Detailed guide to Sethos in Genshin impact with an analysis of the character’s active and passive abilities, his constellations and rotations. In the guide we will give advice on units for the hero, his builds and assemblies, and also help you choose weapons and sets of artifacts. We'll tell you about the advantages and disadvantages of the character, as well as everything that Sethos needs to level up.
Sethos is the head of the Temple of Silence, taking charge after the death of his grandfather, Bamun. He came to this place as a child with Cyno, becoming one of the owners of the Shards of Ba, the remnants of the power of Hermanubis. Sethos has spent his entire life in the Sumeru Desert, so he knows it like the back of his hand. This knowledge allows him to easily navigate the terrain, as well as save unlucky wanderers in trouble. In the game Sethos is 4⭐ electro character who owns small arms.
Rating | B-position in dash list |
Rarity | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ |
when added to the game | June 5, 2024 (patch 4.7) |
How to get a character | Character event prayer in 4.7. From patch 4.8 it will be available in a standard banner |
Element | electro |
Weapon | Bow |
Gender | Male |
To which group does | Temple of Silence |
constellation name | Cartouche |
Home region | Sumeru |
Sethos Birthday | 31 May |
Zodiac sign | Gemini |
Age of Sethos | 20-25 years |
Rise of Sethos | 160-165 cm |
Special dish of Sethos | Flavorful meatloaf |
Voice actors |
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History of Sethos (biography)
Sethos in Genshin Impact is one of the followers of the Temple of Silence, an ancient organization hidden in the Sumeru Desert that holds the knowledge left over from the civilization of King Deshret. In his distant childhood, he, along with another child, who was Saino, was chosen as vessels for the power of the great Hermanubis, the pillar of Deshret and the priest, which was inside the Shards of Ba. The fragments successfully resonated with both children, so each of them received their own fragment of the priest's power.
However, Cyrus, a professor at the Academy who was acting together with Bamun, the head of the Temple of Silence, decided to stop the experiment and took Saino with him. Sethos remained in the Temple and was raised according to all their traditions. Subsequently, during a ritual battle, Sethos lost his Ba Shard, but was still able to replace Bamun and become the new head.
How to get Sethos in Genshin Impact
Setos can be obtained from the event banner in Part 2. updates 5.1passing from October 29 to November 19 2024. Hero duplicates are required to unlock his constellations.
Follow the character release schedule at timetable banners.
Characteristics of Sethos: what increases with elevation
The main characteristic of Sethos, which grows as its level increases, is elemental mastery. Also, when elevated, the values of the hero’s HP, attack power and defense increase. The exact indicators of each stat are shown in the table below.
Level of | Base HP | Basic Attack | Basic protection | Elemental Mastery |
1 | 821 | 19 | 47 | 0 |
20 | 2108 | 49 | 121 | 0 |
40 | 4076 | 95 | 233 | 0 |
50 | 5189 | 120 | 297 | 24 |
60 | 6448 | 150 | 369 | 48 |
70 | 7561 | 176 | 432 | 48 |
80 | 8674 | 201 | 496 | 72 |
90 | 9787 | 227 | 560 | 96 |
Sethos Abilities
Sethos is the main damage dealer who plays off charged attacks. He uses the Electro element and elemental mastery as his main stat, which scales most of his damage. His charged attacks have two charge levels, the second of which deals more damage and also pierces through enemies. Elemental Burst puts Sethos into a special stance where all of his normal hits are infused and count as charged attacks. An elemental skill deals Electro damage and additionally restores some energy if a reaction was caused with its help.
Let's take a closer look at all the active and passive skills of Sethos and tell you in what order you need to upgrade them. Let's also pay attention to the hero's constellations in order to highlight the most important of them.
Basic skills (active skills)
- Royal Shooting Mastery (Normal, Charged, Drop Attack)
Normal attack: three quick strikes from a bow.
Charged Attack: makes a targeted shot, charging the arrow with an Electro element. There are two charge levels in total, which depend on the duration of the attack.
- Charge Level 1: Concentrates Electro into an arrow and fires it at enemies.
- Charge Level 2: Fires a Shadow Piercing Shot that inflicts Electro on all enemies in its path. While fully charged, Sethos cannot move and stands still.
