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Jahoda is the new 4-star Anemo character in Genshin Impact, released in version Luna III. One could already expect what a 4-star Anemo can do; Jahoda has the ability of off-field healing, Elemental Absorption, and Elemental Application capabilities. And one of the most important effect: she can increase Moonsign by 1, which is important for many Nod-Krai characters. Let’s see how to build her correctly in Genshin Impact.
Table of Contents
Jahoda Kit & Overview
Elemental Skill
As a support character, Skill and Burst are all Jahoda needs and what you need to learn to play her. Let’s go over her Skill first.
When using Jahoda’s Elemental Skill, she will dash forward and enter the Shadow Pursuit state upon contact with an enemy. If the enemy is affected by any Pyro/Hydro/Electro/Cryo element, Jahoda will gradually fill her Purr-loined Treasure Flask to that element. When the flask is full, Jahoda will exit the Shadow Pursuit state, empty the flask and deal Anemo DMG to nearby opponent.
If her Skill dash FAILS to make contact with an enemy: She will drops a Smoke Bomb at her position, dealing a single instance of Anemo DMG to nearby opponent.
MOONSIGN: ASCENDANT GLEAM (If you have 2 Nod-Krai characters in the team)
When Purr-loined Treasure Flask becomes full with another element, instead of immediately emptying it like mentioned before, Jahoda will steadily consumes the stored element inside and periodically fires Fluffy Meowballs at nearby opponents, dealing DMG of the corresponding element stored in the flask.
TLDR
Her Skill is only useful if you’re near an enemy to fill the Purr-loined Treasure Flask and said enemy has PHEC (Pyro/Hydro/Electro/Cryo) element on them. Once the flask is full, the aftermath depending on your Moonsign. If you do not have Ascendant Gleam, Jahoda will immediately empty the flask and deal Anemo DMG. But if you have Ascendant Gleam, she will periodically deal the absorbed element even while off-field.
Elemental Burst
Now for the Elemental Burst. Jahoda will summon 2 Purrsonal Coordinated Assistance Robots and deal Anemo DMG to nearby opponents. Those robots will continuously restore HP to the active character. If the active character has above 70% HP, they will then restore HP to the character in the party with the lowest HP.
MOONSIGN: ASCENDANT GLEAM (If you have 2 Nod-Krai characters in the team)
When using Jahoda’s Burst, if there are enemies affected by PHEC, the robots will convert to that element. If there are many enemies with multiple elements, the priority order is Pyro > Hydro > Electro > Cryo. After converting, the robots will periodically attack the nearby opponents, dealing damage of the corresponding elements.
TLDR
Jahoda’s Burst will summon 2 robots, and these robots will heal your active character. If your active character has 70% HP, the robots will then heal the lowest HP character in the team. The next effect is only possible if you have Ascendant Gleam. The robots will convert to the PHEC element that the nearby opponent has, and will fire the converted element to the nearby opponents.
Ascension Talent
This is an important buff from Jahoda. When the Purrsonal Coordinated Assistance Robot from Elemental Burst heal the active character that has above 70% HP, said character will obtain 100 Elemental Mastery for 6 seconds.
Constellation 6 Effect
Another notable buff from Jahoda is on her Constellation 6 (not everyone can get this, but it’s worth understanding the effect)! After fully filling the Purr-loined Treasure Flask from Elemental Skill, all Nod-Krai characters in her team will gain 5% Crit Rate and 40% Crit DMG for 20 seconds.
Note that this is only available for Moonsign: Ascendant Gleam!
Jahoda Best Weapon (Bow)
| Weapons | Names | Passive Skill |
|---|---|---|
 | Elegy for the End (Energy Recharge 55.1%) | Increases Elemental Mastery by 60~120. When the Elemental Skills or Elemental Bursts of the character wielding this weapon hit opponents, that character gains a Sigil of Remembrance. This effect can be triggered once every 0.2s and can be triggered even if said character is not on the field. When you possess 4 Sigils of Remembrance, all of them will be consumed and all nearby party members will obtain the “Millennial Movement: Farewell Song” effect for 12s. “Millennial Movement: Farewell Song” increases Elemental Mastery by 100~200 and increases ATK by 20~40%. Once this effect is triggered, you will not gain Sigils of Remembrance for 20s. Of the many effects of the “Millennial Movement,” buffs of the same type will not stack. |
 | Favonius Warbow (Energy Recharge 61.3%) | CRIT hits have a 60~100% chance to generate a small amount of Elemental Particles, which will regenerate 6 Energy for the character. Can only occur once every 12~6s. |
 | Rainbow Serpent’s Rain Bow (Energy Recharge 45.9%) | ATK is increased by 28~56% for 8s after the equipping character’s attacks hit an opponent while the equipping character is off-field. |
 | Sacrificial Bow (Energy Recharge 30.6%) | After dealing damage to an opponent with an Elemental Skill, the skill has a 40~80% chance to end its own CD. Can only occur once every 30~16s. |
 | Snare Hook (Energy Recharge 61.3%) | Upon causing an Elemental Reaction, increases Elemental Mastery by 60~120 for 12s. Moonsign: Ascendant Gleam: Elemental Mastery from this effect is further increased by 60~120. This effect can be triggered even if the equipping character is off-field. |
 | Fading Twilight (Energy Recharge 30.6%) | Has three states, Evengleam, Afterglow, and Dawnblaze, which increase DMG dealt by 6%/10%/14%~12%/20%/28% respectively. When attacks hit opponents, this weapon will switch to the next state. This weapon can change states once every 7s. The character equipping this weapon can still trigger the state switch while not on the field. |
