Lavawalkeris at least 3% better than any other option. However, it only provides a raw damage bonus, conditionally with no other utility. So other options with utility can compete with it, even with slightly less damage.
Emblem of Severed Fate
The new Artifact set which came with the Inazuma patch is suitable for the Elemental Burst playstyle. It grants Energy Recharge, and gives Elemental Burst damage bonus depending on how much Energy Recharge the character has. With a character like Rosaria who relies mainly on Elemental Burst, it’s a perfect fit. That’s especially true with the help it provides to generate energy for maximum uptime of Elemental Burst.
With merely 140% Energy Recharge,Emblem of Severed Fatecan compete with other sets in terms of damage. It outshines them in terms of Burst uptime, so I’d sayEmblem of Severed Fateis the standard set for Rosaria, as well asKaeyaandXiangling. So you can farm one domain and equip almost the entire party.
Hybrid set
There are four artifact sets you’re able to mix and match, handpicking the best pieces of each set to get better sub stats. That option is likely the option every free to play player leans towards. It costs less Resin to use Hybrid sets, and the damage output can be the equivalent or even better than full sets. These sets are:
Blizzard Strayerfor 15% Cryo Damage bonus,Noblesse Obligefor 20% Elemental Burst damage,Gladiator’s Finaleor Shimenawa’s Reminiscence for 18% Attack. There’s a fifth option inWanderer’s Troupefor 80 Elemental Mastery. But that’s only good if you don’t use an Elemental Mastery weapon such as Dragon’s Bane.
Rosaria Melt Build Talent Skills
Spear of the Church Performs rapid 5 attacks, with wide swings, and vertical hits. Rosaria has actually a good Normal attack combo, that helps her physical builds. However in a quick swap build, melt comp, it’s irrelevant so we don’t end up using it.
Ravaging Confession A dash that can cut through enemies, and a backstab Rosaria performs by using her elemental skill. The skill hits twice, with two different modifiers, and usually it’s hard to Melt both hits. The second hit has a higher multiplier, but is harder to Melt because the first hit likely will consume most of the Pyro aura. You can test some rotations to Melt both hits, but it’s a huge effort, and messes with team energy generation.
There are other unique mechanics tied with Elemental Skill, which give it a utility more important than direct damage. Rosaria buffs her own Crit Rate by 12% upon landing the backstab on the backside of the enemy. This buff can then be snapshotted with her Burst, for higher overall damage. Landing backstab on the backside of the enemy is harder on larger enemies, as the dash can’t go through them. It requires you to position her perfectly behind enemies just before you cast an elemental skill.
Ravaging Confession has a very short cooldown of a mere 6 seconds, so it helps greatly with a quick-swap playstyle. 6 seconds is less than the time needed to cast the entire team’s elemental skills and bursts, so you have the option to cast it twice in one rotation. Or cast it once on cooldown without a full rotation (e.g. while both Skill and Burst of Xiangling are on cooldown).
Usually, you will feed Cryo particles fromKaeyato Rosaria, to keep quick swapping nonstop. However, casting all Cryo talents in a row can consume all Pyro aura, and replace it with Cryo instead. This will not allow of Melting both Rosaria andKaeya’s attacks. The solution to this is casting Bennett’s Skill in betweenKaeyaand Rosaria’s. Which in turn make Xiangling not collect the Pyro particles from Bennett, so do it only ifXiangling’s burst is already full.
Rites of Termination Rosaria has a very strong elemental burst, that has no internal cooldown. It ticks every two seconds, and you may melt every tick of it. At zero Constellations, Rites of Termination lasts for 8 seconds, ticking 4 times total. But at C2, the duration is extended to 12 seconds, with a total of 6 ticks, that’s why C2 is a massive damage upgrade. Two seconds is a generous amount of time to re-apply pyro aura, even withKaeyamelting his attacks as well.
