Updated for Version Luna IV

Klee is a 5★ Pyro Catalyst character in Genshin Impact whose explosive Pyro application, high hit rate, and strong damage enable high-performing teams. Learn about Klee’s best builds, best weapons, best artifacts, and best teams in this quick guide. This guide covers Klee’s kit with Hexerei buffs, which is both a massive upgrade and a key part of her gameplay. Be sure to complete her Witch’s Homework quest, as well as those of any other Hexerei characters that you use in her teams (or in general, for that matter).

Note that the information given may change if new discoveries are made. More extensive testing is in progress.

The full-length guide is available here. It contains accurate information but does not include the Hexerei buffs introduced in Version Luna III. Refer to it, however, for Klee strategies and cancels with more detailed explanations.

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Character Overview

Playstyles

On-Field DPS

Klee maximizes her damage within her Burst window by utilizing her Normal and Charged Attacks. In Hexerei teams, Klee’s Normal Attack counter does not reset, and while she possesses a Spark, she takes advantage of her third Normal Attack to produce an additional Charged Attack. As it is optimal for Klee to cancel her Skill (see the Talents and Combos sections for details), Klee generally only uses her Skill once in a rotation, typically after her third Normal Attack, as it can be used to cancel its animation. And thanks to her Ascension 4 Passive, Klee provides a considerable amount of flat Energy to her entire team when her Charged Attack is a CRIT hit. Thanks to her incredible Pyro application, Klee can be used as an enabler for teammates like Furina, a powerful DPS in Chevreuse Overload teams, or in reaction teams to boost her own damage.

Off-Field C2 Support

Although Hexerei buffs don’t change this playstyle too much, its viability is still as strong as always. Thanks to her C2’s DEF Shred and her ability to wield TTDS, Klee is a very strong support for most frontloaded DPS units (or any DPS unit that wants a Pyro debuffer). She can also be a nice alternative support when a Hexerei support is needed.

Quickswap C4+

Another support alternative if you have C4+ Klee. You can use her Burst and Normal Attack for some time to benefit a bit from Klee’s on-field potential without losing her support potential. Note that this playstyle is relatively niche.

Talents

Level and Talent Priority

Normal Attack > Lvl 90 = Skill = Burst

Although Klee uses all her Talents, most of Klee’s personal damage comes from her Normal Attacks and Charged Attacks, making leveling her Normal Attack Talent highly recommended. Leveling one of her other Talents (Skill or Burst) from Level 8 to 10 is equivalent to raising her Character Level from 80 to 90, so you can keep her at Level 80+ and her Skill and Burst Talents at Level 8 to save resources. However, they still contribute damage and are required to reach Klee’s damage ceiling, so they should all be leveled eventually.

Talent Overview

Constellations

C1 or R1*

Klee’s C1 generally offers a bigger damage increase than any 5-star weapon at R1. (See the Weapons section for Klee’s best weapons in each team.)

However, Klee’s C1 is accessible in the To Temper Thyself and Journey Far Event. If you are interested in investing in Klee, there is little reason to skip this, making the real decision between C2 and C1R1. In this case, C2 is always better because it benefits all team damage.

*R1 signifies her best 5-star weapon in her team. See the weapons section for more detailed information.

Combos

Cancels

sEQ vs EQ	With Hexerei buffs, the Skill cancel can be used to get one extra Spark for her combos, allowing her to do more damage and additional Charged Attacks.
N#3 E N#1	The third attack in the sequence has a longer animation, but can be cancelled early using a Skill, which in turn can be canceled with another Normal Attack.
N#1C, N#2C and N#3C	Both N#1 and N#2 can be cancelled early into a Charged Attack, but the third attack can’t, so it is not advised to use a Charged Attack after the third Normal Attack.
CDC (with 1 Spark)	This strategy was found in the Chinese community and lets Klee perform 2 Stamina-free Charged Attacks while only consuming 1 Spark, if executed fast enough. This is due to the timing of the Spark consumption. Note that with Hexerei buffs, it will consume more than one Spark if Klee has them, so use it only if she has one Spark left. Despite both Charged Attacks being Stamina-free, only one of them will actually become a Boom-Boom Strike.
N#2 C N#3 (with 1 Spark)	This cancel abuses the same phenomenon as above. Thanks to how the Spark is consumed, this results in two Boom-Boom Strikes for only one Spark. Use only if Klee has exactly one Spark.
Dash or Jump cancels	Klee can dash or jump after any Normal Attack, Charged Attack, or Skill, but with the post-buff Normal Attack animations, it’s slower than simply using Normal Attacks to cancel. Use the jump and dash cancels only to move while in battle.

