Aether

1. #1Teyvat

   Keys: Teyvat, world, planet

   Teyvat is a vast and ancient world governed by the interplay of elemental forces and divine authority. It is divided into seven major nations, each aligned with one of the Seven Elements—Anemo, Geo, Electro, Dendro, Hydro, Pyro, and Cryo—and ruled by an Archon who serves as the divine protector and patron of that element. These seven Archons, known collectively as The Seven or The Gods of the Seven, hold dominion over their respective nations and grant Visions—mystical objects that allow mortals to channel elemental power.

   At the center of Teyvat’s divine order lies Celestia, a mysterious and distant realm said to reside high above the mortal world. It is believed that the most accomplished individuals may ascend to Celestia, though few know what truly awaits beyond its gates. In contrast, beneath the surface lurks the Abyss, a dark and formless realm associated with corruption, ruin, and forbidden knowledge. These two forces—Celestia and the Abyss—form an unseen duality that shapes the fate of the world from behind veils of silence and deception.

   Each of Teyvat’s seven regions bears distinct geography, culture, and ideology shaped by the influence of its ruling Archon. From Mondstadt’s free-spirited winds under Barbatos, to Liyue’s contract-bound traditions upheld by Morax, each land reflects the philosophies and legacies of its deity. The balance between faith, governance, and mortal ambition varies across regions, creating a complex and shifting political landscape.

   Though ruled by gods, Teyvat’s history is marked by cycles of cataclysm and upheaval. Ancient civilizations such as Khaenri’ah—an advanced, godless nation—once thrived before being destroyed in a divine punishment known only as the Cataclysm. The scars of this conflict still fester in the shadows, and remnants of lost ages stir in secret corners of the world.

   Beneath the surface of worship and tradition lies a world of unanswered questions: the true nature of the Archons, the motives of Celestia, and the secrets buried in the Abyss. To live in Teyvat is to walk a path between reverence and resistance—where even mortals may rise, and gods may fall.

2. #2Mondstadt

   Keys: Mondstadt, City of Freedom

   Mondstadt lies nestled amid lakes, gentle plains, and wind-swept mountains in the northeast of Teyvat. As the nation of Anemo, it is governed not by a monarch but by the ideals of liberty and self-governance. Long ago, the city endured under Decarabian’s icy tyranny until Barbatos, later known to mortals as Venti, answered the people’s prayers, overthrew the Stormlord, and reshaped the land with the power of the Four Winds. Rather than remain as ruler, he entrusted Mondstadt to its citizens and to the Knights of Favonius as their guardians, cementing freedom as both law and spirit. From its open-air concerts beneath the boughs of Windrise to the jubilant Weinlesefest on the rolling hills, Mondstadt’s culture celebrates collective hope and creativity. Four shrines—each dedicated to one of the Four Winds (the Wolf, the Lion, the Falcon, and the Dragon)—stand sentinel across the region, reminding every citizen that their destiny is theirs to forge. Commerce flows across Cider Lake, taverns hum with song, and flight courses carry dandelion seeds on the breeze, symbolizing the promise of fresh beginnings. In recent years, the slumbering dragon Dvalin was corrupted by Abyssal blood and unleashed as “Stormterror,” terrorizing the highlands until the Traveler and Venti restored his true form. Meanwhile, the Fatui’s audacious theft of Barbatos’s Gnosis serves as a somber reminder that celestial power still beckons conquest. Even as the city basks in liberty, the balance between mortal agency and divine intrigue remains precarious.

3. #3Barbatos

   Keys: Barbatos, Anemo Archon

   Barbatos is the current Anemo Archon and one of the original Seven who emerged after the Archon War. Unlike many of his divine peers, Barbatos does not rule his nation directly. Instead, he watches from afar, secretly in the form of a wandering bard named Venti, blending among mortals to experience the world without divine distance.

