
In Genshin impact, Dendro support Lauma is a buffer whose buffs focus on Bloom and all sorts of reactions with the cores she creates. Her passive abilities trigger the "buds" she creates to deal critical damage. She relies on Lunar Reaction to gain levels of Verdant Dew, which she then converts into damage buffs.
The girl is easy to build, gameplay, does not require special investments to extract maximum efficiency in battle. As a combat unit, she can provide an application of the element and replace the healer in the team if there is C1. Due to belonging to the Nod-Krai, the priestess is able to reveal the effect of the Ascendant Gleam in the team if there is a second character from the frost region.
| Rating | S+ position in tier lists |
| Rarity | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ |
| Appeared in-game | September 10, 2025 (patch 6.0) |
| How to Get the Character | Character Event Banner |
| Element | Dendro |
| Weapon | Catalyst: |
| Gender | Female |
| Affiliation | Frostmoon Scions |
| Constellation | Silver Deer |
| Home region | Nod-Krai |
| Birthday | March 1 |
| Zodiac sign | Fish |
| Age | presumably about 27 years old |
| Height | 170 сm |
| Special dish | Whisper in the Woods |
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How to Get the Character
The Priestess will be featured in the Phase 2 Moonsong of the Thicket event banner. the patch 6.5, which will take place April 28 to May 19, 2026. Along with it, the signature catalyst "Mirror of the Nightspinner" will appear in the parallel weapon prayer.
Follow the banner schedule, so as not to miss Lauma's rerun and the release of new heroes.
Strengths and Weaknesses

Priestess takes the buffering role under Dendro Reaction, taking the power of such compositions to a new level, making her virtually indispensable in her groups. Players uninterested in this style of gameplay will struggle to realize her potential, and her usefulness will be limited to comfortable exploration.
| Strengths | Weaknesses |
| "Refreshes" Bloom. To some extent, the priestess revives the old reaction, allowing the created cores to inflict more damage on opponents. Will become an absolute boost to damage dealers who play from the buds. | Narrow profile buffer. Compared to Dendro Archon Nahida, which has decent buffs for all types of reactions with Dendro, the priestess is more focused on playing with Bloom. |
| Convenient movement. When charged, she takes the form of the Spirit Messenger and makes large dashes, allowing her to close huge distances. | Weak consts up to C6. The heroine receives an update to her own skill set and a wider use of the lunar reaction only at a full constellation, and before that gives relatively low buff percentages. |
| Not demanding in her build. Being a buffer, it only requires two stats, which makes it easier to assemble sets with the necessary parameters. | |
| Buffer and applicator. Combines 2 functions on the field, simplifying the process of selecting allies for the team. With the acquisition of C1, it also closes the healer slot. |
Best Lauma Builds in Genshin Impact

The build for Lauma is based on the scaling of her abilities and her role in the group. In the team, the priestess takes the place of a buffer-applicator, distributing buffs from her own Elemental mastery. In the build, you should give preference to this stat and in every possible way gain at least the threshold for revealing a full buff of the heroine's cores and skills.
Recommended Stats
The priority stat is Elemental Mastery, since all key skills deal damage and give buffs based on this stat. The secondary stat is Energy Regeneration, which affects the replenishment of the ultimate with elemental particles. The Priestess does not have an acute need for Crit DMG and Crit Rate, so she can focus on levelling other stats.
| Artifact | Stats |
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Flower of Life ![]() Main Stat: HP (fixed) |
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Plume of Death ![]() Main Stat: ATK (fixed) |
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Sands of Eon ![]() Main Stat: EM |
Secondary stats:
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Goblet of Eonothem ![]() Main Stat: EM |
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Circlet of Logos ![]() Main Stat: EM |
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What stats should be for a comfortable game:
- Elemental Mastery: 800+ to get the full bonus.
- Energy recharge: 180-200 units without Dendro Resonance, 160 units is allowed with a second hero of a similar element.
- Crit. mass (optional): It is advisable to get Crit Rate to at least 50% if you play with the Favonius Codex, critical damage is not important.
