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Genshin Impact: Fayz Trial Day Four – Elemental Dissonance guide

The fourth domain for the Fayz Trial event has arrived.

The fourth domain in the Genshin Impact: Fayz Trial event is up and running, and players will once again have to enter a mysterious domain and utilize a strange power to defeat waves of enemies. Day Four’s Fayz Trial domain is the “Elemental Dissonance” domain. Utilize the “Time Dilation” phenomenon and take photos of your enemies to pinpoint their weaknesses and unleash a devastating effect.

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How to complete the Fayz Trial in Genshin Impact

During the Fayz Trial event, you can defeat opponents to earn special battle currencies known as Fayz Tinctures, which charge up a special state unique to this event. This state is “Time Dilation,” which allows you to freeze the screen and capture photos of enemies. While in this state, you can enter a camera-like state and take a closer look at enemies, pinpointing their weaknesses. After this, you summon a “Supersense Skill.”

The more weaknesses you pinpoint, the stronger your “Supersense Skill” will be. Additionally, some enemies might have a “Golden Weakness.” When you spot one of these weaknesses, it will count as more than one weakness.

In this mode, teams are predetermined. In other words, you cannot use any of your characters, and you might even be able to experiment with a character you don’t own.

Elemental Dissonance domain in Genshin Impact

In this domain, the trial characters you get to play are Eula, Kaeya, Fischl, and Bennett. In this team comp, you should use Fischl and Kaeya to create the “Superconduct” reaction. This boosts the amount of Physical damage an enemy takes, which will allow Eula to deal more damage.

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The effects of the Supersense Skills are as follows for this domain:

  • Standard Effect:
    • 3 thunderbolts will randomly be unleashed at the position of opponents who have had their weaknesses exposed, dealing AoE Electro DMG. Opponents with more than 2 weaknesses spotted will be prioritized for attack. All party members will regain 30 Energy, and their Elemental Burst CDs will be decreased by 10s.
    • The number of Thunderbolts is increased to 5, and the Electro DMG dealt by the thunderbolts is increased. All party members regain 40 Energy, and their Elemental Burst CDs will be decreased by 15s.

Here are the rewards you can get in this domain:

ConditionReward
Spot 7 weakness(es) in one go in the current stagex60 Primogems, x20,000 Mora, x1 Vajrada Amethyst Fragment
Obtain a stage score of 1500x20,000 Mora, x2 Iron Talisman of the Forest Dew
Spot 30 weakness(es) in one challenge in the current stagex20,000 Mora, x2 Mystic Enhancement Ore

In this trial, Eula’s Elemental Burst can deal as much damage as the Supersense Skill if your rotation is used properly. It’s not too tricky; simply use Fischl’s Elemental Skill and Kaeya’s Elemental Burst, apply Superconduct, and use Bennett to boost Eula’s ATK. This will allow her burst to deal tons of damage.

The Supersense Skill in this game will typically one-shot enemies, so you can use it on cooldown. You should especially use this skill on the tankier enemies in this domain, namely the Rifthounds.


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Joshua Chu is a Contributing Writer at Gamepur and is known for fantastic guides on Genshin Impact and Honkai: Star Rail. They cover a variety of interesting tips and tricks to succeed in the games, and how best to tackle each world. Joshua also has writing at Kotaku and PCInvation.