Credits/References

Terminology

Preface

Gameplay Overview

Common Misconceptions

Preliminary Questions

Lisa's Best Role in a Team

Talents

Talent Priorities

Constellations

Lisa's MV/s and Optimal Strings

Hidden Tech and Mechanics

Violet Arc's Bounce Mechanics

Radiating Violet Arc with Elements

Optimizing Violet Arc

Playstyles

Electro On-Field DPS

Example Build: Kagura’s Verity, 4-piece Thundering Fury, ATK% | Electro% | CRIT, 120% ER

Lisa’s core identity, and best use case, is to be an On-field Aggravate DPS due to having integral components favoring both the reaction and the playstyle. By being within an Aggravate team, she gets substantial use out of her EM Ascension stat, innate and frequent Electro Application, Constellations, access to DEF Shred, and being on-field as a Driver in general. Compared to other characters who can fulfill a similar role as an On-field Aggravate DPS, Lisa stands out by preferring 20–25s rotations; wanting a secondary Electro in the team; having multiple sources of Electro Application when on-field; having far-reaching ranged attacks and an off-field presence; and simultaneously buffing teammates through her A4 Passive.

Otherwise, Lisa can still be played as an On-field DPS in areas devoid of Dendro, like Electro-Charged or other Electro-forward teams. However, her components in such teams do not synergize as perfectly as within Aggravate.
Should Lisa be in an Electro-Charged team, she prefers to build around ATK%/Electro%/CRIT and not towards EM. The Electro-Charges are merely supplementary damage, not something to focus upon.

Being a Catalyst user with a relatively quick execution on her Normal Attacks, Lisa may also act as a Driver for other off-field damage dealers. These can range from Beidou, Xingqiu, Yelan, or others that utilize attacking with Normal Attacks. When playing with such characters, attempt to rotate Lisa’s Hold Skills between cooldown downtime.

Alternatively, a hybridized Overloaded or Hyperbloom team with Lisa as an Electro On-field DPS can be a potential option if the choice to include their respective elements is selected. However, while they are still effective due to Lisa’s Electro Application, it is recommended to build her towards those specific reactions in those regards, where EM and ER% are focused instead.

Electro Off-Field DPS

Example Build: Hakushin Ring, 4-piece Emblem of Severed Fate, ER% | Electro% | CRIT, 180% ER

As an Off-field DPS, Lisa focuses on having her Elemental Burst as her primary source of damage off-field and buffing the team via her A4 Passive. Relative to other off-field Electro characters, Lisa's contribution can be the most potent in AoE scenarios or when buffing a character has priority. When built as such, she often will only execute her Elemental Skills and Elemental Burst, with her Normal Attack talent being less utilized. 

Lisa prefers to be off-field in teams where Dendro is available, as her significance heightens from taking advantage of the Quicken reaction tree. She can still be effective elsewhere without Dendro when off-field, but her damage contribution shines less prominently.

Lisa often requires a longer rotation time of around 20 seconds as she does not have short CDs.
Be sure to acknowledge her Cooldowns and Rotations since these are key.

This archetype also gradually betters as Lisa gains Constellations, unlike some other playstyles. Regardless, she works perfectly fine off-field without Constellations since they are more QoL than anything (except C4).

Reaction DPS

Example Build: Fruit of Fulfillment, 4-piece Flower of Paradise Lost, EM | EM | EM, 220% ER

As a Reaction DPS, Lisa builds entirely differently from her other usual builds, opting to maximize her reaction damage by purely stacking EM and ER%, though this same reason is also why Lisa is looked down upon as a Reaction DPS—at least, in the general public. Realistically, this archetype sees proper use in two variations: Hyperbloom and Overloaded teams. In contrast to the Electro-Charged reaction, Electro-Charged is not viable to build towards as a Reaction DPS for Lisa as who will have ownership is inconsistent and near unmanageable. In comparison to other Reaction-forward characters, namely Hyperbloom triggers, Lisa is distinct by having her primary trigger be her Elemental Burst and contained to an area; being one of the highest potential offensive options because of her Elemental Burst's optimal 0.5s tick rate and access to a teamwide buff from her A4 Passive; but requires high ER% investment and does not consolidate healing.

