Finding a team for Ineffa is always easy, as she’s one of the most versatile characters in Genshin Impact. Although her ability to switch Electro-charged reactions into Lunar-charged looks complicated, all that Ineffa needs is another Hydro character in her team to enjoy most of what her enhanced reaction can offer. That being said, there are other layers when it comes to building Ineffa’s teams, so here are Ineffa’s best teams in Genshin Impact.
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Here are some examples of Ineffa’s teams in Genshin Impact:
Since Ineffa primarily boosts Lunar-charged, she needs to have a Hydro character in her team. You’ll be fine running a dedicated Lunar-charged team, too, since the reaction takes into consideration the entire team’s Lunar-charged DMG as the final DMG count.
As Ineffa wants Lunar-charged reactions, you can build Ineffa’s team with strong Electro DPS characters like Varesa in Genshin Impact. She will keep hitting her Plunge attacks while Ineffa and Furina do the off-field Electro and Hydro application.
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Since Varesa is a powerful DPS in Genshin Impact, having both Furina and Xilonen notably increases her DPS without interfering with the team’s DMG. Ineffa gives the team enough Elemental Mastery to generate good Lunar-charged numbers, while Xilonen shreds enemies’ resistance to Electro to further improve the Lunar-charged reaction DMG.
Chasca is a character who takes all the team’s elements and blends them into one attack. She then adds her Swirl reactions to trigger them again into different kinds of reactions. This is a perfect setup for an Ineffa team as Chasca drives all the reactions and participates alongside Furina in Ineffa’s Lunar-charged reactions.
You can replace Bennett with Iansan to focus the team’s reactions only on Lunar-charged. Iansan pairs nicely with Chasca, since Chasca can move easily while Iansan rocks the Scroll of the Hero of Cinder City set, which increases the team’s DMG by up to 40%.
Although she focuses more on Lunar-charged, adding Ineffa to Hyperbloom teams in Genshin Impact is not a bad idea. This team is rich in Elemental Mastery (EM) because of Nahida’s EM buff, Dendro Resonance’s EM buff, and Ineffa’s EM buff. All of these factors create a team that mainly focuses on triggering and maximizing every Hyperbloom and Lunar-charged reaction in Genshin Impact. Nahida also participates in another step to boost the Hyperbloom reaction by shredding enemies’ resistance to Dendro by having the Deepwood Memories set.
With Yelan and Ineffa’s strong off-field Hydro and Electro application, Alhaitham can comfortably take the main DPS role and keep enabling Dendro for both characters to create Bloom and trigger it into Hyperbloom DMG. Yelan and Ineffa are the only characters who can trigger the Lunar-charged reactions, but that’s no issue as they have a strong Crit value alongside the team’s EM buffs.
Ineffa works nicely with F2P team comps as well, especially when teaming her with characters that love the Electro-charged reaction, like Ororon and Ifa in Genshin Impact. On the other hand, Xingqiu enjoys a massive off-field Hydro application that works well with Ifa’s Elemental Skill duration. Both Ifa and Xingqiu will offer the team decent sustainability, while Ororon will buff everyone’s DMG with his Scroll of the Hero of Cinder City set.
This Ineffa F2P team is good and has a lot of variations by simply switching a character with another that performs almost the same, if not better. You can switch Ifa with Sucrose or Heizou, as both characters can successfully do what Ifa does on the field. As for Ororon, you can switch him with characters like Fischl or Beidou. Both Electro characters have some of the best off-field Electro-Enabling abilities. In conclusion, it’s easy to build an Ineffa F2P team in Genshin Impact.
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September 28, 2020
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