Top weapons
Weapons with Elemental mastery are best, but you can also consider analogs with ER to update the buff from the ult. In the passive feature, it is better to have broad buffs for all teams and increase important stats for groups through Blooming.
| Weapon | The effect | Recommendation |
![]() Nightweaver's Looking Glass |
When any nearby character activates the Lunar Bloom reaction, they gain Waxing Moon: their Elemental Mastery is increased by 60 for 10 sec. When dealing damage with a Dendro or Hydro Elemental Skill, gains Waning Moon: their Elemental Mastery is increased by 60 for 4,5 sec. When Waxing Moon and Waning Moon are active at the same time, Lunar Cycle is activated: the damage of all allies' Bloom reaction is increased by 120%, the Hyperbloom and Burgeon reaction damage is increased by 80%, and the Lunar Bloom reaction damage is increased by 40%. The effect does not stack. | Lauma's signature weapon provides a lot of buffs to teams through Bloom, while other reactions with the Dendro element receive less. |
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Base stat: 44-542 Elemental Mastery 58-265 |
These effects can stack up to 3 times. Additionally, Elemental Mastery of all nearby characters (other than the equipping character) is increased by 40 . If other party members also have this weapon, the effect stacks. |
A worthy replacement with a wide buff for the squad. Suitable for playing inside the team with all Dendro reactions thanks to the multifunctional passive. |
![]() Etherlight Spindlelute ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Main stat: 42-510 Energy recharge: 10-46% |
After using an elemental skill, the equipped character's Elemental Mastery increases by 100 for 20 sec. | Good equipment with ER and passive on Elemental mastery. Because of it, you can collect 700 units of stat and get the remaining 100 during the fight by activating E. |
![]() Blackmarrow Lantern |
Increases the equipping character's Bloom reaction damage by 48% and Lunar Bloom reaction damage by 12%. If the party's Lunar Phase is 2 or higher, the effect of Nascent Light is activated, further increasing the damage of Lunar Bloom reaction by 12%. The effect occurs even if the character is off-field. | An epic alternative, but only in Hydro+Dendro combinations together with Aino, since without the second Nod-Krai hero the passive does not work at all. |
![]() ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Base stat: 44-542 Elemental Mastery: 58-265 |
Increases Elemental Mastery by 100-200 . When the equipping character creates a shield, Mirror of Night is activated for 14 sec. (can be obtained once every 15 sec.): the active character's damage is increased by 28%-56%. | A good "plug" in terms of stats due to the necessary characteristics and passive, which gives additional units of Elemental mastery. However, the priestess will not be able to fully reveal the bonus, since she is not able to create a shield. |
![]() ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Base stat: 41-454 Elemental Mastery 48-220 |
Hitting an enemy with an elemental skill has a 40-80% chance to instantly reset the cooldown of this ability. The effect works every 30-16 seconds. | Considered due to the good Elemental mastery parameter and the ability to quickly update the E. If the catalyst passive is triggered during the rotation, do not rush to activate the elemental skill again, but leave it for the rotation update with the explosion of the elements. |
⭐⭐⭐⭐ Base stat: 42-510 Energy recharge 10%-45,9% |
Trigerring an Elemental Reaction grants the equipping character an effect that increases Elemental Mastery by 24-36 , but reduces attack power by 5%. The effect can occur once every 0,3 seconds and stacks up to 5 times. If you do not trigger Elemental Reactions, one effect level is lost once every 6 seconds. The effect occurs even if the character is off-field. | A free weapon option for playing with applicators and constantly calling reactions on the field. Suitable for various interactions with Dendro. |
![]() ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Base stat: 44–565 Elemental Mastery 24-110 |
After invoking an elemental reaction for 10 sec. increases elemental damage bonus by 8-16%. Stacks up to 2 times. | Useful passive effect, but poor indicator of an important stat. Suitable for the first time as an accessible catalyst. |
![]() ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Normal attack: 42-510 Energy recharge: 10%-45.9% |
Critical hits have a 60%-100% chance to create elemental particles that restore 6 energy every 12-6 sec. | A profitable book that allows you to quickly gain ult and generate particles for the entire team. It is necessary to collect at least 50 Crit Rate on the priestess for correct operation. |
You can find out the overall rating of all equipment in the game using weapon tier list.