Lisa can either be played on-field for more Electro Application, usually with accompanying sources of high Hydro/Dendro or high Pyro Application, or off-field, with Lisa’s Elemental Burst being the main trigger with even more sources of high Pyro or Hydro/Dendro. In either case, both rely on her Burst’s uptime; hence, ER% becomes increasingly valuable.

Despite its ease of access from only requiring two stats, properly investing in this archetype can be troublesome as there is not much to invest towards after building the main team structure and needing to balance ER% by sacrificing EM. Lisa’s only real impactful Constellation to herself as a Reaction DPS is solely her C4, majorly providing more consistency in triggering the respective reactions between intervals.

Support/Buffer/Enabler

Example Build: Thrilling Tales of Dragon Slayers, 4-piece Noblesse Oblige, ER% | … | … , As much ER as needed

As a Support/Buffer/Enabler, Lisa aims to assist the team through her valuable DEF Shred passive on her Elemental Burst and provide plentiful utility from her weapon options as a Catalyst user. She will often only utilize her Elemental Burst, with her Hold Elemental Skill used out of necessity or omitted entirely.

Due to not requiring much investment for Lisa to be effective as a Support/Buffer/Enabler, she can be a fairly common choice. While this role does not encompass Lisa as a character, it can be just as viable due to how effective her supportive capabilities remain with simply her passive and weapon utility.

Common areas where this archetype shines are when buffing an on-field character is preferred or when a team requires a low-investment—yet effective—teammate. Otherwise, with a bit of extra investment, these builds are usually better off being modified to become an Off-field DPS that also emphasizes supporting but to a lesser degree. However, there are scenarios where it is best to place Lisa as a completely supportive option rather than an Off-field DPS.

Artifacts

Artifact Stats

While this section remains to distribute accurate information, should it be necessary, using the Genshin Optimizer to construct proper artifact sets can be noticeably accommodating for Lisa—and for future characters in general.
Within the Genshin Optimizer are a bountiful amount of guides to help players get started. For Lisa in specific, do check out these multi-target optimization configurations as well as highlight 4-piece Thundering Fury!

Low Investment

At lower investment levels, assembling Lisa as some form of DPS is still generally optimal. That said, choosing to build her as a cheap Support remains just as feasible, as this archetype primarily relies on her 15% DEF Shred and weapon utility, neither of which requires significant investment.

When comparing Electro utility options at minimal investment levels, Lisa can be proportionally better because her benefits are unique, constant, and not reliant on her damage.

Higher Investment

With increasing investment, Lisa unquestionably shines more as an On-field Aggravate DPS, with Off-field and Reaction archetypes also viable because of how her reactions scale and her still relevant efficacy. Meanwhile, the Support Lisa archetype at higher investment levels begins to morph into an Off-field DPS or a Reaction DPS if to maximize her potential output, only that it is a hybridization of focusing on her Burst and pure utility instead of dedicating herself to deal damage.

Energy Recharge Requirements

Electro Resonance On-field (1 Hold Skill)	100% – 130%
Solo Electro On-field (1 Hold Skill)	130% – 160%
Solo Electro Off-field (1 Hold Skill)	170% – 200%
Electro Resonance Off-field (1 Hold Skill)	130% – 160%
Electro Resonance Off-field (No Hold Skill)	180% – 210%
Reaction DPS (1 Hold Skill)	200% – 220%
Cheap Support	As much as possible for Elemental Burst uptime.

Please understand that these ER requirements assume various criteria. Many of these values will fluctuate and likely overestimate with play as enemy count, player ability, and HP particles are not taken fully into account.
C1 and funneling are other factors as well.

Use them as a guideline, not strict requirements.

