In this land blanketed by silver and white, the ice and snow silently tell an untold story. Her name is Ayaka, a wielder of ice elementals armed with a long-handled weapon. Her presence is like a faint, cool sigh bestowed upon this land by nature itself.
Though she may not be the dazzling protagonist, she has a unique way of illuminating the entire party. Her elemental skills are like the biting cold that seeps into the heart during winter, gradually wearing down the enemy’s resistance. Her elemental burst, however, is like a warm fire in the cold winter, bringing hope of survival to her teammates.
As a Sub-DPS, she is like a candle in the darkness—unobtrusive yet vital. Her presence infuses the party with a sharp, refreshing energy. When ice and water elemental characters are present in the party, she subtly lowers the enemy’s resistance, a quiet yet profound change, much like the sharp edge of an ice blade in the dead of winter.
Among her talents, her elemental skill “Kamisato Art: Kabuki” is the most deserving of prioritization. It not only deals direct damage but also creates a better combat environment for the entire party. Her elemental burst “Kamisato Art: Senho” follows closely, capable of healing allies while granting the party the strength to survive the cold. As for her normal attack “Kamisato Art: Haku,” it is the last to be upgraded, as it is the least important part of her overall output.
In terms of weapon selection, she is best suited for weapons that maximize her output. “The Flavor of Fate” is the optimal choice, as it not only increases her critical damage but also provides an additional attack boost to the party when healing. This weapon’s effect is like an icy symphony, bringing life to the frozen landscape. If this dedicated weapon is unavailable, “The Catch” is a decent alternative. It increases her attack based on her maximum HP, making it particularly valuable when she needs greater survivability.
The choice of Sacred Relics should be determined by the overall composition of the party. “The Strings of Heaven” is the best choice for maximizing personal damage, enhancing her elemental skill damage like a sharp sword in the cold winter. “The Archaic Petra” and “The Former Glory of the Four Winds” are more team-oriented choices, providing broader support for the party. For newcomers, “The Blizzard Strayer” and “The Gladiator’s Finale” are more reliable options.
In terms of team recommendations, she is most suited to join parties centered around ice elementals. Shenhe, Fischl, and Layla are her ideal partners. Together, they are like a meticulously choreographed ice ballet, performing flawlessly on the battlefield. She can also play a crucial role in water elemental teams, pairing with characters like Tartaglia and Kamisato Ayato, much like a symphony in the depths of winter.
In this icy land, her presence is like a warm light. She doesn’t need to be the most dazzling figure, but her arrival brings a glimmer of hope to the party in the cold. Her story awaits to be written, and the question is—have you prepared to invite her into your party?
On this icy land of Teyvat, Ayaka’s story continues. She may not be the most dazzling presence, but her existence brings a touch of cool hope to the party. On this cold land, her story awaits to be written, and the question is—have you prepared to invite her into your party?