   Thousands of years ago, Barbatos overthrew the tyrannical ruler Decarabian and liberated the people of Old Mondstadt. He then reshaped the land with winds, creating the open plains and gentle breeze that define Mondstadt today. Barbatos values freedom above all else and believes true strength comes not from control, but from the will of the people.

4. #4Knights of Favonius

   Keys: Knights of Favonius, Knights

   The Knights of Favonius are Mondstadt’s primary governing and protective force. Founded in the aftermath of Mondstadt’s liberation, the Knights act not only as soldiers but also as administrators, diplomats, and stewards of peace. Their Grand Master leads the order, though in his absence, the Acting Grand Master—currently Jean Gunnhildr—holds command.

   The Knights' headquarters is housed within the city’s cathedral-adjacent stronghold. While some view the order as overly formal or bureaucratic, it remains a symbol of justice and integrity for most citizens.

5. #5Dvalin

   Keys: Dvalin, Stormterror

   Dvalin, once one of the Four Winds and a guardian of Mondstadt, was a dragon who fought alongside Barbatos in the liberation of the city. Loyal and noble, Dvalin fell into a deep slumber after centuries of service. Upon awakening, he was poisoned by the Abyss and manipulated into turning against the people he once protected.

   Though known in recent times as “Stormterror,” Dvalin’s fall was not of his own will. With the help of the Traveler and the Knights of Favonius, he was eventually purified, his honor restored.

6. #6The Four Winds

   Keys: Four Winds

   The Four Winds of Mondstadt Mondstadt is spiritually protected by four ancient guardians, known collectively as the Four Winds:

   Dvalin, the Dragon of the East

   Andrius, the Wolf of the North

   The Lion of the South

   The Falcon of the West

   These entities represent Mondstadt’s divine contract with nature and the legacy of those who have watched over its people since the end of the Archon War. Shrines, ruins, and holy sites linked to the Four Winds can be found throughout Mondstadt’s territory.

7. #7Windrise

   Keys: Windrise

   A sacred glade dominated by a monumental oak and ancient stone circle. This site is believed to be where Vennessa ascended to Celestia, earning her the title “Falcon of the West.” Winds seem to whisper messages here—echoes of the Anemo Archon’s power. Barbatos himself often listens to the prayers of mortals from this hallowed ground.

8. #8Wolvendom

   Keys: Wolvendom

   Nestled in Windwail Highland, this forested realm is the home of Andrius (Boreas), the Wolf of the North and one of the Four Winds. Though Andrius is long passed, his spirit guards the land alongside his wolf pack. Its untamed nature inspires awe—and fear—among travelers.

9. #9Stormterror’s Lair

   Keys: Stormterror’s Lair

   Located in the Brightcrown Mountains, these ruins were once the heart of Old Mondstadt under the rule of Decarabian, the Storm Tyrant. After Barbatos’ liberation, the site became a slumbering nest for the corrupted dragon Dvalin—later named “Stormterror.”

10. #10Abyss Order

    Keys: Abyss Order

    Abyss Order traces its origins to the Cataclysm that destroyed the nation of Khaenri’ah five centuries ago. In its wake, survivors cursed with immortality and twisted by Abyssal energy coalesced under the leadership of Chlothar Alberich and, later, the Traveler’s lost sibling—revered as the Prince or Princess of the Abyss. From hidden rifts beneath Teyvat, they marshal Abyss Lectors, Heralds, Mages, Rifthounds, and mechanized Ruin Machines to sow discord among the Seven Nations. Their ultimate aim is twofold: vengeance upon the Archons who wrought Khaenri’ah’s fall and the resurrection of their shattered homeland by weaving new Ley Lines through the Loom of Fate.

11. #11Hilichurls

    Keys: Hilichurls, monsters

    Hilichurls are the scattered remnants of humanity, victims of divine wrath who were cursed into bestial forms. Covered in crude masks and bound into tribes—each led by shamans or the largest Mitachurls and Lawachurls—they have lost almost all memory of their former lives. Yet they retain a rudimentary elemental affinity: Samachurls chant rituals, Berserkers channel Pyro fury, and Lawachurls bear elemental crusts like living talismans. Though feared as monsters, their constant migrations toward the Chasm’s “upside-down” sanctuary reveal a desperate quest for release from the “wilderness” curse that grants them unending, agonizing existence.

