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Genshin Team

Sandrone Stellar-Conduct

Sandrone

Odette

Yae Miko

Mitya

Alyosha

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By talah

Updated on Nov 3, 2026

Nov 3, 2026

Overview

Sandrone Stellar-Conduct is arguably the strongest Stellar Glimmer team in the game (and one of the best teams period), dealing some of the highest raw damage with next to no downsides. Sandrone has very flexible gameplay, deals significant personal damage and can make use of a relatively wide array of teammates. While the strongest variants of the team are set in stone, losing those teammates will still generally be easier for Sandrone than other modern carries.

With Fearless Difficulty Stygian as the current endgame benchmark, there are few bosses this team can't perform against, limited to bosses that counter Cryo and Electro; it's very unlikely for there to be a Stygian lineup she won't be useful against in the near future. The high damage output of these teams will generally make them able to take on most any older Stygian Boss, and newer ones are more likely than not to favor them while Stellar Glimmer is the meta.

If there was a notable downside to Sandrone's SC teams, it would be Sandrone's Constellations. Her early Constellations are inexplicably bad compared to every other modern DPS. Despite that, Sandrone remains one of the strongest options in the game at almost every investment level thanks to the strong vertical investment the rest of her teammates can muster and her very high baseline. Sandrone's Signature Weapon A Teaspoon of Transcendence is still quite powerful though.

It is increasingly likely that there will be even further buffs to the archetype through the release of Danica and Anastasya The Tsaritsa, even after Mitya. Such an array of strong teammates distributed throughout a long series of patches makes her premium teams more accessible than most.

Variants

Full Premium

Low Primo Investment

No Premium teammates

Sandrone - Odette - Yae Miko - Mitya or Alyosha C6

Odette and Yae Miko are Sandrone's overall strongest partners, and are about as strong as each other when taking into account Yae Miko's free Constellation 1.
Alyosha at C6 will be competitive with a C0R0 Mitya, but with any Mitya vertical, he should pull ahead. As this is the premium team and including a premium weapon for both, they could be argued to be similar.

Team Overview

Full Premium

Low Primo Investment

No Premium teammates

CharacterSandrone

WeaponA Teaspoon of Transcendence

4-pcDisenchantment in Deep Shadow

CharacterOdette

WeaponWhitelake Frostfeather

4-pcHeart of the Furnace

CharacterYae Miko

WeaponStarsealed Edict

4-pcDisenchantment in Deep Shadow

CharacterMitya

WeaponA Thousand Floating Dreams

4-pcTenacity of the Millelith

Vertical Investment

Every character here is using their strongest 5 star option. For the limited 5 stars, that is their Signature Weapon, whereas for Alyosha it's Escoffier's Signature.
In terms of priority for these weapons:
- A Teaspoon of Transcendence >> Starsealed Edict (Yae Miko) > Whitelake Frostfeather = A Thousand Floating Dreams >= Starsealed Edict (Mitya)
Odette's and Mitya Constellations are significantly stronger than any of their weapon options, as is Yae Miko's C2. Sandrone's R1 is the strongest single vertical investment choice, but Odette's C2 is the best 2 cost vertical choice.
See the Additional Notes section for more.

Other Notes

Artifact Sets have some mild variation. Any of Sandrone's teammates can use Heart of the Furnace, though optimal distribution determines it should be Odette. Mitya should use Tenacity of the Millelith even on a damage weapon, as the team buff is far more valuable than his personal damage.
If using Alyosha, he can use Heart of the Furnace over Noblesse Oblige, and Odette can use Disenchantment in Deep Shadow. Odette should also be on Disenchantment if Miko is on Furnace.

How to Play

Full Premium

Low Primo Investment

No Premium teammates

The Full Premium version of the team is fairly simple to play. Only Sandrone wants to use her Burst, with the Bursts of the rest of the team being a DPS loss to cast. The main things to note are Sandrone's Energy Recharge Requirements, which can be steep without Favonius Codex on Mitya.

Rotation

Yae Miko Skill x3
Odette Skill + Enhanced Skill
Mitya Tap Skill
Sandrone on-field combo

This rotation lets Mitya provide the 5 Electro Particles he generates to Sandrone consistently. Odettecannot pass on her Cryo Particles consistently due to her animation lock. For rotations after the first one, the order of Yae Miko and Odette in the rotation can be swapped around in order to give Odette more Polestar FIeld stacks.

Sandrone combo

Ideally, Sandrone wants to perform a total of 3 full Charged Attacks, 3 Elemental Skills, and use her Elemental Burst. Since all of this team's buffs are teamwide, Sandrone is able to her Burst at the end of the rotation, right before swapping out. She cannot do that with a character like Alyosha over Mitya, as the former's buffs are only for the on-field character.

On an average rotation, Sandrone's combo should look something like this:

Charged Attack [3 hits]
Elemental Skill (to clear Overheat)
Charged Attack [3 hits]
Elemental Skill
Charged Attack [3 hits]
Elemental Skill + Elemental Burst
Immediately swap out

Depending on if a boss has a certain duration left on its downed / RES reduced phase, it is very possible to use her Burst in-between one of the Charged Attack uses instead of at the end.