1. #1Moon Wheel

   Keys: Moon Wheel, Moon Wheels, Three Moon, Three Moons

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   Moon Wheels are Vision-like objects associated with Nod-Krai and the moon. They are "formed from the stuff of the soul" and allow their users to manipulate the elements like Visions, but instead of using regular elemental energy, they use kuuvahki, an ancient, purer form of elemental power. Nod-Krai Moon Wheels look completely identical to Nod-Krai Visions, being an orb-shaped elemental gem on the upper part of a circular frame with a crescent-like small circle and four rhombuses on the lower half.

   Moon Wheels were originally created by the Heavenly Principles and the Three Moon Sisters, and were given to the Moon Goddesses' human followers to allow the Goddesses to communicate with them in rituals. It's likely that Visions were formed from the same principle, with kuuvahki replaced by modern elemental energy.

2. #2Teyvat

   Keys: Teyvat, Human Realm

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   A world and continent in Genshin Impact, Teyvat is split into seven primary nations that correspond to an Element, Archon Quest and Archon, along with several regions such as Nod-Krai, Khaenri'ah and Celestia. The three realms in the world of Teyvat are the elemental Light Realm, the abyssal Void Realm, and the Human Realm created by the Heavenly Principles. They have analogous concepts for their respective powers: the Human Realm's Ley Lines, the Light Realm's elemental currents, and the Void Realm's dark currents. Rather than being distinct locations, the three realms appear to be concurrent facets of the world that can coexist in the same space, although an area may be dominated by one realm's power while other areas keep the three realms' influence in balance.

3. #3Seven Sovereigns

   Keys: Seven Sovereigns, elemental authority, Apep, Dragon King, Nibelung

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   The Seven Sovereigns are the seven strongest elemental dragons of their respective element, and the strongest type of elemental lifeform. The original Seven Sovereigns ruled the old world and held the seven elemental Authorities, but lost both their status and authorities when the Heavenly Principles came to Teyvat and created a new order over the world. The Sovereigns' stolen elemental Authorities were eventually given to the Archons', now bounded to them and their divine thrones. As a result, the living Sovereigns cannot utilize their full abilities and powers unless their corresponding Archon dies and returns their Authority to them.

4. #4Archon War

   Keys: Archon War

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   A period of time in which gods fought. The start date is unknown, but the end date was 2000 years ago. The outcome was the crowning of the original seven Archons. They established the seven nations, determining their method of governance through their ideals and shaping their nations using their elemental powers.

5. #5The Seven Archons

   Keys: Barbatos, Buer, Mavuika, Archon, Archons, Morax, Beelzebul, Focalors, Tsaritsa, The Seven

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   Archons are the seven gods of Teyvat, who each rules over one of the seven nations, established after they or their predecessors emerged as the victors of the Archon War 2,000 years ago. Each Archon is associated with an element and an ideal, by which they formed their territories' environment and determined their method of governance over their regions. Each Archon possesses a magic focus called a Gnosis, which allows them to resonate directly with Celestia. By comparison, Visions are "primitive" — though a Gnosis's capabilities and purpose, beyond acting as a symbol of an Archon's status, remain unknown. Each Archon is bound to a Divine Throne, which is composed of the elemental Authority of one of the Seven Sovereigns, and which grants them authority over the corresponding element.

6. #6Heavenly Principles

   Keys: Primordial One, Sustainer of Heavenly Principles, Heavenly Principles, Phanes

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   The Heavenly Principles, also known as the Primordial One or Phanes, is a creator god and Descender who rules Teyvat from Celestia. They arrived from another world, defeated the ancient dragon sovereigns, reshaped the planet, and created humanity. After winning a great war against the Dragon King, the wounded Heavenly Principles created the Gnoses and initiated the Archon War, appointing the Seven Archons to govern in their stead. They personally intervened to stop the Cataclysm 500 years ago but have remained asleep since. Their current dormancy has prompted the Abyss Order and Fatui to seek their overthrow.

7. #7Four Shades

   Keys: Ruler of Time, Ruler of Space, Naberius, Asmoday, Ronova, Istaroth, Four Shades

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   The Four Shades are four gods who serve directly as envoys or emissaries under the Heavenly Principles, including: Naberius - Ruler of Life (fused with Rhinedottir), Ronova - Ruler of Death, Istaroth - Ruler of Time, and Asmoday - Ruler of Space. They were created by the Heavenly Principles after they descended to Teyvat and battled against the Seven Sovereigns. They are implied to be more powerful than the Seven Archons. They do not like to be mentioned by name by any living being, even including by The Seven, and instead prefer to remain in the shadows as Shades. They reside in Celestia, where they periodically hold meetings of which every member has attended without fail except for Asmoday, who has been missing since the events of the Cataclysm 500 years ago.