Main Stat Ideals

	(Electro) On-field DPS	(Electro) Off-field DPS	Reaction DPS
Sands	ATK% ≥ EM*	ER%** / ATK% ≥ EM*	EM / ER%**
Goblet	Electro%	Electro%	EM
Circlet	CRIT Rate / DMG	CRIT Rate / DMG	EM

*An EM Sands can be comparable damage-wise to an ATK% Sands if and only if Lisa is within a Quicken team, like Aggravate. In which case, an ATK% Sands still is generally better but the two are close enough to become approximate. Otherwise and outside of such teams, an EM Sands provides little effect.

**As either an Off-field DPS or a Reaction DPS, an ER% Sands should be used if Lisa cannot regenerate her Burst on given rotations. However, situations do exist where Lisa, as an Off-field DPS/Reaction DPS, can supply herself with an ATK%/EM Sands, respectively, and rely on ER% substats instead.

Offensive Substat Priorities

On-field Aggravate DPS	1. CRIT 2. ER% 3. EM if ATK% Sands; ATK% if EM Sands 4. ATK% if ATK% Sands; EM if EM Sands
General On-field DPS	1. CRIT 2. ER% 3. ATK% 4. EM
Off-field DPS	1. ER% until sufficient 2. CRIT 3. ATK% (and/or EM if in a Quicken team)
Reaction DPS	1. ER% until sufficient 2. EM 3. ATK% or CRIT

Artifact Sets

Full Artifact Calc Sheet and assumptions can be found here.
Not all artifact permutations are listed, only those which are commonly questioned, easily obtainable, and/or used for each specific archetype are present.
Calculation Sheet can be found here.

Electro Lisa Sets

Electro Lisa Artifact Overview

4-piece Thundering Fury	As an On-field Aggravate DPS, 4TF is unequivocally Lisa’s Best-in-Slot (BiS) artifact set. 4TF’s Electro DMG%, Bonus Reaction% damage, and Cooldown Reduction (CDR) are all massively beneficial for Lisa. Its Electro% and Reaction% are valuably effective in her Aggravate teams, and the CDR brings her extensive utility.  At first, the benefits of having CDR for Lisa may not be apparent since allowing more Hold Skills is not inherently positive. Attempting to force more Hold Skills only extends field time and becomes unwieldy to manage. However, why its CDR proves to be worthwhile is how it can shorten Lisa’s setup time, enables her to use her Hold Skill anytime in a rotation, and the ability to chain her Tap Skills for enhanced attack strings, thus maximizing Aggravate triggers and slightly improving her Energy Generation. 4TF also provides synergy with Kagura’s Verity, Lisa’s ideal weapon, allowing it to achieve permanent uptime on its passive. Do note that, outside of On-field Aggravate teams, 4TF is only marginally valuable compared to other available sets.
4-piece Gilded Dreams	4GD is a selective set but can do vastly well for Lisa if she is along with Dendro.  Often, 4GD will give Lisa 14% ATK and 100 (+80) EM in such teams, which is highly valuable as raw Aggravate stats. Otherwise, outside of On-field Aggravate teams, the value of its EM rapidly decreases and becomes of little value, even within her Electro-Charged teams. 4GD would be more effective than 4TF in an Aggravate team if Lisa is positioned more off-field.
4-piece Thundersoother	4TS performs relatively well in a fair amount of Lisa’s teams.  Since Lisa has the potential to manage her Electro aura with proper rotations and ability usage, it is easy to meet 4TS’ precondition. If micro-management is not an issue, 4TS can be ideal for the above teams, excluding Aggravate since there may be too much Dendro for an Electro aura to be consistent.
4-piece Emblem of Severed Fate	4EoSF is another selective set for Lisa, yet is ideal for her in any Off-field DPS role. Given Lisa requires substantial ER from being off-field, 4EoSF gets considerable value. However, outside of this archetype, 4EoSF is noticeably weakened as she often will not require high ER benchmarks due to her on-field teams having frequent sources of Energy.
2-piece Combinations	Depending on Lisa’s selected archetype, her viable 2-piece sets include: • 2-piece Thundering Fury • 2-piece Noblesse Oblige • 2-piece Emblem of Severed Fate • 2-piece 18% ATK • 2-piece 80 EM Split sets remain a decently well-rounded option in most areas because of their ease of attainability.  Of them all, 2-piece Thundering Fury has the highest priority due to Lisa appreciating its versatile DMG% more and being a step closer to building a proper 4TF set.

