Yae Miko Stellar Conduct Best Build & Team in Genshin Impact

Yae Miko Stellar Conduct build has made her one of the strongest Electro sub-DPS characters in Genshin Impact right now. After her Version 6.7 buffs through the Witch’s Revelation system, she gained major synergy with the Radiance: Stellar-Conduct state — pushing her from a solid off-field pick into full S-tier territory. If you already have her, or you’re thinking about pulling her from the current meta Stellar-Conduct lineup, this guide covers everything you need to build her right.

She works perfectly alongside Snezhnayan characters like Sandrone and supports like Qiqi in the Stellar-Conduct meta. Below you’ll find her best artifacts, weapons, stat priorities, team comps, and constellation values — all updated for 2026.

TL;DR

• Best artifact set: Disenchantment in Deep Shadow (4-piece) for Stellar-Conduct teams
• Best weapon: Kagura’s Verity (BiS), The Widsith is the best 4-star option
• Main stats: ATK% Sands, ATK% Goblet, CRIT DMG Circlet
• Best team: Sandrone + Yae Miko + Qiqi + Escoffier
• Prioritize Constellation 1 first — it’s the single biggest damage jump in Stellar teams
• Talent priority: Elemental Skill first, then Burst, Normal Attack last
• Available on PC, mobile, PlayStation, and other platforms

Who Is Yae Miko in Genshin Impact

Yae Miko is a 5-star Electro Catalyst character from Inazuma who has been in the game since Version 2.5. She oversees the Grand Narukami Shrine and is one of the most iconic characters in the roster. In combat, she plays the role of an off-field Electro sub-DPS. Her core mechanic revolves around placing Sesshou Sakura turrets on the field that continuously strike nearby enemies with Electro damage. The more turrets you have active, the stronger each one becomes.

With the Version 6.7 Luna VIII update, she received significant buffs. Her turrets now last longer on the field, remain active after she uses her Elemental Burst, and gain a powerful extra strike when three are placed. Under the Radiance: Stellar-Conduct state, this extra strike converts into Stellar-Conduct damage — giving her a whole new level of output in the right teams.

She is available on Genshin Impact’s official site, as well as on Android, iOS, PlayStation, Epic Games, and Xbox.

How Yae Miko Stellar Conduct Works

Yae Miko herself does not trigger Stellar-Conduct reactions. She needs a Stellar Linchpin character in the party to set up the Polestar Field. Current Stellar Linchpin characters include Sandrone and the Traveler. Once the field is active and Yae Miko enters the Radiance: Stellar-Conduct state, her kit changes in the following ways:

• Her A4 passive converts into Stellar-Conduct DMG — the extra ATK-scaling hit she gets when three turrets are active becomes SC damage instead of plain Electro.
• Roughly 65–70% of her total damage becomes Stellar-Conduct damage in the right setup.
• She deals an additional Electro hit at 200% of her ATK when an enhanced turret strike lands in this state.
• In a standard 18-second rotation she gets 6 turret waves and 6 SC hits; in a 20-second rotation, 7 of each.

This makes ATK scaling far more important than Electro DMG Bonus on her artifacts — which directly affects how you build her.

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Yae Miko Stellar Conduct Best Artifacts

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

This is the top artifact set for Stellar-Conduct Yae Miko. The 2-piece bonus gives +18% ATK, and the 4-piece bonus increases Superconduct reaction DMG by 80% and Stellar-Conduct reaction DMG by 40%. On top of that, when attacking enemies affected by Superconduct or Stellar-Conduct, she gains a +16% CRIT Rate bonus. This set can be farmed from the Thorny Crown of the Mountain Wind domain.

The CRIT Rate boost is important because it lets you drop your CRIT Rate target on artifacts. With the set’s 16% bonus and Cryo Resonance adding another 15%, you only need around 69% CRIT Rate from substats and other sources — freeing up rolls for CRIT DMG and ATK.

Alternative Artifact Sets

• Golden Troupe (4-piece): Best option for standard Electro sub-DPS outside of Stellar teams. Gives up to 70% Elemental Skill DMG bonus when off-field. Use this if you don’t have a Stellar Linchpin on your team.
• Gilded Dreams (4-piece): A solid budget option for Stellar-Conduct Yae Miko if you don’t have a good Disenchantment set yet. Slightly weaker than the new set but widely available.
• 2-piece ATK% + 2-piece Elemental Mastery: Marginally behind Gilded Dreams but works fine as a temporary setup while farming.

Yae Miko Stellar Conduct Stat Priority

• Sands: ATK% (primary) — you can swap to EM Sands if you have ATK buffers like Nicole and the substat quality is better
• Goblet: ATK% — Electro DMG Bonus goblet is not recommended in Stellar-Conduct teams since SC damage does not scale with Elemental DMG Bonus
• Circlet: CRIT DMG (generally preferred) or CRIT Rate depending on your current CRIT ratio

Keep in mind that at Constellation 2, Elemental Mastery gains less value. If you have C2, lean harder into ATK% and CRIT stats.

