Timeline

A very rough estimation of the timeline of the Genshin Impact universe, incorporating historical records, myths, and folk tales. A constant work in progress; take information given with a grain of salt.
To view the timeline by nation, see Region Histories and click on the respective nation's page.
Note: Due this article's size, timelines for specific regions are directly taken from their History subpages. As a result, information related to multiple nations may be duplicated, and updates to their information must be made on those articles.
References are provided as much as possible. Notes expand on the deduction and reasoning used to draw certain conclusions, which can be read either by hovering over (desktop-only) or clicking on the note. Some specific types of notes found on the page:
* Lore Discrepancy: When information provided in the game is self-contradictory, retroactively changed, or contradicts information from outside media (such as the manga), it is considered a lore discrepancy. This is different from a translation discrepancy, in which information is contradictory or misleading due to inaccuracies in localization. In the case of a lore discrepancy between in-game information and outside media, the in-game information always takes priority.
* Translation Note: Used when the original Chinese text and then official English localization do not match, or if something is clearer in Chinese. In the case of a translation discrepancy, the original Chinese text always takes priority.
* Assumptions: To make sense of the lore — which the miHoYo writers often deliberately obscure by withholding critical information until later versions, giving contradictory evidence, and scattering information across various item sets — editors will sometimes make assumptions to determine the order of events or connect pieces of lore together. However, they may be obsoleted and proven incorrect by new lore and story. These notes serve as a disclaimer, and expand on the editors' reasoning for their conclusions.
If you have any proposed changes for the timeline, please leave a comment and cite your evidence.
==The Old World==
All events take place at an unknown time in the past but allegedly predate Morax's birth, which was over 6,000 years ago.
===The Seven Sovereigns===
* Dragons and Vishaps are the dominant species, led by the Seven Sovereigns and the Dragon King Nibelung.
* All elemental beings come from the Light Realm, also known as the Vishap Realm.
* Each of the Seven Sovereigns holds one of the seven elemental Authorities, and they are the strongest dragon of their respective element. The world is divided among them, and their respective land is attuned to their elemental affinity.
** Apep holds the elemental authority. She resides in Sumeru, where she rules the land and nurtures some of the most ancient and primordial beings, known simply as Dendro Lifeforms
** Neuvillette, the Hydro Dragon, holds the elemental authority, presides over the Primordial Sea, and could be considered the original "God of Life," as all life on the planet can trace its origins back to the Primordial Sea. Because of this, it is sometimes referred to as "birthing waters" or "amniotic fluid." Life within the Primordial Sea was a collective rather than made up of individuals.
** Xiuhcoatl, who rules over Natlan, holds the elemental authority and wields the powers of light, heat, and wisdom. According to the legends, he transformed one of his eyes into a "conduit of supreme authority through which all flames might be governed".
===Eternal Throne of the Heavens===
* The Heavenly Principles (also known as the Primordial One, or the "eternal throne of the heavens") descends on this world and takes a portion of the Seven Sovereigns' elemental Authorities for itself. It creates the Four Shades, four shining shades of itself, to help fight the Seven Sovereigns.
** Phanes, a candidate for the identity of the Heavenly Principles, arose from an "egg" as an androgynous figure. The eggshell had to be broken for the world to be created; however, it used the eggshell to split the "universe" from the "microcosm of the world." It then came to the world as its true lord and claimed the heavens as its eternal throne.
** Istaroth, the ruler of time and wind, is likely one of the four shades.
** Ronova, the ruler of death, is one of the four shades
* 40 years after the Heavenly Principles appears — The Heavenly Principles and its shades emerge victorious over the Seven Sovereigns, and the world falls under the control of the heavens while the Sovereigns' subjects escape to the oceans. The Heavenly Principles begins creating heaven and earth for the sake of humanity and its creations soon after.
** This leads to the existence of the Human Realm created by the Heavenly Principles.
* Gnostic Chorus Story — At some point, a kingdom is established in the heavens with a king and two heirs. The first heir is tasked with finding the Genesis Pearl from the Kingdom of Darkness, but she is deceived, and her memory is changed to make her believe she was the queen of the Kingdom of Darkness. The second heir is sent out for the same task, and it is unknown whether he succeeded.
** This story is framed as an allegory for the Traveler's story, with the Traveler as the second heir and the Traveler's Sibling as the first heir. While it is not necessarily a retelling of historical events, it may suggest a relationship between the twins and Celestia.