12. #12Treasure Hoarders

    Keys: Hoarders, bandits

    Treasure Hoarders are a loosely knit confederation of bandits whose camps sprawl from Mondstadt’s outskirts to Liyue’s gleaming harbors and beyond. Founded by the itinerant Reed Miller and organized into autonomous cells—each marked by raven-wing insignias and face-covering masks—they prey on ruins, crossroads, and unwary travelers. While some seek coin out of poverty, others chase arcane artifacts or lend their blades to the highest bidder, including Fatui agents or Inazuman Nobushi. Their ranks swell and fracture in endless cycles of plunder, debt, and betrayal, with regional lieutenants like Freckle Huang in Liyue and the shadowy “Boss” known only from scattered journals.

13. #13Fatui

    Keys: Fatui

    The Fatui trace their roots to Snezhnaya’s frozen courts, where the Cryo Archon—known to mortals as the Tsaritsa—established them as her eyes and hands beyond her own borders. Outwardly, they present themselves as a diplomatic delegation, bearing the banner of Snezhnaya to negotiate trade pacts and mutual defense treaties among Teyvat’s nations. Beneath this veneer, however, they operate as a far-reaching power network, using every tool from subterfuge to open force to further the Tsaritsa’s designs. At the heart of Fatui command stand the Eleven Harbingers, each charged with leading specialized divisions: some oversee diplomatic missions and espionage cells, others manage laboratories that forge Delusions—artifacts that grant their wielders power at great cost. Beneath the Harbingers’ strategic direction march legions of infantry, agents, and the stark-eyed emissaries of the House of the Hearth, an orphanage rumored to raise children for service as future operatives. Even Snezhnayan merchants abroad answer to Fatui overseers, their debts and loyalties binding local economies to the Archon’s will. Across Mondstadt, Liyue, Inazuma, and beyond, the Fatui foment crises only to offer “solutions” that secure their foothold. They summoned Stormterror to test Mondstadt’s defenses, disrupted Liyue’s harbor through covert sabotage of the Chasm expeditions, and fueled the Vision Hunt Decree in Inazuma by supplying rebel forces with Delusions. Wherever ancient ruins lie buried, Fatui excavators follow, unearthing relics that might reveal the location of other Archons’ Gnoses—those coveted celestial conduits of divine power. Their ultimate goal remains shrouded in Tsaritsa’s own silence, but every maneuver points toward a singular ambition: the collection of all seven Gnosis and, with them, perhaps the power to challenge Celestia itself. Though most Fatui grunts believe they serve the Archon’s benevolent wish for a “better world,” only the Harbingers and the Tsaritsa herself know the true scope of the design they pursue—a design that may burn away the old order or plunge Teyvat into a new era of frozen dominion.

14. #14Slimes

    Keys: Slimes

    Slimes are the most ubiquitous manifestations of Teyvat’s elemental energies, taking on gelatinous forms that fluctuate with surrounding elements—Hydro Slimes blend with water, Pyro Slimes flicker with embers, and so forth. These creatures emerge from unstable ley lines or elemental disruptions, serving as both barometers of local elemental balance and catalysts for ecosystem change. Though individually weak, they travel in swarms and can merge into larger, more dangerous variants when provoked or when elemental concentrations spike. Their constant appearance across every nation marks the ebb and flow of the world’s primal forces.

