Mitya Best Artifacts in Genshin Impact — Full Guide (Version 7.2)

Mitya is one of the most exciting new characters in Genshin Impact Version 7.2. He is a 5-star Electro Catalyst user who powers Stellar-Conduct teams. The right artifacts make a huge difference for him — whether you’re playing him as a main DPS or a support.

This guide covers the best artifacts for Mitya in Genshin Impact, including which sets to use, what main stats to prioritize, and what substats to look for. If you’re also planning his full kit, check out the Mitya best build guide and the best weapons for Mitya for more details.

Key Takeaways

• Best artifact set: 4-piece Disenchantment in Deep Shadow
• Alternative set: 4-piece Gilded Dreams
• Sands: Elemental Mastery
• Goblet: Elemental Mastery
• Circlet: CRIT Rate or CRIT DMG
• Top substats: CRIT Rate, CRIT DMG, Elemental Mastery
• Mitya scales heavily off Elemental Mastery — do not ignore it
• The 4-piece Disenchantment bonus gives a big boost to Stellar-Conduct reaction damage and CRIT Rate

Quick Overview: Mitya’s Artifact Needs

Before jumping into sets, it’s worth understanding why Mitya builds the way he does. His damage is tied to the Stellar-Conduct reaction. Stellar-Conduct works like Superconduct but upgraded — it creates Polestar Prisms (also called Gradient Beacons) that he consumes to deal powerful AoE Electro damage.

His passive also buffs team Stellar-Conduct damage based on his own Elemental Mastery — every 1 EM adds 0.028% to the team’s Base Stellar-Conduct DMG, capped at 14%. That means stacking EM helps both his personal damage and the entire team.

At the same time, his Passive Talent 2 gives him up to 20% CRIT Rate just from collecting Prisms. So CRIT stats are important too — but you don’t need to overcap them from artifacts alone.

Mitya in Genshin Impact

Mitya Best Artifact Set: Disenchantment in Deep Shadow (4-Piece)

The Disenchantment in Deep Shadow set is the top pick for Mitya. It was designed with Stellar-Conduct in mind and directly buffs the type of damage he deals most.

Set Bonuses:

• 2-piece: ATK +18%
• 4-piece: Increases Superconduct Reaction DMG by 80% and Stellar-Conduct Reaction DMG by 40%. When attacking enemies affected by Superconduct or Stellar-Conduct, that attack’s CRIT Rate is increased by 16%.

The 2-piece ATK bonus is not the main reason to run this set. What matters is the 4-piece effect. A 40% boost to Stellar-Conduct reaction damage is massive for a character who is built around firing off these reactions constantly. The conditional 16% CRIT Rate on top of that pushes his numbers further without needing to build CRIT Rate from every substat.

This set is especially strong for on-field Mitya using his Overloaded Detection Core, where he is actively spending Gradient Beacons through Gradient Detonation. The reaction damage bonus and free CRIT Rate both apply directly to those hits.

Should Support Mitya Use This Set Too?

Yes, you can run Disenchantment in Deep Shadow on support-focused Mitya as well. His personal damage still benefits from the reaction bonus. The 4-piece does not directly boost your whole team’s Stellar-Conduct damage though — it only applies to the wearer. So if you have better-statted EM artifacts from another set, compare the actual numbers before switching.

Alternative Artifact Set: Gilded Dreams (4-Piece)

If you do not have Disenchantment in Deep Shadow farmed yet, Gilded Dreams is the best alternative. This is a great placeholder and works well for support-oriented Mitya.

Set Bonuses:

• 2-piece: Elemental Mastery +80
• 4-piece: Within 8 seconds of triggering an Elemental Reaction, the character gains buffs based on the Elemental Types of the other party members: ATK +14% for each party member of the same element, Elemental Mastery +50 for each party member of a different element. Max 3 stacks. Can trigger once every 8 seconds even if the wearer is off-field.

Gilded Dreams is easy to farm from the Spire of Solitary Enlightenment domain. In Stellar-Conduct teams, Mitya is usually the only Electro unit (with Cryo supports filling the other slots), so the 4-piece will tend to give him a lot of Elemental Mastery rather than ATK. This makes it a natural fit for his EM-focused playstyle.

It is also an excellent choice for off-field Mitya using his Steady State Detection Core, where his main job is generating Gradient Beacons for EM support and passive reaction damage rather than dealing bursts himself.

Can You Run a 2+2 Mix?

Yes, mixing two 2-piece sets is a valid option if your individual pieces have great substats. Common combinations include:

• 2-piece Disenchantment in Deep Shadow + 2-piece Gilded Dreams
• 2-piece Gilded Dreams + 2-piece Wanderer’s Troupe or Flower of Paradise Lost

The 80 EM from each 2-piece bonus stacks up nicely. If you get lucky with substats during farming, a well-statted 2+2 mix can compete with or even beat a 4-piece set. That said, the 4-piece Disenchantment bonus is specifically designed for Mitya’s kit — so the 4-piece is worth chasing on its own domain.

Mitya Artifact Main Stats Guide

Getting the right main stats is just as important as picking the right set. For Mitya, most builds agree on the following:

Sands (Timepiece)

Best choice: Elemental Mastery

An EM Sands is almost always the right call. His Gradient Detonation scales off EM, his Stellar-Conduct reaction damage scales off EM, and his team-support passive scales off EM. There is very rarely a reason to run ATK% or Energy Recharge here unless you are running a niche rotation that needs burst up every single cycle.

