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Dori inGenshin Impactis the second Electro healer in the game. It’s quite surprising to have the second Electro healer shortly after the first was released, but it’s rather good news for players who didn’t manage to get Kuki Shinobu yet. Kuki Shinobu and Dori are similar in a few ways, and due to their similar roles, they can be used to replace each other in their respective team compositions.
Other than their roles, both Dori and Kuki Shinobu also have barely supportive Constellations inGenshin Impact. For Dori, some of her Constellations are more worth it in certain team compositions.
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Are Dori’s Constellations Worth It In Genshin Impact?
Shortly,Dori’s Constellations inGenshin Impactare only worth it if players are playing Dori in an Aggravate team comp. It also enhances Electro-Charged composition to an extent, but not as much as Aggravate.
For those who only want Dori as their healer, the only Constellations worth seeking are C3 and C4.
C1 - Additional Investment
Dori’s firstConstellation inGenshin Impactis highly negligible if players aren’t playing Dori in an Aggravate comp. Without C1, none of Dori’s After-Sales Service Rounds will trigger Aggravate, as the initial hit already triggers the reaction. While with C1,the third After-Sales Service Round will reset the Internal Cooldown and trigger Aggravate, increasing Dori’s personal damage.
C2 - Special Franchise
Jinni Toop from Dori’ssecondGenshin ImpactConstellationwill still be fired even if the character is full HP, so in total, there will be six Jinni Toops fired. This is a decent extra Electro application for an Electro-Charged comp, but, again, it’s most significant for the Aggravate team.Three out of the six Jinni Toops will trigger Aggravate damage.
C4 - Discretionary Supplement
Dori’s C4 inGenshin Impactis practically her only supportive upgrade. It’s decent for both Energy regeneration and healing in grave situations.
C6 - Sprinkling Weight
Dori’s C6 is quite awkward as players need to spend 3 extra seconds after casting her Skill, so in many cases, it’s best to ignore it completely. But, if players do choose touse this feature in an Aggravate teamcomp, then it’d be good news to know thattwo out of the three Normal Attack hits will deal Aggravate.
Genshin Impactis now available on Mobile, PC, PS4, and PS5. A Switch version is in development.
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