Genshin Impact’s Chevreuse is the Righteous Enforcer of the Law and captain of the Special Security and Surveillance Patrol in Fontaine. She uses a musket in combat alongside a polearm – and some explosives. Her kit focuses on buffing the overloaded reaction, so you’re sure to pack a punch with her on your team next to an electro or pyro DPS.
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Here’s everything in our Genshin Impact’s Chevreuse build guide:
What’s the best Genshin Impact Chevreuse build?
Chevreuse is a four-star character, available on all banners. She uses the pyro element and a polearm weapon.
| Best weapon | Rightful Reward |
| Weapon substitutes | Black Tassel, Favonuis Lance |
| Best artifact set | Noblesse Oblige |
| Main stats | Sands – HP Goblet – Pyro damage bonus Circlet – HP |
| Sub stats | HP, energy recharge, elemental mastery |
Chevreuse uses a polearm – though her musket shows up in her animations as Genshin Impact’s Mika‘s crossbow does. We recommend the Rightful Reward or Black Tassel options for her as she scales off HP. Pairing this with a full set of Noblesse Oblige artifacts with HP stats. Getting her HP to around 40,000 is your best bet for a good heal.
She’s a support unit dedicated to improving the outcome of the overloaded reaction between pyro and electro, allowing your DPS to do some serious damage. She also provides a little bit of healing while she’s here, too, which can help if your party members take damage from any explosions.
How do I use Chevreuse?
Using Chevreuse can take a little while to get used to, but she’s there to make your overloaded reactions stronger, along with your pyro and electro DPS moves. The best thing to do is to use your pyro or electro DPS’s move to trigger the reaction, then swap to Chevreuse and unleash her elemental skill. This deals higher damage with her pyro application.
Thankfully, getting buffs to your attack and overloaded damage is fairly easy as it’s Chevreuse’s passive talents that add damage. As long as you have at least one pyro and electro character in the team and consistently trigger overloaded, you should reap all the benefits.
What are the best weapons for Chevreuse?
Chevreuse benefits from a high HP stat, so aiming for a weapon that can boost this is key. The Rightful Reward can do this and restore energy for Chevreuse whenever she heals. An easy option is the Black Tassel, which can be refined quickly thanks to it being a common drop on the banners.
| Rightful Reward | Stat: Increases HP Skill: When Chevreuse heals, she regenerates eight energy. This can trigger once every ten seconds and can occur when she is off-field | Forged |
| Favonius Lance | Stat: Increases energy recharge Skill: Crit hits have a 60% chance to generate elemental particles, which generate six energy for Chevreuse | All banners |
| Black Tassel | Stat: Increases HP Skill: Increases damage against slimes by 40% | All banners |
| Dragon’s Bane | Stat: Increases elemental mastery Skill: Increases damage against opponents affected by pyro by 20% | All banners |
What are the best artifacts for Chevreuse?
We recommend a healing bonus artifact and a two-piece healing bonus set like Maiden Beloved or Ocean Hued Clam, as part of her kit allows her to heal teammates, but focus on stacking up Chevreuse’s HP stat.
While Chevreuse provides some healing based on her maximum HP, her second constellation’s talent scales off her maximum attack – so if you have this unlocked, focus on upping this number, too.
| Noblesse Oblige | Two pieces: Elemental burst damage increases Fourpieces: When Chevreuse uses an elemental burst, every party member’s attack increases by 20% for 12 seconds. This cannot stack | Obtain from the Clear Pool and Mountain Cavern domain |
| Song of Days Past | Two pieces: Adds a healing bonus Four pieces: When Chevreuse heals a party member, she gets the Yearning effect for six seconds. This records the total amount of healing, including overflow. When the duration expires, the effect transforms into Waves of Days Past. This increases the damage of normal, charged, plunging, elemental skill, and elemental burst attacks by 8% of the total healing. The effect removes after five uses or ten seconds. A single instance can record up to 15,000 healing, including from multiple characters | Obtain from the Waterfall Wen domain |
| Maiden Beloved | Twopieces: Adds a healing bonus
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