Genshin Impact Mavuika Build Guide | Mavuika Best Weapons, Artifacts, Teams

Genshin Impact’s sixth Archon and the God of Pyro, Mavuika, has finally arrived as a playable character with the advent of Version 5.3, the dramatic conclusion to the Natlan story. Mavuika is the Archon of Natlan, the Nation of War, and she is the ever-burning flame which pushes back the insidious forces of the Abyss. She is the mightiest warrior in all of Natlan (and perhaps even all of Teyvat) and, blessed with the power of Celestia and technology far beyond the current age, she is determined to bring peace to the Nation of War and put an end to the ceaseless conflict which has ravaged her people for 500 years.

Like all Archons, Mavuika is very unique when it comes to her gameplay as she can serve as either a dedicated off-field Pyro support or a powerful on-field Pyro DPS. Whether she’s granting the gifts of the Pyro Archon to her allies with the Ring of Searing Radiance or riding headlong into battle atop her Flamestrider, Mavuika is a force to be reckoned with and the premium Pyro unit many people have been waiting for.

Here’s how to make the best Mavuika (Pyro Archon) build in Genshin Impact. This guide will include a deep-dive into Mavuika’s kit so that you know how to use her as well as a look at her best weapons, artifacts, and teams so that you can make the best build possible, no matter if you plan on using her as a main DPS or a sub-DPS.

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4. Genshin Impact Mualani Build Guide
5. Genshin Impact Emilie Build Guide

Standard Bearer

Mavuika Release Date and Banner Availability

First things first, when is Mavuika going to be available and how long will her Exclusive Character Wish be available for? Well, Mavuika is one of the featured 5-star characters for Genshin Impact Version 5.3, which begins on January 1st 2025. She is joined in phase one, for the first time, by 4.3’s other headlining 5-star, Citlali, so players will need to decide whether the Pyro Archon or Granny Itzali are more to their liking before pulling.

Mavuika’s Exclusive Character Wish, “Ancient Flame Ablaze”, begins with the launch of Version 5.3 on January 1st 2025 and will stick around for three weeks until the beginning of phase two on January 22nd 2025. Any 5-star character you are lucky enough to pull on this banner has a 50% chance of being Mavuika. Lose the 50/50, though, and your next 5-star is guaranteed to be the featured limited character. Additionally, on both Mavuika and Citlali’s banners during 5.3, Bennett, Diona, and Kachina will all star as rate-up 4-star characters.

Once phase two begins on January 22nd, Mavuika and Citlali’s Wishes will be replaced by Arclecchino and Clorinde. If you want to pull either of these units after that date, you’ll need to wait for them to get rerun, which will take at least six months and, in the worst-case scenario, several years (poor Shenhe). However, as an Archon, Mavuika is almost guaranteed to have an early rerun so don’t panic too much, especially with Lanturn Rite’s Chronicled Wish just around the corner.

Ancient Flame Ablaze

Genshin Impact Mavuika Kit Overview

Normal Attack: Flames Weave Life

The first trick up the Pyro Archon’s sleeve is her Normal Attack, Flames Weave Life. Executing her Normal Attack will allow Mavuika to perform a rapid four-hit combo with her Claymore. Compared to other Claymore users, Mavuika attacks at a much faster pace, likely thanks to her position as the strongest fighter in all of Natlan. Additionally, she has a unique Charged Attack where, after readying her Claymore, she swings the blade around her in a circle, dealing high damage to any nearby opponents.

Even when used as an on-field DPS, Mavuika’s Normal Attacks won’t see much use. Her most important ability, her Elemental Skill, replaces her ordinary Normal Attacks with her Flamestrider, whose damage scales entirely based on her Elemental Skill level and not her NAs. As such, despite being very satisfying to watch, Mavuika’s Normal Attacks aren’t worth the investment or any significant level of hype, unfortunately.

Sunsets and Striders

Elemental Skill: The Named Moment

Mavuika’s Elemental Skill is not only her most important ability as an off-field Pyro Support and a Pyro DPS, but it’s also the backbone of her entire kit. The Named Moment summons Mavuika’s All-Fire Armaments, which has two states depending on whether you tap or hold the Elemental Skill button.

