Jahoda in Genshin Impact: Build, Team Guide, and Leveling

In Genshin impact, one of the Curatorium of Secrets' employees, Jahoda is a support with elements of a secondary damage dealer mechanic. As an Anemo hero, she focuses on triggering the Swirl reaction, and can also heal the active companion and increase elemental mastery. Most of her abilities are based on the mechanics of Moonsign, which is why she feels most comfortable in teams with at least one other native of Nod-Krai.

Her build is fairly simple, as her damage and healing are based on her ATK, and her allies' Elemental mastery buff isn't based on her personal stats, but rather increases from the base value specified in her skill. The only difficulty with playing her is that there are currently few heroes who would benefit from her presence in a team.

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How to Get the Character

The opportunity to knock out Yagoda will present itself in the prayer of the second phase the patch 6.7, which will take place July 21 to August 11 2026.

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Strengths and Weaknesses

Despite belonging to the universal Anemo element, in most situations she is best revealed in teams with other Nod-Krai heroes due to mechanics tied to Moonsign. This not only significantly limits her in suitable teams, but also prevents her from fully realizing her potential as a sub-DD for Swirl.

The Best Jahoda Builds in Genshin Impact

In the team, she plays a support role, and like all Anemos, she can deal damage to trigger the Swirl reaction and further strengthen the team. She also heals the active character and buffs their Elemental Mastery, opening the door for her to join groups through elemental reactions. She's particularly notable for her ability to align her abilities with a specific element and assist sub-DDs with status inflictions.

Recommended Stats

It is recommended to build Jahoda completely into attack power. This stat increases her personal damage and significantly impacts her healing output. Energy regeneration is also worth paying attention to, as she can only heal with her super ability.

It's best to use the goblet for ATK, as her Anemo damage is quite low. The Clock can be chosen for either energy regeneration or ATK, depending on the weapon and sub-stats. The Circlet is chosen for the healing bonus. As for crits, they can be increased with artifact or weapon stats, but there's little point in doing so, as it's not worth sacrificing quality healing for poor stats. The exception is crit rate - it's needed when using the Favonius Bow.

Artifact	Stats
Flower of Life Main Stat: HP (fixed)	Secondary stats: ATK% Energy recharge CRIT Rate
Plume of Death Main Stat: attack power (fixed)	Secondary stats: ATK% Energy recharge CRIT Rate
Sands of Eon Main Stat: ER% or ATK%	Secondary stats: ATK% Energy recharge CRIT Rate
Goblet of Eonothem Main Stat: ATK%	Secondary stats: ATK Energy recharge CRIT Rate
Circlet of Logos Main Stat: Healing Bonus% or Critical Chance	Secondary stats: ATK% Energy recharge

Recommended values:

• ATK: 1500+, as much as possible.
• Energy recharge: approximately 180%-200% depending on constellations and Favonius weapon.
• Elemental Mastery: with active play through reactions, you can gain around 150-250, provided that it does not harm other characteristics.
• Crit Rate: about 40%-60% when using Favonius' Warbow.

Weapon Tier List

The former treasure hoarder needs to maximize her ATK and ER to ensure timely use of her ultimate, which will ensure consistent healing for the entire team and the buff's effectiveness. Elemental mastery can also be considered, as she often triggers reactions, but it's preferable for the bow to have other useful abilities alongside it. Critical hits are only needed in builds where damage from the heroine herself is important, but then you'll have to work hard to balance your stats, so this type of gear is only recommended if it has a useful passive.

