Introductions
Lingsha is a 5-Star character with the Fire
element who follows the Path of Abundance. Lingsha is a sustain unit who
provides team-wide healing while also dealing a large amount of Toughness DMG.
She works well in both AoE and single-target scenarios, and her gameplay revolves
around her summon "Fuyuan". Fuyuan provides the team with cleansing and healing
while contributing some AoE damage to enemies.
Our Lingsha Build Guide will show you the best Light Cones, Relics, and
team compositions to help you build the best Lingsha.
Lingsha's Best Light Cone
Listed below are the Light Cones we recommend for Lingsha.
Echoes of the Coffin
S1
Sources: Event Warp (limited)
Scent Alone Stays True
S1
Sources: Event Warp (limited)
Night of Fright
S1
Sources: Event Warp (limited)
Post-Op Conversation
S5
Sources: Stellar Warp
Unto Tomorrow's Morrow
S5
Sources: Nameless Glory
Dream's Montage
S5
Sources: Event Warp (limited)
Best Relics and Planar Ornaments for Lingsha
Best Relics for Lingsha
These are the best Relic sets for Lingsha.
Warrior Goddess of Sun and Thunder
Iron Cavalry Against the Scourge
Messenger Traversing Hackerspace
Iron Cavalry Against the Scourge
Best Planar Ornaments
Forge of the Kalpagni Lantern
Talia: Kingdom of Banditry
Lushaka, the Sunken Seas
Lingsha's Stat Priority
Recommended Endgame Stats for Lingsha
Traces Priority
Lingsha Build Comments
Lingsha is a strong sustain unit who combines reliable team-wide healing with Break-focused damage. Instead of being a passive healer, she actively contributes in combat through her summon, Fuyuan, which takes independent turns to deal AoE follow-up attacks, inflict additional Toughness DMG, and simultaneously heal and cleanse the entire team. This makes her sustain feel automatic and continuous, rather than something you have to constantly manage.
Lingsha's kit is heavily tied to Break Effect, allowing her healing and offensive contributions to scale together while also providing a debuff that increases Break DMG received by enemies, significantly boosting Break-focused teams. She functions as both a reliable sustain and a damage amplifier, with Fuyuan acting almost like a second unit that constantly pressures enemies while keeping allies alive. This lets her fit nicely into Break and Follow-Up ATK teams while still performing as a universal healer when needed.
When considering which allies work best with Lingsha, Ruan Mei is a particularly strong option. Ruan Mei works exceptionally well with Lingsha because her Weakness Break Efficiency buff allows Lingsha's AoE attacks to reduce enemy Toughness much faster. Once enemies are Weakness Broken, Ruan Mei delays their recovery, extending the window for Lingsha to deal additional damage. Additionally, Ruan Mei's SPD and resistance buffs enable Lingsha to act more frequently, which speeds up her healing summons and maximises her overall contribution.
Lingsha's Best Teams
To learn all about Lingsha's synergies and best team compositions, check our dedicated Lingsha team page below:
Lingsha's Best Eidolons
- E6 – E6 is very strong. While Fuyuan is on the field, E6 gives a near-permanent 20% All-Type RES PEN. It also makes Fuyuan's attacks hit 4 times, adding extra damage and significantly more Toughness reduction, especially when boosted by E1 and Ruan Mei's Skill, which greatly increases Super Break damage since Fuyuan can act as often as, or more often than, Lingsha.
- E1 – E1 is also strong and Lingsha's second-best Eidolon. It increases her Weakness Break Efficiency by 50%, which boosts Super Break damage. It also applies 20% DEF reduction when enemies are Weakness Broken, benefiting both Lingsha and the whole team. Overall, it provides a major damage increase and strong team-wide value.
- E2 – This Eidolon comes just after E1 for impact. Using Lingsha's Ultimate gives the whole team 40% Break Effect for 3 turns. It adds some decent team value, but it's much less impactful than E1 and mainly works as a consistent, moderate damage boost.
- E4 – This Eidolon mainly adds extra healing when Fuyuan acts, restoring HP to the most injured ally based on Lingsha's ATK. Since Lingsha already provides enough healing, this extra sustain is generally unnecessary in most setups. As a result, it's low-impact and mostly situational.