How to play Bennett in Genshin Impact

The following is a guide on how to play Bennett in Genshin Impact.
Bennett, an immigrant from the future who becomes part of one of Earth’s primitive tribes and gains power by absorbing fragments of beings from other worlds has just arrived at his new home. He sets up base camp in this unexplored territory and starts training his tribe members with weapons he salvaged while exploring their world before they can become more powerful too. But there are some strange things happening around them…

Bennett is a character in the game Genshin Impact. To play as Bennett, players must first unlock him. Players can do this by playing through the story mode or by buying him with gems.

Hoyoverse’s free gacha game Genshin Impact boasts a wide and diversified cast of playable characters. Because there are so many characters, not everyone has the time to try out each one’s equipment and talents. This tutorial will show you how to play Bennett, the unfortunate adventurer who constantly manages to find himself into problems in Genshin Impact.

Bennett is a 4-star character that may be obtained via the Limited Character, Limited Weapon, or Standard Banners. Bennett’s Limited Character Banner will sometimes have a rate-up, boosting the possibilities of drawing him and his Constellations. Bennett is well-known in Genshin Impact for being one of the game’s most powerful supports, with high healing and team boosts.

Overview

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4-star rarity
Pyro is a pyrotechnic element.
Sword as a weapon
Support is the best role to play.

Talents

Fortune Favors You

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Bennett launches a barrage of Normal strikes, capable of chaining up to five hits together. Bennett possesses a Charged Attack that delivers more damage and a Plunging Attack if he strikes from a specific height, much like any other character.

Bennett seldom uses his Normal or Charged Attacks in battle, preferring to depend on his Elemental Burst and Elemental Skill instead. As a result, you should not attempt to level up this ability.

Overwhelmed with passion

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Overwhelmed with passion is a strong ability that can deal a decent amount of damage. The best thing about it is its ability to generate energy for himself and other Pyro party members, with a quick cooldown of 4 seconds and 2 seconds within his Elemental Burst (provided you have Bennett ascended.)

He does have a hold version with a different effect, but it’s often ineffective, and you’re better off utilizing his Elemental Skill as is.

Fantastic Travels

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Bennett’s Elemental Burst, Fantastic Travels, is his claim to fame and the reason why Bennett is regarded as the best character in the game. Bennett jumps into the air and slams into the ground, dealing Pyro DMG and creating an “Inspiration Field.” This field heals characters within the AoE if their health is at or below 70%, which scales off of his max HP.

Meanwhile, while you have Bennett’s Constellation 1, friends inside the field will earn an ATK benefit if their health is more than 70%. Pyro is also instilled in the characters on the field. This indicates that other elements that you are afflicted with may be cleansed by this field. If you are infected with Cryo as a result of a Cryo assault, for example, performing Bennett’s burst will eliminate that element.

Enemies may also create Elemental Reactions in response to significant assaults on you. You should be cautious while facing some foes, since you may be one-shotted on the battlefield.

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Bennett’s ATK bonus is determined by his ATK Bonus Ratio (determined by his skill level) and Base ATK. Base ATK is not his complete ATK; it includes both his natural ATK and the ATK gained by his weapon. (Weapons with a high base ATK, like as the Skyward Blade, are therefore crucial on him.)

Snapshotting is a key concept to remember while employing Bennett’s Elemental Burst. When a character performs a deployable talent, such as Xiangling’s Elemental Burst, the ATK bonus is applied for the length of the skill. In other words, if Xiangling’s Elemental Burst is still active and Bennett’s Elemental Burst is not, the ATK increase will still be applied to that ability.

When he achieves Constellation Level 6, he unlocks a problematic component of this power, which will be discussed in a separate section.

Rekindle & Fearnaught

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Rekindle, Bennett’s 1st Ascension Passive, decreases Overwhelmed with passion’s cooldown by 20%, making Bennett more viable as a battery as well as increasing his damage output for his niche DPS builds. Meanwhile, his 4th Ascension Passive decreases Overwhelmed with passion’s cooldown by 50%. This means his Elemental Skill will be on a cooldown of 2 seconds within his Elemental Burst.

Bennett’s Best Artifacts and Weapons

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Bennett can play a variety of roles, but his strongest is certainly that of a Burst Support. Bennett can do a considerable amount of damage on his own, and his healing abilities are unrivaled.

We still suggest a 4-piece Noblesse Oblige set to help with his utility, as it will both improve his Elemental Burst damage and offer a team-wide ATK benefit every time he uses it. You may also utilize a 4-piece Emblem of Severed Fate set if you’d want to increase your Burst damage while also improving your Energy Recharge.

Bennett will value any sword with a high basic ATK for his weapons, since this will help his Elemental Burst boost. When it comes to paid alternatives, the Mistsplitter Reforged and Aquila Favonia are his best bets. With its high base ATK, the Alley Flash is also an excellent choice, while the Skyward Blade delivers a lot of Energy Recharge. For a free weapon, F2P players may utilize the Prototype Rancour, which has a reasonable amount of basic ATK.

