Chevreuse in Genshin Impact: guide to the best builds

In Genshin Impact Chevreuse is the commander of the Special Patrol, 4-star spearwoman and the owner of the pyro eye of god. Most of her talents are related to work reactions Elemental Reaction: Overloaded, the effectiveness of which may increase after the release of the heroine in patch 4.3. In this guide, we will tell you what equipment you should choose, and also look at the features of building squads with Chevreuse.

Main features of Chevreuse

How to get Chevreuse

For the first time, the heroine will appear in the second half of the character event banners of version 4.3. At this time, the chance of dropping Chevreuse will be increased. After the patch ends, players will be able to obtain the Special Patrol Commander from both the standard and weapon banners. It is possible that in the future an event awaits us, the reward for which will be Chevreuse. If this happens, we will definitely notify you. You can also track updates this article, to find out when the heroine will appear again in a time-limited character prayer.

Chevreuse stat progression

The table below shows how the heroine’s own stats will change as the level increases.

Also, at all levels of pumping, Chevreuse has basic crit chance indicators. hit 5% and critical damage 50%.

Advantages and disadvantages of Chevreuse

The gameplay for Chevreuse is accompanied by several rather pleasant moments:

• It is quite easy to collect, since the heroine only needs a HP stat to efficiently perform her functions.
• It can be played without any problems without constellations, since most of its buffering potential is concentrated in passive talents.
• Cutting pyro and electro resists on enemies works like the Emerald Shadow set, but to activate this debuff you don’t have to enter Chevreuse on the field, which makes rotation a little easier.
• Since Chevreuse bonuses only work on overload units, you can discover new types of allied interactions.
• Can simultaneously serve as both a buffer and a healer.

But when playing as Chevreuse, you will probably encounter unpleasant moments, some of which are directly related to its advantages:

• Due to the passive conditions, it is somewhat limited in the choice of allies. Because of it, you will have to give up several very useful heroes and their functions, for example Kazuha's screed and Zhongli shield.
• If you decide to play units with Chevreuse, then you will definitely want to get her C6, as it gives a very noticeable buff to all allies.
• Chevreuse herself does practically no damage, since she collects HP for the buff, and her attacks scale based on the strength of the attack.
• It may happen that in battles against especially strong enemies, her healing will not be enough for you, so you will have to add shield warriors or other healers to the squad.
• Chevreuse is not very convenient when playing against crowds of small enemies, since the Elemental Reaction: Overloaded will scatter them in different directions.

Chevreuse's abilities

Within talent "Modified range of bayonets" Chevreuse can make up to 4 normal spear attacks, a charged strike that costs some stamina. After falling, it also deals area damage.

Explanation: you will not need to level up this talent, since Chevreuse is not usually played as the main damage dealer. The only situation where you might need her regular attacks is if you decide to put the heroine in a squad where she will act as a driver in Bennett's C6 clearing.

Elemental Skill "Quick close blocking shot" has several modes. When pressed quickly, it deals pyro damage in an area. After firing this shot, she will begin to heal the active ally based on her maximum HP.

When held, Chevreuse takes aim and fires in the chosen direction, dealing increased damage. If at the same time she has an Overloaded Projectile, then the damage increases even more. You can get it when any of your allies triggers the Elemental Reaction: Overloaded reaction.

Also, as part of this skill, Chevreuse deals pyro damage usii.

Explanation: after using this skill, Chevreuse will in any case begin to heal the active ally. You should give preference to the long version of the “eshka”; if you have an Overloaded Projectile, it can deal almost twice as much damage, and also buff your teammates thanks to its passive talent. It is worth noting that it will take time to charge, so it will be more effective to use in squads where the abilities of all allies have fairly long cooldowns. If you have not yet had time to trigger the Elemental Reaction: Overloaded reaction, then you can use a quick press so as not to waste precious seconds on reduced damage.

When Chevreuse activates his ultimate "Ring of Explosive Grenade", then a large pyro explosion occurs, after which several small bombs appear, which explode after a while, causing damage to nearby enemies.

Explanation: Although the ultimate has good damage multipliers, they are unlikely to be implemented, since Chevreuse is collected primarily in HP, and not in attack power, which is why the damage will be quite mediocre. You will mainly use your ult to trigger Overload.

Chevreuse also has three passive talents:

• "Concerted tactics of the vanguard." If the squad has at least one hero with pyro and electro eyes of God and there are no characters of other elements, then when the Elemental Reaction: Overloaded reaction is activated, enemies affected by it will receive a reduction in resistance to pyro and electro elements by 40% for 6 seconds.
• "Vertical coordination of forces." When Chevreuse makes a targeted shot with an elemental skill while an Overloaded Projectile is present, allies with pyro and electro elements receive a buff to attack power for 30 seconds, 1% per 1000 Chevreuse HP, up to a maximum of 40%.
• "Fast March Maneuver." Reduces stamina consumption when running by 20%.

Chevreuse constellations

Since Chevreuse is a 4-star heroine, you will probably collect more than one constellation for her over time. You can get them by pulling the heroine out again from any available banner.

Next, we will look at what bonuses each of them provides.