==The First Era==
The term "first era" is derived from The History of the Decline and Fall of Remuria.
* 400 years after the Heavenly Principles appeared — The Heavenly Principles finished preparing the world for humanity's arrival. It and one of its shades create all animal life, and humanity creates a covenant with the Heavenly Principles. The Heavenly Principles creates a "sacred plan" for humanity, an era referred to as the "Ark's Opening." Humanity tends to the land, which flourishes, leading to a period known to the Enkanomiyans as the "Year of Jubilee."
** The Prayer artifact sets — Prayers to Springtime, Prayers for Illumination, Prayers for Destiny, and Prayers for Wisdom — describe a time when the earth was once covered by raw elements — unending ice, flames, lightning and water. Envoys of the gods made the earth more hospitable for humanity and dwelled among them, while humans could communicate with Celestia directly. The white Irminsul trees, connected to the ley lines in the earth, held great importance in the religious rituals of these ancient civilizations.
** Life during this era is described as one of abundance and seemingly endless prosperity, and divine envoys with direct connections to Celestia dwelled among humanity. The Four Shades are among the divine envoys.
** Once upon a time, the people of the land could hear revelations from Celestia directly. The envoys of the gods walked among benighted humanity then. In those days, life was weak, and the earth was blanketed in unending ice. The eternal ice had just begun to thaw, and the first fires were still new. [...] the ancient flames were extinguished amidst the first falling rains. [...] the waters ran dry as thunder first pierced the skies.
* The nature of the world Celestia created was cyclical; humanity would thrive and prosper under Celestia's blessings before coming to an end, and then the earth would be renewed, and the cycle would begin again. However, humanity was not meant to know this, so the heavenly envoys remained silent when people questioned how long their prosperity would last.
** To receive answers from Celestia, the people appointed chief priests who, wearing a crown made of Irminsul branches, would head to the depths of the world to attain enlightenment.
* Eventually, humanity grew prideful and ambitious and challenged the gods' authority. They sought to take the heavens for themselves and control their destinies, which angered Celestia and the heavenly envoys.
===The Moon Sisters and the Seelie===
The events in this section run concurrently with those detailed above, although their exact placement in the timeline is unclear.
* There were three moons, who were sisters named Aria, Sonnet and Canon. They dwelled in the Lunar Palace, changing places three times a month to ride around the heavens in a silver carriage.The English localization of Moonlit Bamboo Forest (III) states that disaster would befall the world if the three sisters failed to switch places in time. This is a major misinterpretation of the original Chinese text, which says that they continued switching places up until the great disaster descended. (See Moonlit Bamboo Forest § Notes for details.)
** Around this time existed the Angels (who would eventually turn into the Seelie), a race with beautiful, humanoid forms and great wisdom. They dwelled across the world and were tasked with guiding humanity. They built a large and prosperous civilization across the world and erected large palaces.Archon Quest, Chapter V, Act IV - The Rainbow Destined to Burn, Part 1: Beneath the Secret SourceIn the original Chinese text for A Drunkard's Tale (III), the sentence "This wasteland is said to be a land beyond the dominion of the deities, inhabited only by [...] fallen gods, where the former palaces of the Seelie now stand empty" refers to The Seven when it uses juxtaposed against the term a term which, at the time the book was released in-game, only referred to gods who lived before the end of the Archon War. It can thus be assumed that the Seelie civilization — and, by extension, primordial human civilization — spanned the entire world and not just the surface-level continent of Teyvat that The Seven now rule over.
===Liyue===
===Inazuma===
===Fontaine===
==The Great War==
The term "great war" is derived from Neuvillette's Vision Character Story, which refers to a "great war of vengeance" which badly wounded the Heavenly Principles.
* After his initial defeat when the Heavenly Principles descended, the Dragon King Nibelung continues searching for a way to turn the tides. He eventually discovers the otherworldly power of forbidden knowledge and brings it to this world.
** Individuals may also have entered Teyvat alongside forbidden knowledge. "Invaders" descend from "beyond the firmament," wreaking havoc across the land and spreading diseases. The Seelie waged war against them, but the forbidden knowledge they held allowed them to break the "shackles to the land."
* The arrival of the Second Who Came, or the second throne of the heavens, causes war to break out between the Heavenly Principles and the Second Who Came, which results in the destruction of the heavens and earth.
