On June 21, a portion of Su’s early character art that served as a clue regarding this new character leake by the renowned Genshim Impact leaker Ubatch. Despite having a similar look to Su in Genshin Impact, Ubatcha claimed that the character’s name would not be Su and that he is unlikely to be playable in Version 3.0.

Genshin Impact leak shows Su-like character

Abacha has now released the whole picture of this “Su-like” figure. The image is hazy and difficult to view in great detail, but gamers can make out most of the critical information. Such as the bright green vision that can see on his chest, which is probably a Dendro vision.

The “Su Expy” picture was subsequently verified to be accurate by Genshin Impact data miners ‘SaveYourPrimos’. Unfortunately, due to the “circumstances surrounding the leak,” the image not reshare. Indicating that this Su character won’t be available in Version 3.0.

Genshin Impact’s character designs have previously drawn influence from Honkai Impact 3rd. Raiden Shogun resembles Raiden Mei from Genshin Impact, whereas Yae Sakura influenced Yae Miko.

According to naming customs, Su’s name will likely sound somewhat similar to his Honkai Impact equivalent.

Any leak should always be treated with caution, particularly this early. However, realistic expectations are crucial since Genshin Impact Version 3.0 is still a ways off.

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Less than a season away, leakers have dropping a few hints about how Dendro works in battle.

 Nearly two years after Genshin’s official release, introducing a new playable Element will necessitate careful balancing to ensure that it works well with existing Reactions and meets players’ expectations.

The names of two Dendro Reactions were previously leaked: Overgrown and Intensified. In a new leak shared by Twitter leaker @Genshin Intel, the latter, which occurs when Dendro and Electro react to each other, further elaborate on.

According to the leak, when one element (Dendro or Electro) activates Intensified on a target, the other Element gains increased Base Damage against the target for the next seven seconds.

Genshin Impact Leak: Dendro and Electro Reaction buff base Damage

• Base Damage Increase = Level Multiplier x [(1+5 x EM) / (EM + 1200)] is the formula for this increase.
• Damage has a standard internal cooldown, so it only procs every 2.5 to 3 seconds.

In addition, @Genshin Intel shared a resource from the KeqingMains Theorycrafting Library that explains how base Damage works. It considers a character’s Damage output after subtracting buffs and other bonuses.

To put it another way, Intensified will cause the following:

Electro characters will receive a base Damage buff if you apply Dendro to them.

Dendro characters will receive a base Damage buff if you apply Electro to them.

While this sounds great on paper, the community has yet to form a firm opinion on how Intensified performs in battle due to Dendro’s absence from the test servers.

Amid all the exciting Sumeru leaks, don’t forget to farm for Primos by participating in events! Check out our Genshin Impact To Ensnare a Prey web event guide for a quick resupply.

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