Plunging Attack: falls to the ground and hits the area, creating a hail of arrows.
- Ancient Rite: Thunderous Roar of Sand (Elemental Skill)
Energy recovery: 12 units.
Cooldown time: 8 sec.
Attacks with an Electro element in an area and quickly jumps back. If this ability causes a Charged, Superconducting, Overload, Stimulate, Aggravate, Vegetation, or Electro Dispersal reaction, Sethos restores some of the energy.
- Arcane Ritual: Twilight Shadow Piercer (Elemental Burst)
Dark Meditation duration: 8 sec.
Cooldown time: 15 sec.
Energy consumption: 60.
Enters a state of Twilight Meditation, during which Sethos' normal attacks become Twilight Bolts.
Dusk Bolts:
- Deals damage based on elemental mastery to all enemies in its path.
- Counts as damage from charged attacks.
The effect disappears if the character leaves the battlefield.
The order of leveling talents
Elemental Burst (Q) ≥ Normal Attacks > Elemental Skill (E).
- The basis of Sethos' damage is his charged attacks from his ult and hand. Elemental Explosion should be upgraded first to the maximum level. Along with it, you should raise the level of attacks from your hand.
- The elemental skill, unlike other abilities, scales with attack power and is only needed to pump up energy. You don’t have to upgrade it, or you can do it depending on the availability of resources and desire.
Passive skills
Sethos Passive Abilities:
Talent | What gives |
Revelation of Thoth | Marks Sumeru curiosities on the mini-map. |
The mystery of the black kite |
Charge duration while aiming is reduced by 0.258 sec. for each unit of current Sethos energy. The charge duration can be reduced to 0.3 seconds in this way, and up to 20 units are counted. energy. Shadow Piercing Shot (charge level 2) consumes a credited amount of energy, while a charge 1 shot spends 50% of the energy count. |
Grace of the King of the Sands | Sethos gains the Shadow of the Scorching Sands effect: the damage of Shadow Piercing Shots is increased by 700% of Elemental Mastery. This effect disappears under the following conditions:
After 15 sec. After Shadow Piercing Shot hits an enemy for the first time during Shadow of the Scorching Sands, Sethos will once again gain the effect of Shadow of the Scorching Sands. |
Constellations
Below are all the constellations of Sethos:
Name | <font><font>Materials</font></font> |
Chants of the Sealed Shrine | Crit chance hits from a Shadow Piercing Shot (2nd level of hold attack charge) are increased by 15%. |
Papyrus of Silent Secrets | By fulfilling any of the following conditions, Sethos receives a 15% bonus Electro damage for 10 seconds, which can stack up to 2 times (each level is counted separately):
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Ode to the Sage of the Rising Moon | Increases the skill level of Royal Shooting Mastery (normal attacks) by 3. Max. level: 15. |
Collection of benevolent feathers | When Shadow Pierce Shot or Twilight Bolt hits 2 or more enemies, all nearby party members are affected for 10 sec. gain 80 elemental mastery. |
Chronicles of the God of the Burning Sands | Increases the skill level of Arcane Ritual: Twilight Shadow Piercer (Elemental Burst) by 3. Max. level: 15. |
Book of the Temple of the Rogue Sun | After Shadow Piercing Shot hits an enemy, the energy spent by the passive talent Black Kite Riddle will be returned. This effect can occur no more than once every 15 seconds. |
The best constellations of Sethos - С1, С2 и С6.
- first constellation increases critical chance. Level 2 hits from Sethos' charged attack. Since the character often uses them, this makes it easier to collect artifacts and balance the hero’s stats.
- Second constellation gives a 30% elemental damage bonus for normal actions that the hero constantly performs during the rotation. In almost any situation, the buff is constantly active.
- sixth constellation returns 20 energy spent on a hold attack. Konsta makes it possible to use elemental explosions more often and use energy more economically.