• Tapping the button will cast Divine Name Unleashed, summoning the Ring of Searing Radiance. This Ring follows the active character and attacks nearby opponents at fixed intervals (every 2s), dealing Nightsoul-aligned Pyro DMG.
• Holding the button will cast Ancient Name Unbound, summoning Mavuika’s Flamestrider. In this state, Mavuika can ride the Flamestrider at high speeds to quickly get around the world or the battlefield, and the Flamestrider is also capable of crossing various terrain types (including water) and it can even glide in the air. As a tool in combat, the Flamestrider gives Mavuika an entirely new moveset and converts her Normal, Charged and Plunging Attacks into Nightsoul-aligned Pyro DMG. Additionally, when sprinting, the Flamestrider will deal Pyro DMG to any enemy unfortunate enough to be caught in Mavuika’s path.

Tapping the Elemental Skill will switch the All-Fire Armaments’ form and, like most Natlan characters, the duration of both the Ring of Searing and the Flamestrider is dependent on Mavuika’s Nightsoul points. Once you summon either Armament, Mavuika will enter the Nightsoul’s Blessing state and begin to consume Nightsoul points to power each of her Armaments.

This ability is what gives Mavuika her incredible flexibility, allowing her to serve as either a main DPS or an off-field Pyro Support unit. The Ring of Searing Radiance acts as a reliable source of off-field Pyro DMG which attacks alongside the active character, letting Mavuika be more reliable and consistent than either Dehya or Xiangling, the only current viable off-field Pyro characters. This makes her an excellent choice for Reaction-heavy comps such as Vaporize or Melt. Meanwhile, her Flamestrider transforms her into a deadly tool of war capable of some incredibly high damage at a rapid pace, especially when she’s accompanied by supporting characters like Xilonen or Furina. No matter how you want to run her, be sure to learn how Mavuika’s Skill works to get the most out of her.

Strike With Style

Elemental Burst: Hour of Burning Skies

Mavuika’s final major ability is her Elemental Burst, The Hour of Burning Skies. Unlike most Elemental Bursts in Genshin Impact, Mavuika’s Burst isn’t reliant on Energy. Instead, she needs to build up Fighting Spirit to use her Burst. Fighting Spirit can be built up in one of two ways:

• When in combat, Nightsoul points consumed by nearby party members (including Mavuika herself) are converted into Fighting Spirit.
• When nearby party members’ Normal Attacks hit opponents, Mavuika gains 1.5 Fighting Spirit. She can trigger this effect once every 0.1s.

Once Mavuika reaches at least 50% of her maximum Fighting Spirit stacks, she can consume them all to unleash Hour of Burning Skies. This will cause her to enter the Nightsoul’s Blessing State and gain 10 Nightsoul points before riding her Flamestrider high into the air to unleash a powerful Sunfell Slice, dealing massive Nightsoul-aligned AoE Pyro DMG and invoking the Crucible of Death and Life for 7s. During this time, Mavuika’s attacks and actions will no longer consume Nightsoul points, her interruption resistance is greatly increased, and the damage of each of her attacks (including the Sunfell Slice at the start of her Burst) is increased based on the amount of Fighting Spirit she had when using her Elemental Burst.

In many ways, relying on Fighting Spirit instead of Energy makes Mavuika a much more consistent DPS, especially if you pair her with other Natlan characters. The damage of her Burst is incredibly high and the Crucible state lets her go wild for several seconds, giving you additional options for combat, even if you’re using her as an off-field Pyro support. It’s also important to note that the Nightsoul Blessing state induced by her Burst is separated from her Skill, meaning that you can combo one into the other to drastically increase the duration of her Flamestrider, letting you squeeze even more damage and potential out of this incredible feat of strength.

Elemental Burst

Mavuika’s Passive Talents

Mavuika’s first passive Talent, Night-Shattering Radiance, unlocks at Character Ascension Level 1 and immediately makes Mavuika a top-tier support and quality-of-life option for other Natlan characters. This Talent simply decreases the Nightsoul Transmission CD of the entire party by 20%. This means that you’ll be able to rapidly switch between your Natlan units far more often, making traversal and combat far more dynamic and streamlined.

Then, at Character Ascension Level 2, she unlocks Gift of Flaming Flowers, her second Passive Talent. When a nearby party member triggers a Nightsoul Burst, Mavuika’s ATK increases by 30% for 10s. Nightsoul Bursts are incredibly easy to trigger and the free ATK increase Mavuika receives is gigantic, drastically increasing her damage output with both states of the All Flame Armaments. This is literally just free damage for dealing Elemental damage and, unlike her first passive, this will work outside of Natlan, allowing Mavuika to dominate as a solid main or sub-DPS wherever she goes.