Why improvising is better than using combos

While Klee has combos to maximize her damage potential, it’s better to know what every attack and cancel does to adapt to any situation. For example:

• Against small enemies (e.g. hilichurls, samachurls), use Normal Attacks and dash cancels to follow them as they fly away.
• Against middle-sized and elite enemies (e.g. lawachurls, Humanoid Legends), use as many Charged Attacks as possible to maximize poise damage and knock them down.
• Against bosses, time Klee animations with some of the boss attacks, using dash cancels to dodge its attacks.
• Use the second Skill in the last rotation of the fight. The charge is needed for the sEQ cancel in other rotations.

That being said, the general strategy is to use Normal Attacks while Klee has a high number of Sparks (2 or 3), and using Charged Attack cancels when she has 1 or no Sparks left.

Standard Combos

Normal Attack Spam: N1 sEQ N3 E 5[N3]	Her easiest combo. Klee’s fast attack speed allows her to fit six full Normal Attack strings into the Burst duration (assuming no interruptions). This combo gets 5 additional Charged Attacks easily without needing to time things.
1 Phantom Spark: N1 sEQ N3 E 3[N3] N2C N#3	One step forward from the Normal Attack Spam combo, this one uses the N#2 C N#3 cancel to get another Boom-Boom Strike for extra Energy and higher damage. One CDC cancel can also be used instead of a regular Charged Attack, but the timing is extremely tight. This combo performs slightly better than the Normal Attack spam, but its complexity might make it hardly worthwhile for regular gameplay.
Extra CA Energy: N1 sEQ N3 E 2[N3] N#1 N#2C N#3 N#1C N2	This combo optimizes the Sparks, using Normal Attacks when Klee has more of them and Charged Attack cancels when she is low on them to get extra Energy from her A4 passive.
Charged Attack Combo: (N1C) N1 sEQ N#1C N#2C N#3 E N2C N#3 N2C N#3	This combo deals a lot of poise damage to the enemies and can trigger two Phantom Spark Boom-Boom Strikes with good RNG. Since Klee has standard ICD for Normal Attacks but no ICD for Charged Attacks, she benefits greatly from Charged Attacks in reaction teams due to the increased reaction triggers. In reaction teams, performing one Charged Attack at the start of the combo increases damage, but also increases her on-field time.

Artifacts

ER Requirements

	No Favonius	With Favonius Support
Klee + 1 Pyro	125–140%	110–130%
Klee + 2 Pyro	115–130%	100–120%
Solo Pyro	140–160%	115–130%

Note: C6 Klee reduces her own ER requirements by about 20% and her teammates’ ER requirements by about 50%.

Use the Energy Recharge Calculator to determine exact requirements for your team and rotation. For more details on how Favonius weapons will affect your team, please use Ac1d’s Favonius Mastersheet.

Artifact Stats

Sands	Goblet	Circlet
ATK%	Pyro DMG Bonus / ATK%	CRIT Rate / CRIT DMG

Stat Priority: ER (until requirements) > CRIT > ATK%

In teams with a significant amount of DMG% buffs (e.g. Furina teams) and few ATK buffs, an ATK% Goblet may be considered.

