What they say is true: You have to see the world for yourself to appreciate how beautiful it is.
| Rarity | 5 ★ |
|---|---|
| Elemental | Dendro |
| Constellation | Sapientia Oromasdis |
| Nation | Sumeru |
| Weapon | Catalyst |
| Gender | Female |
| Birthday | October 27th |
| Relationship | Greater Lord Rukkhadevata (Creator) |
| Special Dish | Halvamazd |
| How to Obtain | Event Wish - The Moongrass' Enlightenment |
| Affiliation | Sumeru City, The Seven, Sumeru Akademiya |
| Release Date | November 2nd, 2022 |
| Voice Actress | Kimberley Anne Campbell (English), Yukari Tamura (Japanese) |
Nahida is the vessel of Buer, as Lesser Lord Kusanali, the current Dendro Archon. Having been freed from her extensive confinement in the Sanctuary of Surasthana, she now strives to have a stronger presence in Sumeru.
When the Traveler and Paimon first meet Nahida in the Sabzeruz Festival samsara, she was an elusive and secretive individual. She voluntarily left ruling the city to the sages, though like in cases with the samsara, she would intervene as best she could if they stepped out of line. She also suffered from very low self-esteem as a result of the way the sages treated her. However after the downfall of the sages and the cleansing of Irminsul, many of these traits have minimized or vanished. She now openly wanders around the city, when she has time, and interacts with her people and has an overall far more genuinely cheerful view of herself.
Despite her previously difficult circumstances, when she spoke to people she rarely revealed her sadness. Then and now she almost always maintains a gentle and kind demeanour when she speaks to others, and treats everyone as equals. However she also admits that her social skills and understanding of human interaction needs work, and she's prone to slightly eccentric speech and behaviour as a result. She also professes a fondness for analogies and frequently makes use of them when attempting to explain things to others. Like many in Sumeru, she believes in helping people come to answers on their own, particularly regarding heavier truths, rather than providing all the answers. As a result she's also prone to peppering her speech with a mixture of analogies and subtle clues about things she wants others to learn.
As the God of Wisdom, however, Nahida's most notable traits are her exceptional intelligence, knowledge, and planning. She's capable of creating extremely thorough, multi-layered plans and can even be a little manipulative if the situation calls for it. She's also capable of making plans in a pinch, as shown when she bartered with Dottore. Perhaps most of all, Nahida is skilled at realizing when her intelligence is required and when her kindness is required, or both.
- Normal Attack: Akara
- Normal Attack: Performs up to 4 attacks that deal Dendro Damage.
- Charged Attack: Consumes Stamina to deal AoE Dendro Damage to enemies in front of her after a short casting time.
- Plunging Attack: Calling upon the might of Dendro, Nahida plunges towards the ground from mid-air, damaging all enemies in her path. Deals AoE Dendro Damage upon impact with the ground.
- Elemental Skill: All Schemes to Know
Committed to memory.
Grow, grow, grow.
This might hurt a little.
Sends forth karmic bonds of wood and tree from her side, dealing AoE Dendro Damage and marking up to 8 enemies hit with the Seed of Skandha.
When held, this skill will trigger differently.
Hold
Hey!
Everyone hold hands~
I see everything.
Enters Aiming Mode, which will allow you to select a limited number of enemies within a limited area. During this time, Nahida's resistance to interruption will be increased.
When released, this skill deals Dendro Damage to these enemies and marks them with the Seed of Skandha.
Aiming Mode will last up to 5 seconds and can select a maximum of 8 enemies.
Seed of Skandha
Enemies who have been marked by the Seed of Skandha will be linked to one another up till a certain distance.
After you trigger Elemental Reactions on enemies who are affected by the Seeds of Skandha or when they take Damage from Dendro Cores (including Burgeon and Hyperbloom Damage), Nahida will unleash Tri-Karma Purification on the enemies and all connected enemies, dealing Dendro Damage based on her ATK and Elemental Mastery.
You can trigger at most 1 Tri-Karma Purification within a short period of time.
- Elemental Burst: Illusory Heart
Make yourselves at home~
Share in my knowledge.
The Temple of Wisdom.
Manifests the Court of Dreams and expands the Shrine of Maya.
When the Shrine of Maya field is unleashed, the following effects will be separately unleashed based on the Elemental Types present within the party.
- Pyro: While Nahida remains within the Shrine of Maya, the Damage dealt by Tri-Karma Purification from Elemental Skill: All Schemes to Know is increased.
- Electro: While Nahida remains within the Shrine of Maya, the interval between each Tri-Karma Purification from Elemental Skill: All Schemes to Know is decreased.
- Hydro: The Shrine of Maya's duration is increased.
If there are at least 2 party members of the aforementioned Elemental Types present when the field is deployed, the aforementioned effects will be increased further.
Even if Nahida is not on the field, these bonuses will still take effect so long as party members are within the Shrine of Maya.
- 1st Ascension Passive: Compassion Illuminated
When unleashing Elemental Burst: Illusory Heart, the Shrine of Maya will gain the following effects:
The Elemental Mastery of the active character within the field will be increased by 25% of the Elemental Mastery of the party member with the highest Elemental Mastery.
You can gain a maximum of 250 Elemental Mastery in this manner.
- 4th Ascension Passive: Awakening Elucidated
Each point of Nahida's Elemental Mastery beyond 200 will grant 0.1% Bonus Damage and 0.03% Critical Rate to Tri-Karma Purification from Elemental Skill: All Schemes to Know.
