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./Mechanics

Violet Arc’s Bounce Mechanic

Radiating Violet Arc with Elements

Optimizing Violet Arc

Playstyles

Electro On-Field DPS

Electro Off-Field DPS

Reaction DPS

Support/Buffer/Enabler

Artifacts

Artifact Stats

Notable Artifact Sets

Weapons

Electro Lisa Weapons

Reaction Lisa Weapons

Support/Buffer/Enabler Weapons

Synergies

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As previously stated, Lisa, as a Unit, thrives as an on-field Aggravate DPS, dealing damage, taking advantage of her persistent Electro Application, and benefiting from being on-field. Therefore, common favorable teammates include Electro, Dendro, and Anemo Units for this role in particular.
Lisa can also manage as an on-field DPS without Dendro, as seen in EC teams, which would instead prefer Electro, Hydro, and Anemo Units. However, her synergy with Electro and Dendro Units is nothing to scoff at and highlights her the best.

Furthermore, Reaction Lisa has different preferences in team components. For her Hyperbloom teams, Hydro and Dendro Units are necessary, and may even appreciate certain Electro or Anemo Units too. For her Overload teams, Pyro and Anemo Units are prioritized.

Meanwhile, as an off-field DPS, because Lisa is often purposed to deal damage intermittently as well as buffing her other teammates, she prefers to pair with characters who are built for similar playstyles. That said, despite necessitating a broader spectrum of Units, rotations may need to be lengthened because of Lisa’s 16s and 20s CDs on her Skill and Burst, respectively. As such, Units that may work as on-field characters when cooldowns are not present are also fair matches as well.

Finally, there is Lisa being played as a Supportive Unit. Because this playstyle is fundamentally an off-field DPS role but with lower investment and less personal damage, there aren’t many teams where this is preferable over other variations. Usually, she is there to provide ample Electro Application, in order to sustain an Electro aura for 4TS or apply Electro in general, or to buff teammates; the latter of which will be a common reason to pair Lisa with such carries.

With those explained, let’s now take a look at how some highlightable characters may work within Lisa’s kit and their potential synergies with Lisa herself in alphabetical order.

Do keep in mind that perceiving other Units by their Synergy does not mean everything, after all, Genshin Impact does use 4-Unit teams.

Should a Unit be omitted in the following section, it is likely because they are majorly niche, potentially difficult to access, vastly detrimental, or slightly uncooperative with Lisa’s kit. 

However, an extended version of this section may be found here.

Electro Units

As a result of having a high Energy Cost Burst, Electro Units become almost essential to Lisa—arguably as necessary as Dendro is to her. Lisa often will prefer having another Electro Unit alongside her as another source of Electro particles or by innately having direct kit synergy.

Beidou Good Synergy Off-field DPS, Battery	Lisa can serve as a commendable Driver for Beidou’s Burst, especially following N2Cs on Lisa.  Of course, Beidou bodes well in multi-target situations and does lose value in single-target situations. A major notice is how Lisa and Beidou have high Energy Cost Bursts, so refueling each other will be necessary, whether that be in ER% requirements or other sources. Also, Lisa should preferably cast her Hold Skill soon after when Beidou’s Elemental Burst ends, should both be used together. Due to Beidou’s Elemental Burst not being able to target Dendro Cores, Hyperbloom Lisa can make use of Beidou as well.
Cyno Great Synergy On-field DPS	Cyno, whose kit prefers him to stay primarily on-field for long durations often, pairs well with Lisa’s ability to have a long-duration Burst that may both assist in supplementary damage as well as provide buffs that can withstand Cyno’s extended field time. Given Cyno also prefers to play in his own teams like Aggravate and occasionally Hyperbloom, which Lisa would also prefer to be placed in, there is even more synergy between the two systematically. However, as compensation for Cyno’s access to mobility within his Burst’s attacks, this same introduction may lead enemies astray and away from Lisa’s Burst, potentially lessening her overall effectiveness. Though if this issue is mitigated, Lisa can prove to pair greatly with Cyno.
Dori Decent Synergy Battery, Healer, Off-field DPS	As a result of Lisa’s high Energy Cost Burst, having Dori’s Energy Generation from her Burst can come useful at times. However, the teams that usually would opt for Dori, being mainly Aggravate and EC teams, innately have above-average Energy Generation passively, thus devaluing Dori’s complete value towards Lisa. Dori still does consolidate many viable roles for Lisa though being both a Battery and a Healer, which remains to be valuable nonetheless.
Fischl Exceptional Synergy Battery, Off-field DPS	Fischl offers a Battery and a way for Lisa to stay on-field reasonably. With Lisa’s rampant Electro Application, she can further trigger Electro reactions often leading Fischl to trigger her Thundering Retribution (A4) frequently, which is often abused as much as possible, like in Aggravate and, lesser so, EC teams. In other cases, Fischl can be paired with Lisa in single-target situations where Beidou’s Elemental Burst becomes highly devalued in terms of damage. It becomes heavily recommended to be aware of when Oz runs out of uptime.
Keqing Decent Synergy On-field DPS, Quickswap DPS	Keqing can be considered as an on-field DPS when along with Lisa since she is able to generate particles for Lisa while on-screen, similar to some others.  Pairing both does open the option to Quickswap team variants as well as Aggravate teams too though.
Raiden Good Synergy 1) Battery, On-field DPS Excellent Synergy 2) Hypercarry	1) Raiden systematically pairs well with Lisa, as she helps resolve Lisa’s Energy issues thanks to her constant Energy Regeneration mechanics and constant off-field damage. Lisa also neatly adds contribution to Raiden’s Resolve mechanic. Do be aware that the second case is the preferred usage of their pairing. 2) As for Lisa as a secondary to Raiden, with Raiden being more the team’s focus, Lisa works well to provide Raiden with TTDS and Lisa’s innate DEF Shred at A4. In regards to Raiden, Lisa actually buffs more than both Mona and Sara comparatively, that is, until Sara is C6—only then will Sara be preferable over Lisa.
Razor Neutral Synergy On-field DPS	Razor can be considered in single-target situations as a damage source since he is able to generate particles for Lisa off-screen, similar to others. However, unlike others. Razor prefers to engage in ample amounts of field time and is fairly mobile when doing so, and, as such, he is less recommended due to Lisa’s off-field presence being both stationary and restrictive. Razor also doesn’t need a Battery as heavily as others may.
Sara Above Average Synergy Buffer, Battery	Sara is primarily an Electro Support for Mono-Electro teams or Quickswap teams. She also gets more value with Constellations such as C2 and especially C6. Lisa can make use of Sara’s buffs by snapshotting the ATK buff through Sara’s Elemental Skill/Burst, however, Sara’s CDMG buff from C6 can’t be snapshotted as it is dynamic instead. Sara’s capabilities of Batterying Lisa are around the same as Keqing’s, just slightly more demanding. Being inputted in an Aggravate team is doable as well since Aggravated damage can critically strike.
Shinobu Fair Synergy Healer, Battery, Off-field DPS	For Lisa specifically, Shinobu’s most beneficial traits are her passive healing over time and particle generation due to her consolidating beneficial roles. Shinobu’s Energy Generation isn’t enough alone to fulfill Lisa’s needs, but she can allow for slightly different alterations of some of Lisa’s compositions due to fulfilling as both a secondary Electro Unit as well as a Healer. Shinobu can also have offensive capabilities in Lisa’s Aggravate teams too if healing is enough.
Yae Average Synergy Off-field DPS, Battery	Both Lisa and Yae do not rely upon or prefer each other for the most part. The most glaring negative of pairing the two in a team is that both need, or at least would rather want, sufficient Energy for their respective abilities. That said, however, they aren’t directly anti-synergistic with one another, just that their collective Energy Generation is sub-par; choosing to use her Burst less frequently resolves this on Yae’s end, but Lisa’s Energy issues still remain to be a relevant thing to note.
Electro Traveler Decent Synergy Battery, Off-field DPS	Although EMC is directly outclassed by Fischl with Lisa in terms of damage, EMC does provide more Energy. His/Her Energy Regeneration is useful enough to Battery Lisa to the point where Lisa can focus on pure damage. Do be aware that this alone cannot justify removing Beidou or Fischl, but rather as a substitute forthem.  EMC can also further be manipulated to refuel others in the team as well, which others can’t do as efficiently. The only gripe here is in EMC’s damage output and their own Energy Requirements.