** Enkanomiya falls into the ocean during the disaster and is severed from the surface world.
** After the war — The Heavenly Principles emerges victorious and forbids knowledge of the history that predated this war.
* <6000 years ago (while Morax was young), — The Angel civilization comes to an abrupt end after a Angel ancestor falls in love with a certain traveler from afar, possibly as a result of the curse laid upon them that would rob them of their intelligence and strength if they fall in love with humans.
**Thirty days after they pledge their union in the Lunar Palace, disaster befalls the world and the two attempted to flee from the catastrophe. The calamity caught up to them, however, and they were punished with eternal separation and a curse that robbed them of their memories.
** The moon sisters Aria, Sonnet and Canon witness the disaster that befell the Seelie ancestor and the traveler from afar and mourn their fate. For unknown reasons, their silver carriage is "overturned" while the "hall of stars" is destroyed. The three sisters eventually turn on and kill each other as well. One of their corpses now remains as the sole moon.
** The wolves in Teyvat have a connection to the moon sisters and mourn their fate.
** The lost civilization that created the Spiral Abyss has heavy connections to the moon and the Moon Sisters.
** The Solar Chariot falls to the west of what is now Dunyu Ruins, creating The Chasm. This prosperous mining area would sustain the Dunyu area for thousands of years, up until the cataclysm 500 years ago. The tribespeople in the area repair it and eventually it returns to the sky.
*** In alternate versions of the tale, the Solar Chariot is not a literal chariot, but is instead a star which fell into the area now known as The Chasm and returned to the heavens of its own accord during the Archon War.
* Following the calamity, the heartbroken Angels withered away in their grief, turning into the small spirit-like Seelie that are seen today. Cursed to forget their pasts, they pursue the memories they have left by guiding travelers to their old dwelling places, the Seelie Courts.
** The Seelie Courts in Enkanomiya are notably in better condition than those in Teyvat, which may suggest that the Seelie civilization came to an end around the same time that Enkanomiya fell into the ocean, and thus their courts have been exposed to fewer weather conditions than they would in Teyvat.
** Not all Seelie withered away into their tiny spirit-like forms; a few managed to retain their humanoid forms. After the fall of the Seelie, a certain wolf-king (possibly Boreas) would meet one of its remnants who had not yet withered away, and befriended her. It is possible she is the "ancient god" from whom Boreas gained his god-like power.
** A survivor of the Seelie race, heavily implied to be Nabu Malikata, went on to befriend Greater Lord Rukkhadevata and King Deshret.
** The divine nails are cast
** After the war ― The victor of the war — ostensibly the Primordial One — became known as the Heavenly Principles and forbade knowledge of the history that predated this war.
*** When the people of Enkanomiya attempt to return to the surface a year after building the Dainichi Mikoshi, they are unable to find a way out. They believe this "power of prohibition" to be the work of the Primordial One and conclude that the Primordial One emerged victorious over the Second Who Came.
===Sal Vindagnyr (Dragonspine)===
===Liyue===
===Tsurumi Island===
===Enkanomiya===
===Sumeru===
===Fontaine===
===Khaenri'ah===
===Currently Unknown Regions of Teyvat===
* ? years ago — The Beast of Thunder enslaved a group of people with lightning and wreaked havoc on the land. The Thundersoother, whose family was killed in some sort of sacrifice, went to the cave of the Beast of Thunder, which was either near or in a volcano. He fought and beheaded the Beast of Thunder, and received a crown for his accomplishment, but spent his final days in solitude.
* ? years ago — The Berserker's homeland was consumed by flame during a war between gods and mortals. Seemingly the only survivor and a powerful warrior, the Berserker's iron mask was burned onto his face when his homeland fell and he went insane from the desire for revenge against Celestia. He went on a rampage, fighting humans, monsters and gods alike over time. At one point he even apparently fought a single giant monster for several years before killing it. However, it seems he eventually died, either in battle or after defeating whatever his last enemy was.
==The Interim Period==
While not formally established as its own period in time, Liyue lore indicates there was a stretch of peacetime between the Great War and the Archon War. 
