Other than relying on Elemental Reactions, however, players can also aim to get copies of Yae Miko to unlock her Genshin Impact Constellations. This article will explain the worth of each of Yae Miko’s Constellations before Travelers spend their Primogems.

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Is Getting Yae Miko Constellations Worth It In Genshin Impact?

Yes, getting Yae Miko’s Constellations is worth it in Genshin Impact. Her C2 and C6 are her best Constellations since they help maximize her DMG, especially when she’s off-field. For players that aren’t planning to go all out on Yae, reaching her C2 is enough progression to get more DMG on her Elemental Skill.

C1 - Yakan Offering

Effect: Each time Great Elemental Burst activates a Tenko Thunderbolt, Yae Miko will restore 8 Elemental Energy for herself. Importance: High

People should not underestimate Yae Miko’s Elemental Burst in Genshin Impact. While it’s great, it also requires 90 energy to get it back. That requirement can be met with different methods, like having two Electro units in the same team, buff Yae’s Energy Recharge, or, unlocking her first Constellation, which will regenerate up to 24 Energy.

C2 - Fox’s Mooncall

Effect: Elemental Skill start at Level 2 when created, their max level is increased to 4, and their attack range is increased by 60%. Importance: Priority

C2 Yae Miko increases her DMG and range. This helps enhance Yae’s role as an off-field Sub-DPS.

C4 - Sakura Channeling

Effect: When Elemental Skill’s lightning hits opponents, the Electro DMG Bonus of all nearby party members is increased by 20% for 5s. Importance: Low

Unfortunately, Yae’s Constellations can’t continue to be perfect with one after the other. C4 Yae Miko offers a small amount of Electro DMG to her team for five seconds as long as her Elemental Skill hits an enemy.

C6 - Forbidden Art: Daisesshou

Effect: Elemental Skill will ignore 60% of the opponent’s DEF. Importance: Priority

Unsurprisingly, here is where the true power resides. Players who got C6 Yae Miko can now enjoy her ignoring a whopping 60% of enemies’ DEF on her Elemental Skill. That kind of DMG combined with the Electro and Dendro reaction in Genshin Impact will provide some crazy off-field numbers and add more effectiveness to the team.

Genshin Impact is now available on Mobile, PC, PS4, and PS5. A Switch version is in development.