Artifact Rating
Artifacts on Lauma can be combined to achieve an acceptable amount of Elemental mastery in the build. Full sets of four parts with the buffer passive revealed are the most preferable.
| Artifacts | Effects | Recommendation |
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2 Piece: +15% to Dendro damage. 4 Piece: Hitting an enemy with an elemental skill or elemental burst reduces enemy's Dendro resistance by 30% for 8 sec. The effect occurs even if the character is off-field. |
The buff stacks with the heroine's passive resistance cut, allowing you to equip a full set without losing effectiveness. In most squads, we recommend putting it on rather than the signature set, especially if you plan to play with Dendro the damage dealer. |
![]() ⭐⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ |
2 Piece: Increases Energy Recharge rate by 20%. 4 Piece: Dealing elemental damage causes the Moonglare effect to occur for 8 seconds: if the party's Moonsign is Nascent Gleam/Ascendant Gleam, all party members' Elemental Mastery is increased by 120. The party's Moonshine reaction damage is increased by 10% for each different Moonglare effect active. The effect occurs even if the character is off-field. |
A promising set for the future, granting ER and Elemental mastery when assembled into four pieces. Directly enhances the team's Lunar Reactions, but requires a Nod-Krai ally. |
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Night of the Sky's Unveiling (Gilded Dreams/Flower of Paradise Lost) ![]() |
2 Piece: Elemental Mastery +80 2 Piece: +20% energy recovery speed. |
2x2 build with useful stats. You can combine sets on Elemental mastery to reach 800 units or on ER with the search for the necessary additional characteristics. |
Teams

The best teams for Lauma are groups with Hydro and Dendro characters, which not only allow the heroine to reveal herself, but also receive the greatest boost. All interaction within the team is based on triggering Bloom with the creation of nuclei that can trigger critical damage when exploding. The priestess's team must necessarily have a Hydro applicator or damage dealer capable of maintaining the status, and the heroine herself can act as a "bud" generator.
It is more difficult to create a strong team with Hyperbloom and Bloom, since in addition to the interaction of key elements, Pyro or Electro are included in the group. Damage dealers on these reactions may have a dependence on the ATK stat, not Elemental mastery, which is why the damage from the core rupture will be calculated incorrectly. It is important to create Dendro cores in time for the correct operation of the priestess's buffs, which will not always coincide with a comfortable rotation.
Suitable Heroes
Heroes that have the most synergy with the Priestess:
| Character | Element | Weapon | Interaction |
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Nefer | Dendro | Catalyst: | Nefer's signature main damage dealer. He also represents the Autonomous Region, playing off the same reaction and element. Together, they form a strong core team, complemented by various supports. |
Columbina | Hydro | Catalyst: | The best Hydro support. Provides stable status with E, without forcing you to adjust to the timing of your ultimate, and makes it easier to stack Dew. With it, Lauma can always activate a charged elemental skill when teamed with Nefer. |
Jahoda | Anemo | Bow | She's not needed by herself for a Priestess, but in a group with Nefer she can act as a last-slot support if Furina, with her high damage output, is used as a Hydro sub-DD. |
Nilou | Hydro | One-handed sword | Leads the game from the creation of Bloom cores. Synergizes well with the heroine, has its own reaction buff, increasing the radius of the explosion of buds and damage. |
Dendro | Claymore | Cannot independently apply Dendro element without ult, which is why it requires the support of the corresponding characters. The skill set has a lot of enhancements for the created cores. | |
Nahida | Dendro | Catalyst: | A strong buffer for all Dendro reactions, which is recommended to be equipped in the team for additional gain. However, at C2, Nahida may have a "conflict" in Crit DMG of nuclear explosions under the effect of the skill. |
Xingqiu | Hydro | One-handed sword | A powerful elemental applicator of epic rarity. The pocket skill requires the active hero to use normal attacks to work. |
Yelan | Hydro | Bow | In addition to the status, it provides a buff, which is beneficial for squads with a pronounced main damage dealer. |
Kokomi | Hydro | Catalyst: | Area of effect applicator with healing. When playing through the ult, it can be a Hydro element driver. |
Damage dealers and sub-dd
Other companions that are present on the battlefield or hit from the pocket:
Supports
Shieldmen and allies with healing:
| Character 1 | Character 2 | Character 3 |
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Thoma (Pyro, spear) | Shinobu (Electro, one-handed sword) | Barbara (Hydro, catalyst) |
Kirara (Dendro, one-handed sword) | Baizhu (Dendro, catalyst) |
Top Teams
The heroine interacts best with damage dealers from Bloom. As an alternative, without losing efficiency, you can consider active Hyperbloom with constant renewal of effects or rare groups of Bloom.