Name	Description	By recommendation
Elegy for the End ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Base stat: 46 - 608 Energy recharge: 12%-55.1%	Increases Elemental mastery by 60–120 units. When hit by an E or Ultimate ability, the wearer gains one Sigil of Remembrance every 0.2 seconds, even while the hero is in the pocket. Four Sigils of Remembrance disappear, granting allies the "Millennial Movement: Farewell Song" effect for 12 seconds. Their Elemental mastery is increased by 100–200 , and ATK by 20% –40%. Within 20 sec. after activating the effect, Sigils of Remembrance will not appear. Millennial Movement: Farewell Song does not stack with effects that affect the same skills.	The best option for this character, as it provides all the necessary stats at once. Since the heroine primarily plays with Nod-Krai companions, the ATK and Elemental mastery buff for allies is very useful.
Favonius Warbow ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Base stat: 41 - 454 Energy recharge: 13.3%-61.3%	Critical hits have a 60% –100% chance to create particles that restore 6 energy. Occurs once every 12–6 sec.	The most convenient epic option. It provides the necessary amount of ER%, allowing you to focus almost entirely on other useful stats in your artifacts. It also helps with the cooldown of your team's ults.
Silvershower Heartstrings ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Base stat: 42 - 510 Energy recharge: 10%-45.9%	When the wearer attacks an enemy from the pocket, their ATK is increased for 8 seconds after the hit by 28%-56%.	A free bow, available for completing the main event in patch 6.2. It provides a decent amount of ER and bonus ATK, which she can consistently generate thanks to the pocket play.
Range Gauge ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Base stat: 44 - 565 ATK: 6%-27.6%	When the wearer heals or receives healing, they gain a Unity's Symbol for 30 seconds. Up to 3 Symbols can be acquired. Activating an E or ultimate consumes all Symbols, creating the Struggle effect for 10 seconds: for each Symbol consumed, ATK is increased by 3% –7%, and bonus damage of all elements by 7% –13%The Struggle effect can occur once every 15 seconds. The Symbols are given even if the wielder is in the pocket.	A powerful bow that significantly increases ATK from both its substat and passive. The total amount of this stat can be increased from 36% to 48% depending on the bow's awakening. The Curatorium of Secrets employee is a healer herself, so she'll easily receive the bonuses.
Song of Stillness ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Base stat: 42 - 510 ATK: 9%-41.3%	Damage after receiving healing increases by 16% –32% for 8 sec. The effect is triggered even when the wearer is not on the battlefield.	Fontaine's crafted bow is a great fit for the heroine due to her healing abilities. It provides both ATK for increased healing and a damage buff.
Astral Vulture's Crimson Plumage ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Base stat: 46 - 608 CRIT DMG: 14.4%-66.2%	Increases ATK by 24% –48% for 12 sec after activating the Swirl reaction. In addition, if the team has 1/2 or more allies with not the Anemo element, then the damage of the wielder's charged strike is increased by 20%/48%–40%/96%, and the damage of the elemental burst by 10%/24%–20%/48%.	Although she doesn't need a Crit DMG in a support build, her bow is notable for its high base damage and the buff after Swirl, which she will inevitably cast. She doesn't use Charged Attacks, but she plays in teams with mixed elements, so she'll benefit from the Ultimate bonus.
Alley Hunter ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Base stat: 44 - 565 ATK: 6%-27.6%	Increases the wearer's damage when it is in the pocket by 2% –4% in sec. In this way, the maximum gain can reach 20% –40%. After 4 seconds of appearing on the battlefield, the damage increase bonus from this effect will begin to decrease. 4% –8% per second until it drops to 0%.	If necessary, you can equip this weapon to your heroine to gain ATK and additional damage from your pocket, but then you'll need to find a lot of ER in sub-stats.
Amos’ Bow ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Base stat: 46 - 608 ATK: 10.8%-49.6%	Increases damage of normal and charged attacks by 12%–24%. Every 0.1 seconds of arrow flight increases its damage by 8% –16%. The effect can stack up to 5 times.	The heroine doesn't use basic attacks, but the bow can be given to her as an alternative source of high ATK to maximize healing. Other than that, it doesn't provide her with anything else.

You can find out about other equipment and its demand in weapon tier list.

Choosing Artifacts

Jahoda's artifacts should also be chosen based on the needs of not only the heroine herself, but also the entire team. If gear with useful passive effects isn't available, mixed ATK or ER mixes for stat boosting are suitable.