Advantages and disadvantages of Sethos
Like other characters, Sethos has his pros and cons. Let's look at them in more detail using the table:
Advantages | Disadvantages |
The main damage-dealing abilities depend on elemental mastery, which allows you to focus only on this stat and crits, without worrying about attack power. | He is a 4 ⭐ damage dealer character, so he is inferior in damage to many legendary characters if he does not have a good build. |
Elemental mastery is its main characteristic, which increases with leveling, making it easier to collect artifacts. | Playing through charged attacks may not always be convenient, especially for those who use mobile devices. |
Has intuitive gameplay through charged and normal attacks without overly complex rotations. | Sethos cannot move while the skill is fully charged, which can make it difficult to dodge in some cases. |
Sethos is an Electro element character, which opens his way into squads through various reactions. | Without C6, Shadow Piercing Shot costs 20 points. energy for each use, which forces you to more carefully monitor energy and place characters in your squad who will help with pumping it up. A convenient solution to the problem is to decide on a rotation and play either through charged shots or through an explosion of elements. |
Restores additional energy when triggered by an elemental skill. | Plays well only in squads through reactions, since it is assembled exclusively through elemental mastery. |
Has a useful passive that shows Sumeru wonders. |
Upgrading Sethos
To use Sethos' abilities most successfully, the character and his talents must be upgraded. Let's tell you in more detail about what resources and materials are needed to fully upgrade Sethos.
Elevation
To raise Sethos level to 90, you need to collect the following materials:
- Shards, fragments, pieces and gems amethyst Vajrad — drop from world and weekly bosses: Electro hypostasis, Thunder Manifestation, Electro Regisvine, Primo Geovishap, Vishaps of the depths, Seahorse of the Millennium Pearl, Iniquitous Baptist, Storm Horror, childe, Azhdaha, Magatsu mitake Narukami no mikoto, Shouki no Kami, the Prodigal.
- Faded Red Silk, Bordered Red Silk, Goldwoven Red Silk are a resource that comes from Hermits.
- Cloud Armor - rare material from Suanni the hermit.
- Trishirait - a curiosity from the Sumeru desert.
- 420 000 Mora and 421 hero experience.
Talents
To level up all the talents of Sethos you need the following resources:
- Teachings, guidelines and philosophy about "Honesty" - talent books that are obtained in the dungeon "Tower of Ignorance" в Wednesday, Saturday и Sunday.
- Faded Red Silk, Bordered Red Silk, Goldwoven Red Silk are a resource that comes from Hermits.
- empty bell - rare material from the weekly boss Seki no Kami.
- Crown of Insight - an item for pumping talents up to level 10.
- 1 653 000 Mora.
Best Sethos Builds in Genshin Impact
Sethos is the main damage dealer who plays from mastery of the elements. In attack power he also needs it, since the elemental skill and charged attacks from the hand depend on this characteristic. However, it is recommended to give preference to MS to a greater extent. Just like other main dds, Sethos needs Crete. damage и Crete. chance. It is worth paying attention to energy recovery, since the character tends to constantly spend it.
The cup for Sethos should be taken for Electro damage, and look for crit in the crown. damage or crit. chance. The clock in most builds is for elemental mastery. However, if the MS has enough sub-stats, and the squad has a suitable buffer (for example, Sucrose, Nahida or Albedo), then the advantage can be given to the attack power clock.
Next, we will tell you in detail how to collect Sethos in artifacts, weapons and units.
Recommended characteristic values
Stats in artifacts that need to be looked for to build Sethos:
Artifact | Main characteristic | Additional stats |
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HP (permanent) | Elemental Mastery Crete. damage Crete. chance Energy Recovery%/Attack Power% | |
Attack Power (Permanent) | Elemental Mastery Crete. damage Crete. chance Energy Recovery%/Attack Power% | |
Elemental Mastery | Crete. damage Crete. chance Energy recovery% Attack Power% | |
Bonus Electro Damage% | Elemental Mastery Crete. damage Crete. chance Energy Recovery%/Attack Power% | |
Critical Damage Critical Chance | Elemental Mastery Critical Damage / Critical Chance Energy recovery% Attack Power% |
Recommended characteristic values:
- Elemental Mastery: approximately 500-600 units. You can score more if Sethos plays solely from the explosion of the elements.
- ATK: from 1000 units. and more if playing through charged attacks from the hand.
- Crete. chance and crit. damage should be in a 1:2 ratio (for example, 60% critical chance and 120 critical damage).
- Energy recovery: about 120%-140% depending on the presence of a second Electro in the squad and the Favonius weapon.