Teams and Roles

National Team (and its variations) is a term used to describe a group of

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Bennett is an important member of the United States National Team. The National Team, as chosen by the community, is a powerful lineup that includes two incredibly important units: Xiangling and Bennett. In this competition, which relies on achieving the Vaporize reaction, these two units are almost required.

In numerous respects, Xiangling and Bennett complement one other. Bennett compensates for Xiangling’s worst flaw: her excessive energy use. Bennett is anticipated to perform his Elemental Skill and then cast to Xiangling on this squad. This will direct his energy particles toward Xiangling, speeding up the charge of her Elemental Burst. Pyro Resonance gives a teamwide ATK boost to each of them.

Xingqiu will most likely be the next unit. When Xiangling’s burst Vaporizes an opponent, his Elemental Burst is particularly strong in applying Hydro element, allowing Xiangling’s burst to deliver a lot of damage. Tartaglia is a Xingqiu variation.

A unit like Kazuha, Sucrose, or Shogun Raiden will be given the last unit slot. With their Elemental DMG buffs or Elemental Mastery buffs, the first two do more damage, while the Shogun Raiden does more Overload damage and recharges your friends’ Elemental Bursts at a quicker pace.

Bennett collaborates with a wide range of people.

Bennett’s healing and ATK bonus make him an excellent general support player for most teams. Bennett, on the other hand, is seen to be able to work with any side in the game. While this is somewhat true, Bennett is not the top player for every club. Bennett’s flexibility isn’t all-encompassing, therefore it’s easy to focus on which teams he’s overwhelmed in.

These two teams are mostly made up of Freeze and Physical teams. With at least two Cryo units for Cryo resonance, a Hydro unit to apply the freeze, and an Anemo unit for resistance shredding and crowd control, Freeze teams fill all four slots. Bennett is unfit for a Freeze squad, and he often causes havoc by thawing adversaries out of their frozen status.

Furthermore, Physical teams (such as Eula or Razor) would prefer to use Electro units to apply Superconduct rather than Bennett. Bennett, on the other hand, can work with certain Physical teams if he rotates them carefully.

The controversy over Constellation 6

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One of the most contentious components of Bennett’s kit is his Constellation 6, which is frequently the most powerful power spike for many characters. It has a history of “ruining accounts” and “ruining one of the game’s strongest supports.” This is because his Elemental Burst infuses the Pyro element into characters’ Normal Attacks while also delivering a 15% Pyro DMG boost.

This implies that instead of doing Physical damage, characters’ Normal Attacks will deliver Pyro damage. Bennett can no longer perform optimally with the majority of Physical carries in the game as a result of this. Bennett’s Constellation 6 will also override the Elemental Skill of characters with weak infusions, like as Keqing.

Bennett’s Constellation 6 poses a significant risk: future competitions may be damaged as a result of Bennett’s actions. It would also be misleading to claim that you should never upgrade to the Bennett C6. This is a list of all of the characters in the game and how Bennett C6 affects them.

