In Genshin Impact, Jahoda is a 4-star Anemo bow character from Nod-Krai who acts as a flexible support and healer for modern Moonsign and Lunar reaction teams in Genshin Impact. Her kit revolves around absorbing elements into her Purr-loined Treasure Flask, firing elemental projectiles, and deploying robots from her Burst that deal damage and provide utility based on team elements. Built correctly, she shreds enemy resistances, sustains your team, and keeps Moonsign-focused comps stable in endgame content.

Jahoda’s Role and Playstyle

Jahoda is best used as an off-field Anemo support who can also provide significant healing and Moonsign utility rather than as a main DPS. Her Elemental Skill lets her dash through enemies, store an element in her flask, and then either discharge Anemo damage or enter a Moonsign-enhanced state where she fires elemental “Fluffy Meowballs” that help drive reactions and battery herself.

Her Elemental Burst summons Purrsonal Coordinated Assistance Robots that can convert to Pyro, Hydro, Electro, or Cryo, then periodically attack and gain special bonuses depending on your team’s elemental makeup (extra bots, faster attacks, etc.). This makes her extremely valuable in reaction-heavy teams that want consistent elemental application, Swirl, and resistance shred, while also appreciating her Burst-based healing.

Recommended Stat Priority

Because Jahoda is a support-first unit whose Burst and Skill drive her value, you should focus on Energy Recharge and ATK%, with healing and crit as secondary concerns.

• Energy Recharge: Aim for around 200% ER so her Burst is ready every rotation; this is the single most important stat on her.
  
• ATK%: Increases both her personal damage and the scaling on her supportive effects and healing in most recommended builds.
  
• Crit Rate / Crit DMG: Nice-to-have if you run damage-focused builds or weapons with crit; not mandatory for pure support.
  
• Healing Bonus: Useful on the circlet for dedicated healer setups, especially if your team lacks other sustain.
  

Typical main-stat setup for standard support/healer Jahoda:

• Sands: Energy Recharge or ATK%.
• Goblet: ATK%.
• Circlet: Healing Bonus or Crit Rate, depending on needs.

Best Weapons for Jahoda

Jahoda prefers bows that provide Energy Recharge and team utility, since she wants frequent Bursts and contributes most via buffs and Swirl rather than raw personal DPS.

5-star options

• Elegy for the End
• Provides a strong Energy Recharge substat and grants teamwide Elemental Mastery and ATK% buffs when its passive is triggered.​
• Excellent in teams that stack reactions and appreciate both EM and ATK, making it one of her premier options.

4-star and accessible options

• Favonius Warbow
• Regenerates energy for the whole team on Crit, making it one of the best 4-star options for support Jahoda.
• Works particularly well if you can maintain enough Crit Rate to trigger the passive consistently.
• Snare Hook (Nod-Krai craftable bow)
• Provides Energy Recharge and grants a large Elemental Mastery buff when the team is in Ascendant Gleam Moonsign state.
  
• Especially strong in Nod-Krai-focused Lunar reaction teams that want to maximize reaction damage.
• Rainbow Serpent’s Rain Bow (event bow)
• Offers solid base ATK and Energy Recharge, giving Jahoda easier Burst uptime with some extra offensive potential.
  
• Alley Hunter
• A damage-leaning 4-star option if you specifically build her as a sub-DPS, improving off-field damage at the cost of support stats.
  

In most support builds, Energy Recharge bows like Favonius Warbow, Elegy for the End, or Snare Hook will feel the most comfortable and consistent.

Best Artifacts and Main Stats

Jahoda has three main artifact directions depending on whether you emphasize universal Anemo support, Lunar/Moonsign synergies, or personal Skill damage.

4-piece Viridescent Venerer (universal Anemo support)

• Effect: Increases Anemo and Swirl damage and reduces enemies’ elemental RES for Swirled elements.
  
• Use case: Best-in-slot for a general Anemo support/healer build, allowing Jahoda to fit into nearly any reaction team and amplify your main DPS’s damage.
  
• Main stats:
• Sands: ER or ATK%.
• Goblet: ATK%.
• Circlet: Healing Bonus or Crit Rate.

This is the safest and most flexible build, recommended for most players.

4-piece Silken Moon’s Serenade (Lunar/Moonsign teams)

• Effect: Grants additional Energy Recharge and buffs Elemental Mastery and Lunar reaction damage for the team when its conditions are met.
• Use case: Best when Jahoda is in dedicated Lunar or Moonsign-centric teams that constantly trigger the set’s effects; it trades some universal resist shred for specialized buffs.
• Main stats: Same as Viridescent-focused builds—ER/ATK% on Sands, ATK% Goblet, Healing Bonus or Crit on Circlet.

Choose this set if you primarily run her in modern Nod-Krai reaction teams that are built to take advantage of Moonsign mechanics.

4-piece Golden Troupe (sub-DPS Skill focus)

• Effect: Significantly increases Elemental Skill damage, especially for off-field Skill uptime.
• Use case: Niche option if you want Jahoda to act more like a secondary damage dealer rather than a pure support or healer; does not improve her healing or resist shred.​
• Main stats: ATK% Sands, Anemo DMG Goblet, Crit Rate/Crit DMG Circlet, with enough ER from substats or weapon.

This is only recommended if your team already has sufficient healing, buffs, and resist shred from other characters.

Talent Priority

Jahoda’s talents do not all need equal investment, especially if you are using her as a pure support.

Most sources agree on the following talent priority:

• Elemental Burst – Hidden Aces: Seven Tools of the Hunter
• Main source of team healing and long-lasting off-field utility via robots, making it her top priority.
  
• Elemental Skill – Savvy Strategy: Splitting the Spoils
• Enhances her Anemo damage and elemental conversion, improves batterying, and helps with damage and reaction setup.
• Normal Attack – Strike While the Arrow’s Hot
• Least important; can usually be left at low level unless you specifically use her on-field for personal damage.
  

For a standard support build, investing heavily in Burst and moderately in Skill is enough; Normal Attacks can remain at base or low levels.

Recommended Teams and Synergies

Jahoda excels in reaction-heavy compositions where Swirl, Moonsign levels, and elemental buffs all matter. She is especially comfortable in teams that include at least one other Nod-Krai character to leverage Ascendant Gleam Moonsign interactions.

Notable team structures include:

• Hydro–Electro–Anemo cores
• Example: Jahoda + Clorinde + Ineffa + Yelan, where she supports an Electro or Hydro carry, shreds resistances, and contributes healing.
  
• Neuvillette or Furina-based comps
• Example: Neuvillette + Furina + Ineffa + Jahoda, with Jahoda providing Anemo Swirl, resist shred, and extra sustain.
• Lunar/Moonsign reaction teams
• Comps focusing on Ascendant Gleam Moonsign states, where Jahoda’s Moonsign synergy and kits like Snare Hook or Silken Moon’s Serenade amplify Elemental Mastery and reaction damage.
  

In all these teams, her rotation usually involves setting up her Skill for elemental absorption, using Burst for robots and healing, then swapping to a main DPS while her off-field effects continue to operate.

Jahoda is a versatile 4-star Anemo support who fits naturally into many modern Genshin Impact teams, especially those built around Moonsign and Lunar reactions. By prioritizing Energy Recharge, choosing supportive bows like Elegy for the End or Favonius Warbow, and equipping sets such as Viridescent Venerer or Silken Moon’s Serenade, you can maximize her healing, resist shred, and team buffs. With the right build and teams, she comfortably supports powerful carries while keeping your entire squad safe and efficient in high-end content. For the best gaming experience, play Genshin Impact on BlueStacks!