Best weapon
Weapons for Sethos must contain crit. damage or crit. chance. Since in most builds the character plays primarily through elemental mastery with charged attacks, these stats also need to be looked for. Attack power is not so useful for the hero, but you can consider such bows if the basis of the gameplay is charging from the hand.
Name | Description | Recommendation |
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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Basic attack: 44-542 Critical Chance: 9.6%-44.1% | Increases elemental damage by 12%-24%. Hitting an enemy with a charged attack grants the Relentless Hunt effect, increasing the damage of hold attacks by 160%-320% from the mastery of the elements. | The best option for Sethos, which can give him not only crit. chance, but also increase the character's overall elemental damage. The bow also increases the damage of charged attacks from Elemental Mastery, which is quite useful for Sethos since MS is its main stat. |
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Basic attack: 44-542 Critical Damage: 19.2%-88.2% | Increases the wearer's HP by 16%-32%. Also, a character with this bow increases his damage by 20%-40%when there are enemies nearby. | An excellent weapon with a large number of crits and a passive increase in damage near enemies. Since Sethos mainly needs elemental mastery, a low base attack is critical for him. |
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Basic attack: 46-608 Critical Damage: 14.4%-66.2% | Increases hold attack damage by 16%-32%. For each character with the same element, it gives a Trick effect, for characters with a different element, it gives an Acting effect. 1/2/3 levels of Tricks increases attack power by 16%/32%/48%-32%/64%/96%. 1/2/3 Acting skill levels increase movement speed 4%/7%/10%-12%/15%/18%. | Good option for crit. damage and additional damage of charged attacks. Also provides useful buffs depending on allies' elements. However, keep in mind that Sethos does not benefit from playing in mono-elemental units due to his elemental mastery. |
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Basic attack: 48-674 Critical Chance: 4.8%-22.1% | Increases critical damage by 20%-40%. On hit there is 60%-100% Chance to inflict 125% physical. damage in a small radius once every 4-2 sec. | A bow with a high base and a lot of crit and crit. chance. It is quite universal and allows you to gain the remaining characteristics in artifacts. |
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Basic attack: 46-608 Critical Damage: 14.4%-66.2% | Increases attack power by 24%-48% for 12 sec after activating the Dispersion reaction. If the party contains 1/2 or more characters with other elements, the damage of the wearer's charged attacks increases 20%-40%/48%-96%, and the ults are on 10%-20%/24%-48%. | Despite the inability to close the Dispersion reaction and get the full buff, the weapon is still the best for Sethos due to the crit damage and charged shot buff. |
⭐⭐⭐ Basic attack: 38-354 Crete. chance: 6.8%-31.2% | When a normal or charged attack hits an enemy within 0.3 seconds. after firing, its damage increases by 30%-60%. If it misses, the damage is reduced by 10%. | Even though the bow is 3⭐, it can be called the best free option for Sethos that increases crit. chance and total damage. The character only needs elemental mastery, so a low attack base is not a problem for him. |
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Basic attack: 46-608 Attack Power: 10.8%-49.6% | Increases normal and charged attack damage by 12%. Every 0.1 sec. flight of an arrow fired by a normal or charged attack increase its damage by 8%. The effect can stack up to 5 times. | A bow that forces you to keep your distance from enemies to increase the damage of your shots. It also does not provide crits or elemental mastery, so balancing stats can be difficult. |
⭐⭐⭐⭐ Basic attack: 42-510 Elemental Mastery: 36-165 | When the wearer's energy decreases, his elemental mastery increases by 40-80 units. for 18 sec. The effect stacks up to two times. | The best 4⭐ weapon for Sethos, which is available during the main event of patch 4.7. At maximum pumping, it can give 325 elemental mastery, since Sethos, with the help of its mechanics, can freely receive both stacks of passives. |
⭐⭐⭐⭐ Basic attack: 44-565 Critical Chance: 4%-18.4% | Hit by a charged attack every 10 sec. fires a Blinding Sun Arrow, dealing 60%-120% damage from attack power and applies the Burning Heart effect for 10 sec. Burning Heart's effect increases the damage of charged attacks by 28%-56%. | The bow is available from the Battle Pass. A handy bow that increases crit. chance, and also places an effect on opponents that increases the damage of charged attacks. Allows you to focus on elemental and crit mastery. damage in artifacts. |
