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Tsaritsa’s Genshin Impact Kit Leaks: Two Ultimates and Danica Synergy

What the leaked Version 7.3 build shows about her two-stage Burst, Stellar reactions, signature weapon, and ideal team.

What the leaked Version 7.3 build shows about her two-stage Burst, Stellar reactions, signature weapon, and ideal team.

Leaks circulating out of Chinese forums point to one of the strangest kits of the Snezhnaya era for the Cryo Archon, the Tsaritsa. The headline claim is that she runs two separate Elemental Bursts on a single character, each powered by its own resource, alongside a Cryo-infused attack string, a shield, a signature weapon, and a team built around the game’s newer Stellar reactions. All of it is unofficial and can change before release.

Quick answer: Leaks describe the Tsaritsa as a Version 7.3 Cryo character with a two-stage ultimate, Stellar reaction scaling, and a core team of Odette, Danica, and Mitya. None of it is confirmed by HoYoverse.

Everything below comes from pre-beta leaks and datamined claims. Talent wording, multipliers, durations, and even release order can shift once beta testing begins.


When the Tsaritsa is expected to release

Current projections put Tsaritsa’s arrival in Version 7.3, together with Danica. Version 7.1 went live on September 23, 2026, and 7.2 is slated for around November 4. Following the standard six-week schedule, 7.3 is estimated for December 16, 2026, with Phase 2 around January 6, 2027. Her beta is expected to begin near 7.2’s early-November launch, when actual Talent wording and multipliers typically start appearing.

She is reported as a 5-star Cryo character. Datamined information lists her as a Bow user, even though her reveal footage shows her holding a long, polearm-like weapon. That split is not unusual in Genshin Impact, since Childe equips a Bow but fights with summoned melee weapons and Raiden Shogun equips a Polearm but draws a sword during her Burst.


The two-stage ultimate, explained

The unusual part of the leaked kit is the dual Burst. The Tsaritsa reportedly has a normal Elemental Burst that runs on standard Elemental Energy, and a second, special Burst that runs on a separate resource described as Combat Intent or Fighting Spirit.

The normal Burst has to be charged and cast first. Casting it switches her into a Special Q state, during which the whole party generates stacks of that second resource by triggering Elemental Reactions. Once enough stacks build up, the special Burst becomes available. The mechanic draws obvious comparisons to Mavuika’s Nightsoul and Fighting Spirit burst system, where one cast feeds a second, more powerful payoff.


The Stellar team: Tsaritsa, Odette, Danica, Mitya

Her damage and her special Burst are said to scale with Stellar Elemental Reactions, and the leaked kit peaks when she is paired with three Stellar teammates. The named lineup is Odette, Danica, and Mitya. That composition is what generates the reaction stacks fast enough to fuel her second Burst and keep her damage rolling.

Stellar Teammates & Scaling
The leaked premium team pairs the Tsaritsa with Odette, Danica, and Mitya to keep Stellar reactions firing. Image: HoYoverse / via @raidenshotgun2025

One set of leaks takes a narrower view: she is a damage dealer restricted to Stellar-Conduct and Stellar-Swirl, rather than an all-purpose Cryo support. Without those restrictions, she would probably rank among the game’s strongest characters. Other reports disagree, suggesting she retains value in shorter rotations and can serve as a quick-swap sub-DPS. The dispute hinges on how much of her kit remains active off field.


How her Stellar reaction buffs work

Two Stellar reactions sit at the core of the team, and the Tsaritsa reportedly upgrades both.

Stellar Swirl (Cryo + Anemo)

Stellar Swirl forms a Stellar Vortex from Cryo and Anemo. On its own it deals flat damage, but with the Tsaritsa on the team it also shreds enemy Anemo resistance. That turns a damage-only reaction into a debuff for the rest of the party.

Tsaritsa Reaction Buffs & Synergies
With the Tsaritsa in the party, Stellar Swirl adds an Anemo resistance shred instead of only dealing damage. Image: HoYoverse / via @raidenshotgun2025

Stellar Conduct (Cryo + Electro)

Stellar Conduct pairs Cryo and Electro to create a Polestar Field. The field records elemental applications and stacks buffs toward a 12-hit threshold, granting Cryo and Electro damage bonuses and physical resistance shred inside the zone. The Tsaritsa’s extra Cryo application is meant to reach that threshold faster, which reportedly doubles the reaction multipliers and adds a 40% Cryo and Electro damage boost.


Why the Elevation multiplier matters

The leaked damage formula for direct Stellar Conduct damage includes a standalone Elevation multiplier that sits at the end of the calculation, next to CRIT and the resistance term. Because it multiplies the whole line, it is a large damage lever rather than a small percentage buff.

Elevation Damage Multiplier
Elevation appears as its own multiplier at the tail of the Stellar Conduct damage formula. Image: HoYoverse / via @raidenshotgun2025

Until now, Elevation only showed up as a Constellation 6 effect on Sandrone, Odette, and Vesna. The leaked Tsaritsa kit reportedly hands out Elevation through her reactions at Constellation 0, with her Constellations adding even more resistance shred and Elevation on top. That is a significant part of why community discussion has centered on power creep.


Cryo infusion, shield, and signature weapon

Beyond the two Bursts, the leaked kit covers the rest of her toolkit and gear.

  • Normal attacks: infused with Cryo for roughly 15 seconds.
  • Shield: she provides one, but leaks describe it as weak at Constellation 0.
  • Signature weapon: Its secondary stat is Crit DMG, and casting her Burst raises ATK for the entire team.

An earlier layer of leaks also tied her to a teamwide conversion that turns Crit Rate above the cap into Crit DMG at a 1:2 ratio through Stellar stacks. Those exact numbers have not appeared in official Talent text and should be read as illustrations rather than build targets.


The Danica synergy that ties it together

Danica is the piece that makes the two-Burst design practical. She is reported as a 5-star Electro support built around Stellar-Conduct, and her leaked Constellation 1 gives the whole team Energy. That directly solves the Tsaritsa’s biggest constraint, since her normal Burst has to be charged before the special Burst state can even open.

Danica’s base kit reportedly leans hard into support duties. Her Elemental Skill is said to provide interruption resistance and damage mitigation, compared to Dehya’s defensive mechanics, along with off-field Electro application. Her Elemental Burst is described as a teamwide heal. Combined, that gives the Stellar team both survivability and the steady Electro it needs to keep Stellar Conduct running.


What is solid and what is still shaky

The Version 7.0 Stellar mechanics themselves are established in-game, and the patch schedule that places the Tsaritsa and Danica in Version 7.3 has held up well so far, since the roadmap correctly called the Version 7.1 lineup ahead of time. Her Cryo element is official, confirmed through her reveal and voice cast.

The kit details are the least settled part. Her weapon type, her exact role on and off the field, the two-Burst resource, and every multiplier remain pre-beta claims without tested rotations behind them. Treat the two-ultimate design and the Odette, Danica, Mitya team as the shape of where she is headed, not a finished build, until the Version 7.3 beta and Special Program fill in the real numbers.