8. #8Naberius

   Keys: Naberius, Heart of Naberius, Ruler of Life

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   Naberius (or Maadteraahka) is the Ruler of Life, one of the Four Shades created by the Heavenly Principles to serve as divine emissaries. As the Shade governing life, she helped the Primordial One create animals, plants, and humanity itself, and was involved in creating Egeria, the original Hydro Archon. After the war against the Seven Sovereigns, Naberius's heart was discovered by the alchemist Rhinedottir (also known as Gold) in a dungeon. Rhinedottir subsequently merged with the Heart of Naberius, fusing with the Ruler of Life and assuming her authority over the domain of life. As a result, Naberius now exists as one with Rhinedottir, granting the alchemist the powers of a Shade. Originally, she appeared as a tall woman with long white hair in a jellyfish cut, which faded to blue with circuit patterns. Her distinctive golden eyes had chromosome-shaped pupils. She wore an off-shoulder white dress and blue gloves, both featuring intricate circuit designs.

9. #9Ronova

   Keys: Ronova, Ruler of Death, Tuonetar

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   Ronova (or Tuonetar) is the Ruler of Death, one of the Four Shades created by the Heavenly Principles. She governs the laws of death in Teyvat and possesses the ability to freely define the form of death or grant immortality. Ronova played a crucial role in establishing Natlan's rules and guiding the creation of the Night Kingdom to stand against the Abyss. The first Pyro Archon, Xbalanque, negotiated with Ronova and borrowed her power through the Divine Throne to establish the framework for Natlan's natives to become Pyro Archons. After overstepping her authority by aiding Natlan and the Night Kingdom—acts motivated by love and reparation—she was censured by the Heavenly Principles. This led her to become indifferent and withdrawn. She is also responsible for the curse of immortality placed on pure-blooded Khaenri'ahns following the Cataclysm 500 years ago, a punishment triggered by the Five Sinners' embrace of Abyssal power. Among the Shades, Ronova has been described as expressing displeasure when her authority was overstepped. Ronova is a tall, pale woman with long white hair, golden eyes featuring flower-shaped pupils, and dark red wings. She typically observes Teyvat through a crimson rift in the sky, from which six manifest eyes gaze upon the world.

10. #10Istaroth

    Keys: Thousand Winds of Time, Tokoyo Ookami, Ruler of Time, Kairos, God of Moments, Istaroth

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    Istaroth, also called the Ruler of Time, Kairos and Tokoyo Ookami in Enkanomiya, and Laimelea to the Frostmoon Scions, is one of the Four Shades created by the Heavenly Principles. She governs the flow of time and is associated with the power of the wind. Istaroth was once worshipped in Mondstadt, Enkanomiya, and Nod-Krai long before the rise of The Seven; her legacy in Mondstadt is preserved in locations like the Thousand Winds Temple. When Enkanomiya fell into the depths, she was the only divine being who did not forsake its people, teaching them how to create the artificial sun Dainichi Mikoshi. The people of Enkanomiya saw her as their sole remaining protector after sinking beneath the ocean, but her veneration faded after Orobashi's arrival. Istaroth is heavily implied to have assisted Raiden Makoto in manipulating time to allow Ei to plant the Sacred Sakura seed that later protected Inazuma. She is connected to Venti, who was born from the "branches of Time." Unlike the other Shades, knowledge of Istaroth has largely faded from memory across Teyvat and her worship has since been forgotten. She bears titles such as the God of Moments and "the thousand winds of time." She is a tall woman with pale skin, long white hair, and distinctive golden, clock-like irises. She wears an ornate white dress and is accompanied by floating golden rings with clock-like decorations.

11. #11Asmoday

    Keys: Asmoday, Sustainer of Heavenly Principles, Unknown God, Ruler of Space

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    Asmoday, also called the Ruler of Space, Unknown God, and the Sustainer of Heavenly Principles, is one of the Four Shades and a major antagonist in Genshin Impact. Her primary role is to enforce the Heavenly Principles' divine laws governing Teyvat. She is famously encountered at the game's opening, where she intercepts the Traveler twins as they attempt to leave Teyvat, separating them and sealing the protagonist's powers. She was also reportedly responsible for the destruction of Khaenri'ah 500 years ago as retribution against humanity's "arrogation." Asmoday's power over space manifests in the cube-like patterns associated with her and her ability to control borders. Unlike the other Shades who periodically hold meetings in Celestia, Asmoday has been missing since the events of the Cataclysm, prompting speculation about her current whereabouts and allegiance.

    Asmoday is one of the Four Shades of the Heavenly Principles and the Ruler of Space. Created when the Heavenly Principles arrived in Teyvat, she helped defeat the Seven Sovereigns.

    Five hundred years ago, she intercepted the Traveler and their sibling as they tried to flee Teyvat during the Cataclysm. Identifying herself as the "sustainer of heavenly principles," she attacked and imprisoned them both in dark red cubes. The Traveler awoke centuries later with sealed powers, while their sibling had escaped earlier and eventually led the Abyss Order.