⭐⭐⭐⭐ Basic attack: 42-510 Elemental Mastery: 36-165 | Activating an elemental skill gives the effect Ancient Anemony Wish, which increases attack power by 16%-32% for 6 sec. | The bow was available in patch 1.4. A universal bow that increases elemental mastery with a sub-stat, and with a passive increases attack power. The buff does not last long, so you will have to activate an elemental skill as it cools down. |
⭐⭐⭐⭐ Basic attack: 44-565 Attack Power: 6%-27.6% | Hitting an enemy with a charged attack increases Elemental Mastery by 40-80 units for 6 sec. The effect occurs once every 0.5 sec. and folds up to 2 times. | The weapon was available in patch 3.7. A convenient bow for playing not only against ults, but also against charged attacks from the hand, since it gives attack power. |
⭐⭐⭐⭐ Basic attack: 42-510 Critical Chance: 6%-27.6% | Normal or charged attacks have a 50% chance to create a Cyclone that pulls enemies in and deals 40%-80% once every 0.5 sec. for 4 sec. The effect occurs once every 14-10 seconds. | The bow doesn't provide many useful stats other than crit. chance, but has a convenient tie. You shouldn’t take away the weapon on purpose, but you can add it if the bow was already on your account. |
Best Artifacts
Artifacts for Sethos must also contain elemental mastery. In addition to this, buffs to elemental damage, charged attacks, or reactions will also come in handy.
Name | Description | Recommendation |
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⭐⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | 2 parts: Increases elemental mastery by 80. 4 parts: Increases the damage of charged attacks by 35% if the wearer is using a catalyst or ranged weapon. | The best set of artifacts for Sethos, which increases elemental mastery and also enhances the damage of hold attacks. Since the hits during the ult are charged attacks, they also receive a buff. |
⭐⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | 2 parts: Increases elemental mastery by 80. 4 parts: After calling an elemental reaction every 8 sec. allies for 8 sec. receive boosts depending on their elements. For each character with the same element, attack power increases by 14%. For each hero with a different element, elemental mastery increases by 50 units. | A universal set of artifacts that gives the character the necessary characteristics depending on the elements of his allies. This allows you to balance elemental mastery and attack power depending on Sethos' playstyle. |
⭐⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | 2 parts: Gives 15% bonus Electro damage. 4 parts: Increases the damage of Overload, Charged, Superconductor and Vegetation reactions by 40%. Aggravation reaction damage is increased by 20%. Activating these reactions and Stimulation reduces the cooldown time of the E-Shki by 1 sec. | A good set for Sethos as he tends to play through reactions and trigger them with an elemental skill. Since the effect of a full set reduces the skill's cooldown, this will allow you to restore energy with it more often. |
2 parts: Increases elemental mastery by 80. 2 parts: Increases elemental mastery by 80. | A variant of the 2v2 set that increases elemental mastery. It does not provide particularly useful passive boosts, but it allows you to gain a lot of the character’s basic stats. | |
2 parts: Gives 15% bonus Electro damage. 2 parts: Increases normal and charged attack damage by 15%. | Another 2v2 hodgepodge that increases elemental damage and enhances the character’s charged attacks. Also, if necessary, artifacts for Electro damage can be replaced with a set with elemental mastery. | |
2 parts: Increases the damage of normal and charged attacks by 15%. 4 parts: After activating the E-shki, increases the damage of normal and charged attacks by 25% for 8 sec. | A set for beginners to enhance charged attacks. The second part of the passive is convenient to use, since the cooldown of the skill and the duration of the buff are the same. |
Units for Sethos
Sethos is the main DD who does most of the damage in the party, so allies should be selected based on his needs. Since his main stat is elemental mastery, Sethos' team should help implement this stat. For this reason, Dendro and Hydro allies are best, and a mono-elemental team should be abandoned.
For Sethos, you need to select one or two sub-deaders who will increase the elemental status, as well as supports who provide shields, healing or buffs. Please note that Sethos's normal attacks in his ult are considered damage from charged attacks, so supports that enhance normal shots will not be suitable for him.
Best characters
In the following paragraphs we will list all the characters that synergize well with Sethos in battle. For convenience, they are divided into roles in the group.