Bloom
Groups with the best synergy, where the priestess provides all the necessary buffs to her allies:
| Character 1 | Character 2 | Character 3 | Character 4 | Features |
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Nefer | Lauma | Columbina | Nahida | A premium team with Nefer. There's no healer here; healing is provided by equipping Columbina with Prototype: Yantar and, ideally, the first constellation Lauma. |
Nefer | Lauma | Columbina | Baizhu Yaoyao Berry (C6) | This team is weaker than the group above, but more comfortable in combat thanks to a full-fledged healer in the fourth slot. Berry should only be taken at the sixth constellation, and equipped in the Memories of the Deep Lsea set. |
Nefer | Lauma | Furina | Nahida Yaoyao Baizhu | If Columbina isn't available, she can be replaced with Aino or Furina. The former, if she has an open C6, is a better choice, but at C2, Archon offers more value due to her personal damage, especially when paired with Baizhu. |
Nilou | Lauma | Nahida Collei (C2) | Columbina Kokomi | The best team for the priestess's primary reaction. As a damage dealer, Nylou provides her own buff to the cores, turning them into Seeds of Abundance with a larger damage radius. If the priestess has C1, then Columbina is best placed in the healer slot. |
Nilou | Lauma (C1) | Columbina | A strong combination with C1 Lauma, who will fill the healer slot, freeing up space for Kaveh. Columbina can also be equipped with Prototype: Amber to provide healing with her ultimate. |
Hyperbloom
Various combinations in which the Electro companion plays a key role:
| Character 1 | Character 2 | Character 3 | Character 4 | Recommendation |
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Alhaitham | Lauma | Yelan Xingqiu | Shinobu | Classic team with Alhaitam on Hyperbloom. Thanks to the critical damage from the explosion of the cores, the team's damage will increase. As applicators, Xingqiu and Yelan create a strong core of the group, and the periodic attacks of Shinobu's E allow the created buds to explode in time. |
Nahida | Lauma | Yelan Xingqiu | Shinobu Fischl Raiden in Elemental mastery | A group with Nahida the driver, who hits while on the field. Of the two, it is best to give the priestess the Memories of the Deep Forest set, since the Archon has more personal damage. Kuki is a priority because of the healing and the best explosion of nuclei, but if the heroine is Lauma C1, you can take Raiden or Fischl. |
Lauma | Yelan | Xingqiu | Shinobu Fischl Raiden in Elemental mastery | A Hydro Resonance composition where Lauma hits the field from the normal attacks, thereby single-handedly triggering the need for Dendro status. A significant part of the numbers here comes from the Hydro sub-dd alliance, which receive mutual reinforcements. |
Lauma | Xingqiu Yelan | Shinobu Fischl | Baizhu Yaoyao | A variation where the girl takes the driver role. It's best to use Gilded Dreams as a set, leaving Memories of the Deepwood for the support. The rest of the allies deal damage with personal damage or by creating and detonating cores. |
Neuvillette | Lauma | Ineffa Fischl Ororon | Combinations of multiple reactions allow you to stack Neuvilette's passive levels. If he's C0, it's better to take Ineffa, since she has a shield and will provide resistance to interruption. At C1 and higher, you can take any Electro sub-DD. | |
Lauma | Yelan Xingqiu | Ineffa | Not the strongest, but an acceptable option if you want to play in a group with several Nod-Krai heroes. One priestess does not have enough status from the pocket to significantly interfere with the reaction of Lunar-Charged, so additional damage from her will still be there. | |
Varesa Cyno | Lauma | Yaoyao Baizhu Xilonen | Mobile Electro damage dealers with Elemental mastery build, allowing to close reactions with cores. Varesa and Sayno have high damage on a single target, and thanks to the explosions of buds, the average damage in the team will increase. |
Bloom and Burn
Due to the specificity of these reactions, only a few characters in the game can fully implement them. It is not recommended to purposefully collect Lauma into such compositions, but it can be done if you really want to.
