Qiqi Guide and Best Builds (2024)

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How to build the best Qiqi? ›

Best Artifacts for Qiqi

Qiqi has two choices for her artifact sets. 2 piece Maiden Beloved and 2 piece Gladiator's Finale for a pure healer build and 4 piece Tenacity of the Millelith for a much more hybrid build. Main stats to look out for are Energy Recharge/ATK Sands, ATK Goblet, ATK/Healing% Circlet.

Unlike Yaoyao, Qiqi can contribute some useful damage through the clam set and if using the set, activating her burst is a good idea even if more healing isn't necessary to ramp up that off-field damage. Due to this, she should be built with ATK%,ATK%, Healing Bonus main stats but ER substats.

Qiqi's healing capacity scales off of her ATK, meaning that equipping Qiqi with an ATK-oriented weapon can help heal your team.

Thanks to Qiqi's natural burst and healing potential, she can fit right into almost any setup. Her best lineups include synergies with the likes of Bennett (Pyro), Diluc (Pyro), and Venti (Anemo). With this comp, Qiqi can easily grant heals via her elemental skill whenever she attacks.

5 Aquila Favonia

Aquila Favonia is the better choice for players who want to build Qiqi to deal damage via her Normal attacks and Ocean-Hued Clam's passive. The 5-star Sword increases Qiqi's Physical DMG alongside having a high amount of Base ATK, which will improve Qiqi's scaling with ATK%.

Qiqi scales off Atk so will do more dmg then Barbara when on the field. 6. Qiqi can heal with normal attacks (no Skill/Burst required).

Qiqi is definitely the weakest 5-star as of Patch 1.3 As a support, the 4-star, Diona, is better than her. Qiqi's elemental skill does not generate energy particles, her cryo application takes a long time, and her elemental burst requires high energy cost.

She cannot produce elemental energy, and has an expensive burst. Usually, your most powerful damaging characters (ex: Beidou, Xiangling, Raiden, Yae Miko, Eula, Xiao) have high cost bursts that the healer is expected to help fill. Qiqi does the opposite - the DPS characters have to fill HER burst.

Kaeya can be consistent in damage, and provide support at the same time. His burst is very similar to Xiangling's, as it will surround your character and deal cryo damage, and this is a better version of Qiqi's elemental skill. Although it doesn't heal allies, it will be good for causing Freeze or Superconduct.

Qiqi heals far more, but I'd say Kuki is the better healer overall, because her heals are more consistent while still being adequately strong and she is more useful as a support (better TotM uptime, better t proccing Fav Sword via Q->E and no energy issues).

Who is better Rosaria or Qiqi? ›

If supports, Qiqi is better off as a healer like she was meant to and Rosaria can be a support for both melt and freeze comps.

Qiqi or Diona? Qiqi is by far the better healer. Diona is more a hybrid of a healer and shield provider.

To create an undying DPS zombie, players should build Qiqi on Physical damage. The unit's normal attacks are her best source of damage, so it's best to build her on 4-Gladiator's Finale, 4-Pale Flame, or a combination with Bloodstained Chivalry. The main stat should be Attack/ Physical damage/Crit Rate or Crit Damage.

Perhaps Qiqi is not so useless as many think, after all. Qiqi is one of the best healers in the game. Her heals are based on attack stats, good multipliers, and she can heal (herself, or other characters) quickly in a matter of seconds.

Kaeya can be consistent in damage, and provide support at the same time. His burst is very similar to Xiangling's, as it will surround your character and deal cryo damage, and this is a better version of Qiqi's elemental skill. Although it doesn't heal allies, it will be good for causing Freeze or Superconduct.

The most straightforward path to acquiring Qiqi is through the game's Wish system, which is essentially Genshin Impact's version of a gacha mechanism. Qiqi is a 5-star character, which means she's quite rare, but don't let that discourage you!