The most tricky part about Rosaria’s elemental burst in this composition is positioning. Since we don’t get to freeze enemies, they can simply, walk away from it. So you need to cast it on top of ranged enemies since melee enemies will chase after you anyway. Against enemies capable of teleporting, it’s better to hold until they teleport, then use it. That way you ensure enemies get more hits before they move away.
Rites of Termination snapshot Rosaria stats on cast, and last the entire duration. So depending on your rotation, you are able to catch all the buffs the team provides, and get to abuse full damage. These buffs are: Rosaria’s self-buff of 12% Crit Rate,Bennettattack buff, then eitherNoblesse ObligeAttack buff orInstructorEM buff, depending on which you use onBennett.
Snapshotting
There’s another buff Rosaria gives to the team, and not herself, upon casting Elemental Burst. Its Crit Rate buff equals 15% of her own Crit Rate. It takes into consideration the self-buff from the Elemental Skill. That means if Rosaria has a 60% Critical Rate in her character sheet, she gets another 12% from the Skill cast, for a total of 72%. Then she gives 15% of that as a Crit Rate for the entire party, which is 10.8%.
That’s an amazing boost in team damage, especially in a situation with a second damage dealer such asKaeya. The buff generated with Elemental Burst lasts for 10s, which is usually enough to snapshot into other characters' Bursts.
Rosaria can snapshot all buffs by herself, and also allows other characters to snapshot her own buff. This creates a paradox, where you want to use Rosaria last in the rotation to max out her own damage, but also you want to use her first to buff all of the other characters. This is mostly resolved with a quick swap playstyle. Mostly, you want to use her last in the first rotation, since that will max her damage. Then you will have enough time in the second rotation to snapshot her buff withKaeya.
Kaeya’s Burst has a 15-second cooldown, so you can use his Burst early on in the rotation, and Rosaria bursts late in the rotation. That way, Rosaria’s buff starts late, andKaeya’s burst ends its cooldown and is ready before Rosaria’s buff ends.
Finally, if Rosaria doesn’t have enough ER, you might want to alternate your second rotation to funnel energy fromKaeya’s E to Rosaria.
Rosaria Melt Build Team Composition
Genshin Impacthas a unique playstyle that relies on switching characters and chaining combos across these characters. So a solid part of Rosaria’s build is knowing which characters will accompany her, and what roles they will play.
In this section, I’ll fill you in on some of the best characters that synergize well with this build. It’s universally recommended for you to use a five-star support character, but our build could be done with four-star characters only as well. There’s hardly any five-star characters (at zero constellations) worth putting in our quick swap setup, if you don’t have one then it’s not a lost cause.
Kaeyain our Reverse Melt team is not a support, not a sub DPS, and is also not an enabler. He is the second DPS character with a similar or identical build to Rosaria. That requires much investment for endgame content of course, but he can start slow at early game, and you keep building him from there. He’s a guaranteed character so every player has him, and he works perfectly fine without any constellations. So he will establish his strong presence in the team from quite early on.
You can buildKaeyafor reaction damage, Burst Damage, or a general Cryo Damage multiplier. You can give him pieces left from Rosaria, or build a different set entirely.
Go straight forEMon Sands,Cryo Damageon Goblet, andCrit RateorCrit Damageon headpiece as main stats. For the sub stats, focus onAttack, andCrit RateorCrit Damage.If you are using a weapon with EM though (such asIron Sting, or Freedom-Sworn) you should switch to % Attack Sands. The reason is to not get massive diminishing returns from EM, sinceKaeyadoesn’t Melt every hit from his combo.
With two Cryo characters, andKaeya’s Ascension stat of Energy Recharge, you will rarely suffer Energy Recharge problems.Kaeyacan use theEmblem of Severed Fateset, without any Energy Recharge stat from the main or sub stats. At level 80/90, he has a 26.7% ER, thenEmblem of Severed Fatecomes with a 20% on its own, for a total of 46.7% ER. That’s enough to makeEmblemhis best set, while still usingAttackorEMas the main stat on Sands, andCritstat on the weapon. It’s a huge advantage that makes him very strong.