    Currently, Asmoday's whereabouts are unknown, leading to speculation among the other Shades that she may have defected. Recent events suggest she may still be observing the Traveler's journey.

12. #12Celestial Nail

    Keys: Skyfrost Nail, Divine Nail, Celestial Nail

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    The Celestial Nails—also referred to with a variety of terms such as divine nails, needles, pillars, and spikes—are large objects resembling broken crystalline pillars found scattered in ancient ruins across Teyvat. These nails contain immense power and are capable of affecting the Ley Lines in the areas where they are located. According to various legends, they were cast down by the heavens to heal the land following the great war of vengeance, but they also devastated the mortal realm.

13. #13Celestia

    Keys: Celestia

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    Celestia is a floating island in the sky where the gods are said to reside. Precisely, it is located directly above Mt. Mingyuan. It is currently controlled by the Heavenly Principles, although they have been silent since the cataclysm 500 years ago. The people of Teyvat believe that mortals chosen to ascend to godhood will join the pantheon in Celestia. All Vision wielders are "allogenes" who have the potential to reach godhood.

14. #14God

    Keys: gods, god, goddess

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    Gods are mighty beings from the Human Realm with great control over elemental energy and whose lifespans are typically much longer than that of mortals. Most of Teyvat's gods are beholden to Celestia, although several gods have displayed wariness or even resentment towards the heavenly citadel. Before the Archon War, many gods roamed the continent of Teyvat. After the Heavenly Principles had their functions ruined during the great war of vengeance, efforts were made to establish a new world order; seven divine seats opened up in Celestia, causing the continent to descend into a protracted series of conflicts that ended 2000 years ago. Over the course of the war, most gods were slain or sealed until only seven victors remained; each victor became their respective element's Archon and ruler of one of the seven nations.

15. #15Gnosis

    Keys: Gnoses, Gnosis

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    A Gnosis, plural Gnoses, is an item used by The Seven to directly resonate with Celestia, and is proof of an Archon's status as one of The Seven. They take on the appearance of chess pieces. It is implied that the Gnoses were rewarded to the gods who emerged victorious from the Archon War. The Heavenly Principles and an unidentified entity created seven Gnoses out of the remains of the Third Descender, one for each element, as a substitute for the Heavenly Principles's authority after it was gravely wounded in the war.

16. #16Vision

    Keys: allogene, Visions, Vision, Masterless Vision

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    Visions are jeweled amulets bestowed upon someone that allows them to use elemental powers. Visions take the form of crystals, each with the symbol and color of one element. They are granted by The Seven at Celestia's discretion to allogenes, people of Teyvat with particularly powerful desires who have the potential to ascend to Celestia and become gods themselves. Allogenes who accomplish their goals will cause the gods to receive an "abundant" gift. On the other hand, evidence suggests that a person deprived of their Vision also loses that ambition, which may cause them to undergo a massive change in personality. After an allogene dies, their Vision becomes a Masterless Vision, losing its power and all indicators of its element. Sometimes, Masterless Visions will resonate with a new person. For this reason, Masterless Visions are a commodity sought by the extremely rich. 7 element powers are:

    • Anemo (Wind): associated to Archon Barbatos, whose domain is Mondstadt.
    • Geo (Rock): associated to Archon Morax, whose domain is Liyue.
    • Electro (Lighting): associated to Archon Beelzebul, whose domain is Inazuma.
    • Dendro (Plant): associated to Archon Buer, whose domain is Sumeru.
    • Hydro (Water): associated to Archon Focalors, whose domain was Fontaine.
    • Pyro (Fire): associated to Archon Haborym, whose domain is Natlan.
    • Cryo (Ice): associated to Archon Tsaritsa, whose domain is Snezhnaya.
17. #17Element

    Keys: Elemental Energy, Dendro, Phlogiston, Geo, Pyro, Cryo, Hydro, Electro, Anemo

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    Each element corresponds to an Archon and their own nation that worships said Archon. The nature of the relationship between an Archon and their element is unknown. Similarly, while regions are heavily affected by its element, the nature of their relationship is also unknown. People who have a strong enough ambition for something are given a talisman referred to as a Vision that allows only the person Celestia gave it to to control one of the elements.

    Elemental Authorities: The seven elemental Authorities were powers wielded by the Seven Sovereigns, the most powerful dragons of the old world before the Heavenly Principles's arrival. The Heavenly Principles stole portions of those powers, which were later tied to the Divine Thrones to establish the Archon's Authorities. Visions, which are wielded by people in Teyvat, are also derived from these Authorities. Elemental Energy: Phlogiston is Teyvat's primordial form of energy and was used by the Heavenly Principles as a basis for the creation of Elemental Energy for the purpose of developing a power to better counter the Abyss. Elemental energy is considered the modern counterpart to Phlogiston.[3]

    Each element corresponds to an Archon and their own nation that worships said Archon.

