Klee 6.2 Buffs: Comprehensive Pulling and Team Comps Guide

With the official launch of the “Witch's Homework” system in Version 6.2, eight characters from Mondstadt have received collective buffs. Among them, Klee's changes are particularly noteworthy—her previously clunky gameplay feel has been optimized, and her damage mechanics have seen significant improvements. LDShop brings you a fresh analysis of Klee's upgrades. For many veteran Travelers, this might be the perfect time to bring Klee back to the forefront of your team.

 

Enhancement Evaluation

Unlike some characters that require high Constellation levels to feel complete, Klee's Version 6.2 buffs provide a full mechanism upgrade even at Constellation 0 (C0), which is a notable advantage.

After completing the “Witch's Homework” quest, Klee unlocks her Hexerei (Witchcraft) Talents, granting her a new tactical system. However, it's important to note that these Hexerei Talents only activate when there are at least two Hexerei characters in the party.

This means Klee is no longer a lone operator; she now requires tactical coordination with other Hexerei characters. This design somewhat limits team-building flexibility but also emphasizes the importance of team synergy.

 

Mechanism Change

The core changes for Klee in Version 6.2 focus on thoroughly optimizing her combat feel and revamping her damage mechanics. First, the most intuitive quality-of-life upgrade is the significant increase in her Normal Attack speed. The attack recovery animation is greatly shortened, making combos with her skills exceptionally smooth. This directly addresses the long-standing complaint of “clunky gameplay,” making sustained on-field damage dealing much more enjoyable.

Fundamental changes have been made to how Explosive Sparks are obtained and utilized. Using her Elemental Skill and Elemental Burst now also grants Sparks reliably, and the maximum number she can hold has been increased to 3. More crucially, during the duration of her Elemental Burst “Sparks 'n' Splash,” Klee's Normal Attack sequence does not reset. Upon performing the third attack in the sequence, it will automatically consume one Spark to trigger a special, stamina-free Charged Attack. This means players no longer need to meticulously execute complex Normal Attack into Charged Attack combos, greatly simplifying practical gameplay.

For damage enhancement, the new “Boom Badge” mechanism provides a valuable independent damage multiplier. Dealing damage with Normal Attacks, Elemental Skills, or Elemental Bursts grants one Badge each. When holding 1/2/3 Badges, the damage of her special Charged Attack is increased to 115%/130%/150% of its original value.

Finally, several Constellation effects have received practical adjustments. For example, Constellation 1 now grants an ATK bonus, Constellation 2 applies its DEF reduction upon simply hitting an enemy with her Skill, Constellation 4 causes her Burst to explode automatically at its end with doubled damage, and Constellation 6 provides additional Pyro DMG Bonus and optimizes Spark consumption logic. Together, these changes elevate both the damage potential and gameplay comfort of higher-Constellation Klee.

 

Practical Adjustments and Techniques

With her optimized gameplay, Klee's execution in combat requires adjusted techniques. Complex Normal Attack into Charged Attack combos are no longer necessary, allowing players to focus more on skill rotation and positioning.

The timing for using her Elemental Burst has become more flexible. After the Constellation 4 adjustment, “Sparks 'n' Splash” will explode even when it ends naturally, and its damage is doubled if Klee is on-field. This means players no longer need to worry about swapping her out prematurely.

While the requirement of having at least two Hexerei characters in the party limits flexibility, it also encourages players to experiment with new team compositions. Synergistic effects between Hexerei characters might lead to unexpectedly strong reactions.

For artifact choices, the traditional “4-piece Crimson Witch of Flames” remains one of Klee's best options, but a transitional “2-piece Crimson Witch + 2-piece ATK%” set is also viable. Main stats and substats should prioritize ATK%, CRIT Rate, and CRIT DMG, with Elemental Mastery as a secondary priority.

 

New Team Composition Ideas

Klee's Hexerei Talents require at least two Hexerei characters in the team to activate. This limitation has spurred a series of new team-building strategies.

According to summaries from other guides, the most cost-effective team is “Klee + Chevreuse + Bennett + Fischl,” requiring only 1 limited 5-star character (1 “Gold”) to achieve around 90,000 DPS.

With a more generous budget, you could try “Klee + C2 Furina + Bennett + Sucrose”

Fischl, as another character buffed by the Hexerei system, synergizes well with Klee. In Overloaded teams, Fischl can provide an ATK boost to the party, making this combination worth trying in Version 6.2.

 

Pulling Value Analysis

Klee's value in Version 6.2 varies for different types of players.

• For players who adore Klee, these buffs undoubtedly make this the best time to pull for her. The optimization to her gameplay feels significantly improves the experience, and her strength is sufficient for current content.
• Players lacking a strong Pyro Main DPS can also consider pulling. Klee's enhancements allow her to competently serve as a Main DPS, especially with low-investment teams where her performance is quite solid.
• Players chasing top-tier meta strength need to be aware: Even after the buffs, Klee's strength still lags behind current top-tier Main DPS characters like Arlecchino and Mavuika. If pulling purely for strength, other options might be better.
• Players with limited resources should make decisions cautiously. If your resources reserves are low, you might need to prioritize future high-value characters.

Above is the buffs analysis and pulling guide for Klee in Version 6.2. In summary, these optimizations have refreshed her gameplay feel, and her strength has reached the level of a qualified Main DPS, though there remains a gap compared to the absolute top damage dealers of the version.

For players who love Klee, this rerun is undoubtedly a perfect opportunity; LDShop will offer discounted Genshin top-up promotions to help you successfully bring the pulling Klee into your team. Wish your journey be forever accompanied by bouncing sparks—having fun is what matters most.