Artifact Sets

A Day Carved From Rising Winds (Rising Winds)	Klee’s best set in almost any team. The massive ATK% and CRIT Rate boost propel Rising Winds ahead of any other options.
Crimson Witch of Flames (CW)	A good option for reaction teams because of the Reaction Bonus it provides. Thanks to the sEQ cancel, 2 stacks are guaranteed for every rotation.
Marechaussee Hunter (MH)	An alternative to Rising Winds for Furina teams. The extra CRIT Rate, as well as the Normal and Charged Attack DMG Bonus, are especially useful for her.
Night of the Sky’s Unveiling (NotSU)	This set limits teams to include either Ineffa or Columbina (or both), but provides exactly what Klee needs in such teams, such as plenty of CRIT Rate and EM. It is important to note that even if the full buffs of the set are not activated, it remains a strong set.
Unfinished Reverie (UR)	A good option, but limited to Burning teams. As always, DMG Bonus is good for any DPS, and Klee is not an exception. In addition, this synergizes well with Bennett (who will almost always be used in such teams), as his ATK% buff complements the DMG Bonus that UR provides.
Any combination of 2pc ATK%, 2pc MH, or 2pc Pyro DMG Bonus	Mixed 2pc sets perform much worse than the Rising Winds (assuming the same substats), but they are more likely to have better substats than a full set until you have farmed enough pieces. 2pc ER (e.g. Emblem or Silken Moon) sets are also viable for certain teams with low Energy generation.
Gilded Dreams	These two sets generally perform worse than CW. However, they are good placeholders, especially since you might have these lying around while farming for other characters. Note that they usually perform worse than mixed 2pc sets unless playing a reaction team.
Wanderer’s Troupe
Fragment of Harmonic Whimsy (Whimsy)	This set can be one of the best when holding Flowing Purity and having a low-heal-tick healer like Chevreuse. Note that this is relatively niche.
Support Set	These are options for a support Klee. Instructor is the most commonly used set, though any of the aforementioned sets can work, depending on the team.

Weapons

5★ Reliquary of Truth	Klee’s best generalist weapon. It has a high CRIT DMG secondary stat, as well as a nice CRIT Rate stat too. The extra EM that Reliquary offers is especially good for reaction teams.
4★ The Widsith	Klee’s best generalist 4-star. It works in every team and performs close to other 5-star options. Both its high CRIT DMG secondary stat and passive make it extremely strong, even though it can only be triggered every two rotations, and only 2 of the 3 buffs are useful for Klee. However, the latter can be managed with either good RNG or enough resets.
5★ Cashflow Supervision	In Furina teams, this weapon is a massive upgrade for Klee, especially with Hexerei buffs, as she benefits more from Cashflow’s Normal Attack buffs due to the increase in Normal Attacks that she performs. Having Normal and Charged Attack DMG Bonus, as well as ATK SPD, ATK%, and CRIT Rate (which complements Klee’s A4 Passive), this weapon has everything Klee wants. This is Klee’s best weapon in Furina teams, where Klee has low ER requirements.
5★ Tome of the Eternal Flow	Limited to Furina teams, the old reliable. This weapon is similar to Cashflow, though it only gives a Charged Attack bonus. However, Tome makes up for it with flat Energy (from its passive) and high CRIT DMG (from its secondary stat). This is Klee’s best weapon in Furina teams, where Klee has high ER requirements.
5★ Vivid Notions	This weapon is generally good and competitive with Reliquary of Truth, but it is usually worse and not usable in every team. The high Base ATK and ATK% buff make this weapon a good substitute.  Although the Plunge DPS playstyle is not covered in this guide, this is the best weapon when playing Plunge DPS Klee.
4★ Dawning Frost	Dawning Frost is limited to reaction teams with Bennett, but it acts like Widsith with its passive always buffing EM, eliminating the RNG aspect of Widsith’s passive. In such teams, it usually performs better than Widsith.
5★ Lost Prayer / Kagura / Tulaythullah	These three weapons are good on Klee, but perform worse than all the weapons listed above in most cases. They are still good options, especially if you are not willing to deal with Widsith’s RNG.
4★ Flowing Purity	Her best F2P alternative, but it requires healing for its passive. It gives a substantial amount of DMG Bonus and Bond of Life, which can be used along with Whimsy for a huge damage boost. However, its performance is subpar without Whimsy.
3★ TTDS / 4★ Evenstar	The 2 weapon options used when playing support Klee. Choose based on your rotation and team damage spread. Other alternatives, like A Thousand Floating Dreams or Hakusin Ring, are viable when supporting a DPS that doesn’t scale off ATK.

Teams

Teambuilding

• Only teams of the on-field DPS Playstyle will be featured in this section.
• It is recommended to bring at least one Favonius weapon among the teammates in Klee teams.
• Klee will always need to be paired with another Hexerei character, which will be covered when talking about her teammates for each archetype.

Klee Overload (“Kloverload”)

The strongest Klee archetype with the new Rising Winds. Chevreuse is recommended, but not needed. C6 Chevreuse and Fischl boost damage by a good amount, but they are not a must-have. An Electro character with off-field Electro application is needed to maintain good uptime on Chevreuse’s RES Shred.

