Alongside the release of Genshin Impact region of Snezhnaya and the introduction of several brand new gameplay mechanics in the form of the Stellar Reactions, it is high time we go over how players can form the best Stellar Reaction teams in the game. In this guide, we will go over everything players need to know about Genshin Impact Stellar Reactions and how to make the best Stellar Reaction teams.
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Genshin Impact Stellar Reactions – Everything You Need To Know
What Are Stellar Reactions
First Introduced in Genshin Impact version update 6.7 alongside the Harbinger Sandrone, Stellar Reactions are special brand new type of Elemental Reactions that can be activated when the team consists of a character that has access to the Stellar Linchpin, allowing them to trigger the different Stellar Reactions. To check if the character can help trigger the Stellar Reactions for the team, players can check if they have an additional Talent in their Skill Kit that activates the different Stellar Reactions.
There are currently 2 different Stellar Reactions present in the game: Stellar Conduct and Stellar Swirl:

Stellar Conduct activates when hitting an enemy inflicted with Electro with a Cryo attack and vice versa, activating Superconduct when the party has a character with the Stellar Linchpin passive. When Stellar Conduct is activated, a Starlight Prism will be created, briefly transforming the surrounding area into a Polestar Field. The Polestar Field increases the base reaction coefficient of the Stellar-Conduct reaction, grants Cryo and Electro DMG Bonus to the party, and reduces the Physical RES of all enemies. Hitting enemies within the field with Cryo or Electro attacks will store the energy and grant buffs to the party. Additionally, allies with special passives and buffs that interacts with Stellar Conduct will have their damage be converted to Stellar Conduct Damage when this effect is triggered.
Stellar Swirl activates when any ally hits an enemy inflicted with Cryo with an Anemo attack. This reaction deals Anemo DMG and creates a Stellar Vortex that will explode after a period of time, dealing Cryo DMG. If Stellar Swirl is triggered with a Vortex nearby, its level will be raised, causing it to deal increased DMG in a larger AoE. Additionally, allies with special passives and buffs that interact with Stellar Swirl will have their damage be converted to Stellar Swirl Damage when this effect is triggered.
Like with other Elemental Reactions, both Stellar Conduct and Stellar Swirl’s reaction damage is influenced by the characters’ Elemental Mastery. However, depending on the character and their passives, the Stellar Conduct or Stellar Swirl they deal will be increased based on a specific stat listed in their special Stellar Passive.
It is also important to note that when the game refers to Stellar Glimmer, it refers to the damage output of all Stellar Reactions, so artifacts that boost Stellar Glimmer damage outputs simply boost the damage of any Stellar Reactions.
Important Stellar Reactions Characters
Now that we have gone over the mechanics of both Stellar Conduct and Stellar Swirl Reactions, here are a list of all the important Stellar Reaction characters that players should pay attention to:

– Cryo Traveler: With the release of the Cryo version of the Traveler, they gained the passive effect to convert the corresponding reactions to Stellar Reactions and will also deal Stellar Conduct or Stellar Swirl Damage when these reactions are triggered.

– Odette: Odette is the premium enabler and support character for any Stellar Reaction teams right now, as she can provide powerful off-field Cryo application and boost the Stellar Reaction damage output of the entire team.

– Qiqi: After her buff, Qiqi has became one of the best Stellar Reaction support and sustain character, capable of changing effects based on the Stellar Reaction triggered, allowing her to boost the damage output of the team’s Stellar Conduct or Stellar Swirl respectively while also providing off-field Cryo application and dealing the corresponding Stellar Reactions Damage as well.

– Sandrone: Sandrone is the premium Stellar Reaction Main DPS character due to her ability to both trigger and take advantage of any Stellar Reactions on the field to deal massive amounts of damage to enemies corresponding to the type of the Stellar Reaction triggered by the team.

– Diona: With her buff, Diona becomes budget support/ sustain option for any Stellar Reaction teams, helping to provide the team with additional Energy and dealing the corresponding Stellar Reaction Damage.
Important Stellar Conduct Characters
Here are the important characters that facilitates and interacts with the Stellar Conduct Reaction that players should pay attention to:

– Alyosha: Alyosha is an off-field Electro Stellar Conduct Enabler, capable of applying off-field Cryo marks to help the team trigger Stellar-Conduct while also boosting the Stellar Conduct damage of the team.