    The 7 elements are: Water, referred to as Hydro Air, referred to as Anemo Fire, referred to as Pyro Earth, referred to as Geo Lightning, referred to as Electro Plantlife, referred to as Dendro Ice, referred to as Cryo

18. #18Ley Line

    Keys: Blossom of Wealth, Petrified Tree, Ley Line, Blossom of Revelation, Ley Lines

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    The Ley Lines are a network of elemental energy and memories of everything that has lived in Teyvat, both on the surface and down in the Abyss. Originally modified by the Heavenly Principles, they defend Teyvat from the Abyss and record the land's memories. Their energy manifests on the surface as Ley Line Blossoms and within Domains as Petrified Trees; both can be revitalized with Original Resin to yield treasures. It is also suggested that the Ley Lines may be a terrestrial reflection of the constellations, a theory supported by the function of Teleport Waypoints.

19. #19Mora

    Keys: Mora

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    Mora is the main currency unit accepted worldwide in Teyvat. It is also considered a "catalyst" which can bring about physical transformation, which explains its usage in crafting. It is named after its creator, the Geo Archon Morax.

20. #20Erosion

    Keys: Erosion

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    Erosion is a general term for the process of getting mentally worn down over time, by a combination of factors affecting someone's life, including natural memory loss as well as emotional loss or experiencing traumatic events. Eventually, erosion will cause a person to lose their sense of self. Even powerful, long-lived beings like gods and elemental dragons are susceptible to erosion. It seems to have some connection to the Ruler of Time, Istaroth.

21. #21Irminsul

    Keys: Irminsul, world tree

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    Irminsul is Teyvat's world tree, a type of silver-white tree which grows deep underground, and is connected to the Ley Lines of the world. It is said that the Dendro Archon's consciousness is directly connected to it, and that it itself is the root of Dendro power.

22. #22Primordial Sea

    Keys: Primordial Seawater, Primordial Sea

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    The Primordial Sea is a sea located under Fontaine. It once existed on the surface of the planet and is where most life in Teyvat first originated from. One large passage connecting the Primordial Sea to the surface is located beneath the Fortress of Meropide, but smaller passages and pools of Primordial Seawater can also be found in other underground areas, such as beneath the Tower of Ipsissimus and in the underwater Sinthe production base.

23. #23Dark Sea

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    The Dark Sea is a collective term for the regions beyond the continent of Teyvat, which exists outside the dominion of The Seven. It is believed that gods who were defeated in the Archon War and refused to live under the new order of The Seven fled to the Dark Sea.

24. #24Dragon

    Keys: Dragon, dragons

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    Dragons, also known in their juvenile form as Vishaps, are enormous and powerful creatures that inhabit both land and sea of Teyvat. They are creatures of the Light Realm and the strongest of them, the Seven Sovereigns, once ruled the old world before the arrival of the Heavenly Principles.

25. #25Vishap

    Keys: Bathysmal Vishap, vishaps, Vishap, Geovishap

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    Vishaps are a species of dragon-like creatures that once followed each of the Seven Sovereigns with their corresponding elements and were formerly the dominant race of the world. Over time, they will evolve into true Dragons. From each vishap species, the Seven Sovereigns will be born anew, so long as they remain biologically pure. They belonged to the Vishap Realm, also known as the Elemental Realm or the Light Realm.

26. #26Light Realm

    Keys: Vishap Realm, Light Realm

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    The Light Realm, also known as the realm of the elements and the Vishap Realm, is one of three realms in the world of Teyvat. The Light Realm is host to creatures that harness the pure, raw, primordial elements, also commonly known as elemental beings. It is diametrically opposed to the Void Realm and also incompatible with the Human Realm without adjustments being made to increase compatibility. The Light Realm is the origin of all pure elemental beings, primarily the Vishaps and their Seven Sovereigns. When the Heavenly Principles arrived, they defeated the Sovereigns and established the Human Realm, which now exists between the Light and Void Realms. Though now under humanity's dominion, the Light Realm's energy is naturally incompatible with the Human Realm but can be adapted through various means. In contrast, the Void Realm is wholly dangerous to both. This shared threat led the vengeful vishaps to reluctantly aid humanity against the Void. Some beings, like the Dragon Apep, have incorporated Void energy at great cost, showcasing the perilous interaction between these realms.