2-piece and 4-piece Golden Troupe (GT) should not be used on Lisa if you aim to build her effectively—it is completely anti-synergistic with how relevant other artifact sets are. Lisa cannot also connect her Hold Skill under 4GT’s maximum buff due to swap delay, even with perfect execution. GT’s only use to Lisa is to flex or showcase large numbers on her Hold Skill.

Reaction Lisa Sets

Hyperbloom or Overloaded

Assumptions:

• KQMS
• Lisa C6 | Fruit of Fulfillment R3 | (EM/ER%)/EM/EM | 205% ER
• Hyperbloom Rotation: Q h3E + 18 Hyperbloom, 3 Electro-Charged, 7 Aggravate triggers
• Overloaded Rotation: Q h3E + 16 Overloaded triggers

Reaction Lisa Artifact Overview

4-piece Flower of Paradise Lost	4FoPL is the best set for Hyperbloom Lisa in terms of damage, namely due to its raw and strong increase in Hyperbloom DMG%. The only potential downside for 4FoPL is that its domain is typically less effective to farm than the domain for Gilded Dreams and Deepwood Memories.
4-piece Gilded Dreams	With Lisa as a Reaction DPS, 4GD generally gives the most value to this archetype when dealing with Overloaded reactions. In her Hyperbloom teams instead, 4FoPL outperforms slightly. Due to these teams often consisting of non-Electro units, 4GD will amount to Lisa a staggering 230 EM. The only possible disadvantage is that ER will be more of a focus due to the lack of 2-piece EoSF being available.
2-piece Combinations	If the above sets are not attainable by some means, then any split between 2-piece EoSF and the various 2-piece EM sets is viable due to the raw value 80 EM or 20% ER brings to this archetype.
4-piece Thundering Fury	4TF is only near the other artifact sets above because its extra 40% Reaction DMG manages to be less effective than the pure EM/ER% other sets give at reachable EM levels due to being a constant additive bonus rather than a multiplicative one.  4TF only becomes strictly better than the above sets if Lisa is running a near-impossible amount of EM on her gear, which is highly unlikely.

Support/Buffer/Enabler Sets

4-piece Scroll of the Hero of Cinder City	Although Lisa cannot access the full buffing potential 4Scroll has, allowing her to buff teammates with a 12% DMG Bonus buff can be highly worthwhile, especially when Lisa generally has less artifact options as a Buffer. Typically, 4Scroll is best in teams where Lisa is buffing non-ATK-scaling characters—like when alongside a Quicken on-fielder. 2Scroll’s Flat Energy generation can be selectively useful in niche cases for Lisa, provided a teammate originates from Natlan.
4-piece Noblesse Oblige	Otherwise, for ATK-scaling teammates, 4NO’s 20% ATK buff can be a potentially more optimal choice on Lisa than other artifact sets. 4NO also welcomely buffs Lisa’s Burst damage and she is able to equip it without egregious drawbacks.
4-piece Instructor	While generally not advised for Lisa to equip due to reasons such as low uptime on its passive, mandating Lisa to swap in more often, and naturally having fewer stats as a 4-star artifact set, 4Inst’s teamwide 120 EM buff can be a niche, cheap option as a Buffer in select Quicken teams.

Weapons

Full Weapon Calc Sheet and assumptions can be found here. 
Not all weapons are listed, only those which are commonly questioned, easily obtainable, and/or used for each specific archetype are present. Should a weapon be absent, it is likely to be lackluster on Lisa or entirely irrelevant.
Calculation Sheet can be found here.