Goblet (Plume)

Best choice: Elemental Mastery

Running EM on both Sands and Goblet is what separates Mitya from most DPS characters. His reaction-based multipliers reward stacking EM far more than chasing Electro DMG Bonus, which does not apply to his Stellar-Conduct reactions. Run EM Goblet.

Circlet (Crown)

Best choice: CRIT Rate or CRIT DMG

This is where you balance the CRIT ratio. His passive talent gives up to 20% CRIT Rate from collecting Polestar Prisms, and the 4-piece Disenchantment bonus can give another 16% conditionally. Check your actual CRIT Rate in combat before choosing which Circlet to use. If you are already comfortable on CRIT Rate, pick a CRIT DMG Circlet. If your ratio is uneven, CRIT Rate Circlet works.

An EM Circlet is an option for pure support builds, but it is usually less efficient for his personal damage compared to a CRIT stat.

Mitya Best Substats for Artifacts

Once you have the right main stats, here is what to prioritize in substats — in order of importance:

• 1st — CRIT Rate%: Aim for a 1:2 ratio of CRIT Rate to CRIT DMG. Keep this in mind since his passive talents and set effects already add free CRIT Rate in combat.
• 2nd — CRIT DMG%: More CRIT DMG translates directly to bigger Gradient Detonation hits and reaction bursts.
• 3rd — Elemental Mastery: Every point of EM adds value across his kit. It benefits his personal reaction damage and also scales his team passive.
• 4th — ATK%: Lower priority but still a decent substat if the other rolls are not available on a given piece.
• Energy Recharge (situational): You may need some ER if you are using his Burst in every rotation. Without enough ER, his 60-Energy Burst can fall short. Only build this if your rotation needs it — EM and CRIT are more important for damage.

CRIT Ratio Tip

The common advice is to keep a 1:2 ratio of CRIT Rate to CRIT DMG. For Mitya, factor in his in-combat bonuses before you farm. In a full rotation with four Polestar Prisms collected, he already has +20% CRIT Rate from his passive. Add the Disenchantment 4-piece conditional, and he can be sitting at a solid CRIT Rate before you spend a single substat roll on it. Plan your artifact farming around your in-combat stats, not just the character menu numbers.

Important Stat Threshold: Elemental Mastery Cap on Team Passive

Mitya’s passive that boosts team Stellar-Conduct DMG (0.028% per EM, up to 14%) reaches its cap at 500 Elemental Mastery. This is worth knowing, but it does not mean you should stop building EM once you hit 500. His personal reaction damage — especially Gradient Detonation — still benefits from additional EM beyond that cap. The cap only applies to the specific team-support passive, not to his personal damage numbers.

Where to Farm Disenchantment in Deep Shadow

The Disenchantment in Deep Shadow artifact set drops from a new domain introduced in Genshin Impact Version 7.2 in Snezhnaya. As with all late-game artifact domains, you will want to be Adventure Rank 45 or above to farm efficiently. The domain shares drops with another set, so plan your resin usage around farming for Mitya’s pieces.

If the domain drops a second set alongside Disenchantment in Deep Shadow, check whether that set benefits any other character on your roster. Efficient resin usage matters — do not let good pieces from the second set go to waste.

While farming, use your Mystic Offering strongbox (available at AR 45 at Alchemy Tables) to convert unwanted pieces from related sets into Disenchantment in Deep Shadow if that option is available. It won’t give you exactly what you need every time, but it can speed up the process when your lucky pieces are slow to drop.

For more on Mitya’s kit and to plan your farming route in Snezhnaya, see the Vodyanitsa best build and check the Scarlet Proof artifact guide for more Snezhnaya artifact set details.

Artifact Build Comparison Table

• 4-piece Disenchantment in Deep Shadow: Best in slot for on-field DPS Mitya. Boosts Stellar-Conduct reaction DMG by 40% and gives conditional CRIT Rate. Best if you plan to use his Overloaded mode and Gradient Detonation.
• 4-piece Gilded Dreams: Best alternative. Great for off-field or support Mitya. High EM stacking, easy to farm, works well in multi-element teams.
• 2-piece EM + 2-piece EM mix: Valid option if the substats are excellent. Can match or beat 4-piece sets if piece quality is high enough.

Quick Tips for Farming Mitya’s Artifacts

• Farm Disenchantment in Deep Shadow from the new Snezhnaya domain in Version 7.2.
• Use Gilded Dreams from the Spire of Solitary Enlightenment as a placeholder — it is a good set on its own anyway.
• Always aim for EM Sands + EM Goblet. These are more important than any CRIT substat.
• Check your CRIT Rate during combat before you decide on your Circlet. His passives give free CRIT Rate you should factor in.
• 500 EM is a soft milestone for his team passive, but keep stacking EM past that for personal damage.
• CRIT DMG in substats is very valuable because his signature weapon already leans heavily into CRIT DMG.

FAQ: Mitya Best Artifacts Genshin Impact

Conclusion

Mitya’s artifact build is straightforward once you understand what his kit wants. Stack Elemental Mastery on Sands and Goblet, grab a CRIT Circlet, and aim for the 4-piece Disenchantment in Deep Shadow set. It is built for his kit and gives the best combination of reaction damage and CRIT Rate for his playstyle.

If you are still farming the new domain, Gilded Dreams holds up well as a placeholder — especially for off-field or support roles. And if your individual artifact pieces have excellent substats, a 2+2 EM mix can be competitive too.

Download Genshin Impact on the official website or grab it on Android, iOS, PlayStation, Epic Games, or Xbox and start farming Snezhnaya today.