– Yae Miko: With her new buff, Yae Miko now also serves as an off-field Electro Stellar Conduct enabler, applying off-field Electro mark on enemies and dealing Stellar-Conduct damage to enemies when her totem hits an enemy within the Polestar Field.

– Beidou: Beidou’s new buff allow her to enter the Stellar-Conduct state when in the Polestar Field, converting her damage output into Stellar Conduct Damage.

– Wriostheley: Wriostheley’s new buff make it so that he can enter the Stellar-Conduct state when the Polestar Field is present, turning him into a Main on-field Stellar Conduct DPS character, with all of his attacks being enhanced and dealing Stellar Conduct damage to enemies.

– Cyno: A similar case to Wriostheley, his buff allows him to enter the Stellar Conduct state, turning all of his damage into Stellar Conduct damage and allow him to become a Stellar Conduct DPS character.
Important Stellar Swirl Characters
Here are all of the important characters that facilitates and interacts with the Stellar Swirl Reaction that players should pay attention to:

– Vesna: The premium Stellar Swirl DPS character, capable of dealing Stellar Swirl damage constantly against enemies to help optimize the Stellar Swirl’s effects.

– Vodyanitsa: Vodyanitsa’s abilities skills helps to boost the team’s Stellar Swirl damage output massively while also helping to optimize the team’s damage output.

– Yumemizuki Mizuki: Mizuki’s new buff turns her into both a DPS character for the Stellar Swirl Reaction team but also a support character, capable of boosting the entire team’s Stellar Swirl damage output while also dealing massive amounts of Stellar Swirl damage to enemies herself.
Genshin Impact Stellar Reactions – Best Stellar Reaction Teams
Now that we have gone over the important characters for Stellar Reactions in Genshin Impact, here are some examples of the best Stellar Reaction teams players should focus on building:
Meta Stellar Conduct Team
| Sandrone | Odette | Yae Miko | Qiqi |
| Main DPS | Sub DPS/ Enabler | Sub DPS/ Enabler | Support/ Sustain |
Main DPS: Sandrone serves as this team’s main DPS option, capable of dealing massive amounts of Stellar Conduct damage to enemies with her charge attack as the primary on-field DPS being supported by others’ off-field abilities. Sandrone can be replaced with Wriostheley or Cyno if you don’t have her.
Sub DPS/ Enabler: Odette and Yae Miko serves as this team’s Sub DPS and Enablers, with both of them capable of providing consistent Cryo and Electro off-field application, with Odette being able to trigger the Polestar Field with her Stellar Linchpin to activate the team’s Stellar-Conduct effects while also boosting the team’s Stellar Conduct damage output. Yae Miko can be replaced with Alyosha.
Support/Sustain: Qiqi is the team’s main sustain as she can provide off-field Cryo application, party healing and is able to amplify the Stellar damage output of the team. Diona can serves as a substitute.
Meta Stellar Swirl Team
| Vesna | Odette | Faruzan | Vodyanitsa |
| Main DPS | Sub DPS/ Enabler | Sub DPS/ Enabler | Support/ Sustain |
Main DPS: Vesna is the team’s premium main DPS option with her ability to deal massive amounts of Stellar Swirl damage to enemies as the on-field DPS character. She can be replaced with Yumemizuki Mizuki if players don’t have her.
Sub DPS/ Enabler: Odette serves as the team’s main Cryo enabler, providing the team with off-field Cryo application and activating the Stellar Swirl Elemental Reaction with the help of Faruzan. Faruzan is the team’s other support and enabler character, capable of boosting the Anemo damage output of the team, activating Stellar Swirl with her off-field Anemo application.
Support/ Sustain: Vodyanitsa is the team’s premium sustain option, as she can massively reduces the enemies’ Cryo and Anemo Resistances when Stellar Swirl is activated and is able to provide off-field Hydro application, off-field healing and is able to boost the damage output of the active character. Her Hydro application can also trigger freeze, making it easier for players to trigger Stellar Swirl simply by using an Anemo attack on Frozen enemies. Qiqi can replace her in this slot if you don’t have Vodyanitsa.
Conclusion
With that, we have gone over everything players need to know about Stellar Reactions. Future Snezhnaya character releases promises to bring more Stellar Reaction related characters, so if players want to be prepared, don’t hesitate to take advantage of Enjoygm’s discount deals for Genshin Impact Top Up and stock up on some funds in advance!