1. Determination of a Solid Front - When heroes trigger Overload under the influence of the Coordinated Vanguard Tactics talent, they restore 6 energy units. This bonus cannot be applied to Chevreuse itself.
2. Aimed Shot Explosion - Long pressing an elemental skill causes two additional explosions, each dealing 120% of Chevreuse's attack power as pyro damage.
3. Practiced field disassembly – increases the level of elemental skill by 3. Maximum level: 15.
4. The secret of frequent fire is that after activating the ultimate, long pressing the skill does not go on cooldown. This way you can fire two shots in a row. If you do not use the bonus, it will disappear after 6 seconds.
5. Enhanced fire damage – increases the ultimate level by 3. Maximum level: 15.
6. In pursuit of eradicating evil - 12 seconds after activating healing from an elemental skill, all allies are restored to 10% of Chevreuse's maximum HP. When squad members are healed by the Special Patrol leader, they receive a 20% buff to pyro and electro damage. This bonus can stack up to three times.

The best constellation for Chevreuse is undoubtedly the sixth. In total, it can give the active character a buff of up to 60%, which exceeds the bonus from the maximally pumped elemental cup. Also pleasant constants are C1 and C4. They will allow you to restore more energy, trigger Overload more often, and update all Chevreuse buffs.

How to play as Chevreuse

In terms of combat content, it's best to take Chevreuse into battles where she'll be fighting against larger enemies or bosses, as they can't be knocked back, meaning Overload's downsides will be much less noticeable.

Remember to activate Overload at least once every 6 seconds to keep all enemy buffs and debuffs active.

In general, in squads with Chevreuse it is better to stick to the following rotation:

1. Activate the skills of other buffers or supports. It’s good if at the same time you manage to trigger Overload or at least apply electrocution to enemies.
2. Switch to Chevreuse. Use your ultimate and then a skill, preferably a charged version of it.
3. Move on to your main damage dealer. Since all of Chevreuse's buffs should already be activated by this point, the main DD will deal increased damage. Once his attack streak ends, you can start the rotation again.

Best builds for Chevreuse

Best weapon

Chevreuse does not have much variety in the choice of copies. But at the same time, almost all the options suitable for her are quite affordable, so you will certainly find something to give her. Next, we examined all suitable options.

Best Artifacts

If you do not have another set carrier in your squad "Noblesse Oblige", then you can give it to Chevreuse. This way she can buff her allies’ attack power by another 20%.

Chevreuse will also be happy with 2+2 options "Fortitude of the Millelite" And "The Radiance of Vurukashi", each of which gives 20% to the health indicator. If you have already reached 40 thousand HP, you can combine one of the above bonuses with the 15% increase in healing that they give "Ocean-Hued Clam" And "Maiden Beloved".

As for individual items, you need to look for the following stats:

• Hours: HP.
• Cup: HP.
• Head: HP or healing bonus. It is better to take the second option if you exceed 40 thousand health.
• Additional characteristics: HP% and flat, attack power%, recovery, crit chance. blow for Favonius.

It is worth noting that although Chevreuse is played in overload units, neither she nor her allies need to collect elemental mastery, since in such teams the reaction plays a supporting role in activating buffs, and is not the main source of damage.

Best commands for Chevreuse

To fully unleash Chevreuse’s talent as a good buffer, you need to adhere to certain principles for building squads with her. Her team must include at least one hero with the electric and pyro elements (including Chevreuse herself). In this case, it is necessary to exclude any other elements. It's also worth remembering that Elemental Reaction: Overloaded can scatter enemies, so try to avoid using characters who will have to run all over the field to reach their opponents with their attacks. Next you can see several suitable units.

Upgrading Chevreuse

How to improve your Chevreuse skills

You will see below the amount of materials required to upgrade one Chevreuse talent.

• Scrolls about "Order" are obtained from the dungeon "Pale Forgotten Glory" on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays.
• Gears of varying rarity drop from Meks roaming Fontaine.
• Dark Eye of the Vortex can be obtained from the weekly boss The Devouring Narwhal.
• Crown of Insight is an event reward. It can also be obtained by upgrading the Permafrost Tree, Sacred Sakura, Lightstone Adjuvant, Tree of Dreams and Lucin Fountain.

If we talk about the order of improvement, then first of all upgrade the elemental skill, since Chevreuse constantly uses it. Hill will depend on it, and increasing the damage will not be superfluous. Elemental explosion can be upgraded if resources are available. In any case, it will not cause much damage, since the heroine is not going to attack, but increasing the overall DPS by at least a few thousand will be a nice bonus. You shouldn't pay attention to normal attacks, since you most likely won't use them.

How to elevate Chevreuse

When leveling up a heroine, you will sometimes have to spend special materials to continue leveling her up. The total amount of resources required is shown in the image below.

• Agnidus agate crystals fall from pyro hypostasis And orchids, semi-eternal observation operator matrix algorithm And ancient geovishap. They can also be obtained after completing such weekly bosses as Wolf Lord, Azhdaha And La Signora.
• Fontemer Unihorn drops from the boss Thousand Year Pearl Seahorse.
• Of the Chevreuse curiosities, lamp bells are required. We have separate guide according to their effective farming.
• You will also need gears that fall from the Meks that live in Fontaine.

You will also need 2 million pestilence and 421 Hero’s Wit. They can be obtained by completing tests arteries of the earth.