Lastly, her final major Talent, “Kiongozi”, becomes available at Character Ascension 4 and it doubles down on the importance of stacking Fighting Spirit. After using her Elemental burst, every point of Fighting Spirit present when it is used increases the DMG that the current active party member deals by 0.2%. The maximum increase obtainable this was is 40% and this effect lasts for 20s, decaying over this duration until it reaches 0. This Talent just incentivises you to wait until you have maximum Fighting Spirit stacks before unleashing Mavuika’s Burst as, like her second Talent, it just translates into a boatload of free damage for no additional work.

Another Time, Another Life

Of course, as the Archon of Natlan, Mavuika also has an additional Talent related to Phlogiston. Night Realm’s Gift: Exhaust Mode will let Mavuika consume Phlogiston to continue using her Flamestrider form when she runs out of Nightsoul points. You can only benefit from this effect within Natlan’s borders.

Additionally, while in an area with Phlogiston Mechanics, Mavuika can trigger a Nightsoul Transmission. Thanks to the versatility of the Flamestrider, you can substitute Mavuika in using Nightsoul Transmission while your current character is sprinting, climbing, swimming, or is at a certain height in the air. This will cause Mavuika to enter the Nightsoul’s Blessing state and regain 50% of her maximum Nightsoul points.

Soaring High

Mavuika’s Talent Priority Order

1. The Named Moment (Elemental Skill)
2. Hour of Burning Skies (Elemental Burst)
3. Flames Weave Life (Normal Attack)

As the backbone of her entire kit, Mavuika’s Elemental Skill should be your priority for levelling no matter which build or role you plan on running for her. Whether she’s being used as a main DPS with the Flamestrider or as a Pyro support with the Ring of Searing Radiance, the damage from either All Flame Armament is directly tied to her Elemental Skill level: the higher the investment in her Skill, the more damage she’ll deal at all times.

Mavuika’s Elemental Burst is also incredibly important, though, and should be levelled up in conjunction with her Skill, especially if you’re using her as your main on-field DPS. The Sunfell Slice from triggering Mavuika’s Burst already deals insane damage but the Crucible state induced by her Burst is just an upgraded version of her Flamestrider. Once again, more investment just means more damage and that’s all you really want from Mavuika. This Talent should even be a priority if you’re using her as a support because having a powerful Burst in your back pocket can prove extremely useful while your main unit’s CDs are active. As for her Normal Attacks, you shouldn’t focus on them thanks to their lack of synergy with the rest of Mavuika’s kit.

Night-Igniting Flame

Mavuika’s Constellations

1. The Night-Lord’s Explication: Mavuika’s maximum Nightsoul points are increased to 120, and she gains Fighting Spirit 25% more efficiently. Additionally, she gains 40% ATK for 8s after gaining Fighting Spirit.
2. The Ashen Price: When in the Nightsoul’s Blessing State, Mavuika’s Base ATK is increased by 200, and she obtains the additional effects based on All-Fire Armaments’ form. The Ring of Searing Radiance now decreases nearby opponents’ DEF by 20% whereas the Flamestrider makes Mavuika’s Normal Attacks, Charged Attacks, and her Sunfell Slice from the Elemental Burst Hour of Burning Skies deal 60%, 90%, and 120% of her ATK as increased DMG respectively.
3. The Burning Sun: Increases the level of Hour of Burning Skies by 3.
4. The Leader’s Resolve: Enhances the effects of the Passive Talent “Kiongozi”. The DMG increase gained after using Mavuika’s Elemental Burst to not decay over time, and an additional 10% DMG Bonus will be gained.
5. The Meaning of Truth: Increases the level of The Named Moment by 3.
6. “Humanity’s Name” Unfettered: The All-Fire Armaments from the Elemental Skill The Named Moment receive all-round improvements. When the Ring of Searing Radiance hits opponents, a Flamestrider will crash into the struck opponent, dealing 200% of ATK as Nightsoul-aligned AoE Pyro DMG. Meanwhile, when Mavuika is riding the Flamestrider, she will also summon a Scorching Ring of Searing Radiance to follow her, which will decrease nearby opponents’ DEF by 20% and deal 500% of ATK as Nightsoul-aligned AoE Pyro DMG to nearby opponents once every 3s. Additionally, Mavuika’s terrain-crossing abilities will be further improved and when Mavuika is riding her Flamestrider outside combat, when her Nightsoul points drop to 5, she will gain 80 Nightsoul points.

