Nahida: mark the wave before you start the reaction
All Schemes to Know links marked opponents. That makes the first targeting pass part of the team’s damage plan.
Coverage: Premise and early character setup
The mark is the setup
Nahida’s All Schemes to Know can mark up to eight opponents with Seed of Skandha. Holding the skill gives an aiming mode, so a fight with spread-out enemies begins with a targeting decision rather than simply a damage button.
The practical mistake is to finish a rotation while a newly arrived enemy remains unmarked. The rest of the team may be applying elements correctly, but the new target has not entered Nahida’s linked system. Recheck the wave before assuming that a familiar sequence is still doing the same work.
What causes Tri-Karma Purification
The skill’s text ties Tri-Karma Purification to reactions on marked opponents and to specified Dendro Core damage. It also has a triggering interval. More rapid hits do not mean every hit can independently produce another Purification instance.
This gives you two separate checks: are the intended enemies marked, and is the team actually causing the relevant interactions? A weak result can come from either failure. Raising a talent level will not repair a missing mark.
Read Illusory Heart as a team effect
Nahida’s burst changes its bonuses according to Pyro, Electro and Hydro members. Those categories affect different aspects of the field rather than supplying one universal damage increase. Check the current talent wording for the composition you are using.
The character reference below separates ascension materials, talent tracks and level-one coefficients. Use the requirements for the upgrade you intend to buy; a full-investment bill is not a recommendation to purchase every upgrade at once.
