Genshin Prune Kit- Role, Skills, Constellations and Weapon
Nina Forneloza
Version 6.6's newest 4-star character is here, so here's all about Genshin Prune kit and how it works.
The upcoming patch is heavily centered on Hexerei characters, with Genshin Impact set to roll out banners built around them. Prune, alongside Lohen and Nicole, are already on the horizon, marking the newest additions to the roster. Prune is a 4-star Anemo Catalyst unit. She's an ATK-scaling sub-DPS with buffing capabilities. Here's everything you need to know about Genshin Impact Prune kit, her role, character profile, skills, constellations and more.
Genshin Impact Prune kit - Character Profile
Element: Anemo
Region: Mondstadt
Rarity: 4-star
Weapon: Catalyst
Role: Sub-DPS buffer
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Genshin Prune Normal Attacks - Badaboom! Hexbuster Hammer
Prune is a catalyst-user who can deal anemo damage via normal attacks. That said, normal attack has minimal impact compared to the rest of Genshin Prune kit.
Normal Attack Performs up to 3 attacks by swinging the Banehunter Oathhammer, dealing Anemo DMG.
Charged Attack Consumes a certain amount of Stamina and performs an upward hammer swing, dealing Anemo DMG to opponents in front.
Plunging Attack Calling upon the power of Anemo, she plunges towards the ground from mid-air, damaging all opponents in her path. Deals AoE Anemo DMG upon impact with the ground.
As a sub-DPS, one of the sources of Prune’s damage is her Elemental Skill, Ring-A-Ding-Ding! Hexhunter Chime. She deals Anemo damage upon cast. However, if another element is present and triggers Swirl, Prune can use her Elemental Skill again. This time, it will be replaced with Clang Clang! Witch-tribution Comes.
This special version not only deals more serious damage than the former, but also undergoes elemental conversion. After casting it, it deals damage based on the element she swirled.
Unleash the wind's might to defeat the evil witch and save Descartes! Prune strikes the Witchlure Bell with her Banehunter Oathhammer, dealing Anemo DMG. If Prune triggers Swirl on an opponent using this attack, Ring-A-Ding-Ding! Hexhunter Chime will be changed to Clang Clang! Witch-tribution Comes! for the next 6s.
Clang Clang! Witch-tribution Comes! Prune's hammer is now enshrouded by the element involved in the previous Swirl reaction, causing Banehunter Oathhammer to undergo Elemental Conversion. When activated with a Press, Prune will leap up and kick the Banehunter Oathhammer forward, dealing Elemental DMG of the corresponding type to opponents in front of her.
Genshin Prune elemental burst - The Bell Tolls! The Hunt is On!
Prune's elemental burst allows her to deal off-field damage.
For the entire duration, the Witchlure Bell will follow the active character and deal Anemo damage at intervals. The damage is AoE and is considered Elemental Burst damage.
Prune gently swings the Witchlure Bell, dealing Anemo DMG to nearby opponents. After this, the Bell will enter the Hunter-Seeker mode.
Witchlure Bell: Hunter-Seeker In this mode, the Witchlure Bell will follow the current active character, attacking surrounding opponents at intervals and dealing AoE Anemo DMG. This DMG is considered Elemental Burst DMG.
Genshin Impact Prune kit - Passive skills
Listed down below are Prune’s passive skills. Players can activate the following by ascending him using all Genshin Prune materials.
Verdict and Punishment
Verdict and Punishment allows Prune to deal additional damage based on her ATK. During her Elemental Burst, it deals damage equal to 150% of her ATK whenever Swirl is triggered. The damage type matches the element that was swirled.
During the Elemental Burst The Bell Tolls! The Hunt is On!, after the Witchlure Bell in Hunter-Seeker mode deals DMG to an opponent, if this DMG triggers Swirl on an opponent, it will also summon a Banehunter Oathhammer that will deal 150% of Prune's ATK as DMG to them, with the DMG Type matching the Elemental Conversion from the Swirl. This DMG is considered Elemental Burst DMG.
Tolling Synchronicity
After hitting enemies with the special version of Prune’s Elemental Skill, nearby party members will gain the Tolling Rally effect for five seconds. This buff increases the damage of Normal, Charged, and Plunging Attacks, as well as Elemental Skill and Elemental Burst damage, based on Prune’s ATK. At 4,500 ATK, she can provide a whopping 35% damage bonus.
However, reaching 4,500 ATK is quite difficult since she is a four-star character, and Energy Recharge also needs to be taken into account for her Elemental Burst.
After Prune hits an opponent with the Banehunter Oathhammer that has undergone Elemental Conversion, other nearby party members will gain the Tolling Rally effect for 5s: When Normal, Charged, or Plunging Attacks, or Elemental Skills and Bursts deal DMG to opponents, that attack's DMG will be increased based on the portion of Prune's ATK in excess of 1,000. Every excess ATK point increases that instance of DMG by 0.01%, up to a total of 35% max.
Tinker-Tink, Clank, and Bang!
When crafting items, Prune can be used for a chance to get character talent materials.
Has a 10% chance to get 1 regional Character Talent Material (base material excluded) when crafting. The rarity is the same as the resulting material.