Dendro Units

Ever since the release of Dendro, both the element itself and its Units have let Lisa’s identity shine through and true as an Aggravate DPS. Needless to say, Dendro Units can alternatively be synergized in other ways for Lisa as well.

Alhaitham Good Synergy On-field DPS	Due to Alhaitham’s numerous Dendro Applications from his various Projection Attacks, he serves prominently within his own Catalyze/Spread teams. Similarly, Lisa can fulfill the niche of being a competitive Off-field Electro DPS with effective pairing when alongside Alhaitham. However, while the above is starkly true within a vacuum, one of Lisa’s needs becomes enunciated when with Alhaitham: her Energy costs. As a result of wanting to maximize Alhaitham’s field times, Lisa may not get the chance to execute her Hold Skill in given rotations. This will often mean Lisa will need to focus heavily on her ER% and force another Electro teammate.
Baizhu Excellent Synergy Dendro Applier, Healer, Buffer, Shielder	Compared to all other suitable Dendro Appliers in Lisa’s Aggravate teams, Baizhu nearly provides all that may be wanted—Off-field Dendro application, healing, slight Interruption Resistance, buffs, and fitting CDs. Additionally, by consolidating the role of a Dendro Healer, Baizhu opens more offensive options for the team. While Baizhu can be uncontested when choosing a Healer, a major weakness is his inability to apply Dendro well in AoE. Thus, other defensive Dendro Appliers, like Kirara or Yaoyao, may and can be more appropriate choices given the scenario. He is also highly reliant on his Burst.
Collei Good Synergy Dendro Applier, Off-field DPS, Buffer	As a Dendro Applier and, often, in direct competition with DMC as easily attainable options, for Lisa specifically, Collei functions well enough to be inside of Lisa’s Aggravate teams and can manage to be in her Hyperbloom teams.  However, Collei’s CDs do not line up as efficiently as other Dendro Units may with Lisa. Collei often applies a majority of her Dendro Application rapidly in a short amount of time with some extended Applications, whereas, in comparison, DMC’s or Nahida’s Dendro Application is readily sustained, and of which Lisa prefers a more prolonged Application due to the field time Lisa idealizes in.
Kirara Great Synergy Dendro Applier, Shielder, Buffer	Relative to other defensive Dendro Appliers in Lisa’s Aggravate teams, Kirara is a recommendable option. In practice, she can use her Short-Hold Skill consistently within rotations to apply Dendro (as well as from her Burst), produce a withstanding shield, and provide energy particles. Reliably, Kirara’s shield can withstand most errors. However, just as with Baizhu, Kirara’s Dendro application does not fare as well in AoE even with her Burst, which can allow for Yaoyao to be prompted instead. Kirara also has access to a fair DMG% buff at C6.
Nahida Excellent Synergy Dendro Applier, Off-field DPS, Buffer	Nahida’s Dendro Application rate and potential for Lisa’s teams, be it Quicken or Hyperbloom, permit Nahida to be a near indisputable choice as a Dendro Applier. Having her sources of Dendro be on-demand, have great range, as well as sustainable and consistent solidify her synergy with Lisa immensely. Aside from Nahida’s safe Dendro Application, she is also able to provide Lisa with an ample boost in EM whenever Lisa is on-field, which many of her teams already cater toward. For Lisa in particular, Nahida’s potential obstacles are her being primarily reliant on her Skill for Dendro Application in addition to having too much Dendro Application, possibly complicating sequences like for Anemo Units to Swirl Electro or for other reasons. Regardless, these negatives are not as apparent as both can be remedied with experience and proper aura management—a learned trait.
Tighnari Great Synergy On-field DPS, Quickswap DPS	Tighnari himself won’t often be picked necessarily for Lisa, but Tighnari does very much appreciate Lisa if she acts as an off-field Electro DPS with her own Aggravates and by enabling Tighnari to trigger Spread, as she is effective in doing both simultaneously. Additionally, there is neat synergy between Tighnari’s Skill and Lisa’s kit since Tighnari’s taunt allows enemies to easily be corralled inside Lisa’s Burst for optimal damage.
Yaoyao Great Synergy Dendro Applier, Healer, Off-field DPS	As an option in Lisa’s Aggravate teams, Yaoyao is another highlightable defensive Dendro Applier. Her primary source of Dendro Application is fully incorporated into her Skill and can be refreshed routinely, thus allowing her Burst to act as an on-demand heal instead of a necessary action. Although Yaoyao’s Skill may not seem to provide as ample Dendro Application as other Dendro Appliers, it is still enough to maintain Quicken uptime and is more reliable in AoE compared to other defensive options, namely Baizhu and Kirara. However, a noticeable discrepancy is in her Skill’s CD, often resulting in asynchronous rotations.
Dendro Traveler Great Synergy Dendro Applier, Off-field DPS, Buffer	As with other Dendro Appliers, DMC remains to stand as a reliable Dendro Applier for Lisa synergistically, even still against notable offensive ones like Nahida. In contrast to someone like Collei, the differences between the two that allows for DMC to be more synergistic than Collei is with Lisa are mainly in his/her length in applying Dendro as well as matching with Lisa’s CDs seamlessly.  Both Lisa’s and DMC’s Bursts are subject to being circular, which can both be a negative or a positive depending on the situation.

