Used in supported upgrade goals for 29 records. Open a record to choose a target and calculate the exact requirement.
Character and Weapon Enhancement Material
An old arrowhead coated in blood. The arrowhead has long since lost its sharpness and thus its use as a weapon. However, it represents the pride of a hunter and acts as both an amulet and a medal.
Used by the supported upgrade goals listed below. Requirements depend on the selected current and target levels.
None★★★★★Aether’s value depends on the chosen form: the abilities range from Anemo grouping and elemental absorption to Cryo crystal attacks, Dendro field support, Electro energy effects, Geo constructs, Hydro aimed attacks and Pyro coordinated damage. Choose a form for the effect you need, and invest in that form’s own combat talent tracks.
Pyro★★★★Amber combines aimed shots with an HP-scaling taunt and a low-cost, short-duration burst. Her kit offers several distinct uses, but her normal attacks, skill, and burst serve different purposes and should be improved according to how you actually play her.
Dendro★★★★Collei applies Dendro with a returning Floral Ring and a short-lived Burst zone. Consider her for Dendro reaction setups that can trigger her Ring's Sprout effect and extend her Burst zone.
Hydro★★★★Dahlia's Burst gives the party a Hydro-effective shield and Normal Attack speed, with Benison stacks allowing replacement shields. Consider him for parties that use Normal Attacks and can trigger Frozen to build additional Benison.
Cryo★★★★Diona provides a shield through Icy Paws and a healing, Cryo-damaging field through Signature Mix. Her held skill fires more paws and gives the resulting shield bonus absorption, while her burst heals characters in its area over time. Consider her when you want both defensive coverage and Cryo application from one character.
Electro★★★★Fischl summons Oz to attack nearby opponents with Electro damage. Consider her when you want recurring off-field Electro hits, especially when your active character can trigger Electro-related reactions while Oz is present.
Cryo★★★★★Lohen is a five-star Cryo polearm character whose kit centers on Masterstroke. Unforeseen Strike starts the mode, nearby party members build Will to Win by dealing damage, and Lohen uses his special skill and burst to deal damage with that resource.
None★★★★★Lumine uses a sword and can take Anemo, Cryo, Dendro, Electro, Geo, Hydro, or Pyro form. Each form has its own normal attack, skill, and burst track; their shared sword attacks are five-hit combos, two-hit charged attacks costing 20 Stamina, and plunging attacks. Consider her when you want to adapt the Traveler to a form’s particular damage, elemental application, or support mechanics.
Sword★★★★★Aquila Favonia is a five-star sword with Physical DMG Bonus as its secondary stat and an ATK increase. When its wielder takes damage, its passive restores HP based on ATK and deals damage based on ATK to surrounding opponents.
Sword★★★★Blackcliff Longsword is a 4-star sword with CRIT DMG as its secondary stat. Defeating an opponent grants an ATK increase for 30 seconds, up to three stacks with independent durations. Consider it when the wielder benefits from CRIT DMG and the encounter provides defeat triggers. Its listed base ATK is 43.7349.
Polearm★★★Black Tassel is a 3-star polearm whose main practical distinction is its HP secondary stat. Its passive increases damage against slimes, so consider it when HP is useful to the wielder or when fighting slimes; the enemy-specific bonus should not be mistaken for a general damage increase.
Claymore★★★Bloodtainted Greatsword is a 3-star claymore with Elemental Mastery as its secondary stat. Its passive increases damage against opponents affected by Pyro or Electro, so consider it when those elements can be maintained on targets and the wielder can use Elemental Mastery. The passive is target-state dependent, not a general damage increase.
Sword★★★Cool Steel is a three-star sword with an ATK secondary stat. It increases the wielder's damage against opponents affected by Hydro or Cryo, so consider it when those elemental statuses can be kept on the target. Its value falls when opponents are not affected by either element.
Sword★★★★Favonius Sword is a 4-star Sword with Energy Recharge. Its passive can generate particles on CRIT hits, restoring Energy to the character, so consider it for a sword wielder who can trigger CRIT hits and wants periodic particle generation.
