Columbina Constellations Ranked in Genshin Impact


Columbina is the latest 5-star Hydro off-field DPS and support unit released during the Genshin Impact Luna IV Phase I banners. She is one of the best support units for most Lunar-Charged, Lunar-Bloom, and Lunar-Crystallize team compositions.

Although she provides excellent buffs and deals high C0 damage, some players may wonder if her constellations are worth obtaining. On that note, this article ranks the Columbina constellations from worst to best, based on their overall usefulness and attraction value.

Note: Parts of this article are subjective and reflect the opinions of the author only.

Best Columbina constellations to look for in Genshin Impact

6) Constellations 5

Columbina's C5 is its worst constellation (Image via HoYoverse)Columbina's C5 is its worst constellation (Image via HoYoverse)
Columbina’s C5 is its worst constellation (Image via HoYoverse)

Columbina’s C5 can be considered its worst constellation, as it provides little value to the team as a whole. This increases the level of his Elemental Burst by three levels. With these talent levels, you might see additional Lunar Reaction DMG buffs from Columbina. His C5 also increases all party members’ Lunar Reaction DMG by 1.5%.

However, the improvements she brings with this constellation are less than those of some of her other constellations. His C5 also requires a lot of draws to obtain and offers fewer buffs. Considering its overall attraction value, it is ranked last.

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5) Constellations 4

Columbina's C4 in Genshin Impact (Image via HoYoverse)Columbina's C4 in Genshin Impact (Image via HoYoverse)
Columbina’s C4 in Genshin Impact (Image via HoYoverse)

Columbina’s C4 reduces her ER requirements and slightly increases her personal damage. However, his signature weapon, Nocturne’s encorealso provides him with Energy, and it might be better to invest in the weapon rather than shooting for his C4. This also increases all party members’ Lunar Reaction DMG by 1.5%.

His C4 doesn’t provide huge buffs to Columbina or the entire team. However, since it takes relatively fewer draws to obtain its C4 than its C5, it ranks fifth.

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4) Constellations 3

Screenshot of Columbina's Constellation 3 effects (Image via HoYoverse)Screenshot of Columbina's Constellation 3 effects (Image via HoYoverse)
Screenshot of Columbina’s Constellation 3 effects (Image via HoYoverse)

Columbina’s C3 increases the level of her elemental skill by three levels. While a significant portion of her damage comes from this ability, she doesn’t get a huge damage bonus with this constellation. Similar to its C4 and C5, this constellation also increases the Lunar Reaction DMG of nearby party members by 1.5%.

Additionally, it does not provide any additional buffs to the entire team. Compared to its C4 and C5, it slightly increases Columbina’s damage and is relatively easier to obtain. Considering all these factors, its C3 ranks fourth.

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3) Constellation 1

Columbina's C1 in-game (Image via HoYoverse)Columbina's C1 in-game (Image via HoYoverse)
Columbina’s C1 in-game (Image via HoYoverse)

After activating Columbina’s C1, using her elemental skill will instantly trigger an instance of gravitational interference damage from her skill. Apart from that, she can also generate Energy Particles for the active character in Lunar-Charged teams, provide interrupt resistance to the active character in Lunar-Bloom teams, and generate a Hydro Shield in Lunar-Crystalize teams.

Similar to some of his previous constellations in this list, his C1 will increase the Lunar Reaction DMG of nearby party members by 1.5%. While Columbina doesn’t get a massive damage increase, she provides excellent buffs to most Lunar Reaction-based team compositions.

Additionally, its C1 requires the fewest draws to obtain. However, his C2 and C6 offer a greater damage increase, and for this reason his C1 is ranked third.

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2) Constellations 6

Columbina's Constellation 6 effects in-game (Image via HoYoverse)Columbina's Constellation 6 effects in-game (Image via HoYoverse)
Columbina’s Constellation 6 effects in-game (Image via HoYoverse)

After triggering a Lunar Reaction in the field generated by Columbina’s Elemental Blast, the critical damage of the corresponding elemental damage dealt by all party members is increased by 80%. Additionally, unlike most of his previous constellations, his C6 increases the Lunar Reaction DMG of nearby party members by 7%.

Columbina’s C6 greatly improves party members’ Crit DMG. With these buffs, the DPS of the entire team will be significantly higher. However, compared to its C2 and other constellations, it takes a large number of draws to achieve this. For this reason, its C6 is ranked second.

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1) Constellation 2

Columbina's C2 is its best constellation (Image via HoYoverse)Columbina's C2 is its best constellation (Image via HoYoverse)
Columbina’s C2 is its best constellation (Image via HoYoverse)

Columbina’s C2 can be considered her best constellation, as it provides various buffs to her and other party members. The rate of gravity accumulation during her Elemental Skill is increased by 34%, and when she triggers Gravitational Interference, her maximum HP is also increased by 40%.

Additionally, it also provides ATK, EM, and DEF buffs to active characters in Lunar-Charged, Lunar-Bloom, and Lunar-Crystallize team compositions. Finally, his C2 also increases the Lunar Reaction DMG of nearby party members by 7%, a similar amount to his C6.

Overall, his C2 provides various buffs to significantly increase the entire team’s DPS. Its C2 also requires relatively fewer draws than most Constellations on this list. Considering all these factors, its Constellation 2 is ranked first.

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