Anemo Units

Most Anemo Units, when alongside Lisa, are often highlighted for their potential utility from Crowd Control (CC), access to Viridescent Venerer (VV), and supportive capabilities, which remain useful wherever she slots.

Jean Neutral Synergy Healer, CC, VV	Jean’s low Elemental Skill CD and fairly potent Burst allow her to easily slot herself in any given team. Her Burst also gives healing utility and can help to keep enemies inside Lisa’s Burst. Be careful to not launch enemies in the air during Lisa’s burst, as it’ll shoot airborne enemies out of Lisa’s Burst’s radius. Jean may not be the best option but is always a suitable choice if necessary for her VV or otherwise despite having no overwhelming synergy.
Kazuha Exceptional Synergy Off-field DPS, Buffer, CC, VV	In generic Electro Lisa teams including Aggravate, Kazuha swirling Electro gives Lisa a significant DPS increase as her saturation of such damage bonuses is low. His strong grouping provided by his Elemental Skill is greatly appreciated too, enabling Lisa’s Burst to connect consistently for more damage and more Electro Applications. Kazuha’s C2 EM buff is a welcome addition to Lisa’s Aggravate teams as well. In EC teams, his Skill can also “double swirl,” becoming useful to shred two elemental resistances in succession when holding VV, often being Hydro and Electro. His Elemental Burst is also readily available to spread auras around, usually, Pyro in Overload teams, or Electro in Aggravate teams as his own Swirls may Aggravate as well.
Sayu Fair Synergy 1) Healer, VV Effective Synergy 2) Pyro Applier, VV	1) Sayu fits mostly as a substitute for Jean in most of Lisa’s teams to varying degrees as an Anemo Unit. Unlike Jean, Sayu can potentially hold more advantages within Lisa’s Aggravate teams as Sayu often will trigger more Swirls, and, by proxy, Aggravates as well, which Jean will tend to lack in comparison. Sayu’s Skill’s seamlessness is not as apparent as Jean’s Skill is, however. 2) Her higher potential with Lisa lies in being an on-field Applier, namely, for Overload compositions where Sayu’s Skill would infuse Pyro and trigger VV. In this variant, Xiangling can be additionally paired for more Pyro uptime and convenience in conjunction with Sayu.
Sucrose Above Average Synergy 1) Buffer, CC, VV Effective Synergy 2) Driver, On-field DPS, CC, VV	1) For Sucrose in Electro Lisa compositions, there is a slight benefit to her EM team buff, but greatly so in her Aggravate teams than in others. Sucrose’s grouping can also be appreciated, although will often be minor as she does lift enemies. Unlike some notable Units, Sucrose does not have sufficient gathering strength for Overload spamming—which is the ideal way to run an Overload-focused team with Lisa. Nevertheless, against enemies that can’t get flung around, she is a valid choice for her EM share and access to VV. 2) As a Driver, Sucrose can maintain personal damage along with providing EM buffs for off-field characters. In common Sucrose Swirl teams with other Units like Fischl, Xingqiu, sometimes Beidou, and in this case Lisa, Lisa can replace Beidou in single-target situations as well as being a damage supplement. At C4, Lisa can replace Beidou due to receiving strong AoE damage, but, generally, her DEF Shred isn’t as valuable as Sucrose’s main damage is from her Swirls. Lisa may also take away too much aura sometimes.
Exceptional Synergy Off-field DPS, CC, VV, Battery	Venti has, situationally, the strongest CC in the game and deals formidable DoT damage along with having low CDs on his Elemental Skill and a Burst that is useful for triggering VV as well as retaining enemies within an area. He also provides a solution to Lisa’s Burst knocking airborne enemies away and can refund 15 Energy to the absorbed element.  In the scenario in which he can be used, his role is uncontested since Lisa benefits majorly from his grouping, especially in Reaction Lisa teams where absorbing Pyro allows Lisa to spam Overloads with her various ICDs. However, he is heavily reliant on the types of enemies themselves.

Hydro Units

When paired with Lisa, most Hydro Units do serve a purpose. Often they will provide supplementary damage through minimal Electro-Charges, off-field effects, or with their Hydro Application in general. Frequent Hydro Application can be beneficial in her EC and Hyperbloom teams, and Slower Hydro Application can be optional in her Aggravate teams by enabling a hybridization of teams to be adopted.

Ayato Neutral Synergy On-field DPS, Off-field DPS, Hydro Applier	Similar to other Units mentioned in the past, Lisa does not provide any noticeable synergies with Ayato, aside from both having Pseudo-Quadratic scaling Bursts that is. Otherwise, if used selectively for his off-field Hydro Application, he stands as an option but won’t be in his ideal use case. Ayato does purpose himself sufficiently as an on-field Hydro Applier for Hyperbloom Lisa though.
Barbara Minor Synergy Healer, Hydro Applier	Barbara’s Hydro Application doesn’t last long enough to be worth substituting into an EC team. Unless Barbara is solely used for her healing (but, even then, there are options with better utility than a slight Stamina reduction), she is not preferable, but, however, she is cheap. Although niches do exist where Barbara can be of slight synergy. Those include Lisa’s Aggravate teams, due to having slow Hydro Application, as well as Barbara being an on-field Driver with Lisa positioned off-field.
Kokomi Great Synergy Healer, Hydro Applier, On-field DPS, Buffer	Kokomi and Lisa do have good sustainable synergy with one another. Although Kokomi’s Hydro Application isn’t as frequent nor as potent as others hers is enough to be effective and is detached from Lisa’s NAs as well as AoE. This allows Lisa to be freer in combat as it permits Lisa to do strings that wouldn’t be optimal with, say, Xingqiu or Yelan for EC and Hyperbloom teams, like those that include CAs.  Kokomi also provides safe healing, potential buffs, and a slow, yet consistent, Hydro Application as well. One notion to be aware of is that collective Energy Regeneration may be troublesome, however.
Mona Neutral Synergy 1) Buffer, Hydro Applier Decent Synergy 2) Driver, On-field DPS	1) Mona amplifies and deals damage as well as provides a mini-taunt; Lisa’s DEF Shred is useful for this and the compositions that can be made are manageable. Overall, Mona does not synergize well with Lisa outside of that notion, but she does have access to Slow Hydro Application. She does retain a neat name combo of “Mona Lisa” though. 2) With Mona as an on-field Driver, typically using others like Xingqiu/Yelan or Fischl/Beidou, Lisa behaves as a lesser version of Fischl in this comp due to Fischl’s A4, and, similar to others in the past, Lisa may still efficiently replace Beidou in single-target situations.
Xingqiu Great Synergy Off-field DPS, Hydro Applier	Xingqiu offers a great amount to Lisa. His off-field damage and constant Hydro Application make him a good addition to Lisa in EC and Hyperbloom teams, as he is essentially the core of them. As such, rotations often will have him Bursting off cooldown, then Lisa Auto-Attacking to constantly trigger both his Burst and EC/Hyperbloom. His Hydro Application is more Single-Target oriented though, which may be of note. If paired additionally with Beidou, together they can give Lisa around 80% damage reduction, sometimes even negating the need for a Healer in these compositions for its comfort.
Yelan Decent Synergy Off-field DPS, Hydro Applier	In a vacuum, Yelan mostly only provides varying sorts of damage to Lisa, in the form of Yelan’s Burst and gradual scaling in her A4. Otherwise, her Hydro Application is still beneficial to be noted off in related teams but lacks utility that Lisa can take advantage of to be overly synergistic. Yelan can be additionally paired with Xingqiu though, enabling a strong core for Lisa to act as a Driver for.