If you are a newer player, without many weapon options available, you can equipKaeyawith the three-star weaponHarbinger of Dawn. This weapon beats most of the four-star weapons in terms of damage. With one caveat being it requiresKaeya’s HP to stay over 95% all the time. It gives both a high Critical Rate and Critical Damage, which elevates all damage.
With Bennett healing only up to 70%, and no shield source on the team, it’s impossible to recoverKaeyaover 95% HP once he gets hit. So your only option with theHarbinger of Dawnis to never letKaeyatake damage. It might seem easier on paper, with a quick-swap team, whereKaeyastays for very little time on the field. However, it needs so much practice, because one mistake can cost you damage for the entire floor.
If you don’t want to deal with such a hassle, you can craftIron Sting. It gives a little less damage but provides more consistency. However, that weapon is only a starting point and not a great option for DPS in the long run. Keep it as a placeholder, until you get the true best four-star,Lion’s Roar.
Lion’s Roaris a massive upgrade over any free weapon, especially on higher refinement. That’s mainly due to the passive that gives a straight damage multiplier to all enemies affected by Pyro. The bonus gets up to 36% at refinement level 5, which makes it a very good weapon to pull, if you ever spend primogems on a weapon banner.
UseLion’s Roarfor all intents and purposes, and replace it only if you get theMistsplitter Reforged, or Primordial Jade Cutter. These are the only five stars worth using onKaeya’s reverse melt setup. They are still not worth spending real money to get, asKaeya’s DPS is only a portion of the team’s DPS, so the impact they make is not huge.
Of course you can useBlackcliff LongswordorThe Black Sword, if you don’t haveLion’s Roar. However, they are not optimal, and results in less DPS. To check my damage calculation on different weapons and artifacts, feel free to take a look at thisKaeya Google spreadsheet.
Kaeyaneeds theEmblem of Severed FateArtifact set. It boosts Kaeya’s own Elemental Burst damage, and makes him regenerate energy faster. It’s overall the best DPS, especially withKaeya’s Energy Recharge ascension stat.
However, if Rosaria takes most of the good pieces, andKaeyais left with somewhat understated pieces, you can resort to a hybrid setup. With 2 pieces ofBlizzard Strayerand two pieces ofNoblesse Oblige, damage can somewhat compete withEmblem of Severed Fate. A hybrid set also gives a chance to have better sub stats, since you are free to pick only the best pieces from each set.
HavingXianglingis a must in this team, especially on higher Constellations, with C4 being the most important. That’s an easy requirement to meet, sinceXianglingis a guaranteed character, from clearing the Spiral Abyss third floor. She has been featured in many limited banners, and older players will have enough copies of her.
WhatXianglingdoes is applies a Pyro aura constantly with her Burst. Said burst has a high energy cost of 80, but theEmblem of Severed FateArtifact set solves the entire problem.
We buildXianglingas a support or sub DPS, depending on how much resin we are willing to spend on domains to equip a third character. She can snapshot her Burst if cast withinBennett’s own Burst, and the damage increase lasts for the entire duration. She can snapshot Rosaria’s Crit buff, as well asNoblesse Obligebuff. She can also increase team DPS, if you have spare resources to spend on her.
For the main stat, we give herCrit Rate/Crit DamageCirclet,Pyro Damage bonusGoblet, andEnergy RechargeSands. For sub stats, we take all% Attack,Crit Rate/Crit Damage,andEnergy Rechargewe can get.
With theEmblem of Severed Fateset, andBennett, Energy requirement forXianglinggoes down a little. You can get away with 180% Energy Recharge, if you learn how to funnel energy fromBennettto her. However, it’s safer to go over 200%ER. This provides a 50% Burst damage multiplier, which is a massive increase over anything elseXianglingcould acquire from any other set.