15. #15Ruin Machines

    Keys: Ruin Machines

    Ruin Machines are ancient automatons left behind by a long-lost civilization, designed as guardians or siege engines of unimaginable power. Variants such as Ruin Guards, Ruin Hunters, and Ruin Drakes lie dormant in ruins, caves, and ley line fractures until awakened by intruders or disturbances in elemental currents. Each model exhibits specialized weaponry—rotating blades, mounted cannons, or electrified coils—along with adaptive combat protocols that track targets and coordinate attacks. Recovery efforts by the Adventurers’ Guild and the Akademiya have cataloged dozens of blueprints, but the true origins and builders of these constructs remain shrouded in mystery.

16. #16Anemo

    Keys: Anemo, wind

    Anemo is the elemental force of wind, ruled by the Anemo Archon Barbatos—also known as Venti—whose domain is Mondstadt. It governs air currents, storms, and the free flow of movement across Teyvat .

    When Anemo touches other elements—Pyro, Hydro, Electro, or Cryo—it calls forth the reaction “Swirl.” This reaction carries elemental energy outward, dispersing flames, frost, shock, or moisture across the battlefield.

17. #17Geo

    Keys: Geo, earth, rock

    Geo is the elemental force of earth, ruled by the Geo Archon Morax—also known as Rex Lapis—whose domain is Liyue. It governs stone, minerals, and the formation of solid structures throughout Teyvat.

    When Geo interacts with other elements—specifically Pyro, Hydro, Electro, or Cryo—it creates the reaction “Crystallize.” This reaction generates a shard of elemental energy that, when picked up, forms a temporary shield based on the triggering element. Each shield absorbs damage of its own element more effectively.

18. #18Electro

    Keys: Electro, electricity, lightning

    Electro is the elemental force of electricity, ruled by the Electro Archon Raiden Ei—also known as the Shogun—whose domain is Inazuma. It governs lightning, electrical charge, and the transmission of energy throughout Teyvat.

    When Electro comes into contact with Pyro, Hydro, Cryo, or Dendro, it triggers one of several distinct elemental reactions. With Pyro, it causes Overloaded, resulting in an explosive burst of Pyro damage. With Hydro, it causes Electro-Charged, dealing periodic Electro damage over time. With Cryo, it triggers Superconduct, which deals Cryo damage in an area and lowers physical resistance. With Dendro, it produces Quicken, which can lead to Aggravate or Spread when followed by further Electro or Dendro application.

19. #19Dendro

    Keys: Dendro, nature

    Dendro is the elemental force of nature, ruled by the Dendro Archon Buer—also known as Lesser Lord Kusanali—whose domain is Sumeru. It governs plant life, growth, and the interaction between flora and elemental energy across Teyvat.

    When Dendro comes into contact with Pyro, Electro, or Hydro, it triggers a series of specialized reactions. With Pyro, it causes Burning, dealing continuous Pyro damage over time. With Electro, it creates Quicken, which can lead to Aggravate (increased Electro damage) or Spread (increased Dendro damage) depending on which element is applied next. With Hydro, it triggers Bloom, producing a Dendro Core that explodes after a short delay, dealing area-of-effect Dendro damage. If Electro is applied to a Dendro Core, it causes Hyperbloom, launching a homing Dendro projectile. If Pyro is applied, it causes Burgeon, producing a stronger explosion with Dendro and Pyro damage.

20. #20Hydro

    Keys: Hydro, aqua, water

    Hydro is the elemental force of water, ruled by the Hydro Archon Focalors—also known as Furina—whose domain is Fontaine. It governs tides, rainfall, and the flow of life-sustaining fluids throughout Teyvat.

    When Hydro comes into contact with other elements, it triggers a variety of reactions. With Pyro, it causes Vaporize, amplifying damage depending on the order of application. With Electro, it triggers Electro-Charged, dealing periodic Electro damage to affected targets. With Cryo, it causes Frozen, immobilizing enemies briefly and enabling further interactions like Shatter. With Dendro, it produces Bloom, forming Dendro Cores that explode or transform based on subsequent elemental input.

21. #21Pyro

    Keys: Pyro, fire

    Pyro is the elemental force of fire, ruled by the Pyro Archon Murata, whose domain is Natlan. It governs heat, combustion, and intense bursts of destructive energy throughout Teyvat.