Name	Description	By recommendation
Viridescent Venerer ⭐⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐	2 Piece: Gives 15% bonus Anemo damage. 4 Piece: Increases Swirl's damage by 60%. When Swirl interacts with another element, it reduces the enemy's resistance to it by 40% for 10 seconds.	The best set for Anemo characters. It will boost the heroine, her Swirl, and her allies.
Instructor ⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐	2 Piece: Increases Elemental Mastery by 80. 4 Piece: Triggering a reaction increases allies' Elemental mastery by 120 for 8 sec.	A universal set for heroes who play in reaction-based teams. Increases Elemental mastery of the girl and her companions.
Silken Moon's Serenade ⭐⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐	2 Piece: Increases energy recovery speed by 20%. 4 Piece: Dealing elemental damage triggers the Gleaming Moon: Devotion effect for 8 seconds: All allies' Elemental mastery is increased by 120 if the party's Moonsign is Nascent Light/Ascendant Gleam. The party's Lunar reaction damage is increased by 10% for each active Gleaming Moon effect of any type. This effect can occur even if the owner is not on the battlefield.	A Nod-Krai set that restores energy and buffs elemental mastery. Suitable only for teams with companions from the Lunar region.
Tenacity of the Millelith ⭐⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐	2 Piece: Increases HP by 20%. 4 Piece:When an elemental skill hits enemies, the ATK of all allies in the team increases by 20% and their shield strength increases by 30%. The effect lasts 3 seconds and can occur once every 1 seconds. This effect can even be activated from the pocket.	Even though she doesn't require HP, the set can provide good bonuses to party members, as her E skill reliably hits nearby enemies when reaching Ascendant Gleam.
Noblesse Oblige ⭐⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐	2 Piece: Increases elemental burst damage by 20%. 4 Piece: Activating an elemental burst increases the attack power of all party members by 20% for 12 seconds. The effect does not stack.	A versatile set for supports that buffs both the hero and their allies. She frequently uses her ultimate, so she can maintain the effect, albeit with a window of time that can be used to activate other companions' abilities. Worth picking if there's no other player in the team who wears the set and provides a buff to this stat.
Gladiator’s Finale (Shimenawa's Reminiscence / Vermillion Hereafter / Echoes of an Offering / Nighttime Whispers in the Echoing Woods, Fragment of Harmonic Whimsy, Unfinished Reverie)	2 Piece: Increases ATK by 18%. 2 Piece: Increases ATK by 18%.	A 2+2 combination of ATK-based artifacts will maximize this stat for greater healing and damage output for the girl.
Gladiator’s Finale (Shimenawa's Reminiscence / Vermillion Hereafter / Echoes of an Offering / Nighttime Whispers in the Echoing Woods, Fragment of Harmonic Whimsy, Unfinished Reverie) Emblem of Severed Fate / Silken Moon's Serenade	2 Piece: Increases ATK by 18%. 2 Piece: Increases energy recovery speed by 20%.	If you're taking a bow for attack power and your character is having trouble gaining the ultimate, consider the option with ER%.

Teams

Due to the specific nature of her abilities, the Curatorium of Secrets assistant must have at least one other Nod-Krai hero in her team to activate Ascendant Gleam. This restriction becomes more important with a sixth constellation, as otherwise the buff will be wasted. Ideally, Jahoda's teams should consist of characters with Pyro, Hydro, Electro, or Cryo elemental attacks so she can absorb them and receive the bonus.

If desired, she can, of course, be used as a regular Anemo healer, but most of her benefit lies in the absorption of elements, which is impossible without Nascent Gleam, and the cooldown of her abilities is too long for the standard Swirl.

Suitable Heroes

Currently, only existing Nod-Krai heroes are suitable for this purpose, as they provide Ascendant Gleam. As for other heroes, their use is only possible if the team has at least one other companion from the Lunar region.

List of the most suitable allies:

Character	Element	Weapon	Features
Kyryll	Electro	Polearm	Primary damage dealer who uses Lunar-Charged. If your account doesn't have Ineffa, they absolutely need a support to increase their survivability. If it dows, the former treasure thief can replace Sucrose and provide a nice EM buff, acting as an additional elemental applicator for reactions.
Ineffa	Electro	Polearm	The robot maid is quite versatile and, in addition to triggering the Moonsign reaction, provides one level of the sign, allowing the assistant from the Curatorium of Secrets to play with almost any damage dealer, providing them with healing, status, and Elemental mastery.
Aino	Hydro	Claymore	The young mechanic is a handy Hydro applicator, and together with the girl she can work even more effectively thanks to the mutual benefit of increasing the sign level.
Nefer	Dendro	Catalyst:	Even though Anemo doesn't interact with Dendro, Nefer desperately needs a stable healer and Elemental mastery buffer. Therefore, her assistant can easily fill this spot, absorbing Hydro from sub-DDs and providing an additional status buff for Verdant Dew.
Lauma	Dendro	Catalyst:	As with Nefer, can be used for water application. Together, they easily form a team, simply adding a Hydro damage dealer to the last slot.

If you managed to implement Ascendant Gleam for the heroine without damage dealers from Nod-Krai, for example, using the effect of the Selenic Chronicles, she can take a place with any allies who:

• Require healing and additional status effects from absorbing elements with the flask.
• Require an increase in Elemental mastery for reactions.
• Fight in close combat, since the pocket E strikes occur within a small radius.