Electro Lisa Weapons

Electro Lisa Weapon Overview

As a brief guideline for her Aggravate weapons, weapons that boost ATK% become weaker in comparison to how they would otherwise be outside of Aggravate.

The order in which each weapon appears is loosely ranked.

Kagura’s Verity	Kagura's Verity is Lisa’s definitive BiS weapon for personal damage by a distinct margin. For Lisa, building up weapon stacks is feasible with her Tap Skills since she only needs to execute 2 Tap Skills for a future maximally-buffed Hold Skill. As an On-field DPS, there is ample time to build up the weapon's passive. Otherwise, if she is in a role that cannot mandate that setup time, causing her to mistime the buff or not gain it entirely, it becomes comparable to the other 5-star weapons.  Kagura’s Verity also has an even more prominent role in Lisa’s ideal teams: Aggravate. Due to 4-piece Thundering Fury being consistent and widely effective for her, there is innate synergy between the set and Kagura’s Verity, allowing quicker setups and permanent uptime on the weapon's passive—even when she casts Hold Skills as soon as it is available.
Lost Prayers to the Sacred Winds	Lost Prayers manages to be a competitive option from its raw stats in some of her archetypes, but especially within Aggravate as the CRIT Rate becomes greatly enunciated. Many of Lisa’s preferred teams only allow her to garner up to 1 to 2 weapon stacks naturally, lessening the weapon’s max potential. However, its added Movement Speed compliments Lisa’s lack of mobility, especially when she stays on-field.
A Thousand Floating Dreams	Within Lisa’s Dendro-related teams, Thousand Floating Dreams sees notable worth as a weapon, often juxtaposed with Lost Prayers or directly under Kagura’s Verity.  In such teams, Thousand Floating Dreams buffs Lisa once in EM and twice in DMG% from commonly having another Electro unit and other units like a Dendro and a Flex slot. Its teamwide EM buff is another benefit as well. For purposes like where sources of Slow Hydro may be present, allowing occasional Hyperblooms, Thousand Floating Dreams also does comparably better due to its raw EM. Outside of Lisa’s Dendro-related teams, Thousand Floating Dreams quickly drops in value since its EM substat becomes barely potent.
Tome of the Eternal Flow	Although Tome of the Eternal Flow’s passive is nearly nonexistent for Lisa, it still can be a viable option in only her Aggravate teams because of its sheer CRIT value.
The Widsith	Comparatively, Widsith often will be Lisa’s BiS 4-star weapon; it can be similar to 5-star weapons as well.  Within Aggravate teams, Widsith’s CRIT DMG and all of its possible passives remain effective and useful. Thus, it unequivocally is Lisa’s best 4-star in that scenario. Otherwise, outside of Aggravate, getting the EM buff is virtually ineffective and rotation times will have to be taken into account for proper usage.
Skyward Atlas	Skyward Atlas is a solid weapon for Lisa’s non-Aggravate archetypes. Innately, Skyward Atlas carries both DMG% as well as ATK% and high Base ATK from its raw stats. Since Lisa does not naturally gain any sources of DMG%, it remains an effective static passive even when under external attack buffs. That said, because of its ATK% substat, attack buffs aren’t as impactful relative to other weapons.  However, in Aggravate teams, the ATK% does not garner as much value as it would otherwise and becomes undervalued.
