Weapons

**Weapons** in *Aurelia* are equipment that assists the player in fighting to deal more damage.

There are currently five different types of weapons in *Genshin Impact*, and each character is only able to wield one weapon type. Go to each weapon type's page (Bows, Catalysts, Claymores, Polearms, or Swords) for a list of all weapons of that type. Weapons/Table also has a consolidated table for all weapons.

Weapons have level which can be increased with Weapon EXP, which is generated by other weapons or Weapon Enhancement Materials

## Rarity

All weapons have a rarity ranging from 1-star to 5-stars. Weapons with higher rarity/stars have higher scaling on their stats than weapons of lesser rarity but are more difficult to obtain, and also require more Weapon EXP to level up.

* Example: Even if Debate Club (3\* Claymore) and Wolf's Gravestone (5\* Claymore) are both Lv.20. The Debate Club will have only 87 Base ATK and an additional 9.8% Base ATK as a 2nd stat, while the Wolf's Gravestone will have 160 Base ATK and an additional 15.1% Base ATK as a 2nd stat.

## How to Obtain

* 5-star weapons can only be obtained through Wishes in Wanderlust Invocation and the limited time event wish for weapons. You cannot get 5-star weapons from the limited event banner with the featured character.
* 4-star weapons can be obtained from Wishes, bought through Paimon's Bargains, and be crafted via Forging.
	+ On some occasions, they will spawn in the open world, though never in chests. So far, the only such instance is the Snow-Tombed Starsilver.
	+ Some Events have Event Only Weapons that cannot be obtained through any other methods.
	+ The Battle Pass unlocks the BP Bounty reward, which allows the player to choose from one type of each weapon.
	+ Some weapons are sent in the Mail to users of a certain platform. So far, weapons from the Outlander Series are the only instances.
	+ The permanent Event Stellar Reunion awards forgeable 4-star weapons.
	+ The Archon Quest A Long Shot rewards a 4-star weapon, the Favonius Warbow.
	+ The rewards for reaching Adventure Rank 10 at the Adventurers' Guild include a forgeable 4-star weapon, the Prototype Rancour.
* 3-star weapons can be obtained through Wishes and from chests in the open world.
	+ On some occasions, they will also spawn in the open world. So far, the only such instance is the Skyrider Greatsword.
	+ Some Archon Quests of the Prologue Chapter: Act I, The Outlander Who Caught the Wind reward 3-star weapons.
	+ Certain NPCs give 3-star weapons upon following a certain dialogue branch for the first time.
* 2-star and 1-star weapons can be obtained from chests in the open world, purchased from NPC shops, found during Investigation or given by NPCs upon following a certain dialog branch for the first time. 1-star weapons also come bundled with new characters.

## Progression

### Leveling

*Main article: Weapon EXP*
Just like Characters, weapons can gain experience and increase their level by consuming other weapons or Weapon Enhancement Materials.

### Ascensions

Also, like Characters, weapons can be ascended to their next Phase once they reach their current max level up to 6 times (Lv.90). Weapon ascension requires Weapon Ascension Materials.

## Stats

### Secondary Stat

Weapons that have a rarity of 3-stars or higher have a secondary stat that provides the wielder with a bonus that scales with the weapon's level, just like its Base ATK. One of the following secondary stats can be given, depending on the weapon:

* ATK Weapons
* DEF Weapons
* HP Weapons
* CRIT DMG Weapons
* CRIT Rate Weapons
* Elemental Mastery Weapons
* Energy Recharge Weapons
* Physical DMG Bonus Weapons

### Base Attack Scaling

*Main article: Weapons/Base Attack Scaling*
### Secondary Stat Scaling

*Main article: Weapons/Secondary Stat Scaling*
## Passive

Weapons that have a rarity of 3-stars or higher have a passive along with their secondary stat. These passives can range from something simple - buffs like Raven Bow's "Bane of Flame and Water" passive that gives an increase in damage dealt to enemies affected by Hydro or Pyro - to something more complex like The Widsith's "Debut" passive which provides one of 3 random buffs when you switch to the character that has it equipped.

### Refining

Weapon's passive effect can be increased by refining. It will be increased with every rank, up to a maximum of rank 5. Every weapon that has a passive effect can be refined by consuming an identical weapon.

If you have two copies of a refinement rank 2 weapon and refine them together, you will end up with a refinement rank 4 weapon. This holds true for all refinement ranks. However, you cannot exceed refinement rank 5 by doing this. Please note that your enhancement materials will **not** be refunded by doing this, if any were used.

Refining Event Only Weapons will require specific refining material which is only available during the event. (Example: The refinement material for Dodoco Tales was in the Midsummer Island Adventure event shop. Buying all available 4 refinement materials from the shop allows the player to refine their Dodoco Tales to refinement 5.)

## See also

* Weapon Series
* Category:Weapons

## Trivia

* Event Only Weapons have been given with Refinement Materials to reach Refinement Rank 5 in every other Version Event:
	+ File:Weapon Festering Desire.png Festering Desire during Version 1.2's The Chalk Prince and the Dragon event.
	+ File:Weapon Windblume Ode.png Windblume Ode during Version 1.4's Invitation of Windblume event.
	+ File:Weapon Dodoco Tales.png Dodoco Tales during Version 1.6's Midsummer Island Adventure event.
	+ File:Weapon Luxurious Sea-Lord.png Luxurious Sea-Lord during Version 2.1's Moonlight Merriment event.
	+ File:Weapon Cinnabar Spindle.png Cinnabar Spindle during Version 2.3's Shadows Amidst Snowstorms event.

## Change History

Released in **Version 1.0**[Create New History]
## Navigation

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