Pyro Units

Pyro Units can allow Lisa to multi-stack via triggering Overload with her Tap Skills or by simply providing Pyro Application as a whole. That said, not all Units have beneficial kit synergy with her. Having too much Pyro in her Aggravate teams can be detrimental though.

Bennett Great Synergy Buffer, Healer	Bennett remains to be an effective Unit for Lisa despite her Aggravate teams not necessitating him as much. Bringing Bennett will provide ATK buffs, healing, some Pyro Energy, and a source of 2U Pyro for possible multi-stacking. Lisa also makes excellent use of snapshotting his buffs for her Burst, and, as a Reaction DPS, can use him to Battery Xiangling and for his 2U Pyro Elemental Skill to make quick Overload reactions with Lisa. The only con would probably be that Bennett is in very contested support for his utility, so crafting other teams may cause worries should they too rely on Bennett, but luckily the addition of Aggravate teams has greatly ameliorated this issue. Bennett can also function as an Overload DPS as seen in a comp with extremely high potential DPS: 4TF Bennett.
Dehya Niche Synergy Pyro Applier, Off-field DPS	For the sole purpose of Dehya in Lisa’s teams, Dehya’s meaningful additions are mostly within Overload Lisa teams as a decently reliable Pyro Applier. Outside of Overload Lisa, Dehya can be acceptable as a defensive option in Lisa’s more common teams.
Thoma Minimal Synergy Shielder	Thoma provides a refreshing Pyro Shield and some Pyro Applications. For usual play, Lisa does not prefer either nor is any necessary. Arguably though, a Shield and some aura are better than what others may provide. Thoma’s slow Pyro Application can allow him to be safely placed in Lisa’s teams though, as it often will not override necessary auras like Quicken or Electro and may also allow additional Overload damage.
Xiangling Excellent Synergy 1) Pyro Applier Fair Synergy 2) Off-field DPS	1) Xiangling, in Overload Lisa teams, is one of the primary Pyro Appliers with her Pyronado. Xiangling can be built with little investment looking only for Energy in artifacts to provide easier uptime, but also can and should provide her own damage as her contribution remains large with Bennett. Her Pyronado provides enough aura for Lisa to spam Overload with all of her sources of Electro. Also, since Pyronado travels with the character, you can chase enemies even if Overload knocks them away. 2) As for when Lisa is Electro-built, Xiangling can still prove to be useful, however, it is mostly just for her own damage and converting the team to an amalgamation of reactions of Overloads, Swirls, and Vaporizes, should their respective elements be added as well.

Cryo Units

Likewise with Pyro Units, Lisa can utilize Cryo Units’ Cryo Application to multi-stack. However, within the same vein, not every Cryo Unit proves to be synergistic with her due to the lack of synergy between the elements themselves.

Diona Fair Synergy Healer, Shielder, Buffer	Diona provides potential EM at C6, a Shield (albeit weaker than Zhongli’s but still useful), healing, Stamina reduction, as well as fair Cryo Application. Diona may see potential in Lisa’s Aggravate, or even Hyperbloom, teams if Diona is C6 as her Cryo aura is not intrusive, but even then it is a niche.
Eula Good Synergy On-field DPS	In a Eula team, Lisa’s value is derived from her 15% DEF Shred from her Burst and as being a Superconduct enabler for further RES Shred. For this reason, it becomes best to have Lisa more as a Support than otherwise. However, Lisa as an off-field DPS can work fine, just that you might need supplementary ER%.
Kaeya Neutral Synergy 1) Off-field DPS Acceptable Synergy 2) On-field DPS	1) Off-field DPS Kaeya doesn’t bring any necessarily special to an on-field DPS Lisa, but Kaeya’s Cryo Application is likely to be the most frequent of who’s notable, specifically for stacking Conductive stacks faster that is. 2) As an on-field DPS Kaeya, Lisa can work as a Superconduct Enabler where Kaeya is either Physical built or Hybridized. Specifically for Phys/Hybrid Kaeya, Lisa can be considered when in a single-target situation paired along with Fischl, and, at C4, Lisa can be considered over Beidou in multi-target situations, although doing so can be finicky.
Rosaria Average Synergy 1) Off-field DPS Acceptable Synergy 2) On-field DPS	1) As with off-field DPS Kaeya, off-field DPS Rosaria works similarly in the sense that Lisa primarily, and only, benefits from their Cryo Application for multi-stacking. Otherwise, there isn’t anything wrong with the two. 2) Now as an on-field DPS Rosaria who would also be Phys/Hybrid, Lisa can work as another Superconduct Enabler like Kaeya/Eula would also prefer. Likewise, Lisa can be considered when in a single-target situation paired with Fischl and, at C4, can be considered over Beidou in multi-target situations. But, again, doing so can be finicky.

Geo Units

Geo Units, at least with Lisa, are interesting. The element directly has little synergy, but its Units each have their own identity when paired with her should they be paired at all.

Albedo Neutral Synergy Off-field DPS, Buffer

A cheap, yet rewarding character to build, Albedo provides AoE off-field damage, along with an altitude that can be used while casting Lisa’s Hold Skill, in case one struggles with interruption (although this is an avoidable problem). However, running him with another Geo makes him a lot more effective, and, thus, can shoehorn a team. There is a benefit in that he, like Jean, can be slotted into any team for some damage if options are low. He also does not impede elemental reactions as significantly and does provide an EM team buff from casting his Burst, which can prove to be of some effect in select Lisa teams.

Zhongli Fair Synergy Shielder, Buffer

Zhongli provides a hefty Shield and a 20% RES Omnishred that all of Lisa’s teams can make good use of. The Shield can become useful as Lisa is often squishy and it can protect her if necessary. Alternatively when paired with another Geo, preferably Albedo for off-field damage or Ningguang for a Quickswap identity, the Geo resonance is unlocked. Do note that his additional Geo Application may impede reactions.