Sub-dd
Support characters that deal extra damage from the pocket on Sethos' team:
Character | Element | Weapon | Effects |
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One of the most convenient supports for Sethos, which summons a raven and deals a lot of damage. Also gives Electro resonance and energy boost. Fischl can also equip Elegy of Perdition for a buff to Elemental Mastery and Attack Power. | |||
Places totems that passively attack enemies with an Electro element and pump up energy. In addition, Yae Miko's ult can itself deal a lot of damage with an elemental explosion. | |||
A universal character who can either act as a sub-deader and pump up energy, or independently inflict damage during an explosion of elements while Sethos’ skills are on cooldown. | |||
Electro sub-damage capable of absorbing part of the damage with a skill. If there are constellations, it will also give a shield and reduce enemies' resistance to Electro damage. | |||
Places tags on opponents that attack them with a Dendro element. With an explosion of elements, it creates a field and buffs the elemental mastery of allies. A strong support for Sethos, greatly increasing its damage. | |||
A support character who places a field that deals damage to Dendro and changes its effects depending on the element absorbed. | |||
Works like Dendro Traveler, but has a smaller radius and duration of the ult. With the presence of constellations, elemental mastery is buffed. | |||
A useful sub-deader who spends the health of allies and summons creatures that attack Hydro with damage or heal the active character. Using an ult, it increases the group's damage. | |||
With the skill, it gives a lot of Hydro status and also attracts the attention of enemies, which is useful when playing through charged attacks. Omen increases outgoing damage. | |||
A convenient Hydro character who attacks with ult shots in parallel with the main damage dealer. Even though Sethos's damage during the ult is considered damage from charged attacks, Elemental Burst works consistently during it and gives a lot of Hydro status. | |||
The epic counterpart of Ye Lan, using elemental burst and elemental skill to impose Hydro status. It can also provide additional protection and some healing. | |||
Places a field within which the active character deals additional Geo damage. With the help of the ult, the elemental mastery of allies is buffed. | |||
Sub-dd for playing through Overload. Uses elemental burst and elemental skill for extra damage and Pyro status. | |||
Pushes enemies together, also causes a Dispel reaction and reduces enemy resistance to elements. Also, with the help of an explosion of elements, it absorbs elements and helps in reactions. | |||
Works similarly with Kazuha, but, in addition, can act as a battery to help with energy. Can enhance a unit's elemental mastery. | |||
Absorbs elements and inflates them. Can act as a carrier of the Viridescent Venerer set and increase the attack power of the squad using a passive ability. |
Sapports
Support heroes who provide the team with healing, shields and buffs:
Character | Element | Weapon | Effects |
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Electro healer, playing from the mastery of the elements. Gives a lot of Electro status in the area around the active character. | |||
Another Electro healer. Heals the active hero and also restores his energy, which will help Sethos use charged attacks and ults more often. | |||
Heals the squad both with an explosion of elements and with the help of an elemental skill. Able to place shields on allies and attack Dendro with an element from his pocket. | |||
Dendro is a healer who heals or attacks enemies depending on the health level of his allies. Provides Dendro with stable status. | |||
Dendro is a shield warrior, so he can protect Sethos during charged attacks. With an elemental explosion, it deals additional damage and provides an elemental effect. | |||
A universal Hydro healer that imparts a lot of elemental status to enemies. Can wear Epic of the Dragonslayers to increase attack power if Sethos is playing through charged attacks from his hand. | |||
Creates strong shields that absorb a lot of incoming damage, and can also attack independently with an ult. Reduces the elemental resistance of enemies. | |||
Heals the squad and increases attack power. The buffs from it are useful if Sethos is built exclusively in MC and needs additional attack power. | |||
Support character for playing through Overload. Increases the attack power of Pyro and Electro characters, including Sethos, and reduces enemy resistance. | |||
A strong healer who deals a lot of damage and can heal the entire squad at once. Can pump up the group's energy and reduce resistance to the elements. |
Top Teams
Several options for Sethos units from the characters listed above:
Character 1 | Character 2 | Character 3 | Character 4 | Features |
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Group through reaction Exacerbation. Electro sub-dd helps with energy pumping. Nahida causes reactions and also buffs elemental mastery. Zhongli reduces enemies' elemental resistance and provides a shield. | ||||
An expensive squad with Dendro resonance and a maximum increase in elemental mastery from Nahida and Albedo. Nahida gives Dendro status and activates his ult, Bai Zhu heals the squad and helps with Dendro’s reaction buffs. Albedo deals passive Geo damage and enhances the MC with an elemental explosion. | ||||
Group through Aggravation and Geo Resonance, which gives a universal affix to damage under the shield. Zhongli reduces the elemental resistance of enemies and protects them from incoming damage. Albedo attacks from Geo's pocket with damage. If desired, it can be replaced with Tiori, but the damage from Sethos will be less. | ||||
Another squad through Aggravation, but with Electro and Dendro resonances providing energy and elemental mastery. The electro healer heals the group and helps with energy while Dendro's sub-dd attacks by status. Kollei helps with Dendro's status. | ||||
A team in which Sethos, in addition to Aggravation, causes Vegetation on buds created by Hydro sub-dd. Furina or Mona also further strengthens the unit with an elemental explosion. Bai Zhu or Yao Yao heals the group and gives status. On the last slot you can put a Dendro shield or another sub-dead. | ||||
The second option for the group is through Vegetation, but with Hydro Resonance, which will increase the healing as well as the survivability of Sethos in the game through charged attacks. The secondary Dendro damage dealer gives status to buds and deals damage. | ||||
Group through reaction Charged with Electro resonance from Electro sub-dd and Sethos. The healer can be given Epic of the Dragonslayers to increase attack power. The Anemo character gathers enemies at one point, inflates the elements and absorbs them for subsequent reactions. | ||||
Squad through Charged with Hydro Resonance, with Sethos serving as the hyper carry. Furina deals and increases damage, and also gives the ability to use the Twilight Court Hunter set. Monu aggravates enemies on her E-shka, and Jin inflates the elements and heals. If necessary, one of the Hydro sub-dds can be replaced with Ye Lan or Xingqiu for additional damage. | ||||
Command through the Overload reaction with Pyro Resonance to increase damage. Compared to previous units, this one is not very effective, but you can assemble it if you wish. Sethos attacks from afar, so he won't be disturbed by flying enemies. | ||||
F2P command via Dendro reactions. The Traveler and Kollei perform the same functions - they give Dendro status, pump up energy and deal damage. Barbara heals the group and creates buds. | ||||
The second version of the squad with free characters. Xiangling activates his ultimate and causes various reactions, such as Overload or Steam. Lynette can absorb one element and help with reactions. |
How to play Sethos
Sethos' gameplay is built around his charged attacks, which can be of two different types:
- Charged strikes of the second level (Shadow Piercing Shots) from the hand.
- Dusk bolts instead of normal attacks during stance after activating an elemental burst.
Please note that Shadow Piercing Shots cost 20 HP. energy of Sethos. This means that three full shots will waste all the energy that could have been spent on the explosion of the element. Based on this, if the character does not have enough energy recovery, you can play for him in two ways - through charged blows from the hand or through an explosion of the elements. Keep in mind that for a comfortable game, Sethos must have full energy at the beginning of each rotation. Otherwise, first restore it with the help of supports.
Additionally, Sethos' elemental skill only restores energy if it triggers a reaction. Use support skills before using E-Shki to inflict elemental status.
Rotation
Procedure for playing through Shadow Piercing Shots:
Supports/Sub-DD > Charged Attack (Shadow Piercing Shot) > Elemental Skill (E) > Charged Attack (Shadow Piercing Shot) > Charged Attack (Shadow Piercing Shot) > Charged Attack (Shadow Piercing Shot) > Elemental Skill (E) > Charged Attack (Shadow Piercing Shot)
In the first rotation, all of Sethos' energy is spent on Shadow Piercing Shots. Keep in mind that if Sethos has a sixth constellation, he can make an additional charged attack after E-shka after returning energy. If desired, you can alternate the character's play styles, periodically switching to an explosion of elements. More detailed description of the rotation:
- Use support abilities to apply elemental status to enemies to trigger reactions later. In this case, the best sub-deaders are those whose abilities synergize well with charged shots.
