Overload

Overload is the reaction between Pyro and Electro. It creates an explosion, dealing AoE Pyro damage and sending lighter enemies flying. Overload by itself isn’t strong, so it’s typically a secondary reaction within a soup of other reactions. Plus, chasing down knock-backed enemies is annoying if not handled properly.

Disclaimer

The example teams are not intended to be the best for that specific archetype. Some of them are strong, while others are just fun teams that will struggle in the highest levels of the Abyss. Some archetypes are weaker than others, as they don’t have a strong roster to draw from. But that doesn’t make them less enjoyable to play in the overworld.

We tried restricting each team to no more than two limited 5* units.

All the archetypes have multiple lineups that work. Use these guides to help you experiment with your own teams!

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  1. Overload
  2. Electrician
  3. Fireworks

Overload

The basic Overload archetype uses 2 Pyro and 2 Electro, utilizing both resonances.
Core
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Fish Blasting (Example Team)

In this example team, Fish Blasting uses Fischl and Lisa as off-field Electro units.

Bennett is an attack buffer and healer.

And Klee is the main DPS and Overload trigger. Klee is also a ranged unit, that can deal with knock-backed enemies better than close-ranged melee units. She still has some difficulties although.

Bennett Klee Fischl Lisa

Electrician

The Electrician team subs in an Electro or Anemo unit as the 4th slot. The 3rd slot can be either Pyro or Electro, it just depends on the specific team composition.
Core Flex
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Arataki Overload (Example Team)

In Arataki Overload, Dehya and Thoma are used for their off-field Pyro application.

Kuki provides healing and consistent Electro.

Itto is the main on-fielder.

Dehya Kuki Thoma Itto

Fireworks

The Fireworks archetype makes use of the Burning reaction to trigger Overload (and Quicken) on Burning targets. With all Burning reactions, it’s important to apply Dendro before Pyro to trigger the reaction.
Core Flex
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Naganohara Fireworks (Example Team)

Naganohara Fireworks aims to give Yoimiya the fireworks show of her dreams.

Nahida goes first, applying Dendro to all the enemies.

Bennett triggers the Burning reaction, and provides a strong attack buff and heal.

Fischl summons Oz to provide off-field Electro.

Finally, Yoimiya takes the field to drive Fischl and add more Pyro to the Burning pile.

Yoimiya Nahida Fischl Bennett