Summary
Genshin Impacthas revealed that version 4.3 will bring a trio of rerun characters: Sucrose, Candace, and Rosaria. During the official 4.3 livestream,Genshin Impactconfirmed Navia and Chevreuse will make their debutin the upcoming update alongside several reruns, such as Kamisato Ayaka and Raiden Shogun. As is tradition, they will be available through limited-time events rather than the game’s permanent banner.
Genshin Impactversion 4.3 will introduce several quality-of-life changes, including the ability to respawn closer to the challenge location on Domains. With just one click, players will be able to lock artifacts and select up to 15 materials when upgrading them. They will no longer have to claim expedition rewards one by one thanks to the new “Claim All” button. While not as important as these changes, the character enhancement screen will also be overhauled in version 4.3 later this month.
Genshin Impacthas confirmed that Sucrose, Candace, and Rosaria will receive their rerun banner in version 4.3. Alongside Navia’s debut banner, they will remain event-exclusive characters until the release of the second phase, on January 9. This is an opportunity for Travelers who need four-star units to use them in the sub-DPS role. They can unleash their full potential when paired with any character that deals consistent damage.
Genshin Impact Version 4.3 Character Re-Runs
Genshin Impact’s Sucrose is an Anemo-type character that fits into reaction-focused teams thanks to her powerful kit. She serves as a sub-DPS, dealing an insane amount of Anemo damage to multiple enemies. Any weapon and artifact that boosts her elemental mastery is the best option for Sucrose, whose utility hails from the character’s burst ability. One thing to note is that she needs energy regeneration to perform all her AoE abilities, meaning players should pair her withGenshin Impact’s battery units.
Rosaria is a Cryo-based character who can take on damage dealer and support roles for her team. She provides utility, focuses on dealing critical damage, and gains an attack bonus when her HP slips below a certain level. Also, the four-star Polearm wielder performs an AoE attack by driving her weapon into the ground.
Genshin Impact’s Candace, on the other hand, has an impressive damage output despite being a support unit, and she is a viable option for teams that focus on Hydro-based reactions. She uses Polearms as her primary weapon, and provides allies with buffs through her elemental burst. Moreover, Candace can form a temporary barrier that absorbs damage based on her HP.
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Step into Teyvat, a vast world teeming with life and flowing with elemental energy.You and your sibling arrived here from another world. Separated by an unknown god, stripped of your powers, and cast into a deep slumber, you now awake to a world very different from when you first arrived.Thus begins your journey across Teyvat to seek answers from The Seven — the gods of each element. Along the way, prepare to explore every inch of this wondrous world, join forces with a diverse range of characters, and unravel the countless mysteries that Teyvat holds…