Albedo	Negligible. Bennett will enhance Albedo’s damage output since he never utilizes his Typical Attacks in a normal comp. (Because Albedo scales off of DEF, he is seldom partnered with Bennett.)
Aloy	Negligible. Bennett’s injection has no effect on bow users.
Amber	It’s all good. Bennett’s C6 helps Amber since she is a Pyro unit.
Itto Arataki	Negligible. Itto Arataki’s Elemental Burst infusion is not affected by Bennett’s infusion.
Ayaka	Negative. Infusions from Ayaka’s Normal Attack will be ignored. (However, Ayaka Freeze teams seldom ran Bennett to begin with.)
Barbara	Negligible. Bennett’s injection has no effect on Catalyst users.
Beidou	Although she will mostly utilize her Elemental Skill and Elemental Burst to do damage, she might trigger unintended Overload encounters.
Chongyun	Very unfavorable. Chongyun is often partnered with Bennett for Melt teams, although Bennett’s Elemental Burst C6 cancels off his Elemental Skill.
Diluc	It’s all good. Bennett’s C6 helps Diluc since he is a Pyro unit.
Diona	Negligible. Bennett’s injection has no effect on bow users.
Eula	Negative. Bennett’s Elemental Burst has an effect on her Physical damage. (However, her strongest Physical teams seldom ran Bennett in the first place.)
Fischl	Negligible. Bennett’s injection has no effect on bow users.
Ganyu	Negligible. Bennett’s injection has no effect on bow users.
Gorou	Negligible. Bennett’s injection has no effect on bow users.
Hu Tao	It’s all good. Bennett’s C6 helps Hu Tao since he is a Pyro unit. (Hu Tao, on the other hand, scales off of HP and should not be combined with Bennett in most instances.)
Jean	The most of the time, it’s insignificant. Because she will mainly employ her Elemental Skill and Elemental Burst, her Support function will be impacted. Her DPS builds may suffer as a result.
Kaedehara Kazuha is a character in the manga Kaedehara Kazuha	The most of the time, it’s insignificant. It is contingent on the team. Bennett’s C6 has a detrimental influence on national teams (with the exception of Shogun Raiden and Tartaglia.) Bennett’s C6 does not have a significant impact on Kazuha.
Kaeya	The most of the time, it’s insignificant. He’ll mostly be using his Elemental Skill and Elemental Burst. Interaction may be beneficial depending on the team since you can use more Pyro to melt.
Keqing	The majority of the feedback is unfavorable, however it does open up a niche Pyro Keqing construct.
Klee	It’s all good. Bennett’s C6 benefits Klee since he is a Pyro unit.
Kokomi	Negligible. Bennett’s injection has no effect on Catalyst users.
Lisa	Negligible. Bennett’s injection has no effect on Catalyst users.
Mona	Negligible. Bennett’s injection has no effect on Catalyst users.
Ningguang	Negligible. Bennett’s injection has no effect on Catalyst users.
Noelle	Negligible. Bennett’s infusion has no effect on Noelle’s Elemental Burst infusion.
Qiqi	Because Qiqi is a healer, the effects are minimal.
Shogun Raiden	Negligible. Shogun Raiden’s Elemental Burst infusion is not affected by Bennett’s infusion.
Razor	Bennett’s injection has a negative effect on him as a Physical carry.
Rosaria	The most of the time, it’s insignificant. She’ll rely on his Elemental Skill and Elemental Burst the most. Interaction may be beneficial depending on the team since you can use more Pyro to melt.
Sara	Negligible. Bennett’s injection has no effect on bow users.
Shenhe	Which team you use makes a big difference. With Bennett C6, her Chongyun teams will no longer be viable.
Sucrose	If Sucrose is utilized on a national team, it might be a net negative.
Tartaglia	Negligible. Bennett’s injection has no effect on bow users.
Thoma	As a shielder, it’s mostly insignificant, however it does benefit from the Pyro DMG Bonus.
Traveler	Traveler doesn’t have any Normal Attack-focused builds, therefore this is somewhat insignificant.
Venti	Negligible. Bennett’s injection has no effect on bow users.
Xiangling	It’s all good. Bennett’s C6 helps Xiangling since he is a Pyro unit.
Xiao	Negligible. Bennett’s infusion has no effect on Xiao’s Elemental Burst infusion.
Xingqiu	Bennett C6 will make triggering Vaporize more difficult in National teams, which is mostly a negative.
Xinyan	Whether or whether Xinyan is run as a Physical carry has a big impact.
Yae Miko	Negligible. Bennett’s injection has no effect on Catalyst users.
Yanfei	It’s all good. Because Yanfei is a Pyro unit, she gains from Bennett’s C6.
Yoimiya	It’s all good. Bennett’s C6 boosts Yoimiya since she is a Pyro unit.
Yun Jin	Negligible. Bennett’s injection has no effect on bow users.
Zhongli	As a shielder and Burst Support, it’s mostly insignificant. Can have an influence on his Physical DPS builds.

As you can see, Bennett’s C6 has no effect on the majority of the game’s characters. However, it has a detrimental impact on certain characters and may have a bad impact in the future. It’s crucial to determine if Bennett is a good match for your team and whether you may profit from his Constellation 6.

Constellations

Bennett’s other Constellations are largely simple, with the exception of Constellation 6, which has its own large part. The following is a list of all of Bennett’s constellations:

Grand Expectation is the first constellation.	Fantastic Travels’s ATK increase no longer has an HP restriction and gains an additional 20% of Bennett’s Base ATK.	This is his most crucial constellation since it removes the HP cap on his ATK bonus.
Impasse Conqueror, Constellation 2	Bennett’s Energy Recharge is enhanced by 30% if his HP goes below 70%.	His heals are typically powerful enough to keep him topped up, so this isn’t really essential.
Unstoppable Fervor is the third Constellation.	Increases the Level of Overwhelmed with passion by 3. The maximum level of upgrading is 15.	Unless you’re running a specialized DPS Bennett build that depends on Elemental Skill damage, it’s not that essential.
Unexpected Odyssey, Constellation 4	Using a Normal Attack when executing the second attack of Overwhelmed with passion’s Charge Level 1 allows an additional attack to be performed. This extra assault does 135 percent of the damage done by the second strike.	Generally ineffective.
True Explorer is the fifth Constellation.	Increases the Level of Fantastic Travels by 3. The maximum level of upgrading is 15.	Constellation is quite beneficial since it grants the Elemental Burst a free DMG bonus and increases the power of its ATK Buff.
Fire Ventures with Me, Constellation 6	Sword, Claymore, or Polearm-wielding characters inside Fantastic Travels’s radius gain a 15% Pyro DMG Bonus and their weapons are infused with Pyro.	See the section above for further information.

That’s all you need to know about Bennett in Genshin Impact. To make the strongest Bennett constructions possible, be sure to follow this tutorial.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Bennett good in Genshin Impact?

How rare is Bennett Genshin Impact?

A: Bennett Genshin Impact is one of the rarest weapons available in Beat Saber. It has a rarity rating of 10 out of 100 and its only been used once during any official match.

Can Bennett be a main DPS?

A: Bennett is a melee DPS. He has no ranged attack, meaning he cannot be the main dps on any team composition without assistance from others.

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How to play Bennett in Genshin Impact

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