The archetype name comes from the words “Klee” and “Overload” to form the word “Kloverload”.

Notable Teammates

Chevreuse	Chevreuse’s RES Shred, ATK% buff, DMG Bonus at C6, batterying capabilities with Favonius Lance and C1, and healing make her a very strong support for Klee, albeit with the teambuilding restriction of running a team with only Pyro and Electro characters.
Fischl	Fischl provides strong off-field Electro application, generates many particles, and enables Klee’s Hexerei buffs via Secret Rite. Fischl’s Hexerei Passive (doubled at C6) buffs Klee’s ATK while Oz is on-field. Even when there are enough Hexerei characters to activate Secret Rite, she is still a great option. Fischl can hold Sacrificial Bow to better fit shorter rotations in teams with Klee. This results in higher Oz uptime, leading to higher damage and lower ER requirements (5% less from more persistent particle generation). Note that Overload teams with 16-18s rotations require R4+ Sacrificial Bow for its passive’s cooldown. The size of Sacrificial Bow’s upgrade over options like Stringless and Skyward Harp depends on the team. However, Fischl may prefer more damage-oriented Bows in teams with Bennett since Oz can snapshot his buff.
Durin	Durin’s RES Shred, particles, strong off-field damage, and decent Pyro application make him great for Klee teams. In addition, he can enable Secret Rite for Klee, eliminating the need for another Hexerei teammate.
Bennett	As always, Bennett is a top-tier support for any Pyro DPS. His high ATK buff, healing, Pyro particles, and Pyro DMG Bonus at C6 make him a prime support. In addition, he can activate Pyro Resonance with Klee, providing her with yet another ATK% buff. The only downside to using Bennett is that Klee will be limited inside his Burst radius (lest she miss out on a massive Flat ATK buff), which is especially restrictive in Overload teams.

Other Electro Options

Off-field Electro application is needed to maintain Chevreuse’s RES Shred. Besides Fischl, there are only a few options that can fill that role. Yae is the best alternative, but Kuki and Raiden can be used too. Ororon is not a good option due to the lack of Natlan characters to activate his attacks and Scroll.

Iansan is a nice option if paired with Fischl.

Yae Miko

Kuki Shinobu

Raiden Shogun

Iansan

Other Pyro Options

There are good alternatives if you don’t have Durin and Bennett, or if they are already on another team. Mavuika can provide decent off-field damage, hold Scroll, and provide DMG Bonus with her Burst. Pyro Traveler can also hold 4pc Scroll. Xiangling has modest Pyro RES Shred and competitive off-field damage.

Mavuika

Pyro Traveler

Xiangling

Example Teams

This is not a comprehensive list of teams. The inclusion or exclusion of any given team does not necessarily reflect its power level.

One of Klee’s best teams. Durin uses his Burst later in the rotation after Fischl to receive Fischl’s buff earlier during his Burst uptime. You can make use of additional Chevreuse hE to reduce ER requirements.

Sample Rotation
(Fischl E)¹ > Durin EE > Fischl N1 Q/E³ > Durin Q > Chevreuse Q hE > Klee Combo²

¹Only first rotation or with Sacrificial Bow.
²See Combos section.
³Burst every rotation if using Sacrificial Bow.

Easily one of Klee’s best teams despite having only 4-stars. While Chevreuse’s C6 is extremely strong, note that it is not required to make use of this team, especially with limited rosters.

Sample Rotation
Bennett EQ > Fischl N1 Q/E > Chevreuse Q hE > Klee Combo¹

¹See Combos section.

Furina Teams (“Kleerina”)

Furina teams let Klee use MH as an alternative and stronger weapon options. Klee’s strong Pyro application and Energy generation help Furina deal high Forward Vaporize damage. With Hexerei Buffs, Klee needs another Hexerei teammate, and since there are no Hexerei healers currently, a flex healer unit is a must in a team with Furina.

The archetype name comes from the words “Klee” and “Furina” that resemble the word “ballerina”, which describes Furina’s Salon Members around Klee.

Hexerei Options

While all of them work, the first three characters listed perform much better than the latter three.

