Genshin Impact Lauma build, weapon, and teams

She may be a park ranger of sorts – not to mention incredibly patient – but Genshin Impact’s Lauma doesn’t use compassion or kindness as she tears through the Fatui’s minions in Teyvat. In fact, you could mistake this antler-wearing, moonlight-loving peacemaker for a weapon of mass destruction when you add her to your teams. Let’s go through how to achieve this.
Scoring a spot in SS rank in our Genshin Impact tier list, we know for a fact that without some Genshin Impact codes, you’ll have to spend more real-life money to get the icon that is Lauma on your team.
Here’s everything in our Genshin Impact Lauma guide:
What’s the best Lauma build?
| Rarity | ★★★★★ |
| Element | Dendro |
| Weapon type | Catalyst |
| Best weapon | Nightweaver’s Looking Glass |
| Best artifact set | Silken Moon’s Serenade |
| Main stats | Elemental mastery |
What are the best teams for Lauma in Genshin Impact?
Due to her proficiency in off-field Dendro application, Pale Hymn stacks, and hydro/dendro RES reduction, Lauma is best used paired with hydro units as a sub-DPS. Thus, focus on building a bloom, burgeon, hyperbloom, or lunar-bloom team around her. If you have her signature weapon, build her into lunar-bloom teams, with teammates like Nefer and Columbina. Plus, if you have her C1, you don’t need a healer, as she does it too.
Here are some examples of Lauma’s best teams:
What are the best weapons for Lauma?
The best weapon for Lauma is her signature five-star catalyst, Nightweaver’s Looking Glass. It helps with her main stat, elemental mastery, as well as synergizing with bloom and lunar-bloom team compositions.
You can also use Nahida’s signature weapon, A Thousand Floating Dreams, for elemental mastery effects, or, as an easier-to-obtain alternative, you can craft the Blackmarrow Lantern, which boosts both bloom and lunar bloom reactions.
- Nightweaver’s Looking Glass – signature five-star weapon
- A Thousand Floating Dreams – five-star weapon
- Blackmarrow Lantern – four-star weapon
- Sacrificial Fragments – four-star weapon
What are the best artifacts for Lauma?
Generally speaking, the best artifact set for Lauma is the four-piece Silken Moon’s Serenade set, providing you’re using her in a lunar-bloom team. If you’re not, you’d be better off selecting the standard four-piece Deepwood Memories set, which still synergizes with Lauma’s RES reduction abilities. You can also use two of each set if you’re not planning on using her in lunar-bloom teams.
Other choices for Lauma include Night of the Sky’s Unveiling (four-piece for lunar bloom) and the Instructor set, if you’re struggling to get your hands on any of the rarer pieces.
These are the best artifact sets for Lauma:
- Silken Moon’s Serenade – four-piece set
- Deepwood Memories – four- or two-piece set
- Night of the Sky’s Unveiling – four-piece set
- Instructor – two-piece set
When farming your artifacts, consider prioritizing options with these stats as main and sub-stat options:
- Elemental mastery
- Crit rate and damage
- Dendro damage boost
What are Lauma’s priority skills?
Upgrade Lauma’s elemental skill first, as it gives her RES shredding and capacity for a powerful lunar-bloom ability. After that, definitely focus on her elemental burst, given its capabilities in increasing bloom and bloom-adjacent reactions. You don’t need to upgrade her normal attack much, particularly if you’re using her off-field.
Who are Lauma’s voice actors?
Lauma’s English actor appears in Wuthering Waves as Cantarella, and in a number of other games in small roles. Her Japanese VA is HSR’s Jingliu, Mei Ling in Metal Gear Solid, and features in Xenoblade Chronicles 2, Octopath Traveler, Arknights, and a ton of super iconic anime. Strangely enough, her Chinese voice actor played Anna in the Chinese dubs of the Frozen films, too.
- English – Alexandra Guelff
- Chinese – Zhang Anqi
- Japanese – Houko Kuwashima
- Korean – Jang Chae-yeon
Genshin Impact Lauma is ready to make friends with you now – good luck, and may the moon watch over you.