Substats to Target

• CRIT DMG and CRIT Rate (target roughly 1:2 ratio; aim for ~69% CRIT Rate in Stellar teams thanks to the set bonus)
• ATK% and flat ATK
• Elemental Mastery (secondary priority; still useful at C0 and C1)
• Energy Recharge (aim for enough to cast Burst every rotation — around 130–150% is typically sufficient)

Yae Miko Stellar Conduct Best Weapons

Best 5-Star Weapons

• Kagura’s Verity (Best in Slot): Her signature catalyst and the strongest option for personal damage. Each Elemental Skill cast stacks a bonus that increases Elemental Skill DMG and Stellar-Conduct DMG by up to 36%, plus 12% All Elemental DMG Bonus at max stacks. It was updated in 6.7 to include Stellar-Conduct DMG scaling alongside regular DMG. It’s roughly a 30% upgrade over Widsith R1. The downside is it doesn’t provide team buffs, so it’s a personal damage weapon first and foremost.
• Reliquary of Truth: The best limited 5-star alternative. Strong CRIT stats and some EM, though it doesn’t have full uptime on all its bonuses. About 15–20% ahead of Widsith R1.
• Skyward Atlas: A solid general option. Its CRIT Rate substat is useful in Stellar teams, and it typically outperforms Widsith R5 in high CRIT Rate scenarios.
• Lost Prayer to the Sacred Winds: Another CRIT Rate option. Decent but generally falls behind Skyward Atlas.

Best 4-Star Weapons

• The Widsith (Best 4-Star): The go-to 4-star weapon for Yae Miko across most builds. Its CRIT Rate secondary stat is valuable, and its passive offers ATK%, DMG%, or EM boosts — the first two being especially strong in Stellar-Conduct teams. At R5 it outpaces most 5-star alternatives that lack strong passives. The low uptime of the passive is its only real downside.
• Echoes of the Heart (Snezhnaya Craftable): The best free-to-obtain option. More than 10% stronger than Widsith R1 and even beats Skyward Atlas. Very resource-intensive to craft but worth it if you’re lacking 5-star catalysts.
• Wandering Evenstar: Decent at higher refinements, though it falls behind Widsith without significant vertical investment.

Yae Miko Talent Priority

Elemental Skill first. Her Sesshou Sakura is the core of her damage output across all playstyles. The extra turret lightning from her A4 passive scales directly with Skill level. Prioritize this to 9 or 10.

Elemental Burst second. Great Secret Art: Tenko Kenshin deals strong AoE Electro DMG and converts nearby turrets into Tenko Thunderbolts. It also helps reset Skill charges through her passive, letting her rebuild turret uptime quickly. Level this to 9 or 10 as well.

Normal Attack last. Yae Miko almost never uses her Normal Attacks in combat. In off-field play she never gets to use them at all. Leave this at Level 1 for now.

Yae Miko Constellations in Stellar Conduct Teams

Constellation 1 — Yakan Offering

This is Yae Miko’s best early investment by a wide margin in Stellar-Conduct teams. It provides the whole party with a 50% Electro DMG and Stellar-Conduct DMG Bonus for 10 seconds whenever Superconduct or Stellar-Conduct damage is triggered. The buff refreshes each time the reaction goes off — which in a good rotation means near-constant uptime. C1 is currently obtainable for free through the permanent “To Temper Thyself and Journey Far” event if you already have Yae Miko on your account.

Constellation 2 — Enlightened Blessing

Provides a permanent +200 Elemental Mastery to Yae Miko and the active character. This is a massive team damage boost — going from C0 to C2 is roughly a 30% total DPS upgrade. The EM buff is not conditional on being in Radiance: Stellar-Conduct, so it can benefit EM-scaling on-fielders even outside pure Stellar teams.

Constellation 3 — The Seven Glamours

Increases talent levels for her Elemental Skill. The value is lower than it looks because the level increase only affects her Electro hits — a minority of her damage in Stellar teams. Not a priority.

Constellation 4 — Sakura Channeling

Makes her Elemental Burst slightly less of a damage rotation loss. A minor improvement overall.

Constellation 5 — Mischievous Teasing

Increases Burst talent levels. Near negligible impact even if you use her Burst every rotation.

Constellation 6 — Forbidden Art: Daisesshou

A massive personal damage spike. C6 makes her Sesshou Sakura ignore 60% of enemy DEF, and since Stellar-Conduct damage ignores DEF entirely, it additionally increases her Stellar-Conduct CRIT DMG by 200%. C6 is one of her single largest personal damage jumps — but it’s C1 that’s worth chasing first in Stellar teams because of the team-wide impact.

