Tsaritsa Build Guide for Genshin Impact 7.3: Weapons, Artifacts and Team Roles

Updated for Genshin Impact version 7.3 planning. This is a preview guide based on Nanoka 7.2.51 kit data and the calculation references supplied to Gwisted. Values and mechanics may change before release; this article does not present them as final live-server results.

Tsaritsa or Anastasya: understanding the two builds

The source lists the character as Anastasya; Gwisted publishes her under Tsaritsa and retains both names. Her build depends on whether you want Cryo application and party support from off-field, or an on-field spear sequence followed by enhanced Skill attacks.

Tap Skill selects Blessing of Love and the following Palestar Crown. Hold Skill selects Blessing of Honor and the Cryo spear attacks. Those choices also change her Burst and the way the party's Sealing mechanic works. Decide which route the team needs before choosing artifacts and stat targets.

Tsaritsa best weapons: personal damage versus team damage

Silverdawn is the signature option focused on Tsaritsa's own output. That does not automatically make it the highest weapon in a total-team comparison. Breezeborne Refrain and Elegy for the End contribute party buffs, and those benefits can outweigh a smaller personal contribution from Tsaritsa.

In the support comparison, Breezeborne Refrain R5 is listed at 112%, Elegy R1 at 106% and Silverdawn R1 at 103%. In the DPS comparison, the corresponding figures are 112%, 106% and 107%. These are percentages of the supplied comparison reference, not extra damage to add on top of a baseline. The table contains multiple 100% entries and does not identify one unique baseline weapon.

Jade Vista is a practical Battle Pass reference, with R1 and R5 treated separately. The First Great Magic, Polar Star and Skyward Harp are offensive alternatives. Favonius Warbow belongs to the support discussion when the party needs particles more than another improvement to Tsaritsa's personal damage.

Best artifacts for Tsaritsa support

Assign Heart of the Furnace when no teammate already wears it. The set lets Tsaritsa support the party while receiving an ATK bonus herself. Tenacity of the Millelith is a useful alternative because her off-field Skill hits can maintain its effect. Noblesse Oblige is another option for a rotation built around regular Bursts.

The support build starts with ATK sands and goblet, but Elemental Mastery can become competitive when the team already supplies substantial ATK. An Energy Recharge sands is appropriate if the weapon and substats cannot meet the team's Burst requirement. A CRIT circlet remains the preferred offensive choice.