===Mondstadt===
====Old Mondstadt====
===Liyue===
====Guili Assembly====
====Lisha Civilizations====
====Chenyu Vale====
====Other Regions of Liyue====
===Inazuma===
===Sumeru===
===Fontaine===
==The Archon War (?–2000 years ago)==
Note: The term "Archon War" is a catch-all term for the various, scattered conflicts across Teyvat to determine who would become one of The Seven, which arose as a result of the creation of the Gnoses. Due to the timeline's ambiguity, this section also includes events after the divine nails were cast down.
* ? years ago — Seven divine seats in Celestia open up, causing the gods to become embroiled in a bitter struggle for supremacy.
** Many gods fought for the sake of their ideals for a prosperous humanity. "That which lurks within and animates this relic are the divine remains of lamenting gods. They are unrealized ideals, designs for a prosperous humanity that could never be."
** During the Archon War, the infighting amongst gods was but one cause of conflict in Teyvat; other creatures and entities also sought to expand their domains, taking advantage of the chaos to encroach on the continent.
*** In Liyue, legends of sea monsters are commonplace due to the "other-shore," a region that lies outside of Teyvat. People in ancient times would use the bones of such sea monsters as figureheads on their ships to frighten away the beasts.
===Mondstadt===
====The Age of Kings(?–2600 years ago)====
===Haar Islands (Golden Apple Archipelago)===
===Liyue===
====The Fall of the Guili Assembly====
===Inazuma===
===Sumeru===
====Ay-Khanoum====
====Dharma Forest====
====King Deshret's Civilization====
====Gurabad====
====City-States Era====
===Fontaine===
===Khaenri'ah===
==Post-Archon War==
* 2000 years ago — The Archon War comes to an end as the final divine seat in Celestia is claimed, cementing the positions of The Seven's original members. Defeated gods who refused to live under The Seven's rule fled to islands in the Dark Sea, where they became evil gods.
** After Barbatos pays a visit to Morax — not in need of assistance, but rather to explore the neighboring country — the first iteration of The Seven would often gather in Liyue Harbor.
* 2000–500 years ago — Over the course of 1500 years, the original Cryo, Dendro, Electro, Hydro, and Pyro Archons pass away, leaving only Barbatos and Morax as the remnants of the original Seven. It is unknown how many times those positions have changed hands, but they have since been replaced by the Tsaritsa, the Lesser Lord Kusanali, Ei, Focalors, and Mavuika, respectively. Of the divine archons, the Lesser Lord Kusanali is the youngest, having been born after the cataclysm 500 years ago.Archon Quest, Chapter I, Act III - A New Star Approaches, Part 3: Solitary Fragrance Mavuika is a human born sometime before the Cataclysm, and reborn more recently (her exact age is unknown). 
** The original Seven's sworn duty to guide humanity is no longer honored by some of the newer Archons.
===Mondstadt===
====Mondstadt's Aristocratic Period (2600–1000 years ago)====
=====Early Aristocratic Period (2600–1600 years ago)=====
=====Late Aristocratic Period (1600–1000 years ago)=====
====Mondstadt Reborn (1000–500 years ago)====
===Liyue===
===Inazuma===
===Fontaine===
===Natlan===
===Golden Apple Archipelago===
==Pre-Cataclysm (>500 years ago)==
===Mondstadt===
===Liyue===
===Inazuma===
===Fontaine===
===Khaenri'ah===
==The Cataclysm (500 years ago)==
* Monsters from the Abyss invade the aboveground world of Teyvat, causing widespread devastation.
** The people of Teyvat attribute the creation of these monsters to a "great sinner," Gold, also known as Albedo's master and mother Rhinedottir. Her creations, the Alfisol were the advance guard for the monsters from the Abyss
* The Kingdom of Khaenri'ah is destroyed by the Heavenly Principles, causing the fall of the Eclipse Dynasty and the entire civilization. Khaenri'ah's destruction causes a devastating ripple effect.
** The Seven become involved in Khaenri'ah after the Abyss' invasion of Teyvat.In both Character Teaser - "Raiden Shogun: Nightmare" and Story Teaser: Promise of a People's Dream, which depict other events in chronological order, the Kitsune Saiguu's death during the Abyss' attack is depicted before Makoto's death in what appears to be Khaenri'ah. From this, it can be assumed that the Abyss attacked Teyvat before The Seven were involved in Khaenri'ah. However, this does not exclude the possibility that the gods in Celestia attacked Khaenri'ah first.
* Aether and Lumine fall to Teyvat while traveling between different worlds after their home world was destroyed. They crash-land and fall unconscious from their "meteorite" impact.