| Character 1 | Character 2 | Character 3 | Character 4 | Features |
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Kinich | Lauma | Mavuika Pyro MC | Thoma | The Priestess can take the position of an applicator who maintains the Bloom status while the damage dealer recharges his ability. If you have Mavuike in your squad, you can rotate through Archon's ult if Kinich's E is on cooldown. |
Lauma | Yelan Xingqiu | Nahida Collei (C2) | Mavuika Pyro MC Thoma | Group from Burgeon, where Thoma in EM, Pyro MC or Mavuika explode buds. Priestess actively uses normal attacks and acts as a driver, triggering the abilities of Hydro sub-dds. |
Extra Stats For Leveling
The main stat that increases as she levels up is Elemental mastery. She should definitely be leveled to 80 or given an 80/90 arc if you plan to circlet a talent, but reaching 90 isn't necessary, as her reactions in the group are usually covered by one of her allies, not by herself.

Leveling
Let's figure out where to find all the resources in the autonomous region and in what quantities they are required for the full development of the character.
Ascension
To ascend the character, you will need:
| Resource | Where to find it |
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Reward for defeating world and weekly bosses. |
![]() Immaculate Warrant x30 Frosted Mandate ×36 |
Dropped by Fatui of Nod-Kraya. |
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Dropped by Radiant Moonfly. |
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Specialty of Nod-Krai. |
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Events, chests, quests. |
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Almost all gaming activities and Ley Line Outcrops. |
Talents
Talents require books and materials from Trounce Domains:
| Resource | Where to find it |
![]() Guide to Moonlight ×21 Philosophies of Moonlight ×38 |
Talent books that are farmed in Nod-Krai Dungeon в Monday, Thursday и Sunday. |
![]() Immaculate Warrant x21 Frosted Mandate ×31 |
Reward for the battle with special members of Fatui. |
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Resource from the weekly boss Lord of the Exhausted Primordial Flame. |
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Prize for the main events of patches and the offering system. |
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Game currency. |
Skills

The Priestess is played as a buffer for the Dendro reactions in the party, relying on interaction with the Hydro element to create Lunar-Bloom. Based on the cores created, the heroine receives stacks of Verdant Dew, which she spends on a bonus for the entire party. After using the elemental burst, all inflorescences created during Bloom, Burgeon, Hyperbloom and Lunar-Bloom are strengthened and spend stacks of Gray Hymn.
Basic (Active) Skills
Let's look at all the heroine's activated skills with their recharge time and energy consumption:
Peregrination of Linnunrata
- Source of damage: ATK
- Duration of the Spirit Messenger form: 10 seconds
- Form rollback: 4 seconds
Normal attack: Three hits of Dendro element.
Charged attack: Takes the form of a Spirit Messenger for 10 seconds. Spends stamina to dash forward and gains resistance to interruption. After the priestess exits the form, this type of skill becomes a response. The strike is replaced with Invocation to the Spirits, a short spell with area-of-effect damage.
Plunging: Transforms into a ball of Dendro energy and deals area damage upon landing.