Fischl	Klee’s best Hexerei partner. Her high ATK% buff, strong off-field Electro application, and Energy generation help Klee Vaporize even with Furina’s low Hydro application, and also let her deal good damage. Sacrificial Bow is also a nice option here for the same reasons listed previously (see Chevreuse Overload teams). Either Fischl or Furina can hold Tenacity of the Millelith to act as a support for the team, or hold Golden Troupe to act as an off-field DPS.
Albedo	Albedo usually performs worse than Fischl at C0, but his Constellations are free with the 5-star Constellation selector, and he can be paired with Xilonen as the healer to increase his potential even further. Provides both damage and buffs.  Due to his Hexerei A4 passive, he prefers Husk thanks to the DEF% it provides, but Golden Troupe is fine, especially at C1+. Cinnabar Spindle and Ezpitzal Flute are good options for him.
Durin	Durin’s RES Shred is not triggered by Vaporize, and he doesn’t Shred Hydro RES, so he doesn’t synergize well with Furina. Nevertheless, Durin is still a valid option if paired with a non-Pyro/Hydro/Cryo healer or if played as Dark form Durin. As a Burst-focused off-fielder, his synergy with 4pc Noblesse Oblige is noteworthy, and the buff it provides is appreciated.
Sucrose	Sucrose’s Hexerei buff is not strong, and she can’t easily double Swirl with Furina. However, she can hold TTDS or Favonius Codex, and provide Pyro and Hydro RES Shred for both Klee and Furina, making her a good choice.
Venti	Venti has some strengths in this slot: he is both a Hexerei character and provides RES Shred, excellent grouping, and some Energy generation. However, he provides fewer buffs than other Hexerei supports.
Mona	As a Hexerei character, Mona can hold either TTDS, Prototype Amber, or Favonius Codex, as well as provide the team with the Omen buff. However, she doesn’t reliably work with Klee. She is worse than Fischl and, with Constellations, performs at the same level as C0 Dark form Durin.

Healer Options

Reaching Furina’s Fanfare limit is not a must. Xilonen and Bennett are the best healer options, providing great buffs along with (though single-target) high healing. If C6, Chevreuse can also work as a healer despite not being slotted in a full Pyro and Electro team, working better if paired with Fischl. A teamwide healer, such as Xianyun or Sigewinne, can also work, even though they don’t provide as many buffs for the team.

Xilonen

Bennett

C6 Chevreuse

Teamwide Healer

Example Teams

This is not a comprehensive list of teams. The inclusion or exclusion of any given team does not necessarily reflect its power level.

One of the best Klee teams. Xilonen enhances Albedo’s damage capabilities, and he gives DMG Bonus for the whole team. Xilonen can also wield Favonius Sword to battery Klee and Furina, allowing them to focus on offensive stats.

Sample Rotation
(Klee N1)¹ > Xilonen EN2 Q > Furina EDQ > Albedo EQ > Xilonen EN2 > Klee Combo²

¹Only first rotation.
²See Combos section.

This is also one of Klee’s best teams. While Klee’s own Vaporize triggers in this team are not substantial, they are still significant enough to make a big difference. In addition, Fischl provides amazing buffs and personal damage.

Sample Rotation
(Fischl E)¹ > Furina EDQ > Bennett QE > Fischl N1 Q/E² > (Furina N2)³ > Klee Combo⁴ > Bennett E

¹Only first rotation or with Sacrificial Bow.
²Burst every rotation if using Sacrificial Bow.
³Optional to heal Furina for extra Fanfare.
^⁴See Combos section.

Reaction Teams

These teams rely on how Elemental auras work to mitigate Pyro application, which ensures a consistent Hydro aura. Fischl is the ideal Hexerei character in this setup, but Durin works too. With this, Klee can trigger Vaporize to boost her damage. Note that even with an active Hydro aura, Klee has standard ICD, meaning that at most, only one third of her hits will actually Vaporize. This makes an EM sands not recommended, as other stats will have a much bigger impact on her damage.