27. #27Abyss (Void Realm)

    Keys: Abyss, Void Realm

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    The Abyss, also known as the Void Realm, is a term which refers to three interconnected concepts:

    1. As the Void Realm, it is one of the three realms in the world of Teyvat, alongside the Human Realm and the Light Realm. While the Human Realm and Light Realms are capable of adjusting to accommodate each other's existences, the Void Realm is devastating to both.
    2. A mysterious realm of endless darkness located both beyond and beneath Teyvat, described as an entirely different world from Teyvat.
    3. Creatures that are endemic to the Abyss, such as Riftwolves. The Abyss is diametrically opposed to the Light Realm. Its corrupting energy is harmful to elemental beings and can drastically alter or kill humans. The Abyss is attracted to ambitious individuals, granting them destructive power. It has a will of its own, tailoring its actions to manipulate events. Time within the Abyss passes differently than in Teyvat, with moments there potentially equating to much longer periods in the normal world. Its denizens use a unique language and can manipulate elemental energy without Visions, sometimes masking their Abyssal power.
28. #28Abyssal Corruption

    Keys: abyssal corrosion, Abyssal corruption, Withering, Eleazar, abyssal contamination, Forbidden Knowledge

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    Abyssal corruption, also known as abyssal corrosion and abyssal contamination, is a generic term for entities which have fallen under the Abyss' influence. Such entities have a negative effect on the world of Teyvat. Abyssal Corrosion Syndrome is an illness caused by direct contact with high concentrations of Abyssal power. It has negative effects on both physical and mental health, and can cause irreversible mental trauma. It can be cured by the Draught of Lucidity, a medicine developed by the Khaenri'ahn military doctor Guthred, who lived during the cataclysm.

29. #29Abyss Order

    Keys: Abyss Mage, Abyss Lector, Abyss Order, Abyss Herald

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    The Abyss Order is a mysterious, powerful legion of monsters from the Abyss who are the enemies of both humanity and surface civilization, and thrive in many corners of Teyvat. Founded by the Khaenri'ahn noble Chlothar Alberich after he was awed by the power of a being known as the sinner Vedrfolnir, it is a mysterious organization composed largely of cursed citizens of the fallen nation of Khaenri'ah. Residing in the Abyss, the Order holds a deep hatred for the Seven Nations and their Archons and seeks to overthrow the current world order. While its members are typically intelligent humanoids like Abyss Lectors and Heralds, not all such beings are part of the organization.

30. #30False Sky

    Keys: fake sky, false sky

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    The false sky is a theory stating that Teyvat's sky and stars are fake. This theory suggests the real sky was hidden by a higher power, the primordial one Phanes, who used a shell to separate Teyvat from the outside universe. This act is framed both as protection for humanity and as a cage, trapping the world inside. The concept is supported by historical accounts from Khaenri'ah and King Deshret, who recalled three moons instead of one. The false sky is also described as an inverted image or a reflection on water, an illusion that nonetheless hints at a hidden truth.

31. #31Khaenri'ah

    Keys: Eclipse Dynasty, Khaenri'ahn, Khaenri'ah

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    Khaenri'ah was an ancient civilization that was destroyed 500 years ago with the fall of the Eclipse Dynasty in an event known as the cataclysm. During this time, monsters created by the alchemist Rhinedottir, also known as "Gold," poured out from Khaenri'ah to invade Teyvat, and Khaenri'ah was eventually destroyed by Celestia and the gods. Afterwards, all Khaenri'ahns who were not "pure-blooded" were turned into monsters, whereas all "pure-blooded" Khaenri'ahns were cursed with immortality. Despite its destruction and the transformation of many of its people into monsters, some Khaenri'ahns are still wandering through Teyvat. Little is known about the country besides the fact that it was an underground civilization located deep below Sumeru that relied on its form of life-giving alchemy, the Art of Khemia, to survive.

32. #32Barbeloth

    Keys: Barbeloth

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    Astromancer Barbeloth Trismegistus, also known by her codename "B," is a master hydromancer, visionary, and teacher to Mona. She is also a member of the Hexenzirkel.

    Mona frequently describes her as “batty” or having “one too many screws loose.” She has a well-known fondness for hats. As Mona’s teacher in hydromancy and astrology, she holds high standards. She is portrayed as a true visionary capable of reading the fortunes of entire nations, Teyvat, or even the world through astrology and hydromancy (divination via water reflections). She speaks with measured confidence and calm authority on matters of destiny. She is cautious about revealing certain fortunes.

    Barbeloth's physical appearance is that of an middle-aged woman with short gray hair, blue eyes and blue eyeshadow, wearing blue, black and gold witch attire with exposed shoulders, fit with golden Hexenzirkel-themed decorations similar to Alice and Nicole. She also has blue-painted nails with yellow stars painted on top. She wears large, golden hoop earrings, a V-shaped necklace with a Hexenzirkel-styled orb and a large, blue, black and gold witch hat atop her head.

33. #33Five Sinners of Khaenri'ah

    Keys: Five Sinners of Khaenri'ah, Sinners, Five Sinners

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    The Five Sinners of Khaenri'ah were five exceptionally powerful individuals considered the best in their respective fields, who served alongside Dainsleif and were originally meant to prevent the Cataclysm. However, they succumbed to the allure of the Abyss and gained immense "world-shattering" power. Despite their newfound strength, they did not intervene to protect Khaenri'ah during its destruction, earning Dainsleif's deep resentment. Their embrace of Abyssal power is believed to have triggered Ronova's curse of immortality upon pure-blooded Khaenri'ahns. The five are: Rhinedottir ("Gold"), master of the Art of Khemia; Vedrfolnir ("The Visionary"), an oracle and Dainsleif's elder brother; Surtalogi ("The Foul"), a cosmic warrior; Hroptatyr ("The Wise"), a revered sage; and Rerir ("Rächer of Solnari"), the leader of the Wild Hunt.