 | End of the Line (Energy Recharge 45.9%) | Triggers the Flowrider effect after using an Elemental Skill, dealing 80~160% ATK as AoE DMG upon hitting an opponent with an attack. Flowrider will be removed after 15s or after causing 3 instances of AoE DMG. Only 1 instance of AoE DMG can be caused every 2s in this way. Flowrider can be triggered once every 12s. |
Jahoda Best Artifacts
| Artifacts | Names | Effects |
|---|---|---|
 | Viridescent Venerer | 2 Piece: Anemo DMG Bonus +15% 4 Piece: Increases Swirl DMG by 60%. Decreases opponent’s Elemental RES to the element infused in the Swirl by 40% for 10s. |
 | Silken Moon’s Serenade | 2 Piece: Energy Recharge +20%. 4 Piece: When dealing Elemental DMG, gain the Gleaming Moon: Devotion effect for 8s: Increases all party members’ Elemental Mastery by 60/120 when the party’s Moonsign is Nascent Gleam/Ascendant Gleam. The equipping character can trigger this effect while off-field. All party members’ Lunar Reaction DMG is increased by 10% for each different Gleaming Moon effect that party members have. Effects from Gleaming Moon cannot stack. |
 | Instructor | 2 Piece: Increases Elemental Mastery by 80. 4 Piece: Upon triggering an Elemental Reaction, increases all party members’ Elemental Mastery by 120 for 8s. |
Main & Sub Stats Priority
| Main Stat | Sub Stat |
|---|---|
| Sands: Energy Recharge / ATK% Goblet: ATK% Circlet: Healing Bonus% / Crit Rate if using Fav Bow | Energy Recharge ATK% Crit Rate & Crit DMG |
Stat Goals:
ATK: 1600+
Energy Recharge: 200%
If she’s using Favonius Bow, make sure to prioritize Crit Rate so it will reach at least 50%. Use Crit Circlet if you have to.
Jahoda Synergy & Team Compositions
Currently in version Luna III, there are not too many teams for Jahoda because of how long her Skill takes time on-field (around 5 seconds to fill the flask). But one thing for sure, her C6 definitely prefers to be with a Nod-Krai DPS as only them can take advantage of the free Crit Rate and Crit DMG.
Lunar-Bloom Team
Let’s first talk about the staff and the boss of the Curatorium of Secrets. Nefer’s rotation is normally short, so she also prefers teammate with short cooldown and don’t take too much time on the field. Jahoda is… literally the opposite of what Nefer wants because the former takes at least 5 seconds on the field and her Skill cooldown is also a bit long (15 seconds).
But you can still work it out by having a 5-star character like Furina or Yelan so their 2 seconds Ultimate animation can prolong the rotation so both Jahoda and the Hydro character’s Skill and Burst cooldown will end by the next rotation. You can see the example and rotation in the video above.
Lunar-Charged Team
Flins main should know by now that he also prefer shorter rotation, so Ineffa – Aino – Sucrose was the go-to teams in the previous version. Now with the appearance of Jahoda, you can slot her in Flins team replacing Sucrose, but by changing Aino to another non-Nod Krai character like Yelan so you can still get the Lunar DMG Bonus from the Ascendant Gleam.
Another Lunar-Charged team would be Neuvillette and Furina. Since Jahoda can heal the team, she is especially good to be paired with Furina, especially in Neuvillette team where we can stack Furina’s Fanfare stack easily. The last slot is best given to Ineffa to able the Ascendant Gleam effect for both of the Nod-Krai characters!
Overvape Team
Last but not least, an Overvape team. Once again, Jahoda and Furina is a great pair. Ineffa for Ascendant Gleam and the off-field Electro application. While Hu Tao is the Pyro DPS to trigger Vaporize and Overload! Among many Pyro DPS, Hu Tao is chosen here because Furina’s drain HP mechanism is beneficial for her, unlike other Pyro DPS.
Jahoda Talent Priority
Burst > Skill > Normal ATK
Jahoda’s kit revolves around her off-field application from Skill, and healing from Burst. You absolutely don’t need to upgrade her Normal ATK unless you want to use it for unknown reasons.
Jahoda Constellation Overview
Best Constellations: C1, C2, C4 & C6
| Constellations | Effect |
| Constellation 1 ★ | When a Fluffy Meowball fired by the Purr-loined Treasure Flask from the Elemental Skill Savvy Strategy: Splitting the Spoils hits an enemy, there is a 50% chance for it to bounce, dealing the corresponding Elemental DMG to nearby opponents. |
| Constellation 2 ★ | Moonsign: Ascendant Gleam: In the Ascension Talent “Plan to Get Paid,” Jahoda can secretly track, in addition to the element with the highest number of characters, the element with the next highest number of characters among the remaining types. This allows up to two elemental effects to be active at once. You must first unlock the Ascension Talent “Plan to Get Paid.” |
| Constellation 3 | Increases the Level of Hidden Aces: Seven Tools of the Hunter by 3. Maximum upgrade level is 15. |
| Constellation 4 ★ | When a Purrsonal Coordinated Assistance Robot from the Elemental Burst Hidden Aces: Seven Tools of the Hunter undergoes an Elemental Conversion, Jahoda will recover 4 Elemental Energy. |
| Constellation 5 | Increases the Level of Savvy Strategy: Splitting the Spoils by 3. Maximum upgrade level is 15. |
| Constellation 6 ★ | Moonsign: Ascendant Gleam: After the Purr-loined Treasure Flask from the Elemental Skill Savvy Strategy: Splitting the Spoils is full, nearby Moonsign characters in your party have their CRIT Rate increased by 5% and CRIT DMG increased by 40% for 20s. |
Jahoda Showcase
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