Damage dealers

Examples of primary damage dealers:

1	2	3	4
Arlecchino (Pyro, spear)	Mavuika (Pyro, two-handed sword)	Neuvilette (Hydro, catalyst)	Ayato (Hydro, one-handed sword)
Cyno (Electro, spear)	Clorinde (Electro, one-handed sword)

Secondary damage dealer

Representatives of secondary combat units, which primarily provide status effects for reactions and elements for absorption by the heroine's abilities:

1	2	3	4
Durin (Pyro, one-handed sword)	Xiangling (Pyro, Spear)	Dehya (Pyro, two-handed sword)	Furina (Hydro, one-handed sword)
Yelan (Hydro, bow)	Xingqiu (Hydro, one-handed sword)	Mona (Hydro, catalyst)	Raiden (Electro, spear)
Fischl (Electro, bow)	Ororon (Electro, bow)	Escoffier (Cryo, spear)	Rosaria (Cryo, spear)

Top Teams

All combat teams are built on Lunar Resonance, which can be provided either through a connection with a main DD from the hoarders' region or a sub-DD.

Character 1	Character 2	Character 3	Character 4	Features
Kyryll	Fischl	AinoXingqiu Yelan	Jahoda	A budget team with Kyryll, without Ineffa, which is replaced by Fischl. Jahoda will cover Lunar Resonance, providing resistance reduction thanks to the Viridescent Venerer set, and healing. Ideally, use Aino, but her absence isn't critical, as Lunar Resonance level XNUMX has already been reached thanks to the thief.
Nefer	Lauma	Furina	Jahoda	A dear team through Lunar-Bloom. Furina will significantly drain the party's HP, but this won't be a problem if Jahoda is fully focused on healing.
Nefer	Nahida Dendro MC	Aino	Jahoda	A more accessible team with Nefer, without Lauma. Nahida can be replaced with the Traveler or Collei. Since the assistant to the head of the Curatorium of Secrets cannot absorb Dendro, she compensates for the lack of status from Aino.
Neuvillette	Furina	Ineffa	Jahoda	A Moonsign group with Neuvilette and Ineffa. The Anemo heroine, although turning her ultimate into Hydro, will still be able to cast Swirl for additional elemental interactions.
Ayato	Fischl Yae Miko	Ineffa	Jahoda	The same reaction can be used to form a team with Ayato, as he delivers plenty of Hydro-Strikes in his stance. Electro Resonance will allow Jahoda to gain another coordinator for her superpower.
Clorinde	Nahida	Aino	Jahoda	A team with Clorinde and Dendro reactions. Replacing Nahida with Lauma is not recommended, as in such setps, she prefers to be the only Lunar hero, which is impossible with Jahoda.
Arlecchino	Yelan Xingqiu	Aino	Jahoda	Arlecchino can play in a Vaporize team with Jahoda, which grants additional Hydro. While the Servant doesn't need healing, the Elemental Mastery buff is quite useful for her.
Mavuika	Ororon	Aino	Jahoda	A team with Mavuika, who can restore Fighting Spirit with Ororon's abilities and receive Elemental mastery and healing from Jahoda. Since the Pyro Archon has a rather sluggish gameplay, the mechanic's elemental burst radius will be sufficient for her.
Mona	Durin	Ineffa	Jahoda	If desired, the thief can serve as a healer and buffer in a team with Durin and Mona through the Witch Resonance. Ineffa will provide Electro for additional Moonsign, increasing the group's overall damage output.

Features

As the former treasure thief ascends, her healing bonus is increased, further cementing her position as a healer. Since her healing output isn't high, there's no point in leveling her up to 90 and spending Masterless Stella Fortuna on her. It is enough to stop at an arch of 80/90.

Leveling

Gather resources from Nod-Krai and Natlan to level up the character and develop her talents to their maximum level.

Ascension

All materials for leveling up:

Resource	Where to find it
Slivers, fragments, chunks and gemstones of Vayuda Turquoise	Can be obtained from weekly and world bosses.
Broken Drive Shaft ×18 Reinforced Drive Shaft ×30 Precision Drive Shaft ×36	Dropped by land cruisers in Nod-Krai
Lightbearing Scale-Feather ×46	Dropped by Radiant Moonfly
Portable Bearings × 168	Specialty of Nod-Krai.
Hero's Wit × 421	Various game content, from quests and events to the Ley Line Outcrops.
Mora ×1	Awarded for almost all in-game activity.