Runo: Dawnless Rest of Karsikko
- Source of damage: Elemental mastery
- Hoarfrost Shrine and Moonsong duration: 15 seconds
- Cooldown: 12 seconds
Tap: hits Dendro around him.
Hold: Requires at least 1 Verdant Dew to activate. Deals area damage to Dendro and releases another pulse with Lunar-Bloom damage. Each Verdant Dew spent grants Lauma 1 level of Moonsong. Up to 3 stacks of Verdant Dew can be spent. Additionally, an aura of the Hoarfrost Shrine is formed around the character, dealing damage every 2 seconds.
Charges Songs of the Moon after the explosion the elements turn into Blue hymn. Each Verdant Dew spent grants 1 stack of Moonsong.
Runo: All Hearts Become the Beating Moon
- Source of damage: Elemental mastery
- Cooldown: 15 seconds
- Enegry consumption: 60.
- Duration of 1 level of the Blue Hymn: 15 seconds
Sings a song and gains 18 stacks of Blue Hymn. Casting this ultimate while either having Song of the Moon or gaining this status within 15 seconds of using Elemental Burst will exchange all Song stacks for six stacks of Blue Hymn per stack of Song. This effect only activates once per Elemental Burst used, including 15 seconds after using it.
Blue Hymn — When dealing damage with Bloom, Hyperbloom, Burgeon, or Lunar-Bloom, 1 level of the Anthem is spent and increases the damage dealt proportionally to the priestess's Elemental mastery. When hitting multiple enemies, the effect levels are spent according to the number of targets hit. The duration of each stack is calculated separately.
Passive Skills
Moon Priestess buff abilities that do not require activation during combat:
Light for the Frosty Night
For 20 sec after using the priestess' elemental skill depending on Moonsign (number of Nod-Krai companions in the party) the team receives different buffs:
- Emerging Radiance (1 companion, the priestess herself): Burgeon, Hyperbloom, and Bloom damage becomes critical. Fixed critical hit chance is 15%, and critical damage is 100%. Critical chance of this buff can stack with similar effects.
- Ascendant Gleam (priestess + another Nod-Krai character): Lunar-Bloom's crit chance for all nearby characters is increased by 10% and crit damage is increased by 20%.
Cleansing for the Spring
For each unit of elemental mastery, the heroine receives buffs:
- Elemental skill damage is increased by 0,04% to a max of 32%.
- Spirit Messenger form cooldown (when charged) is reduced by 0,02%, to a max of 20%.
Moonsign Benediction Passive: Nature's Chorus
When party members activate the Bloom reaction, it turns into Lunar-Bloom, and the base damage of the Lunar-Bloom reaction is increased by 0,0175 % for each point of Elemental Mastery. The maximum damage increase is 14 %.
When the heroine is in the party, the party's Moonsign level increases by 1.
Prayers for the Forest
Marks Nod-Krai specialties on the minimap. Has a special connection with small animals under the influence of kuuvahki. These include:
- When you meet a badger, it starts digging the ground and sharing the meat it has collected.
- The Coldhorn Deer rears up and heals the entire party.
- Dumbhorn breaks the nearby rainbow crystals and brings it back as a gift.
It's easy to recognize an animal with which special interaction is possible: upon contact, a blue sign resembling horns should appear.
Talent Leveling Order
Elemental Skill (E) > Explosion of the elements (Q) > Normal attacks.
Talent development priority:
- Elemental Skill — the main ability that the heroine uses during combat. Gives a buff and has the only attack in the entire skill set, Lunar-Bloom. As the level increases, the percentage damage from the priestess's Elemental mastery for the impulse and the Shrine of the Frost Thicket increases.
- Elemental Burst — the most important buffer skill, which is recommended to be leveled along with the skill. Stacks of the Blue Hymn, which provide a boost to Dendro reactions, increase the percentage of damage inflicted based on the level of the ability.
- Basic attacks are practically not included in the rotation. The form on a charged strike rolls back depending on the priestess's Elemental mastery and practically does no damage.