Bow★★★★Hamayumi is a 4-star bow with an ATK secondary stat that increases Normal and Charged Attack damage. Its bonuses double when the wielder’s Energy is at 100%, so consider it for a bow user who relies on those attack modes and can maintain full Energy without disrupting their play.
Bow★★★★King’s Squire is a four-star Bow with ATK as its secondary stat. Using an Elemental Skill or Burst grants 60 Elemental Mastery for 12 seconds at Refinement 1, but switching characters removes the effect. When it ends or is removed, it hits one nearby opponent for 100% of ATK. Consider it for a bow wielder who can stay active to use the temporary EM and can time Skill or Burst use around that short window.
Claymore★★★★Lithic Blade is a 4-star claymore with ATK as its secondary stat. Its passive grants ATK and CRIT Rate for each Liyue character in the party, up to four stacks. Its value therefore depends on how many Liyue characters the party includes.
Polearm★★★★Lithic Spear is a 4-star polearm with an ATK secondary stat. Its passive rewards a Liyue-heavy party: each Liyue character in the party grants the wielder ATK and CRIT Rate, up to four stacks. Consider it when your party composition already meets that condition and the wielder benefits from both stats.
Bow★★★★Predator is a four-star bow whose listed passive is effective only on PlayStation Network. Dealing Cryo DMG increases the wielder’s Normal and Charged Attack DMG for six seconds, up to two stacks. The weapon data also lists a 66 ATK increase when Aloy equips it, without separately clarifying that increase’s platform condition.
Catalyst★★★★Prototype Amber is a four-star Catalyst with an HP secondary stat. Using an Elemental Burst starts a six-second effect that periodically restores Energy to the wielder and HP to all party members. Consider it when the wielder can use a Burst and the party benefits from this timed healing and Energy recovery.
Bow★★★Raven Bow is a modest, conditional option for a bow user who benefits from Elemental Mastery and attacks targets affected by Hydro or Pyro. Its passive rewards those target statuses; it does not activate simply because the party includes characters of those elements.
Claymore★★★★Sacrificial Greatsword is a 4-star claymore with Energy Recharge as its secondary stat. Its Skill-hit effect can end the Skill’s cooldown, potentially allowing another use, but the effect is chance-based and limited by its own cooldown. Consider it when the wielder can land Skill hits and values extra Skill access or Energy Recharge.
Catalyst★★★★★Skyward Atlas is a five-star Catalyst with ATK as its secondary stat. Its passive provides an Elemental DMG Bonus and gives Normal Attack hits a chance to summon a short-lived, seeking attack. Consider it for a damage-focused Catalyst user whose damage benefits from Elemental DMG and ATK.
Bow★★★★★Skyward Harp is a five-star bow with CRIT Rate as its secondary stat and a CRIT DMG passive. Consider it when a bow user benefits from both CRIT stats and can make use of a small Physical AoE attack that can trigger on hits.
Bow★★★★Snare Hook is a four-star bow with Energy Recharge and a reaction-triggered Elemental Mastery bonus. Consider it for a bow wielder who can cause Elemental Reactions and benefits from Elemental Mastery; its effect can trigger while the wielder is off-field.
Bow★★★★Song of Stillness is a four-star bow with ATK as its secondary stat. Consider it for a bow wielder who receives healing during combat: that event grants a temporary damage increase, and the effect can trigger while the wielder is off-field.
Bow★★★★The Stringless combines Elemental Mastery with a passive that boosts Elemental Skill and Burst damage. At R1 the bonus is 24%, reaching 48% at R5. Consider it for a bow wielder whose damage comes from those ability types and who benefits from Elemental Mastery. The passive does not cover Normal or Charged Attack damage.
Bow★★★★The Viridescent Hunt pairs CRIT Rate with a hit-triggered Cyclone from Normal or Charged Attacks. The Cyclone draws in surrounding opponents and deals ATK-based damage every 0.5 seconds for 4 seconds. Consider it when the CRIT Rate stat, periodic area damage, and grouping effect help the character's role. Its trigger has a chance and cooldown, so the effect is not continuous control.
Bow★★★★★Thundering Pulse combines ATK, CRIT DMG, and a stackable Normal Attack DMG bonus. The stack conditions matter: Normal Attack hits, casting an Elemental Skill, and having less than full Energy each grant a stack with separate durations.