Solar Pearl	Solar Pearl is a well-rounded weapon for a 4-star.  Its dual DMG% passive meshes well with Lisa’s kit overall in any given scenario. Due to this, any external attack buff also complements this weapon to the point where high refines can compete against low-refined 5-star weapons. One thing to note is that both parts of its passive are not able to be snapshotted.
Blackcliff Agate	If being able to stack its passive proves to be tangible, Blackcliff Agate can rival well against other options.  However, realistically speaking, stacking it will be more difficult than not and will most likely be a CRIT DMG stat stick in the end.
Flowing Purity	Flowing Purity is Lisa’s best craftable 4-star weapon for personal damage if healing is accessible, providing an ample DMG% buff. Should healing but omitted, Flowing Purity falls behind other craftable weapons.
Mappa Mare	Mappa Mare is a decent weapon for Lisa, providing EM and a fair DMG% buff.  Mappa Mare is strictly inferior to Flowing Purity if activating Flowing Purity’s passive is possible. Still, it can become better than Flowing Purity if healing is not present in her Aggravate teams.
Hakushin Ring	Hakushin Ring is often Lisa’s best craftable 4-star weapon as an Off-field DPS.  Overall, Hakushin Ring provides valuable stats to Lisa: ER% and teamwide DMG%. However, it only shines if Lisa is in the position as an Off-field DPS where the ER% is appreciated. Otherwise, if she is an On-field DPS with a sufficient Battery, Hakushin Ring should not be considered an offensive option.
Sacrificial Jade	Although Sacrificial Jade carries a valuable CRIT Rate substat and an EM buff, its other HP% buff is completely wasted on Lisa. As a Battle Pass weapon, Solar Pearl outclasses Sacrificial Jade entirely.
Wandering Evenstar	Even in an Aggravate team, which would make use of both its EM and Flat ATK bonus, Wandering Evenstar only compares mediocrely and manages to simply be fair outside of Aggravate personal damage-wise.  It does provide a minute Flat ATK bonus to the party, but it often will not be much as building Lisa toward Electro damage does not overwhelmingly favor the EM necessary for the weapon’s passive.
Favonius Codex	Although Favonius Codex may lack offensive output, its passive Energy Generation can be very useful. Often Favonius Codex can be considered as an option if Lisa is more primarily focused on getting her Burst or others’ Bursts up in time. Otherwise, do not use Favonius Codex if your aim is damage.
Fruit of Fulfillment	For the purpose of building towards Electro damage, Fruit of Fulfillment should not be considered. It can give high amounts of EM and does have an ER% substat, but the diminished ATK% often will be why it does not compare well. Fruit of Fulfillment does see great use in another archetype, however.
Sacrificial Fragments	Sacrificial Fragments is only listed here to highlight its flaws, as this weapon should not be used on Lisa when built toward Electro in any way.  The EM substat is marginally effective, even within Aggravate. Its CD reset also does not get tangible use on Lisa because it can potentially trigger through her Tap Skills and would only elongate rotations if used for her Hold Skills.