** The Traveler's sibling wakes up first and learned more about Teyvat. The sibling witnesses the cataclysm and the Gods destroying Khaenri'ah. They rush back to their impact-point and wake up The Traveler, showing them the destruction that's being wrought in Khaenri'ah.
*** Due to the Traveler's sibling's journey with Dainsleif taking place after the cataclysm, it is presumed that the sibling here has only briefly explored Teyvat before encountering the cataclysm.
** Before meeting the Unknown God, Lumine twines an Inteyvat in her hair.
*** If Aether is chosen as the Traveler, it is implied Lumine picked the flowers from Khaenri'ah herself. If Lumine is chosen as the Traveler, it is implied Aether gifted them to her after returning from Khaenri'ah to wake her.
** The twins attempt to leave immediately, only to be stopped by the Unknown God. The twins battle against the Unknown God in last-resort attempt to leave, spawning wings and custom swords. The twins lose the fight, with the Unknown God trapping the Traveler's sibling first within a cube, and then the Traveler after they attempt to free their sibling. The Traveler falls asleep within the cubes once again for the next 500 years.
===Mondstadt===
===Liyue===
===Inazuma===
===Sumeru===
====Girdle of the Sands====
===Fontaine===
===Natlan===
===Khaenri'ah===
==Post-Cataclysm (500–100 years ago)==
* The amount and activity of hilichurls in Teyvat drastically increases, suggesting some of them may have been Khaenri'ahn denizens who were transformed into hilichurls as punishment for the cataclysm.
* <500 years ago — The Traveler's sibling wakes up first (again) after being trapped by the Unknown God.
** The sibling spends some time traveling with Dainsleif, until they met Eide (real name Chlothar Alberich) in Sumeru, where he tried to cure his now-turned-to-hilichurl illegitimate son named Caribert.
** After witnessing the miracle granted by a strange being (who called itself a "sinner"), Chlothar declares the founding of Abyss Order.
** Not long after the founding of Abyss Order, the sibling parts ways with Dainsleif due to "finding the truth about this world."
** 100 years after Abyss Order was founded, the Traveler's Sibling assumes leadership of the Abyss Order.
*After the cataclysm, September 13 — Rhinedottir creates Albedo. He is born after the destruction of Khaenri'ah and has never seen the nation firsthand.
===Mondstadt===
===Liyue===
===Inazuma===
===Sumeru===
===Fontaine===
===Snezhnaya===
* The Tsaritsa cuts all ties with Barbatos following the Cataclysm.
*? years ago — Pierro becomes the first of the Eleven Fatui Harbingers.
===Khaenri'ah===
==Recent Past (<100 years ago)==
Note: The bullets below are arranged in order of relative reverse chronological order, estimated based on characters' apparent ages.
===Mondstadt===
===Liyue===
===Inazuma===
===Sumeru===
===Fontaine===
===Natlan===
===Golden Apple Archipelago===
===Other Nations===
* After running away from home in a fit of boredom, a 14-year-old Ajax (later known as Tartaglia or Childe) falls into the Abyss, where he meets a swordswoman called Skirk. She teaches him how to navigate through the Abyss, trains him to fight, and hones his ability to cause chaos around him. After spending three months there, he returns to Teyvat, where only three days had passed since his disappearance.
** The newfound havoc Ajax left in his wake led his father to hand him over to the Fatui, where his uncanny prowess in battle caught the attention of Pulcinella, the 5th Harbinger. Ajax was officially inducted into the Fatui and worked his way up, until he became the youngest-ever Harbinger to join their ranks.
* The Traveler wakes up after being attacked by the Unknown God, finding the current state of Teyvat unfamiliar. They continue wandering alone for some time until they meet Paimon.
* 2 months ago — The Traveler meets Paimon after saving her from drowning by fishing her out. After teaching the Traveler the common Teyvat language, she suggests that they look for the Seven Archons to see if they have clues about their sibling's whereabouts.