Notable Teammates

Fischl	The queen of these teams. She provides both an ATK% and EM buff, as well as Energy generation and Electro application for Klee to Overvape with the Electro-Charged aura.  Sacrificial Bow is also a nice option here — often the best option — for the same reasons listed previously (see Chevreuse Overload teams). Due to Klee’s significant damage share in these teams, her best option is often 4pc Tenacity of the Millelith.
Yelan	Yelan has both high off-field damage and good Hydro application to enable Vaporize. She also provides an extra damage buff for Klee while her Burst is active. While her off-field damage is higher than Xingqiu’s, she still prefers to hold a support set like 4pc Noblesse Oblige.
Xingqiu	Xingqiu provides lots of Hydro application and decent off-field damage, as well as some damage mitigation and interruption resistance. Like Yelan, he works best with a support set.
Ineffa	Ineffa enables Lunar-Charged for the team and provides a shield. Her off-field damage is high, and she can provide EM buffs for the party. She is usually used with Silken Moon, but Tenacity of the Millelith is also fine. When used with Xingqiu, her shield strength is, in effect, dramatically improved. Lastly, she allows Klee to use NotSU.
Columbina	Columbina also enables Lunar-Charged for the team and can hold Prototype Amber to heal her teammates or Favonius Codex to give some extra energy. Though she provides some partywide buffs, her minimal Hydro application requires another Hydro unit to sustain Vaporize. However, with Ineffa, she can act as the sole Hydro unit thanks to the extra Gravity that Ineffa provides. Like Ineffa, she enables NotSU Klee, albeit with lower personal damage.
Durin	Durin can be played using either White or Dark form in this team. Overvape is the only way White form Durin can provide RES Shred in Vape teams. However, sustaining a Hydro aura with both Durin and Klee’s Pyro application requires very strong Hydro application, such as Xingqiu. In such Overvape teams, White form Durin’s Electro and Pyro RES Shred is preferred. On the other hand, Dark form Durin’s slower Pyro application works more consistently with weaker or slower Hydro appliers, providing more personal damage for Durin. He works well with 4pc Noblesse Oblige or Rising Winds. Overall, White form Durin should be played in an Overvape team for party-wide buffs. Dark form Durin should be played for personal damage

Other Options

Bennett

C6 Chevreuse

Xiangling

Iansan

Xilonen

Example Teams

This is not a comprehensive list of teams. The inclusion or exclusion of any given team does not necessarily reflect its power level.

One of Klee’s best teams is Kleebineffa. Thanks to the synergy between Columbina, Ineffa, and Lunar-Charged, Klee can Vaporize a good portion of her Charged Attacks. Klee’s best artifact set in this team is still Rising Winds, but NotSU is not far behind. Yelan and Xingqiu are good substitutes for Columbina.

Sample Rotation
(Fischl E)¹ > Ineffa QE > Columbina EQ > Fischl N1 Q/E³ > Klee Combo²

¹Only first rotation or with Sacrificial Bow.
²See Combos section.
³Burst every rotation if using Sacrificial Bow.

For a team consisting of 1.0 characters, this team performs surprisingly well. Xingqiu’s amazing Hydro application allows Klee to Vaporize all her Charged Attacks, which are further buffed by Bennett and Fischl.

Sample Rotation
(Fischl E)¹ > Xingqiu EDQN1 > Bennett N1EQ > Fischl N1 Q/E³ > Klee Combo² > Bennett E

¹Only first rotation or with Sacrificial Bow.
²See Combos section.
³Burst every rotation if using Sacrificial Bow.

Burning Teams

This playstyle generally performs worse than the other three, but it is still viable. In addition, this playstyle has stronger Pyro application (as well as a continuous Burning aura) that could be good against some enemies like the Lava Dragon.

Playing Burning teams lets Klee use UR. Burning teams are not tied to Emilie, but they are not very good without her. 

Hexerei Options

Similar to Furina teams, almost any Hexerei characters can be used here, but Durin is the best option. He provides RES Shred for both Emilie and Klee and has nice off-field damage as well. The other options follow the same order.

Durin

Fischl

Albedo

Sucrose

Venti

Flex Options

A Pyro support is preferred, as Klee and Emilie synergize better with them thanks to Pyro Resonance and the buffs they provide. However, it is flexible, and an especially good or well-built support can work.

Bennett

Mavuika

C6 Chevreuse

Iansan

Xilonen

Example Teams

This is not a comprehensive list of teams. The inclusion or exclusion of any given team does not necessarily reflect its power level.

The best Burning Klee team. As stated earlier, Burning teams are viable but not as good as some of the other options listed.

Sample Rotation
Durin EEQ > Emilie E/Q > Bennett QE > Klee Combo¹ > Bennett E

¹See Combos section.

Credits

Writer(s): mystathi, enigwa, and cpm2486
Contributors: soloxcx, marteen., meowtews, jamie9248, pulsar79., and ilkuni

Team images made with the KQM portrait generator.