Team Compositions

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Here’s a friendly reminder that the following teams below are not strict teams that Lisa necessarily has to follow, but rather are compositions or skeletons that have seen success due to either how Units mechanically play with one another or as a team itself. This should not discourage you, but, instead, serve as a baseline for you to know how Lisa can succeed.

The order in which subsequent teammates appear when listed below in the following teams is slightly relevant as well.

Electro On-Field DPS

Aggravate Lisa

Lisa	Dendro	Electro	Anemo / Flex
Lisa is often the core DPS of the team, taking advantage of her widespread Electro Application when on-field.	Often from off-field, a Dendro Unit will enable the Quicken, Spread, and Aggravate reactions to exist as well as possible buffs and damage.	An Electro Unit acts as a secondary source of damage, additional Electro Application, and a Battery for Lisa.	Varying on who is selected, they may act as either a Buffer, crowd controller, and/or additional damage.

This is assuredly Lisa’s best role due to how synergistic her kit is with this specific playstyle. Her innate EM, rapid Electro Application, relatively quick attacks, access to DEF Shred, and usage out of the 4TF artifact set are all factors as to why Lisa fits as well as she does here.

Given that Lisa has access to on-demand Electro Application with relatively fast attacks, she will be the team’s principal on-field Unit, reaping all the benefits available as well as providing assistance to other teammates. With, most notably, Fischl as the secondary Electro, Lisa supplies her direct synergy by triggering constant Electro Applications for Fischl’s A4. Most Anemo Units suit well in this composition due to their access to VV, buffing the majority of the team’s damage source, as well as grouping or general utility—all of which Lisa and other select Units benefit from greatly.

It is preferred that Hydro and Pyro are exempt as options for teammates as they may consume the Quicken aura, but the team’s general Elemental Application can recover it back should a Unit not apply Hydro/Pyro as frequently. Units like those mentioned prior can manage to fit inside this team skeleton and be fairly effective, but doing so ruins the integrity of being an Aggravate team.

Provided Lisa is equipped with 4TF, utilizing her Tap Skill Chain combos will be common to optimize her Electro Application as well as efficiency.

Strengths	Weaknesses
> Ideally fits and synergizes with Lisa’s kit  > Fluid in execution > Single and Multi-target coverage > Access to 4TF Lisa > Scales well with investment	> Relatively low Elemental coverage > Potentially susceptible to Hydro and/or Pyro

Often, rotations will revolve around passing through abilities in order like: 
Electro > Anemo > Dendro > . . .
However, be aware that the above is a shorthand and merely a heuristic to understand how Lisa’s teams rotate as exceptions certainly exist. The main objectives are to retain uptime on both VV and Quicken as well as to maximize Aggravate triggers by driving with Lisa.
Specifically for Abyss Chambers, beginning any of her rotations with a Hold Skill is also a valid option if previous battles did not get enough energy.

EC Lisa (Taser)

Lisa	Hydro	Electro	Anemo / Flex
Lisa acts as both a Driver and applies frequent Electro Applications when on-field.	A Hydro Unit enables the Electro-Charged reaction to occur and often carries utility or damage.	An Electro Unit acts as supplementary damage, additional Electro Application, and a Battery.	Varying on who is selected, they may act as either a Buffer, crowd controller, and/or additional damage.

In this composition, Lisa will serve as the team’s primary on-field Unit, but swapping will still occur fairly often due to her teammates wanting to contribute with their Elemental Skills or Bursts. The Echo damage from Electro-Charged and other possible sources are more so supplementary damage. Do keep in mind 4TF won’t trigger as often even on Lisa due to it being finicky with Lisa’s Electro Application.

Varying on the Hydro and Electro teammates, like with Beidou, Xingqiu, or Fischl, Lisa would prefer to weave in Tap Skills and Normal Attacks frequently (N2C, N2tE, or N3J). Lisa would want to only use her Hold Skill if doing so won’t obstruct the notable Bursts or Skills of the others or if it becomes “worth it” to do so in terms of damage.

Remember that, although this is an Electro-Charged team, Lisa should not build for EM but for the usual Electro DMG. EM is merely a welcome stat and not a focus.

Strengths	Weaknesses
> Strong focused damage > Flexible team slots > Fluid gameplay > Comfy	> Being optimal requires proper cooldown management  e.g. Keeping uptime on Oz, using Lisa’s Hold Skill when appropriate, etc.

In most iterations, no specific rotation is necessarily mandatory due to how frequently the Units in this composition want to swap in and either apply buffs or debuffs or redeploy abilities. Thus, just be sure to cast the off-field offensive Bursts near the beginnings of “rotations” and keep watch on their downtimes as this is when other Units’ abilities can be weaved into rotations, especially if one is an Anemo Unit.

Lisa’s Burst can, more or less, fit anywhere within the rotation so long as it is controllable.

As a miniature example, in compositions with Fischl, keeping watch on Oz’s uptime is highly recommended because it is preferable to recast Oz via Fischl’s Skill/Burst once Oz’s duration first decays.

Xingqiu/Fischl/Jean
Fischl E > Jean tE > Lisa hEQ > Xingqiu Q N1 ED > Jean N1 E N1 Q > Fischl N1 Q > Lisa 2N3D N2 > Jean N1 tE > Lisa 2N3D N1 3tEN2 > repeat

Electro-Focused

Lisa	Electro	Anemo	Flex
Lisa will primarily be the Unit who is most on-field at times.	The Electro Unit will often provide substantial off-field DPS as well as be a Pseudo-Battery for Lisa.	An Anemo Unit often acts as supplementary damage, offensive utility, and, notably, access to VV.	Varying on who is selected, they will act as either a Buffer, crowd controller, and/or additional damage.

While this skeleton and denotation are fairly ambiguous, they aim to maximize the Electro damage of the team. In a way, the denotation given encompasses both the “Hypercarry” and the “Mono-Electro” archetypes with Lisa as some of their focuses and are often devoid of other elements. This is more so a niche team.

Having at least one other Electro Unit within this team is highly recommended due to refueling Lisa’s Energy as well as being buffed complimentary from the Anemo’s VV on Electro. Anemo Units themselves often provide grouping and relevant buffs which regularly synergize with Lisa and other Electro Units in AoE. As for the remaining slot, another Electro Unit, Buffer, or Healer can be selected.

Strengths	Weaknesses
> High potential damage ceiling, especially in AoE > Damage is mostly frontloaded	> Possibility for low element coverage > Mostly AoE dependent > Positioning heavy

In general, rotations for teams following this dynamic primarily focus on at least snapshotting notable abilities within the buff uptime of various sources, like Bennett’s, Kazuha’s, Sara’s, or other external buffs.

