Genshin Impact Ei'anshan How is Ei'anshan? Introduction to the new character Ei'anshan in Genshin Impact 5.4

Genshin Impact's Eainsan is a new character introduced in version 5.4. Many players are curious about how he performs. From his characteristics, it seems to be more of an offensive support role. How exactly does he perform? This article will give you a brief introduction, including an analysis of his passives, skill effects, and constellations, to help you better understand this character's positioning, which can also guide you on how to build your team.

Like Bennett, he has white hair and green eyes. As a 4-star Electro polearm character, his Burst at level 10 can provide up to 690 attack points to the front-line teammate, while passively triggering "Night Soul Burst" to help the front-line teammate recover health; plus, the second constellation skill provides a 30% attack bonus for teammates, and the sixth constellation skill offers an additional 25% damage boost.

Additionally, as a Natlan, she can equip the "Ashen City Warrior Set" and move freely without restriction, making Eainsan fully capable of rivaling Bennett, with the potential to become the new 6-star war god. Although the numerical performance is quite generous, no character is perfect. The attack power provided by her Burst decreases as Night Souls are consumed, and maintaining high output requires continuous recovery of Night Souls through the movement of the front-line character.

This makes her more suitable for characters like Pyro Archon, Kynich, or the newly introduced main Electro DPS Varesa, who can both fight and move quickly. Similarly, the damage boost from the sixth constellation requires an excessive amount of Night Soul recovery to activate, raising concerns about whether stationary characters like Raiden Shogun's retainer can effectively trigger it.

Moreover, Eainsan's healing ability, which relies on the effect of Night Soul Burst, is clearly more beneficial for teams with more Natlan characters. However, when wearing the Ashen City four-piece set, it inevitably overlaps with the damage boost effects of Cithlare or Shinoni, making it not as straightforward to pair as Bennett.

Despite this, Genshin Impact's Eainsan will still become a must-pull character for all Genshin players, finally offering an alternative to Bennett. Players no longer need to worry about competing for Bennett among different main DPS. How could you miss such a powerful support?