Mavuika’s C1 is an extremely good pick-up and one of her best Constellations, especially if you aren’t going to C6 her and just want to make Mavuika as good as possible. Firstly, increasing her maximum Nightsoul points by 40 makes her far more reliable in every aspect of her kit: she gets to stay on her Flamestrider for longer for easier traversal and longer damage cycles, whereas her Ring of Searing Radiance will also remain active for longer giving her better support capabilities. Secondly, increased Fighting Spirit gains mean easier and quicker Bursts, while the 40% ATK increase combos with the other easy ATK increases in Mavuika’s kit to create a Pyro powerhouse that can easily achieve some of the highest DPS in the game.

God’s Flame

Mavuika’s Best Weapon

Best in Slot Claymore: A Thousand Blazing Suns

Mavuika’s best weapon is her signature 5-star Claymore, A Thousand Blazing Suns. This Claymore is available on the Limited Weapon Event Wish while Mavuika’s Character Event Wish is active. A Thousand Blazing Suns drastically increase Mavuika’s damage potential as both a main DPS and off-field sub-DPS thanks to some incredibly high CRIT substats and a smorgasbord of abilities and bonuses that synergise excellently with the rest of her kit.

At level 90, A Thousand Blazing Suns grant the wielder 741 ATK and an 11% CRIT Rate bonus. While this may seem relatively small, it is accompanied by an additional CRIT DMG increase from the weapon’s main skill, Sunset Reignites the Dawn. Whenever the wielder uses an Elemental Skill or Burst, they will Scorching Brilliance, increasing their CRIT DMG by 20% and ATK by 28% for 6s. You can extend the duration of Scorching Brilliance by dealing Elemental DMG from Normal and Charged Attacks, and, while the equipped character is in the Nightsoul Blessing state, the effects of Scorching Brilliance will increase by 75% (increasing the CRIT DMG bonus to 35% and the ATK bonus to 49%).

For a main DPS Mavuika, this weapon is immediately appealing thanks to the sheer amount of buffs it provides. Whether you use her Skill or Burst, Mavuika will spend most of her time on-field in the Nightsoul Blessing state, letting you constantly take advantage of the enhanced Scorching Brilliance effect because of the Flamestrider’s Pyro DMG. This means more ATK, more CRIT DMG, and more CRIT Rate, all things a main DPS will want. Even if you plan on using Mavuika as a sub-DPS, A Thousand Blazing Suns still have value as the cooldown on Scorching Brilliance won’t decrease while Mavuika is in the Nightsoul Blessing state, letting you take advantage of the massive ATK and CRIT buffs off-field. This weapon is crazy good for Mavuika and a must-have option.

A Thousand Blazing Suns

Best Replacement Weapons for Mavuika

Version 5.3 is the first time Genshin Impact has run both new limited 5-stars during the same phase, which is tricky for those who want both Mavuika and Citlali. As such, many will likely skip Mavuika’s signature in favour of saving for other upcoming characters. Fret not if this is the case, though, as Mavuika’s simple scaling and flexible kit make her a great fit for several other Claymores in Genshin Impact. While we won’t be mentioning any 5-star options in this guide, know that the Wolf’s Gravestone and the Beacon of the Reed Sea are both incredibly strong options for Mavuika and you should give them a go on her if you’re lucky enough to have them.

If you want a powerful 4-star weapon for Mavuika the Pyro Archon, choose one of the following Claymores for her:

• Earth Shaker (Craftable Natlan Claymore): After a party member triggers a Pyro-related reaction, the equipping character’s Elemental Skill DMG increases by 16% (32% at R5) for 8s.
• Mailed Flower (Mondstadt Event Claymore): Within 8s after the character’s Elemental Skill hits an opponent or the character triggers an Elemental Reaction, their ATK and Elemental Mastery increases by 12% (24% at R5) and 48 respectively (96 at R5).
• Serpent Spine (Battle Pass Claymore): Every 4s a character is on the field, they will deal 6% more DMG and take 3% more DMG. This effect has a maximum of 5 stacks and will not be reset if the character leaves the field, but will be reduced by 1 stack when the character takes DMG.

Earth Shaker is the easiest of the recommended Claymores to get your hands on as it’s the craftable Natlan Claymore and a weapon most players will have had in their inventory since 5.0. As a Pyro character who deals continuous Pyro DMG both on and off-field, Mavuika will be able to easily take advantage of the extra Skill DMG increase, especially as it will improve her lethality as both a main and sub-DPS. You can also get this weapon to R5 relatively easily compared to the other options available.