Constellations
| Name | The effect |
| 1: "O Lips, Weave Me Songs and Psalms" | After using Elemental Skill or Elemental Burst, gains Threads of Life for 20 sec. If any party member nearby activates Lunar Bloom while the effect is active, all the active characters nearby recover HP equal to 500% of Lauma's EM. Can occur once every 1,9 sec. Stamina consumption for Spirit Envoy is reduced by 40%, its maximum duration is increased by 5 sec. |
| 2: "Twine Warnings and Tales From the North" | Elemental Burst is enhanced:
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| 3: "Seek Not to Tread the Sly Fox's Path" | Elemental Skill level is increased by 3 (max lvl 15). |
| 4: "Nor Yearn for the Great Bear's Might" | When the attacks of the Shrine of the Frost Thicket from the elemental skill hit enemies, the heroine recovers 4 units of energy. Can occur once every 5 seconds. |
| 5: "If Truth May Be Subject to Witness" | Elemental Burst level is increased by 3 (max lvl 15). |
| 6: "I Offer Blood and Tears to the Moonlight" |
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The best constellations of Lauma are: C1, С2 и С6:
- The first constellation — in squads capable of creating cores based on the interaction of Dendro and Hydro, you can refuse a support healer and put a bonus applicator or a second character with buffs. In terms of the squad's economy, this is a fairly profitable constellation option, allowing the priestess to take two positions at once: buffer and healer.
- У The second constellation has high potential to become the best constellation due to the damage increase based on the priestess's Elemental mastery. Any buff described for the heroine is multiplied by two with the acquisition of this constellation.
- The sixth constellation allows you to fully reveal yourself as a sub-damage dealer. Lunar-Bloom is triggered not just once with the activation of E, but for each hit from the Shrine of the Frost Thicket, up to eight times per use. The buffer effect of the Blue Hymn lasts longer due to the fact that it is spent more slowly. With the acquisition of C6, basic attacks can be included in the rotation, since they will begin to inflict solid Dendro damage based on Elemental mastery.
How to play Lauma

Lauma's abilities are aimed at levelling up damage in teams with reactions based on Elemental mastery. To create Verdant Dew, on which all received buff levels are based, the interaction of Hydro and Dendro elements is necessary, thanks to which Lunar-Bloom is formed if there is a priestess in the team. To realize the full potential of the buffer character, it is necessary to consistently use her skills to convert stacks of buffs into charges of Gray Hymn.
Let's take a closer look at the existing statuses in the skill set:
- Verdant Dew — a general mechanic for Nod-Krai. Activates when cores are generated from Lunar-Bloom, up to three stacks.
- Song of the Moon - appears for the cost of one dew when using an elemental skill.
- Blue Hymn - the priestess gets 18 stacks for activation and another 18 if there are 3 levels of Song of the Moon, for a total of 36. This status is a damage bonus for Bloom, Burgeon, Hyperbloom and Lunar-Bloom and is consumed when dealing damage to an enemy from the core rupture.
- The Shrine of the Frost Thicket — an effect that follows the active character. Created by the priestess's E, it can cut 25% of resistance to Dendro and Hydro.
Skill Order: Create Lunar-Bloom Hydro and Dendro skills > Elemental Charged skill > Elemental Burst > main damage dealer action.
The rotation for the heroine is built like this:
- At the very beginning of the battle, create several cores from Hydro and Dendro abilities or hero attacks to earn Verdant Dew charges.
- Use the hold version of the elemental skill Priestess to convert all stacks of Dew into levels of Moonsong and deal area damage. Also summons Shrine of the Rime Thicket, dealing periodic area damage in pulses.
- Immediately cast Elemental Burst, which will convert Moonsong charges into 36 Glaucous Hymn, which can be applied to Bud Explosions, increasing their damage.
- Switch to the main damage dealer in the squad or continue the rotation.
Who is it for and do you need to spend spins?