Mono-Element teams have always existed and some do manage well in later content. Theoretically, this team can hold potential if such content allow for it to do so. That said, the content that this does prosper in is not as common, necessitating several variables to be both present and not present, i.e. multi-target, no innate elements, etc. But alas, if played properly, the multitude of buffs allow tremendous value to a majority of the teammates.

Beidou/Venti/Bennett
Lisa tE > Venti EQ > Bennett QE > Lisa tEQ hE (if safe) > Beidou EQ > Venti E > Lisa N2C Spam (Until Beidou Q ends) > repeat

Reaction DPS

Hyperbloom Lisa

Lisa	Dendro	Hydro	Flex
Most of Lisa’s damage will be contributed from Hyperblooms triggered from both her Burst and Normal Attacks.	A Dendro Unit provides the Dendro Application necessary for producing Dendro Cores. May also provide minute buffs and damage.	A Hydro Unit provides the Hydro Application necessary for Dendro Cores. May also be secondary damage.	Depending on the selected teammate, they may offer more Elemental Applications to supply more Dendro Cores or damage in general.

Being a similar deviation of Lisa’s iconic Electro-built Aggravate teams, whereby the main delineation is trading an Electro Unit for a Hydro Unit with frequent Hydro Application, Hyperbloom Lisa can be played either when Lisa is Electro-built or built as a Reaction DPS. Following this, because Lisa’s Normal Attacks and C4-enhanced Elemental Burst are both valid and consistent options to trigger Dendro Cores with their impact AoE, Hyperbloom teams rise as another commendable option. 

Do note that both Hyperbloom and Overload Lisa have the exact same ideal builds due to the majority of her damage distribution in such teams sourcing from their respective Transformative Reactions.

Be also aware that Lisa’s Charged Attacks are another feasible way to trigger Dendro Cores. However, you must make the decision when and when not to use them. This becomes apparent if an on-demand Electro Application is necessary or if being able to target multiple Dendro Cores is beneficial, like, say, in AoE. That said, utilizing her Charged Attacks to trigger Dendro Cores is often inferior to relying on her Burst as her Charged Attacks carry a number of flaws from potentially surpassing the cap for triggering Hyperblooms (2 instances of damage within 0.5s onto the same target), to being limited by the game’s targeting system, to sacrificing field time, as well as to quickly deplete stamina. Lisa’s Burst, in contrast, has a detached source of Electro Application that allows Hyperblooms to be consistent. As a consequence though, it also prioritizes enemies foremost even when Dendro Cores are present and forces Lisa to heavily build into ER%.

Just as in other archetypes and, arguably, even more so than some archetypes, connecting Lisa’s Hold Skill per rotation becomes obligatory.

In contrast to Overload Lisa, Hyperbloom Lisa tends to be more single-target oriented as opposed to Overload’s preference in multi-target situations. Hyperbloom Lisa also can afford to be on-field in intervals or up to prolonged durations, thus, while ER% requirements are still mandatory, they may not be as egregious as they are in Overload.

Strengths	Weaknesses
> Relatively “easy” to build > Strong targeted damage, especially in correct conditions	> Liable to overcapping in Hyperbloom triggers (2 per 0.5s) > Difficult to improve with investment > Very much prefers having Lisa’s C4

For general rotation crafting, it is most optimal to have the source of Dendro Application be sent out after which Lisa’s Burst and other teammates’ abilities have been cast to make as much use out of the available Dendro Application as possible per rotation. This will often result in it being more beneficial to have someone like Nahida or Baizhu as Drivers to maximize Dendro Core production.

Due to her Hyperbloom teams being more lenient on allowing Lisa to be on-field than her Overload teams and the similarity in team structure to her Electro EC teams, executing her Hold Elemental Skills are best done in between CDs like Xingqiu’s, Yelan’s, or Beidou’s Bursts. This will either often be just after or before casting Lisa’s own Burst.

DMC/Xingqiu/Beidou
Lisa hE > [Lisa Q > Xingqiu Q N1 E Dash N1 > Beidou E N1 Q N1 > DMC E N1 Q > Lisa 4N3D > DMC N1 E > Lisa 2N3D N1 hE] > repeat inside brackets

Overload Lisa

Lisa	Main Pyro	Pyro Applier	Anemo / Flex
Most of Lisa’s damage will be contributed from Overloads via her Burst when off-field.	A Pyro Unit provides the Pyro Application necessary for Overload. May also act as a Pyro Battery.	Often another Pyro Unit, or at least a Pyro-adjacent Unit, can provide additional Pyro Application. They may also act as a Pyro Battery.	Often an Anemo Unit that provides VV, grouping, and sometimes buffs.

This composition, similar to Lisa’s Hyperbloom teams, may also allow Lisa to be built either toward an Electro or a Reaction build. That said, going more towards a pure Reaction build, in optimal situations, does outpace an Electro-built Lisa for this team due to the lack of other Electro Units present, although both can stand their ground. For the sake of this section, a Reaction build will be its focus. 

Do also note that Lisa prefers to be off-field for a majority of the rotation as her Burst will trigger the majority of the Overloads while off-field Pyro Applications and other sources of Pyro assist in sustaining the Pyro Aura.

If Lisa is built Electro, Lisa can efficiently make use of the Pyro aura to multi-stack, that said, one should be aware of potential Overloads within Lisa’s Burst, specifically on lighter enemies because they will lift them airborne. If Lisa is built toward a Reaction Build, she is able to consistently trigger Overloads for herself rather than, say, the other Pyro Units to trigger them. Also, Lisa will often need to build a high amount of ER% as she likely won’t have another Electro alongside her as well as her Burst being a key component.

It is recommended to execute Lisa’s Hold Skill once per rotation for Energy.

Strengths	Weaknesses
> Relatively “easy” to build > Strong AoE damage, especially in correct conditions	> Prefers high-density mob situations > Relatively low element coverage > Difficult to improve with investment

When playing these compositions, Lisa’s Burst should be cast before most other abilities, especially those of Pyro Units, in order to line up the following rotations. Additionally, if Lisa’s ER% is not enough and her Burst is not refueled fluidly, it is recommended to execute Lisa’s Hold Skill during the downtime in-between Pyro Applications when there is time available to do so. There may also exist times when enemies will be outside Lisa’s Burst; in those scenarios, Lisa can be on-field occasionally for further Overload triggers.

Comparatively, Overload Lisa teams are often strict in that there aren’t many other alternatives for Xiangling and/or Bennett due to how effective their Pyro Applications are. Kazuha can be interpreted as a flex by definition, but he is the most optimal as well. Most other Anemo Units can still range from exceptional to merely well enough due to how essential VV and grouping come to be.