==The Beginning==
*Present — Wanderer's Trail
**Version 1.0
***The Outlander Who Caught the Wind (Prologue: Act I)
***Secret Pirate Treasure (Kaeya's Story Quest: Act I)
***Wind, Courage, and Wings (Amber's Story Quest: Act I)
***For a Tomorrow Without Tears (Prologue: Act II)
***Mondstadt Gastronomy Trip (Xiangling's Story Quest: Act I)
***Troublesome Work (Lisa's Story Quest: Act I)
***Song of the Dragon and Freedom (Prologue: Act III)
***Darknight Hero's Alibi (Diluc's Story Quest: Act I)
***The Meaning of Lupical (Razor's Story Quest: Act I)
***Of the Land Amidst Monoliths (Chapter I: Act I)
***Bookworm Swordsman (Xingqiu's Story Quest: Act I)
***Farewell, Archaic Lord (Chapter I: Act II)
***True Treasure (Klee's Story Quest: Act I)
***Master's Day Off (Jean's Story Quest: Act I)
***Should You Be Trapped in a Windless Land (Venti's Story Quest: Act I)
***Beyond This World's Stars (Mona's Story Quest: Act I)
**Version 1.1
***A New Star Approaches (Chapter I: Act III)
***Mighty Cyclops' Adventure! (Tartaglia's Story Quest: Act I)
***Unreconciled Stars
***Sal Flore (Zhongli's Story Quest: Act I)
**Version 1.2
***Traveler Observation Report (Albedo's Story Quest: Act I)
***The Chalk Prince and the Dragon
***Sea of Clouds, Sea of People (Ganyu's Story Quest: Act I)
**Version 1.3
***Bough Keeper: Dainsleif (Chapter I: Act IV - Prelude)
***Butterfly's Dream (Xiao's Story Quest: Act I)
***Lantern Rite
***Yet the Butterfly Flutters Away (Hu Tao's Story Quest: Act I)
**Version 1.4
***Invitation of Windblume
***We Will Be Reunited (Chapter I: Act IV)
**Version 1.5
***No Mere Stone (Zhongli's Story Quest: Act II)
***Energy Amplifier Initiation
***The Spindrift Shall Never Return to the Sea (Eula's Story Quest: Act I)
**Version 1.6
***Midsummer Island Adventure
***Autumn Winds, Scarlet Leaves (Chapter II: Prologue)
**Version 2.0
***The Immovable God and the Eternal Euthymia (Chapter II: Act I)
***The Whispers of the Crane and the White Rabbit (Kamisato Ayaka's Story Quest: Act I)
***Dreamlike Timelessness (Yoimiya's Story Quest: Act I)
***Stillness, the Sublimation of Shadow (Chapter II: Act II)
***Thunder Sojourn
**Version 2.1
***Omnipresence Over Mortals (Chapter II: Act III)
***Reflections of Mortality (Raiden Shogun's Story Quest: Act I)
***Warriors' Dreams Like Spring Grass Renewing (Sangonomiya Kokomi's Story Quest: Act I)
***Moonlight Merriment
**Version 2.2
***Labyrinth Warriors
**Version 2.3
***Shadows Amidst Snowstorms
***Rise Up, Golden Soul (Arataki Itto's Story Quest: Act I)
**Version 2.4
***The Crane Returns on the Wind (Interlude Chapter: Act I)
***Fleeting Colors in Flight
**Version 2.5
***Transient Dreams (Raiden Shogun's Story Quest: Act II)
*** The Great Narukami Offering (Yae Miko's Story Quest: Act I)
***Three Realms Gateway Offering
**Version 2.6
***Requiem of the Echoing Depths (Chapter II: Act IV)
***The Firmiana Leaf Falls (Kamisato Ayato's Story Quest: Act I)
***Hues of the Violet Garden
**Version 2.7
***Perilous Trail (Interlude Chapter: Act II)
***Calculated Gambit (Yelan's Story Quest: Act I)
**Version 2.8
***A Strange and Friendless Road (Kaedehara Kazuha's Story Quest: Act I)
***Summertime Odyssey
**Version 3.0
***Through Mists of Smoke and Forests Dark (Chapter III: Act I)
***Graven Innocence
***The Morn a Thousand Roses Brings (Chapter III: Act II)
***The Unanswerable Problems (Tighnari's Story Quest: Act I)
**Version 3.1
***Dreams, Emptiness, Deception (Chapter III: Act III)
***King Deshret and the Three Magi (Chapter III: Act IV)
***Sands of Solitude (Cyno's Story Quest: Act I)
***Of Ballads and Brews