    When Pyro interacts with other elements, it triggers high-damage reactions. With Hydro, it causes Vaporize, amplifying damage based on the element applied second. With Cryo, it produces Melt, also amplifying damage depending on the reaction order. With Electro, it triggers Overloaded, resulting in an explosive blast of Pyro damage. With Dendro, it causes Burning, dealing continuous Pyro damage over time and igniting nearby grass and vegetation.

22. #22Cryo

    Keys: Cryo, frost, ice

    Cryo is the elemental force of ice, ruled by the Cryo Archon Tsaritsa, whose domain is Snezhnaya. It governs cold, frost, and the slowing or stilling of motion across Teyvat.

    When Cryo interacts with other elements, it produces several distinct reactions. With Pyro, it causes Melt, amplifying damage depending on the order of application. With Hydro, it triggers Frozen, temporarily immobilizing targets in a block of ice. Frozen enemies can be Shattered when struck by heavy attacks. With Electro, it causes Superconduct, dealing area Cryo damage and reducing the target’s physical resistance. With Dendro, Cryo does not currently trigger any known elemental reaction.

23. #23Archon

    Keys: Archon, gods

    An Archon is a god recognized by Celestia as a ruler over one of the seven elements in Teyvat. Each Archon governs a specific region and holds a Gnosis, a divine focus that marks their authority among The Seven. Though Archons vary in origin, personality, and philosophy, they are united by their roles as elemental stewards and overseers of the balance between mortals and the divine. Following the end of the Archon War over two thousand years ago, the current Seven established dominion over the elements of Anemo, Geo, Electro, Dendro, Hydro, Pyro, and Cryo. While some remain active in the governance of their nations, others have withdrawn, leaving their people to rule themselves. Each Archon’s approach to leadership reflects their ideals and their interpretation of their assigned element.

24. #24Mondstadt City

    Keys: Mondstadt City, Mondstadt

    Mondstadt City is the capital and central hub of the Mondstadt region, located on an island in the middle of Cider Lake. Built on the ruins of Old Mondstadt, the city stands as a symbol of liberty, shaped by the ideals of the Anemo Archon, Barbatos. Unlike other nations, Mondstadt is not ruled by its god directly. Barbatos entrusted its governance to the people, leading to the establishment of the Knights of Favonius as its primary administrative and military force.

    The city is structured around a central plaza, overlooked by the Cathedral of Favonius to the north and the headquarters of the Knights to the west. Residential homes, shops, taverns, and guild halls line the stone-paved streets, while windmills and banners flutter in the ever-present breeze. The architecture emphasizes openness and verticality, with elevated walkways, towers, and spires designed to catch and channel the wind.

    Culturally, Mondstadt City is known for its music, festivals, and wine trade. Its most famous celebration, the Windblume Festival, honors freedom and love, while Ludi Harpastum showcases games and public performances. Despite its peaceful surface, the city faces threats from roaming monsters, Abyss Order incursions, and ancient tensions beneath its foundation. Still, its people remain devoted to the principle of self-governance, and the wind that sweeps its rooftops carries the enduring legacy of freedom.

25. #25Springvale

    Keys: Springvale

    Springvale is a peaceful village south of Mondstadt City, nestled between forests and hills. It is known for its game meat and hunting traditions. The people live simple lives, guided by local customs passed down through generations. Though remote, Springvale plays a role in supplying food to the city and is a common stop for adventurers seeking rest or supplies.

26. #26Dadaupa Gorge

    Keys: Dadaupa Gorge

    Dadaupa Gorge lies to the southeast of Mondstadt City, a scarred valley where three Hilichurl tribes constantly battle for dominance: the Meaty Tribe, the Sleeper Tribe, and the Eclipse Tribe. The land is unstable and dangerous, with camps, totems, and war drums echoing through the cliffs. At the center lies the so-called Sword Cemetery, an ancient battlefield marked by elemental seals and forgotten relics.