- Switch to Sethos and use a one-time charged attack.
- Activate his elemental skill and restore some of his energy. Don't forget that the E-shka restores more energy if the enemy has a reaction status.
- Use 3 Shadow Piercing Shots.
- If the energy recovery value is high or the skill is cooled down immediately after the rotation is completed, you can have time to activate the E-shka again and then perform a Shadow Piercing Shot.
- Repeat from the first point.
Procedure for a more versatile game through the explosion of the elements Secret Ritual Twilight Shadow Piercer:
Supports/Sub-DD > Elemental Burst (Q) > Normal Attacks (Dusk Bolts) > Elemental Skill (E) > Charged Attack (Shadow Piercing Shot)
When playing through an elemental explosion, Sethos uses normal attacks, the damage of which is replaced by damage from charged ones. In this case, characters who work with regular attacks (for example, Xingqiu or Ye Lan) are well suited as supports for reactions. Detailed description of rotation through Sethos's ultimate:
- Activate the skills of supports and secondary damage dealers.
- Go to Sethos and put him into a state of Twilight Meditation using his ultimate.
- Attack enemies with normal attacks, the damage of which is considered the damage of charged attacks, until the stance ends.
- Reset an elemental skill to restore energy. If necessary, you can update the status from support.
- Use one Shadow Piercing Shot. If Sethos has C6, you can take another shot.
- Repeat from the first point as you roll back.
Сonclusion
Sethos is a fairly strong epic damage dealer whose gameplay is based on using charged attacks. At the same time, his playstyle can be convenient even for those players who do not like aimed shots, since during the ult stance the hero spams normal attacks. Sethos is focused on elemental mastery and crits, so he has a simplified stat balance that allows him to successfully build a character even at low ranks. The hero is very loyal to beginners both because of his simple gameplay and the ability to choose available equipment.
However, he is still a 4⭐ character who, without constellations, loses to many legendary heroes. In addition, Sethos's Electro element limits his choice of units and does not allow him to cause powerful first-order reactions. Also, without the presence of C6, Sethos has a problem with energy, which is not enough to simultaneously spam charged attacks and activate an elemental explosion. This problem is solved by choosing one type of action to follow during one rotation.
We hope this guide helped you create the best Sethos build in Genshin Impact. If you have any questions, ask them in the comments. stay tuned builds on our website, and also read other useful articles on Genshin Impact in the sections news, guides, passing и ENT.
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Questions and answers about Sethos
Who is Sethos?
Sethos is the 4 ⭐ playable Electro character in Genshin Impact. He is the new head of the Temple of Silence and the former owner of one of the two shards of Hermanubis's power.
When was Sethos added to the game?
Sethos was added to the game on June 5, 2024.
Who voices Sethos?
English voice actor: Zeno Robinson. The Japanese voice actor is Chiba Shōya. Korean voice actor: Kim Dong-hyun. Chinese voice actor: Li Lanling.
Which group does Sethos belong to?
Sethos belongs to the Temple of Silence group.
When is Sethos' birthday?
31 May.
What is the zodiac sign of Sethos?
Twins.
How old is Sethos?
Sethos age is 20-25 years.
What is the element of Sethos?
Electro.
Where is Sethos' Eye of God?
On the side under the right arm.
What is the name of the constellation Sethos?
Cartouche.
What is the character of Sethos?
Sethos is sociable and friendly, and is ready to help. He values traditions, but always has his own opinion about what is happening.
What does Sethos like?
Sethos enjoys traveling around Sumeru and interacting with people, making new friends.
What is the special dish of Sethos?
Sethos' favorite dish is the Flavored Meatloaf.
When is Sethos?
Sethos will be in the first half of patch 4.7.
What should Sethos download?
Sethos needs to upgrade his elemental burst and normal attacks.
What artifacts are best to place on Sethos?
The best artifacts for Sethos are the Wandering Ensemble or Gilded Dreams.
Sethos signature weapon?
Sethos does not have a signature weapon.
What is the best weapon for Sethos?
The best bows for Sethos are Hunter's Path, Aqua Simulacrum, Cloud Forged, and Slingshot.
How many trishiraites are needed for Sethos?
168 pieces.
How much hero experience does it take to level 90 in Sethos?
421 hero experience.