Xiangling/Bennett/Kazuha by Kawaii~#9460
Bennett tEQ > Kazuha hEPQ > Lisa N2 Q N2 > Xiangling QE > Bennett tE > Kazuha tEP > Lisa N2 hE N2 > repeat

Xiangling/Bennett/Venti
Bennett tE > Venti EQ > Bennett Q > Lisa Q > Xiangling QE > Venti E > Remainder of Lightning Rose and Pyronado, keep up Pyro uptime (Lisa hE) > repeat

Xiangling/Bennett/Sayu by BlueBery#9054
Bennett tEQ > Lisa Q > Xiangling QE > Sayu Q hE (for Remainder of Lightning Rose and Pyronado; keep up Pyro uptime) > (Sayu Short-hE, if necessary for Energy) > (Lisa hE) > repeat

Bennett/Kazuha/DMC by Kawaii~#9460
Bennett tEQ > DMC EQ > Lisa tEQ > Kazuha hEP Q (tEP or Lisa N1) > Bennett tE > DMC E > Lisa hE N2 > Kazuha tEP > repeat

Off-Field DPS / Support

Unlike the previous sections, building a team directly from Lisa as if she was an off-field DPS or as a Buffer is less variable and requires a different approach. Therefore, instead of building compositions skeletons derived from Lisa herself, the following teams will be showcasing where Lisa can effectively fit and compete either as a dedicated off-field DPS or for her utility.
Within Catalyze teams, in contrast to other notable Electro Off-field DPS options, like Fischl, Yae, or Beidou, Lisa’s personal damage contribution is genuinely competitive among these options because of how much Dendro plays to her strengths—all the while providing buffs in the form of her A4 Passive.

Specifically, as a dedicated Support/Buffer/Enabler, Lisa benefits teams that take advantage of Lisa’s A4 Passive and/or weapons like Hakushin Ring or TTDS. This is most relevant for speedrunning teams or those that want direct buffing and/or Lisa’s rapid Electro Application.
Common use cases for this archetype are to either buff a fellow off-field DPS, fully commit for damage on an on-field DPS, and/or provide Electro. 
Oftentimes, an ER% Sands will be preferred on Lisa in this scenario unless she is also as well-invested as her teammates. With an ER% Sands, Lisa is preferable on artifact sets like 4ESF or 4NO.

Tighnari/Alhaitham Spread Lisa Teams

Dendro DPS	Lisa	Electro	Flex
Tighnari and Alhaitham are great beneficiaries of the Quicken reaction by triggering consistent Spreads.	Lisa, as an Off-field DPS juxtaposed to a Dendro DPS, provides comparable damage from triggering Aggravates and has access to her A4 Passive.	An Electro Unit often will provide Lisa with a source of Energy, extra Electro Application, and additional damage.	They may vary from providing defensive utility, healing, supplementary damage, or buffs.

Due to Lisa benefitting and preferring to be alongside a Dendro Unit innately as a result of her kit, inputting her within a Catalyze team, like Tighnari’s or Alhaitham’s Spread teams, allows for great mileage despite her being an Off-field DPS. Lisa’s 15% DEF Shred proves to be useful too as both Spreaded/Aggravated damage and non-Spreaded/Aggravated damage get affected by the debuff. 

When with Tighnari, his teams will prefer frequent swaps to deal bursts of damage. His taunt allows Lisa to capitalize more with her Burst by acting as a corral, entrapping enemies within for teammates to deal condensed damage. His rotations are also lenient enough to effectively allow Lisa to execute her Hold Skill relatively comfortably.

Instead, Alhaitham’s teams position him as more of the team’s general focus, often permitting him ample field time to maximize his Skill’s Projection attacks. While this still does play to Lisa’s advantage, it also may complicate rotations as Lisa may not be given enough time to use her Hold Skill. As a result, her ER% requirements rise in comparison to other teams.

These are teams in which utilizing Lisa as a dedicated Off-field DPS may be more beneficial than as a pure Buffer on account of Lisa’s potential for damage with the presence of Dendro.

Strengths	Weaknesses
> Makes great use of Lisa’s kit despite being in a suboptimal role > Strong targeted damage, especially in correct conditions > Fluid	> Relatively low Elemental coverage > Potentially susceptible to Hydro and/or Pyro

Tighnari/Lisa/Fischl/Zhongli by Alaxcia#9022 and kol#1593
Lisa (tE/CA) > Zhongli hE > Lisa (tE/CA) > Fischl E (N1) > Lisa (N1) tE Q (N1) > Tighnari (N1) E CAx3 Q > Zhongli (N1) hE > Fischl Q > Lisa (N1) hE > Tighnari E CAx3 > repeat

Cyno/Keqing Aggravate Lisa Teams

Electro DPS	Lisa	Dendro	Flex
Cyno and Keqing are great beneficiaries of the Quicken reaction by triggering consistent Aggravates.	Lisa offers considerable damage by triggering Aggravates and has access to her A4 Passive.	A Dendro Unit enables the Quicken reaction to occur which greatly plays in the team’s favor. They may also provide buffs, utility, or damage.	They may vary from providing defensive utility, healing, supplementary damage, or buffs.

On a related note to how sonorously Lisa works with Quicken and Dendro Units in general, like Tighnari or Alhaitham in the aforementioned section, because Cyno and Keqing also prefer to play within the Quicken reaction, Lisa rises as another valid option for these teams. Likewise, Lisa’s 15% DEF Shred proves to be useful as both Spreaded/Aggravated damage and non-Spreaded/Aggravated damage get affected by the debuff. 

Although Cyno and Lisa heavily delve within the Aggravate archetype, using them both together will need proper placement of Lisa’s Burst as Cyno tends to be highly mobile, which may lead enemies out of her Burst. However, Lisa’s Burst is highlightable as its Off-field presence is one of the few that can last fully throughout Cyno’s uptime. 

In contrast, Keqing’s teams are relatively fast-paced and have more swapping. Thus, her rotations can be lenient enough to effectively allow Lisa to execute her Hold Skill relatively comfortably. Lisa’s CDs may become a limiting factor, however. 

As seen prior, this team is also one in which utilizing Lisa as a dedicated Off-field DPS may be more beneficial than as a pure Buffer on account of Lisa’s potential for damage with the presence of Dendro.

Strengths	Weaknesses
> Makes great use of Lisa’s kit despite being in a suboptimal role > Greatly takes advantage of the Quicken aura > Fluid	> Relatively low Elemental coverage > Ability placements and rotations are key

Raiden Hypercarry Lisa Teams

Raiden	Lisa	Bennett	Flex
Raiden acts as the primary on-field Unit that is often buffed throughout rotations.	Lisa provides Resolve stacks and potential buffs for Raiden. She may also be built for damage.	Bennett serves as a strong and consistent Buffer.	Varying on who is picked, they will either assist by buffing Raiden or by providing extra damage.