*** To the Wise (Nilou's Story Quest: Act I)
**Version 3.2
***Akasha Pulses, the Kalpa Flame Rises (Chapter III: Act V)
***Lingering Warmth (Nahida's Story Quest: Act I)
***Fabulous Fungus Frenzy
**Version 3.3
***Inversion of Genesis (Interlude Chapter: Act III)
***Akitsu Kimodameshi
**Version 3.4
***The Illusions of the Mob (Alhaitham's Story Quest: Act I)
***The Exquisite Night Chimes
**Version 3.5
***Caribert (Chapter III: Act VI)
***Lionsblood (Dehya's Story Quest: Act I)
***Windblume's Breath
**Version 3.6
***Homecoming (Nahida's Story Quest: Act II)
***A Parade of Providence
*** The Heart of Healing (Baizhu's Story Quest: Act I)
**Version 3.7
***Star-Pickers' Passage (Yoimiya's Story Quest: Act II)
***Duel! The Summoners' Summit!
**Version 3.8
***Secret Summer Paradise
**Version 4.0
***Prelude of Blancheur and Noirceur (Chapter IV: Act I)
***As Light Rain Falls Without Reason (Chapter IV: Act II)
***The Forgotten Thief (Lyney's Story Quest: Act I)
***Mega Meka Melee
**Version 4.1
***To the Stars Shining in the Depths (Chapter IV: Act III)
***Cataclysm's Quickening (Chapter IV: Act IV)
***The Remains of the Past Day (Neuvillette's Story Quest: Act I)
***Waterborne Poetry
***Reborn in the Land of Grievances (Wriothesley's Story Quest: Act I)
**Version 4.2
***Masquerade of the Guilty (Chapter IV: Act V)
***The Little Oceanid (Furina's Story Quest: Act I)
***Thelxie's Fantastic Adventures
**Version 4.3
***Braving the Tides Together (Navia's Story Quest: Act I)
***Roses and Muskets
**Version 4.4
***A Thousand Moonlit Miles (Xianyun's Story Quest: Act I)
***Vibrant Harriers Aloft in Spring Breeze
**Version 4.5
***When They Talk About Tonight (Chiori's Story Quest: Act I)
***Alchemical Ascension
**Version 4.6
***When the Hearth-Flame Goes Out (Arlecchino's Story Quest: Act I)
***Iridescent Arataki Rockin' For Life Tour de Force of Awesomeness
***Oathkeeper (Cyno's Story Quest: Act II)
**Version 4.7
***Bedtime Story (Chapter IV: Act VI)
***Silent Night (Clorinde's Story Quest: Act I)
***Mutual Security Enhancing Simulation
***The Warmth of Lies (Sigewinne's Story Quest: Act I)
**Version 4.8
***Summertide Scales and Tales
***Floral Debt, Blood Due (Emilie's Story Quest: Act I)
**Version 5.0
***Flowers Resplendent on the Sun-Scorched Sojourn (Chapter V: Act I)
***Black Stone Under a White Stone (Chapter V: Act II)
***A Prayer for Blessings, Told to Crested Peaks (Children of Echoes' Story Quest - Tribal Chronicles: Act I and II)
***Where the Springs Return (People of the Springs' Story Quest - Tribal Chronicles: Act I, II, and III)
***Traces of Artistry
***Yupanqui's Turnfire (Scions of the Canopy's Story Quest - Tribal Chronicles: Act I, II, and III)
**Version 5.1
***Beyond the Smoke and Mirrors (Chapter V: Act III)
***The Rainbow Destined to Burn (Chapter V: Act IV)
***A Prayer for Blessings, Told to Crested Peaks (Children of Echoes' Story Quest - Tribal Chronicles: Act III)
***Chromatic Ode of Candies and Roses
**Version 5.2
***All Fires Fuel the Flame (Chapter V: Interlude)
***Memories Flowing With Color (Masters of the Night-Wind's Story Quest - Tribal Chronicles: Act I and II)
***Of Fading Flowers and Falling Feathers (Flower-Feather Clan's Story Quest - Tribal Chronicles: Act I, II, and III)
***Iktomi Spiritseeking Scrolls
**Version 5.3
***Incandescent Ode of Resurrection (Chapter V: Act V)
***As the Blazing Sun (Mavuika's Story Quest: Act I)
***The Truth of the Battle of Seven Colors (Masters of the Night-Wind' Story Quest - Tribal Chronicles: Act III)
***Springtime Charms
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