34. #34Rhinedottir

    Keys: Albedo's mother, Gold, Rhinedottir

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    Rhinedottir, titled Gold and codenamed R in the Hexenzirkel, is a legendary alchemist from Khaenri'ah and one of its Five Sinners. She is renowned for creating numerous living beings, including the dragon Durin, the Rifthounds, and the homunculus Albedo, whom she considers her son. Her experiments, linked to the cataclysmic fall of Khaenri'ah 500 years ago, drew immense Abyssal power. She classified her creations by "soil" types, with Albedo ("Cretaceus" or chalk) being her pinnacle achievement from the Primordial Human Project. Other creations, like Rifthounds and the uncontrollable Bakunawa, possessed their own wills. During the Cataclysm, her monstrous creations poured out of Khaenri'ah and wreaked havoc across Teyvat, leading to her being labeled a "great sinner." Rhinedottir discovered and merged with the Heart of Naberius, the Shade of Life, thereby assuming the Ruler of Life's functions and powers. Before her disappearance, she tasked Albedo with seeking the "truth and meaning of this world." Rhinedottir has fair skin, heterochromatic eyes (gray left, yellow right), and blonde hair fading to orange with a distinctive DNA-shaped strand. She wears a white-and-black dress with DNA motifs, a black glove, a veil, and possesses a glowing golden halo resembling a DNA circle.

35. #35Rerir

    Keys: Rerir, Wild Hunt leader, Rächer of Solnari

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    Rerir, known as Rächer of Solnari (Avenger of Solnari) and The One Who Hunts The Moon, is one of the Five Sinners of Khaenri'ah and the leader of The Wild Hunt. He served as an intelligence officer under King Irmin, tasked with eliminating descendants of the Crimson Moon Dynasty. Rerir harbored a strong fixation with the moon and vanished by entering the "moon's reflection." During the Cataclysm, his body was fragmented and scattered, forming the monsters of the Wild Hunt—a powerful Abyssal calamity in Nod-Krai—but his consciousness survived due to his Abyssal power. His unwavering obsession with finding his beloved Tholindis drove him to embrace this power. Though Dainsleif and Columbina reportedly sent Rerir to another world, his ultimate fate remains uncertain. Rerir now appears as a tall, muscular man with messy white hair, pink eyes with slit pupils, and his face and torso are wrapped in black bandages, revealing patches of pink-red energy on his skin. He wears black and gold ornamental armor and a distinctive crimson cape. Before his transformation, he had brown hair, blue eyes, and wore simple clothing.

36. #36Vedrfolnir

    Keys: The Visionary, Vedrfolnir

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    Vedrfolnir, known as The Visionary, is one of the Five Sinners of Khaenri'ah and Dainsleif's elder brother. A prophet whose predictions were never wrong, he was blinded after warning his king of a coming fall. Despite his power, he failed to defend Khaenri'ah during the cataclysm, succumbing to the Abyss and gaining destructive power, which caused Dainsleif to sever ties with him. He is suspected to be responsible for placing the stone tablets that foretold Fontaine's prophecy. He gifted Dainsleif a ring that helps his brother retain his mind and resist the curse of immortality's erosion. He now exists as a consciousness within a purple-glowing, cracked rhombic crystal, held aloft by chains and orbited by smaller fragments.

37. #37Surtalogi

    Keys: The Foul, Surtalogi

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    Surtalogi, known as The Foul, is one of the Five Sinners of Khaenri'ah, Skirk's master, and the owner of the All-Devouring Narwhal. He was once a knight in Khaenri'ah and a friend of Dainsleif, serving in the Black Serpents, but was born as a condemned prisoner's child. His pursuit of power led him to the Abyss. He now travels the cosmos seeking a worthy opponent, having concluded he is the strongest. Surtalogi can shapeshift, often appearing as an armored humanoid, and his form is subconsciously imitated by beings who crave his power. Vedrfolnir had prophesied that Surtalogi would take a student from beyond the stars, a prophecy fulfilled when he rescued Skirk from ruins after the Cataclysm and took her as his disciple. He taught Skirk an evolved Black Serpent fighting style that incorporated Abyssal energy.

38. #38Hroptatyr

    Keys: Hroptatyr, The Wise

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    Hroptatyr, known as The Wise, is one of the Five Sinners of Khaenri'ah who excelled in matters of wisdom. An esteemed Chief Royal Mage and president of Khaenri'ah's Universitas Magistrorum, he is theorized to have been a highly respected sage and the leader of the Five Sinners, considered one of the "four pillars of Khaenri'ah" during King Irmin's reign. Despite acquiring god-like, world-shattering power, he and the other four Sinners did nothing to save Khaenri'ah during its destruction, cementing their legacy as the Five Sinners.