27. #27Adventurers' Guild

    Keys: Adventurers' Guild, guild

    The Adventurers' Guild is a continent-spanning organization dedicated to supporting exploration, securing dangerous areas, and facilitating commissions on behalf of civilians and local governments. With active branches in every known nation, the Guild provides infrastructure for adventurers of all experience levels—offering field guidance, logistical aid, rewards for discoveries, and a structured ranking system.

    The Guild’s central headquarters is located in Sumeru, where its upper administration manages records, communication, and policy. Local branches operate semi-independently under the same unified structure. Each branch is overseen by a Katheryne, a receptionist who manages registrations, daily commissions, and member services. Though identical in appearance and manner across all cities, Katheryne never leaves her post, leading many to speculate about her true nature.

    Guild operations are organized around the issuance of Commissions—tasks posted by civilians, merchants, researchers, and local authorities. These may range from monster extermination and transport escorts to treasure recovery and artifact retrieval. Adventurers are ranked based on merit and achievements, with higher ranks granting access to more dangerous missions and better rewards.

    While the Guild is not a military force, it works alongside city guards, militias, and knightly orders, often supporting efforts to reclaim dangerous ruins or contain outbreaks of Abyssal or elemental threat. It also maintains cartographic records, gathers local geographic intelligence, and encourages the documentation of rare flora, fauna, and elemental phenomena.

    Membership is open to all capable individuals willing to risk their lives beyond the safety of city walls. As a neutral organization, the Guild remains politically independent from the governance of the Archons, serving as a stabilizing force for adventurers and scholars alike across Teyvat.

28. #28Church of Favonius

    Keys: Church of Favonius

    The religious institution of Mondstadt, the Church of Favonius serves as the center of spiritual life within the region. Although Barbatos is not worshipped as a formal deity, the Church maintains ceremonies, preserves sacred relics, and provides healing and sanctuary to those in need. The Cathedral, located at the northern end of the city, houses important figures such as Sister Rosaria and Barbara, the Deaconess of the Church. While less politically active than the Knights, the Church supports the city through both spiritual guidance and charitable work.

29. #29Good Hunter

    Keys: Good Hunter

    Good Hunter is Mondstadt’s most prominent restaurant and eatery, serving knights, adventurers, and travelers alike. Managed by Sara, it’s a central gathering place within the city and often used informally by Knights and Guild members for meetings or rest. It serves as part of the social infrastructure supporting the city’s active population.

30. #30Angel’s Share

    Keys: Angel’s Share

    A well-known tavern and wine cellar located beneath Mondstadt, Angel’s Share is owned by Diluc Ragnvindr and operated by Charles. The establishment is a cultural landmark tied to Mondstadt’s long tradition of wine-making and is frequented by a wide range of citizens and foreign guests. Though outwardly apolitical, Angel’s Share has indirect connections to deeper affairs through Diluc’s past with the Knights and his current role as an independent force.

31. #31Dawn Winery

    Keys: Dawn Winery, Mondstadt Winery

    Dawn Winery is the largest wine-producing estate in Mondstadt and one of the most influential privately held properties in the region. Located to the southwest of Mondstadt City, near Springvale, the estate lies at the heart of Mondstadt’s fertile vineyard country. It is the ancestral home of the Ragnvindr family, whose winemaking legacy stretches back generations. The winery’s vast vineyards, deep cellars, and refined techniques have made Mondstadt’s dandelion wine famous throughout Teyvat.

    The estate is currently owned and managed by Diluc Ragnvindr, a former Cavalry Captain of the Knights of Favonius. After severing ties with the Knights following the death of his father, Crepus, Diluc withdrew from public affairs and took over the family business. Under his management, Dawn Winery maintains its prominence not only as a center of commerce but also as a discreet base of operations for Diluc’s independent efforts to combat internal threats to Mondstadt, including Abyssal influence and underworld activity.