Reaction Lisa Weapons

Hyperbloom or Overloaded

Assumptions:

• KQMS
• Lisa C6 | 4-piece Gilded Dreams (with 3 EM stacks) | (EM/ER%)/EM/EM| 205% ER
• Hyperbloom Rotation: Q h3E + 18 Hyperbloom, 3 Electro-Charged, 7 Aggravate triggers
• Overloaded Rotation: Q h3E + 16 Overloaded triggers
  • %s depict an average of a weapon’s value when considering both a Hyperbloom and Overloaded Rotation

Reaction DPS Weapon Overview

For a Reaction build, weapons that yield an EM or ER% substat are of high value because these are effectively the only ways to boost Lisa’s output. For the most part, these builds disregard her usual role as a source of regular Electro damage.

Fruit of Fulfillment	In this archetype, Fruit of Fulfillment has all the components necessary to be functional and is all combined into a singular weapon. On top of being a craftable weapon, it topples all of the other weapon choices by providing 45.9 ER% from substats and up to 180 effective EM from the passive at R5. Its ATK% debuff is also barely detrimental due to most of the damage of this archetype residing in reactions.
A Thousand Floating Dreams	Stemming from being a 5-star weapon itself, Thousand Floating Dreams does carry the highest constant EM substat value of any Catalyst at 265 EM. With this, along with the additional DMG% buffs from its passive, as it will be uncommon to gain further EM via its passive due to Lisa wanting reaction ownership over another Electro teammate, Thousand Floating Dreams can result in the maximum total rotational damage in Lisa’s Reaction teams. Regardless, Fruit of Fulfillment is practically directly on par with Thousand Floating Dreams’ damage output and, genuinely, remains triumphant over Thousand Floating Dreams because of Fruit of Fulfillment’s ever-valuable boost in ER%.
Favonius Codex	Favonius Codex can be of great value in part of its Energy Generation, which Lisa, as a Reaction DPS, would crave. Having Lisa’s Burst up consistently can be more important than dealing more Reaction damage, in which case, Favonius Codex stands strong.  Many of the teammates in her Reaction teams also wield high Energy Cost Bursts in tandem with Lisa, allowing Favonius Codex to potentially side as a Battery for teammates as well. If necessary and with high refinements, Lisa can opt to stay on-field to trigger its passive more often provided she has some amount of CRIT Rate.
Sacrificial Fragments	Due to Sacrificial Fragments having a high constant EM substat value at 221 EM, it can see fair use in this playstyle provided the ER requirements are met too. Sadly, however, even in this archetype its passive remains practically useless.
Magic Guide	Although Magic Guide is a 3-star weapon, it has a relatively high constant EM substat value at 187. As EM is mostly the only thing that matters for these kinds of builds, it is a solid option for players who do not have the above weapons. Be cautious as leveling it to 90 purely for its EM may be a waste of resources.
Wandering Evenstar	Wandering Evenstar, unlike its usage for Electro Lisa, can be of some use in her Reaction builds.  Having an EM substat, Wandering Evenstar is already a potential option in that regard but can get marginally more value due to its passive’s Flat ATK bonus having a larger effect when Lisa is built toward her Reactions.
Mappa Mare	It becomes difficult to mention other craftable options with the existence of Fruit of Fulfillment, but considering Mappa Mare still does give 110 EM, it is, by definition, another contender. The EM difference between Mappa Mappa and the others is vast, and, sadly, its passive is mostly wasted.
Hakushin Ring	Similarly, as another craftable weapon like Mappa Mare, Hakushin Ring is outperformed by Fruit of Fulfillment in terms of personal damage, but can still have value. Of all the ER% providing weapons that aren’t Favonius Codex, Hakushin Ring also allows additional buffs to the Pyro/Hydro characters in the team, which can potentially be more effective than increasing Lisa’s personal damage. Do note that the passive requires Lisa to trigger it when she is on-field.
The Widsith	Technically, Widsith can also provide EM, but this is legitimately a last resort option as, often, you would be sacrificing a majority of her stats to fulfill a Reaction build. It does have the highest potential EM though, albeit purely random.

Support/Buffer/Enabler Weapons

The weapons listed here are not ranked in any order, as each carries varied benefits.

Thrilling Tales of Dragon Slayers	At R5, TTDS provides a hefty ATK% boost to whomever Lisa swaps onto.  TTDS is familiar as a supportive weapon as the increase in ATK% is often substantially appreciated. The only real downsides to TTDS are that not all rotations will have its cooldown on the ready and that its effectiveness lessens notably in Quicken teams, allowing Hakushin Ring to be better.
Hakushin Ring	Hakushin Ring is a great choice for this archetype; specifically if only the other Elemental DMG% buff proves to be useful, often which being with Dendro. Do note that the passive requires Lisa to trigger it when she is on-field, which may need to be accounted for.
Favonius Codex	Favonius Codex can pair very well with this archetype.  In the cases that Lisa is necessary for her Burst uptime for her DEF Shred or for supplying the team with additional Energy, Favonius Codex is assuredly a safe and usable option.
Prototype Amber	Prototype Amber's passive notably enables Lisa to heal allies, giving her a niche in Furina teams as an efficacious support. Also, it alleviates her Energy Generation slightly by providing Flat Energy to herself.

Synergies (3)

Electro Units

Dendro Units

Anemo Units

Geo Units

Hydro Units

Pyro Units

Cryo Units

Team Compositions (3)

Electro On-field DPS

Reaction DPS

Off-field DPS/Support

Epilogue (3)

Changelog (3)