In version 2.0, the number of Polearm choices forXianglinghas increased a lot and she’s got so much flexibility with them. New weapons such as The Catch can be the best option forXianglingas a sub DPS role. However, players are given only one copy of The Catch, and bothXianglingand Rosaria can use it, so you have a tough choice to make.
Xianglingcan do well withFavonius Lance, however especially at high refinement, as it provides the entire party with energy particles. It has a high base attack among the four-star weapons, and a decentEnergy Rechargesub stat. It will also double down as more Burst uptime, and more damage withEmblem of Severed Fate.If you have theFavonius Lance,Xianglingcan use it and it will free up The Catch for Rosaria to use. However, if Rosaria has a better weapon, then give The Catch back toXianglingfor more damage.
If I have not mentionedEmblem of Severed Fateenough times, let me say it once more. It’s the best set for all support characters with high energy recharge, andXianglingis not an exception. It alone takes her an entire rank up in any tier list, whether as support or sub DPS.
You would be farming the same domain to equip Rosaria andKaeyaanyway, so you will end up with spare pieces.Xianglingdoesn’t have to get the best ones, since she’s mostly a support. So just give her good main stats, and let the sub stats slide. The most important thing here is to hit 200% ER to burst on cooldown, then everything else is forgivable.
Bennettfills the second pyro role, to give the team Pyro resonance, but he also plays as a healer and a buffer. One more thing he adds toXianglingis generating Pyro elemental particles by rapid use of his Elemental Skill. He becomes more useful at Recharging Energy forXiangling, just usingBennett’s Elemental Skill and switching quickly toXianglingto collect generated particles.
In this team, verify to castBennett’s Elemental Burst first, then by using the Burst of other teammates.Xiangling, Rosaria, andKaeyaare all characters that can snapshot the Attack buff fromBennett’s Burst, so they get full damage for the entire duration.
We buildBennettwith offensive stats if we can. If we are obsessed with optimization and min-maxing, we can set upBennettto Forward Melt his Burst for one additional big number. But it’s not necessary, and we can buildBennettin the cheapest way possible.
We focus onEnergy Rechargeto maximize the uptime of his Elemental Burst.Bennett’s Attack buff scales with hisBase Attack,which comes from levelling and Ascending him, and his weapon, and is not affected by theAttackstat on Artifacts. So we should give him a weapon with a good base attack. To maximize his healing, we have the option to give himHPstats.
The main stats onBennettgoes as follows:Crit Rate/Dmgon Circlet,Pyro Damage Bonuson Goblet, and either% HPor% Attackon Sands. It depends on whether you need more healing, or whether you want to maximize damage in a short rotation. Stick withHPandEnergy Rechargefor sub stats as much as possible.
All Energy recharge weapons forBennettare decent. Both four stars,Favonius SwordandSacrificial Swordare great for the job. They do higher damage and healing for the entire party if his Elemental Burst is up on cooldown, andEnergy Rechargeis great for this. The three-star weaponSkyrider Swordcan work as a substitute, as it has Energy Recharge as well. But if you have been a long-time player and played through the event “Dragonspine” during 1.1 patch time, you got theFestering Desireweapon from the event.Festering Desireis a better weapon forBennett, as it increases his damage as well asEnergy Recharge. Clearing the event gave a maximum refinement version, which makes it a much better weapon.
If you have got a five-star Sword that no DPS character is using, you can give it toBennett. The increase in base attack will translate to a higher attack buff for the entire party, and yield a huge damage boost. That’s especially true if you’ve got aSkyward Blade, which has a high base attack, andEnergy Rechargesub stat.
Bennettis a classic support character who prefers good oldNoblesse Oblige, to grant attack buff for the entire party. The buff can be snapshotted in similar fashion toBennett’sbuff from Burst.
You have reached the end of the Guide. We hope you found this build useful, and hopefully it gives you a good idea of how to maximize Rosaria and Kaeya’s potential.
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