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Feixiao build

Feixiao

A 4.4 Feixiao build with exact Flying Aureus counting, follow-up tuning and capped CRIT goals.

WindThe Hunt
Role
single-target follow-up DPS
Version
4.4
Reviewed on
August 12, 2026
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Recommended build

Light Cone

I Venture Forth to Hunt
Best choice

CRIT Rate and two layers of Ultimate DEF ignore align exactly with Feixiao's follow-up-driven setup.

When to use it : Use Skill and Talent follow-up before Ultimate so both Luminflux stacks are present for its sequence.

Relics

Best choice

Feixiao activates the set with her Talent follow-up and converts its large Ultimate bonus into her primary damage window.

When to use it : Trigger the Talent follow-up before the Ultimate so the four-piece Ultimate damage bonus is live.

Planar Ornaments

Best choice

This follow-up-heavy team stacks Duran rapidly, granting follow-up damage and CRIT DMG for Feixiao's Ultimate.

When to use it : The team must launch five follow-up attacks to finish Duran's ramp; do not assume the full bonus at battle start.

Team lineup

Best choice

Topaz and Aventurine add frequent follow-ups, while Robin advances the full team and amplifies every follow-up window.

When to use it : Count distinct attacks: every two allied attacks grant one Aureus at E0, and Feixiao's Ultimate never contributes.

Compare the options — Feixiao

Choose based on your equipment and the stated conditions. These tables bring together the guide’s qualitative recommendations, without measured damage comparisons.

Guide version
4.4
Recommendations reviewed
Assumed role
single-target follow-up DPS

The guide’s stat targets and rotation provide the context. Eidolons, superimpositions, substats and enemies may change the choice; options are not evaluated at equal investment.

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Which Light Cone should you choose?
OptionWhy choose it?Conditions and availability
Guide’s reference choiceCRIT Rate and two layers of Ultimate DEF ignore align exactly with Feixiao's follow-up-driven setup.

Use Skill and Talent follow-up before Ultimate so both Luminflux stacks are present for its sequence.

SituationalIts stacking damage bonus fits Feixiao's repeated single-target attacks.

Keep attacking the same priority target to build Swordplay's stacking damage bonus.

SituationalATK is unconditional and the low-enemy-count CRIT Rate bonus improves single-target output.

Use it in elite or boss fights with two or fewer enemies to activate its CRIT Rate bonus.

SituationalIt improves Basic and Skill damage, including the immediate Skill sequence.

The larger Skill bonus applies only while Feixiao's Energy is full, so do not treat it as permanent damage.

Accessible optionCRIT Rate and the kill-triggered ATK buff support fast target transitions in multi-wave fights.

No additional condition documented in this guide.

This five-star cone and its superimpositions are bought in Herta's Store without limited pulls.

Which relics should you choose?
OptionWhy choose it?Conditions and availability
Guide’s reference choiceFeixiao activates the set with her Talent follow-up and converts its large Ultimate bonus into her primary damage window.

Trigger the Talent follow-up before the Ultimate so the four-piece Ultimate damage bonus is live.

AlternativeGrand Duke remains a strong follow-up-focused set for Feixiao's Talent attacks.

No additional condition documented in this guide.

SituationalPioneer adds CRIT and damage against debuffed enemies.

Apply at least three debuffs to the priority target before relying on the full four-piece damage bonus.

Which Planar Ornaments should you choose?
OptionWhy choose it?Conditions and availability
Guide’s reference choiceThis follow-up-heavy team stacks Duran rapidly, granting follow-up damage and CRIT DMG for Feixiao's Ultimate.

The team must launch five follow-up attacks to finish Duran's ramp; do not assume the full bonus at battle start.

AlternativeIzumo grants opening CRIT Rate when paired with another Hunt character and also adds ATK.

No additional condition documented in this guide.

AlternativeInert Salsotto gives CRIT Rate and boosts both Feixiao's follow-up and Ultimate damage.

No additional condition documented in this guide.

Only one option documented: no A/B comparison available.

Which team should you choose?
OptionWhy choose it?Conditions and availability
Guide’s reference choiceTopaz and Aventurine add frequent follow-ups, while Robin advances the full team and amplifies every follow-up window.

Count distinct attacks: every two allied attacks grant one Aureus at E0, and Feixiao's Ultimate never contributes.

Trace priority

  1. Ultimate
  2. Talent
  3. Skill
  4. Basic ATK

Feixiao turns frequent allied attacks into Flying Aureus, then spends six points on a Weakness-agnostic Ultimate sequence.

How to play it

  1. 1Use Skill every turn to attack and launch its guaranteed immediate follow-up.
  2. 2Let teammates attack between Feixiao's turns to trigger the once-per-turn Talent follow-up.
  3. 3At six or more Aureus, select the Ultimate strike matching the target's Broken state; bank up to twelve only when timing matters.

Sources and methodology

Editorial recommendations are written from released game data, then cross-checked against specialist calculations. They are not copied from a single tier list.

Review method

Prydwen and Icy Veins were independently compared with the local 4.4 skills. At E0, Feixiao gains one Flying Aureus point per two attacks by allied targets, including Feixiao herself; Ultimate attacks do not count. Her Talent follow-up can trigger once between Feixiao's turns after a teammate attacks, while her Skill launches a separate immediate Talent follow-up. Multi-hit attacks remain one attack for this counter, so Topaz, Aventurine and Robin are selected for frequent distinct attacks rather than inflated hit counts.

Game data snapshot
4.4
Snapshot commit
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Baseline version
4.0
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Editorial review by
HoyoWhatpeon

Independent E0 recommendations; Flying Aureus generation is counted from actual allied attacks, not turns or hits.