    Though it remains open for trade and distribution, the estate is heavily guarded and largely closed to casual visitors. The staff, led by the loyal house steward Adelinde and the butler Elzer, ensures that the property is maintained with strict discipline. Shipments from Dawn Winery are delivered throughout Teyvat, and its product is featured prominently in establishments like Angel’s Share in Mondstadt City.

32. #32Jean

    Keys: Jean Gunnhildr, Jean

    Jean is the Acting Grand Master of the Knights of Favonius, serving as Mondstadt’s de facto leader in both civil and military matters. A descendant of the prestigious Gunnhildr Clan, Jean embodies duty and discipline, often working herself to exhaustion to uphold the peace and freedom of the city. She trained under Grand Master Varka and is respected across Mondstadt for her decisiveness, integrity, and unwavering commitment to protecting its people.

33. #33Venti

    Keys: Venti, Tone-Deaf Bard

    Venti is the mortal guise of Barbatos, the Anemo Archon and one of the original Seven. Appearing as a young, carefree bard who plays the lyre and sings in taverns (as well as enjoying drinks in them), Venti is rarely recognized for his true identity. Though he once overthrew the tyrant Decarabian and freed Mondstadt, he has since chosen to walk among mortals anonymously, believing the people should govern themselves. He rarely intervenes in direct affairs, preferring to inspire rather than command.

34. #34Diluc

    Keys: Diluc Ragnvindr, Diluc

    Diluc is the owner of Dawn Winery and one of the wealthiest individuals in Mondstadt. A former Cavalry Captain of the Knights of Favonius, he left the order after the mysterious death of his father, Crepus. Disillusioned with the Knights' leadership, Diluc now acts independently to fight threats to Mondstadt from the shadows, particularly Abyss activity. Though stern and reserved, he remains loyal to the ideals of justice and order.

35. #35Kaeya

    Keys: Kaeya Alberich, Kaeya

    Kaeya serves as the Cavalry Captain of the Knights of Favonius. Charismatic, sharp-tongued, and often enigmatic, he is well-liked by citizens but keeps many secrets—most notably regarding his origins. Born in Khaenri’ah and left in Mondstadt by his father as a spy, Kaeya now serves the Knights. Despite his carefree demeanor, he is deeply strategic and operates with precise calculation.

36. #36Lisa

    Keys: Lisa Minci, Lisa

    Lisa is the Head Librarian of the Knights of Favonius and a powerful Electro wielder. Once a top graduate of Sumeru Akademiya, she chose a peaceful life in Mondstadt over further scholarly ambition. She oversees the Knight’s archives with grace and wit, and while she appears laid-back (often calling travelers "Cutie"), she is sharp-minded and keeps close watch on magical disturbances and ancient texts of interest.

37. #37Eula

    Keys: Eula Lawrence, Eula

    Eula is the Spindrift Knight and Captain of the Reconnaissance Company. A member of the fallen Lawrence Clan, she is both feared and misunderstood by many citizens due to her noble bloodline (leading her to often drink alone in the Angel's Share). Eula openly despises her ancestors’ cruelty and serves the Knights to restore her family’s name. Cold and formal on the surface, she is deeply principled and highly skilled in combat.

38. #38Amber

    Keys: Amber, Outrider

    Amber is the last remaining Outrider of the Knights of Favonius. Energetic and optimistic, she assists travelers and patrols the wilderness surrounding Mondstadt. Known for her skill with the glider and her loyal Baron Bunny decoy, Amber often serves as the first point of contact for newcomers to the region. Though sometimes underestimated, she is courageous and dependable.

39. #39Bennet

    Keys: Bennet

    Bennett is the leader—and only regular member—of “Benny’s Adventure Team,” a small group under the Adventurers’ Guild. Known for his extreme bad luck, he nonetheless remains cheerful and determined. Raised in the Guild by older adventurers, Bennett continues to take on dangerous commissions with unshakable resolve, always hoping for a breakthrough.