Investment priority: C1 > C2 >> Kagura’s Verity

Yae Miko Stellar Conduct Best Team Comps

Meta Stellar-Superconduct Team: Sandrone + Yae Miko + Qiqi + Escoffier

This is the strongest Stellar-Conduct team in the current meta. Qiqi acts as the core Stellar-Conduct support after her 6.7 Witch’s Revelation buffs — her Elemental Skill now has 100% uptime and grants the whole party a 50% boost to Stellar-Conduct and Superconduct reaction damage while active. Sandrone provides the Polestar Field as the Stellar Linchpin. Yae Miko contributes off-field Electro damage and team buffs through her constellations. Escoffier fills the Cryo buffer slot, amplifying damage and enabling Cryo Resonance for extra CRIT Rate.

Semi F2P Overload Team: Raiden Shogun + Yae Miko + Chevreuse + Bennett

A strong alternative for players who don’t have Sandrone. Raiden Shogun handles Electro application and energy generation, Chevreuse enables Overload and provides ATK buffs through her kit, and Bennett brings healing plus a powerful ATK bonus from his Burst. Yae Miko’s turrets maintain consistent Electro off-field while Raiden is on the field. This team doesn’t use Stellar-Conduct but remains one of the more accessible high-damage setups.

Aggravate Dendro Team: Alhaitham + Yae Miko + Nahida + Zhongli

Alhaitham acts as the on-field Dendro DPS while Yae Miko keeps Electro application going off-field. Nahida provides Dendro resonance and massive EM buffs via her burst, making Quicken and Aggravate reactions significantly stronger. Zhongli provides universal resistance shred and shields for comfort. This team uses Gilded Dreams or Golden Troupe on Yae Miko rather than Disenchantment in Deep Shadow.

Lunar-Based Team: Yae Miko + Columbina + Ineffa + Zhongli

A newer composition built around Lunar-Charged reactions. Columbina and Ineffa pair together to generate Lunar-Charged reactions that synergize with Yae Miko’s off-field Electro output. Zhongli provides shielding and the universal 20% resistance shred from his jade shield. This team has a different damage distribution but is a strong option for players who have the newer Snezhnayan units.

Yae Miko Rotation in Stellar Conduct Teams

Her rotation is straightforward to execute. Here is how a standard 18-second rotation looks in a Stellar-Conduct team:

• Step 1: Switch to Sandrone and activate Polestar Field
• Step 2: Switch to Qiqi and activate Elemental Skill for Stellar-Conduct support buff
• Step 3: Switch to Yae Miko, place all three Sesshou Sakura turrets (use Elemental Skill three times)
• Step 4: Use Yae Miko’s Elemental Burst to reset charges if needed, then re-place turrets
• Step 5: Swap to your on-field carry (Sandrone or other DPS) and deal damage while turrets fire
• Step 6: Refresh supports and repeat

The turrets do not share cooldowns with freshly placed ones, so Yae Miko can keep a steady stream of lightning strikes going throughout the rotation. Aim for 6 turret waves per 18-second cycle.

Yae Miko Ascension and Materials

To fully ascend Yae Miko to Level 90, you will need the following materials:

• Vajrada Amethyst (all tiers) — Electro ascension gem
• Sea Ganoderma — found along the coastlines of Inazuma
• Dragonheir’s False Fin — dropped by the Bathysmal Vishap family of enemies
• Handguard material line (Old Handguard, Kageuchi Handguard, Famed Handguard) — from Nobushi and Kairagi enemies in Inazuma

For talent upgrades, she needs the Light Guiding Tetrahedron crown material alongside her weekly boss drops and handguard materials. Prioritize getting her Elemental Skill to Level 9 or 10 before focusing on her Burst.

Should You Pull Yae Miko for Stellar Conduct in 2026

Yes — if you’re building or planning to build a Stellar-Conduct team. Yae Miko is one of the strongest off-field Electro supports and sub-DPS characters in the current Stellar-Conduct meta. Her C1 alone provides a massive team-wide damage boost, and that constellation is freely obtainable. Her kit synergizes naturally with Sandrone as the Polestar Field enabler, and she contributes over a third of total damage output in optimized Sandrone teams. Even if a newer Electro character releases later in the Snezhnaya patches, Yae Miko’s combination of turret uptime, reaction buffs at C1 and C2, and consistent off-field presence keeps her extremely valuable.

Outside of Stellar-Conduct teams, her value drops compared to characters like Fischl who benefited from the Hexerei buffs. But in the right setup, she is firmly S-tier.

For more Snezhnayan content, check out our guide on Stellar Glimmer reactions in Genshin Impact and the All Local Legends of Snezhnaya. If you want to explore more characters in the Stellar meta, see our Odette ascension and talent materials guide.

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