Lauma in Genshin Impact "updates" the Bloom reaction to its lunar counterpart and increases outgoing damage due to the ability of the cores to crit when exploding. The heroine has a beautiful and smooth gameplay, a simple rotation, which will not trigger big problems for beginners. However, she is a rather narrowly focused buffer and many teams with her require event supports or damage dealers.
She is especially useful for those who want to strengthen the group of dancer Nilou with Bloom, and is also useful for some compositions with Hyperbloom or Burgeon.
When implementing the priestess, you must have at least one Hydro character who can constantly maintain the elemental status to create cores. The girl is unpretentious to equipment, but is unlikely to suit beginners or players without a pre-created team with all the conditions that require a "bud" buffer.
The signature and the first const bring many benefits to the heroine, and the choice between them depends on the needs of the group:
- The first constellation allows you to replace the healer slot with an additional buffer, applicator or reactor. Recommended for compositions where there is no healer or you want to remove one.
- Signature directly increases damage and increases an important stat for reactions. The best investment if the support will definitely stay in the squad and another heal is not needed.
For example, in Hyperbloom teams with Kuki It is always recommended to use the signature, and for combination with Nilou, if there is no signature of Archon Furina, in most cases it will be more profitable.
Trailers
The sorceress first appeared in the 'Moonlit Ballad of the Night' Teaser:

















Dendro
Catalyst:
Hydro
Jahoda
Anemo
Bow
One-handed sword
Dendro
Claymore


Bow















Yaoyao
Furina
Raiden in Elemental mastery
Ineffa
Ororon
Cyno
Xilonen
Yelan
Xingqiu












Which set should I put Laume in the Nefer pack if Columbine has Serenade? And which is better for the 4th slot, Kokomi or Sukrose?
Make a build for Lauma in DD
Hello! Could you please tell me what to put on Lauma and Aino in the pack: Nefer (with the Signa), Lauma (with the Signa), Aino (Flame-Forged Illumination), Sucrose (Ceremonial). Should I put the Dense Forest or the Silken Moon on Lauma?
It may sound strange, but Sukharozha is a dense one, Aino is a serenade, and Lauma is a 2+2 on ms. In theory, it should work.
Please tell me who should I put instead of Furina to Neva C1, Laume and Fischl?
I am a newbie, the characters are very limited, there are not much constellations for them, now I knocked out Lauma in 50/50, I simply don’t know what to do with her and which squad to put her in (of the characters there are: (I’ll just list them all) LinneaC0, Zi BaiC0, AinoC6, Ka MinC0, XingqiuC6, DilucC1, BennetC0, IllugiC0, FleanceC0, ChichaC1, NevilletC0, Mona, NoelleC4, SukharozC2, LisaC1, BarbaraC2, XianglingC5, MizukiC0, LinnetC1, NinkaC0, Lan YanC1, DionaC1, Fischl Amber Keya DehyaC0, GoroC6, BeidouC0, RazorC1, Yao YaoC5, KolleiC2, DahliaC0, Kandakiya DoriS1, Yun Jin Kachina Yagoda Chun YunS0). If you have 10 minutes to spare, tell me what to do, who should be paired with what under Lauma.
If you're a beginner, you might not even bother. But if you really want to assemble a team, then there are plenty of options. For example, as an additional damage dealer to Nevelt, add Aino to have Supreme Radiance and Yao Yao, or Barbara if you need a healer in the team. You could also have the same team, but put Fischl in the fourth slot to pop the buds that appear on the field. Or you could remove Nevelt and put Razor in his place and have him pop the buds. Electro pops buds during vegetation and all the ensuing reactions, if necessary. And you can also remove the damage dealer; it's a perfectly viable option. Basically, the setup is Lauma + Hydro and Dendro characters. If you want to pop buds, you can use Electro/Pyro (Electro stimulation causes growth, etc., while Pyro causes burning, flowering, if there's still water, etc.). But overall, the character is very flexible; she's not a damage dealer around whom a team is built; she adapts to the team herself.
P.S.: It seems I wrote a lot of empty words.