How To Play As Tighnari In Genshin Impact

While the seven nations of Teyvat are led by their respective archons, the Kingdom of Khaenri’ah was unique in that it had no gods holding dominion over it. The Eclipse Dynasty were the rulers in Khaenri’ah during its final days. The last king was named Irmin, who had only one eye. His subjects seem to use this trait as a fashion accessory, covering an eye with an eyepatch or part of a mask. Khaenri’ah was established outside Teyvat deep underground as the "pride of humanity." Its people created incredibly advanced technological automatons, many of which can be fought and defeated like Genshin Impact 's Ruin Grader and various other ruin machines. The Ruin Guards were known as Field Tillers, but they were war machines, not farming equipm


There were a few characters that shot up in popularity as soon as they were introduced in the trailer, and Sandrone is undoubtedly one of them. She's being carried by a massive Fatui, signaling that she might not have the luxury of being able to w


As terrifying as the Cataclysm was, it was only that latest of a series of destructive events stretching back ages. One example is Genshin Impact 's Archon Wars which happened around two thousand years before the present day, and saw god fight god in a struggle for control of Teyvat. The victorious gods became the seven Archons, and many of these Archons have been in power ever since. This means some of them were around during the events which lead to Khaenri’ahs downfall. The role the Archons of the seven nations played during the destruction of Khaenri'ah is unknown. However, the cataclysm extended far beyond the borders of Khaenri'ah, seemingly affecting all of Teyvat. At least two of the previous Archons died during the Cataclysm: Greater Lord Rukkhadevata and the first Raiden Shogun Makoto, or Ba


Thunderbolt Rain: root-state specific attack. Summons thunderbolts that rain down in the area. Circles appear on the ground the moment before the attacks hit, so players can dodge out of the way if they are quick eno


Spread will be your go-to elemental reaction for this build , allowing the usage of characters like Raiden Shogun, Yae Miko, or Fischl for the off-field Electro application. If that's not possible, a Burning reaction involving Xiangling can always be a replacem


It's also possible that Pierro, first of the Fatui Harbingers, has Khaenri’ah ancestry. Nothing has been confirmed yet, but he does have the look of someone from Khaenri’ah. Namely, he has irises shaped like Genshin Impact ’s Primogems that both Dainsleif and Kaeya share, and he covers part of his face with a mask that's possibly in honor of King Irmin. He is reclusive, and very little is known about him so


If players defeat the Electro Regisvine, it drops some nice rewards. Even though the fight might be tough, it’s worth the effort to beat it. Rewards include pieces from several different artifact sets including Gladiator’s Finale and Wanderer’s Troupe, as well as other artifacts. Players can also earn amethyst character level-up materials and the Thunderclap Fruitcore. Dori and Cyno, two new Genshin Impact Patch notes Impact playable characters , use the Thunderclap Fruitcore to ascend. Then there’s always Mora and XP players can earn as well. They may not be as exciting as other rewards, but they are crucial in making characters stron


His Elemental Burst and the extra arrows from the second Charged Shot target enemies at random, but this decreases your damage to the main enemy — something you won't want at times. This means he's generally not a good character to use against groups of enemies, unless you build him specifically for his Elemental Burst usa


One former resident of Khaenri’ah did not fare so well. Dainsleif is an important person when it comes to the cataclysm because he was there when it happened. Dainsleif was known as the Twilight Sword, a knight captain of the Royal Guard of Khaenri’ah. He served the ruling Eclipse Dynasty until its fall. During the Cataclysm, Dainsleif commanded one of the Royal Guards named Halfdan to protect the people of Khaenri’ah. Unfortunately, he ultimately failed. Halfdan and their other royal guards become the Shadowy Husks encountered in Genshin Impact ’s Chasm area. The people of Khaenri’ah were transformed into various monsters, including hilichurls, but also monsters from the abyss like the Abyss Mages. Dainsleif was cursed with immortality, forever to live with the burden of his failure. It is physically painful for him, though he has managed to resist its effect by some unknown means so


Lore lovers are probably aware of the fact that this trailer is not the first time Dottore has been mentioned. He was first introduced in the game's manga that can be read on their official website, and boy, has he gotten an overhaul on his lo


Khaenri’ah’s people were also skilled in alchemy, in particular the alchemical technique known Art of Khemia. Its most prominent alchemist was named Rhinedottir, sometimes referred to as Gold. Using the Art of Khemia, she managed to create synthetic lifeforms. Many of Rhinedottir’s experiments ended in failure, becoming little more than monsters which went on to plague Teyvat. However, Rhinedottir did have two successes. One was a dragon named Durin, who went on to devastate Mondstadt during the cataclysm, before ultimately being stopped by Dvalin. Durin died on the mountain which became known as Genshin Impact 's Dragonspine region . Durin's remains can be found in Wyrmrest Val