Witch's Eve Rite: Witchseeker's Vow
Activating Hexerei: Secret Rite allows Prune to grant additional combat bonuses to the team. When a Hexerei character in the party affected by the Tolling Rally effect triggers an Elemental Reaction on an opponent, Prune’s ATK is increased by 45% for 5 seconds. If the Elemental Reaction triggered is Swirl, the triggering character also gains an additional 20% ATK increase for 5 seconds.
This passive gets activated by having another Hexerei unit in the team such as Varka, Nicole and Lohen.
After completing TEST, Prune becomes a Hexerei character. When the party includes at least 2 Hexerei characters, you gain the Hexerei: Secret Rite effect, which enhances Hexerei characters.
Hexerei: Secret Rite After a Hexerei character in the party affected by the Tolling Rally effect triggers an Elemental Reaction in the opponent, Prune's ATK is increased by 45% for 5s. If the Elemental Reaction triggered is a Swirl Reaction, the triggering character's ATK will additionally be increased by 20% for 5s.
Genshin Impact Prune kit - Constellations
Much like other 4-star characters in the game, Prune seems like an average unit but as soon as she gets access to her constellations, she becomes much stronger. Here are all of Genshin Prune constellations, and how they work.
1. With a Vow to Seek Rescue, the Journey Begins
Hitting enemies with the special version of her elemental skill makes her gain energy, slightly reducing her energy recharge requirement.
After the Banehunter Oathhammer that has undergone Elemental Conversion hits an opponent, Prune will regain 2 Energy. This effect can occur once every 1.8s.
2. Useful for Cleaning Messy Baggage, Elemental Powers Are Indeed
Triggering Prune’s Elemental Burst increases her ATK by 10%. If she triggers Swirl and hits an opponent, she gains an additional 5% ATK per hit, up to a maximum of 40%. This not only boosts her damage but also makes her easier to build.
During the Elemental Burst The Bell Tolls! The Hunt is On!, when the Witchlure Bell is in Hunter-Seeker mode, Prune gains the Hunt the Witch effect: Prune's ATK increases by 10%, and when the Witchlure Bell and the Banehunter Oathhammer that has undergone Elemental Conversion hits an opponent, it further increases her ATK by 5%. Prune's ATK can be increased by up to 40% in this way.
3. The Caravan Exits the Mountain Pass, the Scenery Once More Changed
Increases the damage multiplier of her elemental burst.
Increases the Level of The Bell Tolls! The Hunt is On! by 3. Maximum upgrade level is 15.
4. Looking Back Following the Wind, One's Shadow Still Halved
After hitting an enemy, the Elementally Converted Banehunter Oathhammer ricochets to a nearby target, dealing 80% ATK as damage of the corresponding element.
After the Banehunter Oathhammer that has undergone Elemental Conversion hits an opponent, it will ricochet and land on a nearby opponent, dealing 80% ATK as DMG of the corresponding Elemental Type.
5. 100 Defeats? No Problem, Tomorrow, We Go Again
Increases the damage multiplier of her elemental skill.
Increases the Level of Ring-A-Ding-Ding! Hexhunter Chime by 3. Maximum upgrade level is 15.
6. And That's the Story! Share It With Your Friends!
Prune’s C6 is a game-changer, extending her Elemental Burst and increasing her off-field damage. It also grants her 350 Flat ATK and gives the active character the same bonus when they trigger an Elemental Reaction.
The duration of the Witchlure Bell's Hunter-Seeker mode from the Elemental Burst The Bell Tolls! The Hunt is On! is extended by 4s. Additionally, after party members affected by Tolling Rally trigger any Elemental Reaction, they will cause Prune and the other current active character(s) affected by Tolling Rally to gain 350 ATK for 5s.
When is Prune's release date in Genshin Impact?
Genshin Impact Prune will be released on May 20, 2026, during Version 6.6, alongside other upcoming Hexerei characters: Lohen and Nicole.
She is expected to play a strong sub-DPS role, focusing on Swirl-based damage and team-wide buffs that scale with her ATK.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for Genshin Impact Prune kit
Who is Prune in Genshin Impact?
Prune is the newest 4-star character in the game. She's an Anemo catalyst character, with sub-DPS and buffing capabilities.
What is Genshin Prune’s kit main role and playstyle?
Prune is an Anemo sub-DPS who can deal damage off-field via elemental burst, and provide ATK buffs based on her ATK.
What is Prune's best team?
Prune's best team consists of Varka, Durin, Prune, and Nicole.
What is Genshin Impact Prune’s element and weapon?
Prune is an Anemo Catalyst character in Genshin Impact.
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That’s everything you need to know about Genshin Impact Prune’s kit. When Prune comes out in Genshin Impact, she’s expected to be paired with DPS characters who rely on Elemental Reactions, especially Swirl-focused teams and other Hexerei units. As for whether she’s viable or not, it all depends on the player and how her kit is utilized.
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Nina Forneloza
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Niña Forneloza is a game guides writer who has a love-hate relationship with role-playing, gacha, and first-person shooter games. In her free time, she’s either going full tryhard in Valorant, or recovering from her latest tilt.