40. #40Barbara

    Keys: Barbara Pegg, Barbara, Mondstadt's Idol

    Barbara is the Deaconess of the Church of Favonius and a gifted Hydro healer. She is also the younger sister of Jean, though the two differ greatly in temperament. Beloved by citizens for her music and kindness, Barbara spreads hope through both spiritual guidance and physical healing. Her idol persona is widely admired, especially by Mondstadt’s youth.

41. #41Razor

    Keys: Razor

    Razor is a boy raised by wolves in the forests of Wolvendom. Though originally feared as a beast, he has since learned to communicate with humans, aided by Lisa and others. Razor is a skilled Electro wielder and uses his instincts and strength in battle. He remains devoted to his wolf pack and protects Wolvendom from threats.

42. #42Varka

    Keys: Varka

    Varka is the Grand Master of the Knights of Favonius and leader of the expeditionary forces currently stationed abroad. Known for his bold leadership and formidable strength, he personally trained Jean and mentored several current knights. Though absent from Mondstadt at present, Varka’s name carries weight both within the city and across Teyvat. His letters occasionally reach Mondstadt, offering brief updates and personal notes to his subordinates.

43. #43Vennessa

    Keys: Vennessa

    Vennessa was a legendary gladiator of Muratan descent who led the uprising that overthrew the corrupt aristocracy of Old Mondstadt. With the blessing of Barbatos, she founded the Knights of Favonius and brought lasting change to the region. After her deeds, she ascended to Celestia, becoming the Falcon of the West—one of Mondstadt’s Four Winds. Her legacy is honored in Windrise and in knightly tradition.

44. #44Rosaria

    Keys: Rosaria

    Rosaria is a nun of the Church of Favonius, though she rarely conforms to ecclesiastical expectations. Known for her cold demeanor, late hours, and preference for solitude, Rosaria operates more like an enforcer than a cleric. She investigates threats to Mondstadt, particularly those lurking in the shadows. Despite her blunt behavior, she is respected for her effectiveness and loyalty.

45. #45Noelle

    Keys: Noelle

    Noelle is a maid of the Knights of Favonius who aspires to become a full knight. Dutiful, humble, and exceptionally strong, she handles nearly every task within the city with care and determination. Though not formally knighted, her combat skill and selflessness have earned her the admiration of citizens and fellow knights alike.

46. #46Albedo

    Keys: Albedo

    Albedo is the Chief Alchemist of the Knights of Favonius and leads the investigation team at the Knights' camp in Dragonspine. A quiet and analytical figure, he is a synthetic human created by the alchemist Rhinedottir. Albedo studies the nature of life, creation, and the “truth of this world,” often working alone in isolation. His ties to Khaenri’ah are hinted at but unspoken.

47. #47Sucrose

    Keys: Sucrose

    Sucrose is Albedo’s assistant and a bio-alchemist focused on enhancing living forms through alchemical experimentation. Curious and introverted, she is often found collecting samples from the wilds around Mondstadt. Though nervous around strangers, she is deeply dedicated to her research and respects Albedo greatly.

48. #48Mika

    Keys: Mika Schmidt, Mika

    Mika is a young surveyor and front-line cartographer in the Knights of Favonius Reconnaissance Company. Polite, earnest, and soft-spoken, he supports field operations through mapmaking and message delivery. Mika trained under Varka’s command and looks up to both Eula and his older comrades.

49. #49Huffman

    Keys: Huffman

    Huffman is a patrol captain within the Knights of Favonius. Diligent and reliable, he is often seen coordinating city security or aiding in civil duties. He embodies the order’s everyday professionalism and is a trusted figure among the city guard. He is also Mika's older brother.

50. #50Glory

    Keys: Glory

    Glory is a blind, young woman who spends her days near the fountain in Mondstadt City, praying for the return of her lost love. Her gentle nature and perseverance have earned the sympathy and respect of many passersby. Despite her condition, she holds onto hope and lives peacefully in the city.

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