Talents

To level up one skill you need:

Resource	Where to find it
Teachings of Vagrancy ×3 Guide to Vagrancy ×21 Philosophies of Vagrancy ×38	Farmed in the dungeon "Lightless Capital" on Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday.
Broken Drive Shaft ×6 Reinforced Drive Shaft ×21 Precision Drive Shaft ×31	Dropped by land cruisers.
Ascended Sample: Queen x4	Resource from the weekly boss The Game Before the Gate.
Crown of Insight × 1	Awarded for major patch events and the offering system.
Mora ×1	For all gaming activities.

Skills

Her skills focus on dealing damage and supporting her allies with healing and buffs. To activate half of her skill set, she'll need a second Nod Edger on her team, as well as a companion with a Pyro, Hydro, Electro, or Cryo element for absorption.

Basic (Active) Skills

We'll indicate the exact duration of the E while the girl is in the pocket, the cost of her ultimate, and other features of the skill set.

Passive Skills

Additional skills are unlocked at levels 30, 50, and 70, affecting the mechanics of the ultimate and access to the Exchanging Intelligence activity.

Talent Leveling Order

Elemental Burst (Q) ≥ Elemental Skill (E) > Normal Attacks (optional)

Upgrade priority:

1. First of all, it is worth paying attention to elemental burst, since both healing and damage output depend on its level. Since the girl occupies the healer position in most groups, this ability becomes essential in any situation.
2. The elemental Skill of is also used all the time. Despite its rather modest damage, it's still useful, so after upgrading your ultimate, start upgrading your E.
3. Normal attacks are not used, so you don't have to level them.

Constellations

The best constellations of Jahoda are С1, С2 and С6:

• The first constellation Increases the status effect of elemental skills. Bouncing meowballs have a 50% chance to inflict more effects on nearby enemies, resulting in more frequent reactions.
• The second constellation is the heroine's most essential, as it provides an additional bonus from her ultimate. This eliminates the need to bring two allies of the same element to buff her ultimate, diversifying her team and making Jahoda more effective.
• The sixth constellation allows the former treasure thief to compete with the alchemist's apprentice Sucrose build for Lunar reactions, compensating for the low amount of elemental mastery with additional crits.

How to play Jahoda

Jahoda's abilities are designed to support her team by inflicting status effects through elemental absorption, healing, and increasing Elemental Mastery after healing. She doesn't deal much damage, so there's little point in using her in such a build, and in a full-fledged support build, she'll be a powerful healer.

Due to the specific nature of her abilities, she plays most effectively in teams with Ascendant Gleam, as without it, she can't apply effects to enemies and becomes a typical Anemo support with Swirl's long cooldowns. If the resonance is maintained, her mechanics become quite simple: all she needs to do is enter the field, absorb the element into her flask, and retreat back to the pocket for attacks from from off-field, while also using her ultimate on cooldown for healing and a EM buff.

In combat, it's important to consider how abilities consume elements: this can significantly impact gameplay and force team composition changes. The priority is as follows: Pyro → Hydro → Electro → Cryo.

Rotation

Order of actions:: use sub-DD abilities to inflict status > E (elemental skill) + wait for the flask to fill > Q (elemental burst) > switch to the main-DD.

More detailed rotation:

1. Start the battle with secondary damage dealers who should apply their effects to the enemies.
2. Switch to Jahoda and activate her E. She'll move toward the enemies. Run around them for a few seconds to fill her Flask.
3. Use her ultimate to buff and heal allies.
4. Switch to main DD and follow their rotation.
5. Refresh the thief's abilities as they cool down.

Character Summary

Jahoda is a versatile hero who performs best in groups with Nod-Krai companions. With a sixth constellation, she can replace Sucrose, for example, if there are two such teams and the alchemist's apprentice needs an alternative. Additionally, the Curatorium of Secrets employee expands the character pool in Genshin Impact with Lunar Resonance, allowing for more variety in other teams, such as using the mechanic Aino as a decent sub-DD in groups without Nod-Krai legendaries.

Despite her convenience, she is only a support, which is quite difficult and expensive to build into a strong sub-DD. However, to compensate for the lack of damage, she will provide a lot of healing and a useful rare buff, independent of her stats.

Trailers and Bio

Jahoda is one of the employees of the Curatorium of Secrets, working for Nefer. Despite her professionalism and skills, she is quite cowardly, which causes her to constantly worry about difficult assignments, though she quickly pulls herself together and carries them out perfectly. Despite presenting herself as a skilled treasure hoarder, she is in fact a former member of the Sea Hooks gang. After joining the Curatorium of Secrets, she struggles to hold on to her job and values ​​Nefer greatly, though she rarely shows it.

Video with the heroine:

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