As Raiden Hypercarry teams would often run Sara in replacement of Lisa, Lisa is able to fulfill a similar role to a competitive efficiency. Raiden compliments Lisa with her capabilities as an on-field Battery, and Lisa, in return, offers a neat boost to her Resolve and DEF Shred that can slightly compound with Raiden’s DEF Ignore at higher Constellations. 

Lisa, actually, is completely better than Sara in this slot if Lisa holds TTDS and Sara is not C6. Sara only becomes the better option between them if Sara herself is C6. Lisa is also often more effective than Mona in this slot for Raiden’s average damage as well.

Bennett and the additional slot, of course, serve as additional help towards a Hypercarry archetype by buffing the on-fielder, Raiden, immensely.

Utilizing Raiden and Lisa together does not strictly involve a “Hypercarry” playstyle to be adopted as many other Raiden Lisa team compositions exist and are viable. This is generally one of the more common skeletons of such.
This is a team in which utilizing Lisa as either a Support or an off-field DPS are viable options, however, Supportive builds may be more common due to the optimal rotation not having time available for Lisa to execute her Hold Skill.

Strengths	Weaknesses
> Strong frontloaded damage > Relatively easy to use > Scales well with investment	> Does not make use of Lisa’s entire kit > Takes away Bennett and, possibly, others

Raiden/Lisa/Bennett/Kazuha
Raiden E > Bennett Q > Kazuha Q > Lisa Q > Raiden Q-Combo > Bennett E > Kazuha hEP > repeat

Eula Lisa Teams

Eula	Lisa	Electro	Cryo
Eula acts as the primary on-field Unit throughout rotations.	Lisa provides Electro Application and potential buffs for Eula. She may also be built for damage.	As well as another source of Electro Application, another Electro Unit can assist in refueling Lisa.	Often the Cryo Unit’s main purpose is to refuel Eula. Some may also carry buffs or utility.

Pairing Eula and Lisa can be common due to Lisa being capable of providing sufficient off-field Electro for Superconduct and supporting Eula as she is on-field.

As with compositions stated prior, Lisa can be built cheaply as well if all you intend to do with her is as a Support. However, a built Lisa can offer Eula a pretty neat off-field DPS alongside her since Eula’s Normal Attacks don’t harm Lisa as much as other Claymore users might. 

The main problem with supporting both Eula and Lisa is their Energy Requirements; this is partially fixed by having both an additional Cryo and Electro as the Battery of the two, respectively. 
This is a team in which utilizing Lisa as either a Support or an off-field DPS are viable options, however, Supportive builds may be more common due to the optimal rotation not having time available for Lisa to execute her Hold Skill. There do exist more teams with Eula in which Lisa can execute it though, unlike Raiden’s former teams.

Strengths	Weaknesses
> Comfy with certain teammates > Fluid gameplay	> May not make use of Lisa’s entire kit > Hinges on proper Energy management > Must be cognitive of Units’ respective Bursts

Eula/Lisa/Raiden/Diona by Sitri#9504
Raiden E > Diona hE (x2) (Q) > Lisa Q > Eula E Q-Combo > Raiden Q-Combo > repeat

TF Bennett Variations

Bennett	Lisa	Xingqiu	Electro
Bennett acts as the primary on-field Unit with 4TF as his set. Along with damage, he provides ample Energy.	Lisa provides frequent and consistent Electro Applications off-field for Bennett to trigger from.	Xingqiu enables the Hydro aura for Bennett to trigger from as well as his own damage.	The Electro Unit acts as an alternate source of damage and can assist in Electro Application as well as Energy.

This team has the potential to carry high damage ceilings if allowed to.

Both Lisa and the other Electro Unit would normally require to build ER% as a result of being primarily off-field, however, with Bennett triggering 4TF and, thus, his Elemental Skill so often, many particles are produced and the ER% benchmarks for all Units can be lowered a significant amount, allowing them to build towards even more damage; that said, the team can be enemy-dependent.

This is a team in which utilizing Lisa as either a Support or an off-field DPS are viable options, however, Supportive builds may be more common as a result of how impactful TTDS becomes when buffing the other Electro Unit.

Strengths	Weaknesses
> Powerful damage but in correct conditions > Self-replenishing Energy > Composed of 4-stars	> Highly liable to be not as effective in select situations > Takes away notable Units like Bennett, Xingqiu, and sometimes Fischl

Bennett/Lisa/Xingqiu/Beidou
Xingqiu Q > Bennet Q > Lisa Q > Beidou EQ N1 > Xingqiu E(s) N1 > Bennett E N2 Spam > repeat

Epilogue

Tempus Fugit!~

“Time Flies,” as Lisa’s Constellation is aptly named, and time surely has flown from when you began reading this guide henceforth! Being here at the end now, maybe you too have gained the knowledge equivalent to Sumeru Akademiya’s most distinguished alumna in the past two centuries.

Let’s hope it was all a worthwhile and beneficial read, and that it might have changed your view on Lisa as a character, especially with how impactful Dendro has been to her, both in her effectiveness and her identity itself. If any of your questions remain unanswered or you would like to suggest anything to improve upon, our Discord server is open to any comments over at #guide⋅feedback. You can also contact me directly through my Discord tag!

Tempus Fugit, usque in finem.
₪ ArchedNosi ₪

Artwork by @ArtofFRanzilla

Changelog

Feb. 10, 2021	Document Creation.
March 8, 2021	Added Tertiary role: Support/Enabler.
March 13, 2021	Overhaul to Team/Unit Section. Added MV/s + Combos Section.
April 20, 2021	turbo ;-;
May 9, 2021	Inclusion of Overload Lisa
June 26, 2021	1.6 EM Buff additions. Revamp.
Sep. 26, 2021	Updated to 2.1, C1 ;-;, New Violet Arc section.
Feb. 19, 2022	Updated to 2.5, Visual Overhaul, lots of sections rewritten, Weapon Calcs done.
Sep. 26, 2022	The 3.0 Update: Dendro; Guide was rewritten, renamed, and, rightfully, rebirthed. Added the impact Dendro has had on Lisa, Ideal Role update, Added Hyperbloom Lisa as a derivative of Reaction Lisa, More In-depth Weapon Analysis, More In-depth Artifact Analysis, Added Fruit of Fulfillment, Added Dendro Units Synergies, Added her Aggravate teams, Added Hyperbloom teams, Added Collei, Dori, DMC, and Tighnari, Redone Team Compositions.
Nov. 27, 2022	Added A Thousand Floating Dreams, Nahida, Condensed Unit Synergies, and Cyno section for off-field Lisa.
Jan. 30, 2023	Added Alhaitham and Yaoyao.
July 5, 2023	Added Baizhu, Kirara, and other relevant information.