Meanwhile, Mailed Flower is likely much rarer thanks to it dropping exclusively from an event a few years ago. If you happen to have Mailed Flower, though, you’ll be happy to know that it is even better than the Earth Shaker, mainly because it also increases Elemental Mastery, allowing Mavuika to deal increased Reaction DMG. Lastly, Serpent Spine comes from the BP and has been a solid option for almost all the Claymore DPS characters in Genshin Impact thanks to its easy-to-activate bonuses. Serpent Spine is also especially good on sub-DPS Mavuika as you can quickly build up the five stacks and then go off-field, letting you take advantage of the extra 30% damage without the risk of losing them.

Mavuika Best Weapons

Mavuika’s Best Artifact Sets

Here are the best artifact sets for Mavuika the Pyro Archon in Genshin Impact:

• 4pc Obsidian Codex: While the equipping character is in Nightsoul’s Blessing and is on the field, their DMG dealt increases by 15%. After the equipping character consumes 1 Nightsoul point while on the field, CRIT Rate increases by 40% for 6s. This effect can trigger once every second.
• 4pc Scroll of the Hero of Cinder City: When a nearby party member triggers a Nightsoul Burst, the equipping character regenerates 6 Elemental Energy. After the equipping character triggers a Reaction related to their Elemental Type, all nearby party members gain a 12% Elemental DMG Bonus for the Elemental Types involved in the elemental reaction for 15s. If the equipping character is in the Nightsoul’s Blessing state when triggering this effect, all nearby party members gain an additional 28% Elemental DMG Bonus for the Elemental Types involved in the Elemental Reaction for 20s.

If you want to run DPS Mavuika, run 4pc Obsidian Codex. The extra DMG increase synergises excellently with Mavuika’s own array of ATK buffs, allowing her to deal even more absurd damage, whereas the CRIT Rate will make her all the more reliable and consistent. It also means that you can focus less on building CRIT Rate and focus more on CRIT DMG, resulting in higher overall damage without sacrificing reliability. There isn’t a set which comes close to 4pc Obsidian Codex when it comes to DPS Mavuika.

Meanwhile, sub-DPS Mavuika much prefers the other staple Natlan set, 4pc Scroll of the Hero of Cinder City. While she won’t be able to take advantage of the 2pc bonus, the 4pc bonus is incredibly powerful, especially because of how frequently the Ring of Searing Radiance can trigger Reactions from off-field. This means a near-constant Pyro Elemental DMG Bonus, increasing the lethality of Reactions like Vaporize, Melt, and Overload. However, if you already have someone on your comp running 4pc Scroll (such as a support Xilonen), you should run 4pc Obsidian Codex on sub-DPS Mavuika, instead.

Mavuika Best Artifact Sets

Most Important Stats for Mavuika

Aside from completely negating Energy Recharge, Mavuika is your standard DPS when it comes to stats. As evidenced by her Talents and passives, she wants a lot of ATK to ensure that her damage output as either a main or sub-DPS is consistently high. You’ll also want to get her a lot of CRIT Rate and CRIT DMG to push her damage threshold even higher. Aside from that, a little extra Elemental Mastery would also be excellent for some additional Reaction DMG, although this is more important on main-DPS Mavuika than sub-DPS Mavuika (who will be setting up Reactions rather than triggering them).

Here are the main stats you should be looking for on Mavuika’s artifacts in Genshin Impact:

• Hourglass (Sands): ATK%
• Goblet: Fire DMG Bonus
• Circlet: CRIT DMG / CRIT Rate

Meanwhile, here are the substats you should be hoping to find on those artifacts:

1. ATK%
2. CRIT Rate / CRIT DMG
3. Elemental Mastery
4. Flat ATK

Mavuika, The Pyro Archon

Best Mavuika Teams in Genshin Impact

Mavuika Main DPS Team Comp

• Mavuika (A Thousand Blazing Suns) | 4pc Obsidian Codex
• Furina (Splendor of Tranquil Waters) | 4pc Golden Troupe
• Xilonen (Peak Patrol Song) | 4pc Scroll of the Hero of Cinder City
• Bennett (Favonius Sword) | 4pc Noblesse Oblige

Furina is our dedicated sub-DPS for this team and she’s also the enabler for Mavuika’s big Vaporize Reactions. You’ll mainly be using Furina in the Ousia-aligned state as the three Salon Members from her Skill are one of the best and most consistent sources of Hydro DMG in the entire game. If you pop Furina’s Skill (which has an incredibly long duration) and then head over to Mavuika, you’ll be able to trigger multiple instances of Vaporize in a single cycle which, paired with Mavuika’s already high damage and Burst potential, will result in ridiculously high damage. This combo is simple, effective, and extremely easy to pull off.

