Alyosha Materials, Kit & Constellations Guide

The 7.0 update brings a new face to the roster: Alyosha, a 4-Star Electro polearm user. While we wait for his official release, reliable leaks have surfaced detailing his materials, kit, and Constellations. If you’re planning to pull for him — whether as a banner boost or later from the standard pool — this guide breaks down everything you need to pre-farm and understand his playstyle.

Keep in mind that this information is based on beta data and may change at launch. We’ll update this guide once official numbers are available.

At a Glance

• Element: Electro
• Weapon: Polearm
• Role: Sub-DPS / Support (Electro application, party healing at C0+)
• Key scaling: Energy Recharge (passive grants up to 70% Skill/Burst damage bonus)
• Ascension stat: Not stated in official materials

Alyosha’s Kit Overview

Normal Attack — Skirmishing Spear

Alyosha performs up to four consecutive spear strikes. The final hit applies Hunter’s Mark to the target. A charged attack consumes stamina and deals Electro damage in a line.

Elemental Skill — Thunderbolt Strike

Tap fires a quick Electro AoE; hold enters aiming mode with increased interruption resistance. Both versions apply Hunter’s Mark.

Elemental Burst — Hunter’s Advance

Summons Tugarin and creates a Fulgurite Hunting Field that taunts enemies and deals AoE Electro damage every 2 seconds. Tugarin also attacks marked foes, prioritizing those with Hunter’s Mark.

Passives

• Into the Fray: While inside a Polestar Field (from ?), gain a Radiance: Stellar-Conduct state that boosts party Electro damage by 20% when Hunter’s Mark is activated.
• Awakened by the Baying Hounds: Tugarin’s attacks heal nearby party members for 120% of Alyosha’s ATK.
• Suffer the Winter Wheat Will: Increases Skill and Burst damage by 0.35% per 1% Energy Recharge (max 70% bonus).
• Treetop Watch: Highlights Snezhnaya local specialties on the mini-map.

Constellations

Duplicates provide the following upgrades:

Constellation	Effect
C1: Frostvale Thunderclap	Regenerates 15 Energy when a nearby party member triggers an Electro reaction (18s cooldown).
C2: Howl From Afar	Extends Burst duration by 6s. Tugarin applies Hunter’s Mark on each attack without consuming existing marks.
C3: Friendly Call	Increases Skill level by 3 (max 15).
C4: Harvest the Spoils	Tugarin heals the lowest-HP party member for 60% of Alyosha’s ATK.
C5: When the Nightbird Falls Silent	Increases Burst level by 3 (max 15).
C6: Standard Reclaimed	Hunter’s Precision can stack twice. At 2 stacks, increases Elemental Mastery by 100.

C1 and C4 significantly improve energy and team sustain, while C6 opens up reaction-focused builds.

Talent Materials

To max one Talent, you’ll need:
– 3 Teachings / 21 Guide / 38 Philosophies of Fortitude
– 6 Chimeric Core / 22 Symbiotic Chimeric Nucleus / 31 Genesis Chimeric Nexus
– 6 Elixir of the Heretic
– 1 Crown of Insight
– 1,652,500 Mora

For all three Talents, triple those amounts (9/63/114 books, 18/66/93 chimeric materials, 18 elixirs, 3 Crowns, and about 4.96M Mora).

Ascension Materials

Phase	Materials	Mora	Reward
20	1 Vajrada Amethyst Sliver, 3 Flockingweed, 3 Chimeric Core	20,000	1 Acquaint Fate
40	3 Vajrada Amethyst Fragment, 2 Severed Tail of the Sky-Roamer, 10 Flockingweed, 15 Chimeric Core	40,000	–
50	6 Fragment, 4 Severed Tail, 20 Flockingweed, 12 Symbiotic Chimeric Nucleus	60,000	1 Acquaint Fate
60	3 Vajrada Amethyst Chunk, 8 Severed Tail, 30 Flockingweed, 18 Symbiotic Chimeric Nucleus	80,000	–
70	6 Chunk, 12 Severed Tail, 45 Flockingweed, 12 Genesis Chimeric Nexus	100,000	1 Acquaint Fate
80	6 Vajrada Amethyst Gemstone, 20 Severed Tail, 60 Flockingweed, 24 Genesis Chimeric Nexus	120,000	–

Total: 1 Sliver, 9 Fragment, 9 Chunk, 6 Gemstone; 168 Flockingweed; 18 Chimeric Core, 30 Symbiotic Nucleus, 36 Genesis Nexus; 46 Severed Tail; 420,000 Mora.

Should You Pre-Farm for Alyosha?

Alyosha’s kit fills a niche as a sustain-oriented Electro sub-DPS with strong Energy Recharge scaling. If you enjoy reaction teams (especially Overload, Aggravate, or Hyperbloom) and need a healer that doesn’t sacrifice damage, he’s worth investing in.

• F2P focus: His healing passive (ATK-based) makes him accessible without five-star weapons. Stack ER and ATK.
• Low-spend consideration: C1 and C4 add real value; consider pulling on his debut banner if you want those upgrades.
• Skip if: You already have reliable Electro supports like Fischl or Kuki Shinobu, unless you favor his unique heal + taunt utility.

Preparation Tips

• Farm Flockingweed in Snezhnaya (Treetop Watch passive helps after acquisition).
• Farm Chimeric materials from ? (likely new enemies in 7.0).
• Severed Tail of the Sky-Roamer comes from a weekly boss (unconfirmed which).
• Fortitude books are likely available from a new domain in Snezhnaya.

Bookmark the latest Genshin Impact guides for updates.

Conclusion

Alyosha brings a fresh blend of Electro application, party healing, and taunt control — all tied to Energy Recharge. While his kit is locked behind beta leaks, pre-farming his materials now can save you time on release. Keep an eye on official 7.0 patch notes for final numbers, and happy farming!

Unconfirmed — subject to change.