原神 Tier 表製作器

State constellation and weapon assumptions

A C0 character with a four-star weapon is not the same comparison as a C2 or C6 character with a signature weapon. Constellations can change damage, energy needs, field time, team flexibility, or even a character’s role.

Four-star characters deserve the same clarity. Some gain important utility or smoother rotations from later constellations. Put “C0 F2P,” “C6 four-stars,” or “high investment” in the title so readers know what the list measures.

Separate Abyss, Theater, and exploration

Account for system-defining teams

Some characters should be judged inside the team rules they create. Nilou’s value is tied to Bloom teams with Hydro and Dendro, while Chevreuse is designed around Pyro and Electro Overloaded teams. A character can be central inside that system and have little reason to appear outside it.

Reaction enablers and broadly compatible supports are different again. Instead of forcing all of them into one “support” score, label lists by archetype: Bloom, Overloaded, Freeze, Melt, Hyperbloom, mono-element, or general account value.

Recheck rankings after major version changes

New regions, enemies, reaction changes, artifacts, weapons, and characters can raise or lower older units without changing their original kits. When a major update changes the environment, date the ranking and test old conclusions again.

Avoid predicting a new character’s final placement before official kits and live testing are available. A dated, clearly scoped list remains more useful than a supposedly permanent meta ranking.