39. #39Skirk

    Keys: Skirk

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    Skirk is a mysterious, stoic swordswoman from beyond Teyvat, who dwells within the Abyss. Once an adventurous child, the loss of her homeland and harsh training under Surtalogi made her aloof and solitary, focused solely on transcending her limits. She is staggeringly powerful, viewing a battle with an all-devouring cosmic beast as a mere training session, and rarely engages with those she deems weak. She was Tartaglia’s reticent master in the Abyss, intentionally avoiding deep influence on him. When Tartaglia fell into the Abyss at age 14, Skirk encountered him and took him as her disciple, training him for three months in the Abyss (equivalent to three days in the overworld due to time distortion). She taught him the Foul Legacy transformation and combat techniques that incorporate Abyssal energy, profoundly changing his personality into a bloodthirsty warrior. Skirk is herself a disciple of Surtalogi, one of the Five Sinners of Khaenri'ah. She uses abyssal power rather than relying on a Vision and considers herself "greater than humanity." Skirk avoids returning to the surface often, believing that a person's death can turn their bonds into "curses." She is currently investigating cosmic phenomena where power is being drained from the world. Although her origins are from beyond Teyvat's borders, Skirk is "not yet worthy" to be classified as a Descender according to her master, instead being considered a "trespasser." Her appearance is striking: long, pale lilac hair, dull fuchsia eyes, and prosthetic limbs of crystalline Abyssal energy. She wears a distinctive white and lavender dress that acts as a container for Abyssal power. Skirk is wary of the Heavenly Principles and only speaks freely with a select few, whom she considers strong.

40. #40Dainsleif

    Keys: Twilight Sword, Bough Keeper, Dainsleif

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    Dainsleif, known as the Bough Keeper and Twilight Sword, was once the captain of Khaenri'ah's royal guard. During the Cataclysm 500 years ago, he was cursed with immortality by Celestia, forcing him to wander Teyvat forever while witnessing the erosion of his body and memories. Dainsleif possesses knowledge of fate itself and vividly recalls ancient history. He respects hardworking individuals despite his disdain for most deities. He holds a deep hatred for the gods and the Abyss Order, tirelessly fighting the latter's influence. He deeply resents the Five Sinners for not protecting Khaenri'ah despite their immense power. His appearance is distinctive, with light blond hair, sea blue eyes with star-shaped irises (a trait of pure-blooded Khaenri'ahns) and a mask-like eyepatch. Parts of his right side are marbled with glowing blue veins—a sign of his curse, which is kept in check by a ring from his brother Vedrfolnir, preserving him from the decay that affects others with his curse.

41. #41Cataclysm

    Keys: Cataclysm

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    An event that occurred 500 years ago that spanned all of Teyvat and involved the encroachment of the Abyss and the destruction of the godless nation of Khaenri'ah. While the exact order of events is unknown, monsters carrying Abyssal power spewed forth from Khaenri'ah and wreaked havoc throughout Teyvat. Khaenri'ah's attempt to rebel against the gods ended with its destruction at the hands of the gods and the Heavenly Principles. This led survivors from the fallen nation to bear grudges against Celestia and the Seven Archons, while The Seven themselves grew embittered towards Celestia.

42. #42Art of Khemia

    Keys: Art of Khemia, Gold, Khemia, Rhinedottir

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    The Art of Khemia is a form of alchemy that was developed in and primarily used by the people of Khaenri'ah. Because Khaenri'ah was an underground nation with little natural fauna, the Art of Khemia focuses on the creation of life; its capabilities are vastly different from those practiced in the Seven Nations of Teyvat. 500 years ago, the Art of Khemia was a major factor in the fall of Khaenri'ah during the cataclysm.

43. #43Hexenzirkel

    Keys: Hexenzirkel, Mona Megistus, Circle of Witches, Nicole, Barbeloth, Alice, Rhinedottir

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    The Hexenzirkel is a secretive coven of immensely powerful witches, founded by the mage Alice. Their motives are mysterious, but they possess world-altering knowledge and abilities, some rivaling the gods. They have been implicated in major events like the Cataclysm, conducted Irminsul explorations, created Simulanka and the Imaginarium Theatre, and once challenged the Anemo Archon Barbatos.

    Notable members include:

    • Rhinedottir, who practices Khemia to create unnatural life.
    • Alice, a long-lived witch who can reshape geography and is called the "Sustainer of the World's Borders."
    • Nicole, a prophetess aware of changes to Irminsul.
    • Barbeloth, a pioneering astrologist and Mona's teacher.
    • Others, like Andersdotter and I. Ivanovna N., who have no formal magic training.