As for our support units, Xilonen is easily one of the best support characters in the entirety of Genshin Impact and she pairs excellently with Mavuika. Xilonen will not only lower the Pyro and Hydro RES of any enemies she hits with her Elemental Skill, allowing Mavuika, Furina and their Vaporize Reactions to deal more damage, but she also heals with her Burst thanks to being the only Geo unit. She helps the team deal a ton more damage while also keeping their HP nice and high so that Furina can continue to consume it and stay empowered. Meanwhile, Bennett is a staple Pyro support whose Burst and presence in the team as a second Pyro unit will increase Mavuika’s ATK drastically.

Mavuika Main DPS Comp

Mavuika Off-Field Pyro Support Comp

• Mavuika (A Thousand Blazing Suns) | 4pc Obsidian Codex
• Mualani (Surf’s Up) | 4pc Obsidian Codex / Kinich (Fang of the Mountain King) | 4pc Obsidian Codex
• Xilonen (Peak Patrol Song) | 4pc Scroll of the Hero of Cinder City / Emilie (Lumidouce Elegy) | 4pc Unfinished Reverie
• Bennett (Favonius Sword) | 4pc Noblesse Oblige

If you want to go with another Vaproize comp, only one where Mavuika serves a sub-DPS role instead of a main DPS role, you’ll want to run her and Xilonen with Mualani. Vaporize Mualani is super simple to play and she deals a ton of damage, especially when Mavukia’s Ring of Searing Radiance will be inflicting Pyro every 2s. This makes her way more reliable for triggering Vape on Mualani compared to Xiangling or Dehya. Additionally, just like with Furina, Xilonen will be buffing Hydro and Pyro DMG with her Skill, ensuring that both sides of your comp remain viable and competitive. If you want to go a step further, swap out Bennett for another Hydro unit like Candace or Mona so that you can get an additional 20% HP for Mualani, resulting in even more damage.

Meanwhile, thanks to her flexibility, Mavuika also works as the best Pyro sub-DPS for Burning and Burgeon teams featuring Kinich. In this comp, you’ll want to swap out Xilonen for Emilie, one of the most underrated sub-DPS units in Genshin Impact and someone who can put in a ton of work on Burning teams. Pairing Mavuika’s Ring with Emilie’s Lumidouce Cases will result in constant Burning triggers, empowering Kinich and letting him deal a ton of on-field damage while also rapidly bursting down any enemy unlucky enough to be in the way. This team is really synergistic and a great example of how strong an undervalued Reaction like Burning can be under the right circumstances.

F2P Mavuika Comp

• Mavuika (Mailed Flower) | 4pc Obsidian Codex
• Kachina (Footprint of the Rainbow) | 4pc Scroll of the Hero of Cinder City
• Kaeya (Iron Sting) | 4pc Blizzard Strayer
• Bennett (Favonius Sword) | 4pc Noblesse Oblige

If you want to make a completely F2P Mavuika comp, you’ll want to first pair her with the only free Natlan character, Kachina. While she isn’t as strong as her Children of Echo companion Xilonen, Kachina can deal off-field Geo DMG with her Skill, allowing her to effectively use 4pc Scroll to buff the rest of the team. Pair this with on-field main DPS Mavuika and you have a solid Natlan comp which you can effectively switch between with Nightsoul Transmissions, ensuring that both characters always have their most effective tools at their disposal. Kachina is also capable of some pretty decent damage numbers for a sub-DPS with her Burst so don’t count her out.

As for our main Reaction, we’ll be pairing Mavuika with Kaeya so that she can reliably trigger Melt. While not as popular as Vaporize, Melt is still super effective and really strong under the right circumstances. One of the best things about this comp is that it is incredibly flexible, with Kaeya and Mavuika being able to swap roles on the fly. If you want Mavuika to be a main DPS, you can pop Kaeya’s Burst (which lasts for a decent amount of time and inflicts Cryo multiple times) and then switch to the Flamestrider for consistent Melt triggers. Meanwhile, if you want her as sub-DPS, pop the Ring of Searing Radiance and then bring out Kaeya, whose Skill and Burst will be enough to keep triggering Melt, as well. This is a really fun, low-investment comp.

F2P Mavuika Comp

That was how to make the best Mavuika build in Genshin Impact.

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