A maximum of 80% Bonus Damage and 24% Critical Rate can be granted to Tri-Karma Purification in this manner.
- Utility Passive: On All Things Meditated
Nahida can use Elemental Skill: All Schemes to Know to interact with some harvestable items within a fixed AoE. Using Elemental Skill: All Schemes to Know can mark human NPCs in Sumeru to trigger auto-playing special dialogue, which represents their thoughts.
| Level | Name | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Seed of Stored Knowledge | When the Shrine of Maya is unleashed and the Elemental Types of the party members are being tabulated, the count will add 1 to the number of Pyro, Electro, and Hydro characters respectively. |
| 2 | The Root of All Fullness | Enemies that are marked by Seeds of Skandha applied by Nahida herself will be affected by the following effects:
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| 3 | The Shoot of Conscious Attainment | Increases the Level of Elemental Skill: All Schemes to Know by 3. Maximum upgrade level is 15. |
| 4 | The Stem of Manifest Inference | When 1/2/3/(4 or more) nearby enemies are affected by Elemental Skill: All Schemes to Know's Seeds of Skandha, Nahida's Elemental Mastery will be increased by 100/120/140/160. |
| 5 | The Leaves of Enlightening Speech | Increases the Level of Elemental Burst: Illusory Heart by 3. Maximum upgrade level is 15. |
| 6 | The Fruit of Reason's Culmination | When Nahida hits an enemy affected by Elemental Skill: All Schemes to Know's Seeds of Skandha with Normal or Charged Attacks after unleashing Elemental Burst: Illusory Heart, she will use Tri-Karma Purification: Karmic Oblivion on this enemy and all connected enemies, dealing Dendro Damage based on 200% of Nahida's ATK and 400% of her Elemental Mastery. Damage dealt by Tri-Karma Purification: Karmic Oblivion is considered Elemental Skill Damage and can be triggered once every 0.2 seconds. This effect can last up to 10 seconds and will be removed after Nahida has unleashed 6 instances of Tri-Karma Purification: Karmic Oblivion. |
This part is about what Nahida thinks about the other characters in Genshin Impact.
When he finally achieved the ambition he thought he'd been pursuing all along, was he content at last, or only emptier still? We only yearn for the skies because we cannot fly... Hmm, perhaps he should reflect on this once he has held the sheer emptiness of the skies in his grasp.
His jokes are like buried treasure: gems hidden beneath the surface. They're a lot of fun. Hmm? Well, which part didn't you get? Okay, I can explain it for you.
Not every General Mahamatra would take such a clear-cut and decisive stance when faced with a conflict between order and justice. He must know only too well that compromise is a path that leads to a dead end, so it's extremely fortunate for all of Sumeru that he's now been able to return to his rightful post.
The Forest Watchers played an essential role in helping the rainforest to withstand the Withering and continue to flourish, and Tighnari is the best of them all. Still... I do hope he learns to be a little gentler with people. Otherwise, it's gonna be difficult for the Forest Rangers to attract new top talent.
When I heard her story for the first time, her tenacity shone through like a dazzling gemstone. She's been through so much... I hope that just as the rainforest supports all kinds of life, Sumeru will always provide a safe and nurturing environment for her, so that she can grow up healthy and strong.
I once borrowed someone else's body to ask her if she'd mind allowing Lesser Lord Kusanali to watch her dance... Actually, I had already watched her lots of times before in secret, but I wanted to attend her dance at the Sabzeruz Festival properly, in person, as a sign of respect. Anyway, it turned out that she gently declined the offer... I was a little sad about that.
He holds a body of knowledge more advanced than most could imagine, and his mind is constantly thinking, so maybe nothing in this world could ever fool him. But is the wise man truly wise to view the mediocre majority as defective? Because without them, there is no us.
He has an almost-perfect grasp of what it truly means for Sumeru to be a Nation of Wisdom. Sadly, the truth as he understands it will never be accepted as the mainstream. Hmm? He's roommates with Alhaitham? Wow... the world really is full of surprises...
She is suffering from exposure to remnants of King Deshret's power. It's as if the great tortoise of time accidentally threw her off its back and left her suspended in the past. If you're interested, you should be able to catch a glimpse of Sumeru from a bygone age through her.
The first thing she said when she saw me was "Nice palace. How much?" Of course, I couldn't possibly sell her the Sanctuary of Surasthana. But still, her question had me stumped. I thought about it long and hard, but I still can't figure out how much Mora it's worth...
People often say that wisdom isn't about what you know, but knowing what you can change. It is beyond question that the "prophecy" was carved into Irminsul long ago... and while it may look like nothing has changed, it also seems like everything has. I think we both know her to be smart enough to turn the fate of the world around.
I'm led to believe that long, long ago, the Seven Archons used to stay in regular contact with each other. I'm a bit of a special case though, so I don't have any memory of that time... Now that things have settled down in Sumeru, I think it's about time I made contact with them again. You're on familiar terms with some of them, right? Would you mind introducing me?
I hear that playing games is a good way to quickly bring people closer together. I'm sure it must work for gods, too. How about once everyone meets up, I suggest we play hopscotch together? ...Hmm, on second thought, maybe not. If I draw the squares, It would look like I made them really small on purpose just so I could win. That wouldn't be fair on the others.