    Recently, through an agreement with Grand Master Varka, the Hexenzirkel participated in a Tripartite Conference and agreed to aid Mondstadt.

44. #44Azosite

    Keys: Azosite

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    Azosite is an ancient form of energy once used by the Khaenri'ahns. It was made by extracting pure elemental energy from Ley Lines and processing it into a usable form — Energy Blocks. This was done at factories like Hangeh Afrasiyab. Azosite is fundamentally the same as elemental energy, so it shares the same limitations and properties, such as the ability to reverse Abyssal influence.

45. #45Automaton

    Keys: Ruin Guard, Primal Construct, Automaton, Field Tiller, Ruin Grader, Clockwork Meka, Ruin Hunter

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    Automatons are mechanical in nature, including:

    • Ruin Machines: Most automatons are Ruin Machines, which are divided into the Humanoid Ruin Machines and the Ruin Sentinels. These war machines are often found patrolling ruins, remnants from the fallen nation of Khaenri'ah.
    • Primal Constructs: Primal Constructs are a form of automatons that were developed by King Deshret's civilization.
    • Clockwork Meka: Clockwork Meka are a form of automatons developed by Fontaine.
    • Secret Source Automatons: Secret Source Automatons are a form of automatons created by an ancient civilization in Natlan.
    • Landcruisers: Landcruisers are a form of automaton created by the Fatui. They are powered by kuuvahki and use it for various special functions.
46. #46Ruin Golems

    Keys: Ruin Golem

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    Ruin Golems are massive Khaenri'ahn mechanical constructs. In the local lexicon of Khaenri'ah, they are known as Mechanical Wardens. Three Ruin Golems are currently known: one in Sumeru's Avidya Forest at Devantaka Mountain and two in the Great Red Sand at the Valley of Dahri and Desert of Hadramaveth, respectively. Unlike their Automatons, Khaenri'ah's Ruin Golems were manned by a crew of people. The Schwanenritter were in charge of the Ruin Golem at Devantaka Mountain, but were all slain either due to infighting or at the hands of the Abyssal dark beasts that invaded Teyvat after Khaenri'ah fell.

47. #47Hilichurls

    Keys: Mitachurl, Samachurl, hilichurlian, Lawachurl, Hilichurl

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    Hilichurls are a goblin-like family of primitive humanoid monsters that can be found all across Teyvat. They are characterized by their bare chests and feet, large manes, masks and loincloths. Their skin is naturally grayish-black, but those affiliated with an element, like Samachurls or Lawachurls, take on that element's color. They are more intelligent than they appear, using tools, slimes, and practicing limited agriculture and impressive, archaic architecture. Hilichurls are tribal, led by their strongest members, with Samachurls acting as spiritual guides. They grow through stages: surviving Hilichurls become larger Mitachurls, which can further evolve into elemental Lawachurls. Some become solitary Rogues, similar in size to Mitachurls. Hilichurls can naturally manipulate elements without Visions, though they avoid areas of high elemental concentration. They have a widespread social network and are often affiliated with the Abyss Order.

48. #48Treasure Hoarders

    Keys: Treasure Hoarder, Treasure Hoarders

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    The Treasure Hoarders are a widespread, decentralized bandit organization operating across Teyvat, originating from Nod-Krai. Founded by Reed Miller as an "organization of mutual cooperation," their primary goal is hunting treasure, often employing violence and operating in ruins. To protect their identities, most members wear masks. Despite their transnational presence, they are loosely organized due to the vast distances between groups. They are known for a cycle of quickly spending their ill-gotten gains. Their influence and activities vary by region: Mondstadt: Minimal presence, causing only occasional trouble. Liyue: Frequently found, even in the Chasm, and greatly fear an encounter with Beidou. Inazuma: Occasionally collaborate with the Nobushi and Fatui. Sumeru: Sometimes work with Fatui and Eremites. Fontaine: Hold higher reputation; some use stolen Clockwork Meka and have subgroups like the Fruity Order. Natlan: Have a smaller influence, occasionally partnering with tribal warriors. Nod-Krai: Groups there seek the treasure hidden by their founder, Reed Miller.

49. #49Adventurers' Guild

    Keys: Adventurers' Guild

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    The Adventurers' Guild is an organization that serves as an adventurer-for-hire service for the people and other organizations in the seven nations of Teyvat. The Guild collates all the complex word-of-mouth information it receives and redistributes it in the form of quests and adventures assigned to adventurers. The guild has several branches throughout Teyvat, one for each of the major regions. Each branch has a branch master who is in charge of formulating entrance exams for new adventurers. The guild has two known departments: Intelligence Department and Recruitment Department.

50. #50Alice

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    Alice, also known by her codename "A," is a famous adventurer who is also the author of Teyvat Travel Guide, the founder of the Hexenzirkel, and the mother of Klee. She is a polymath whose skills include alchemy, astrology, engineering, magic, and medicine.

    Alice treats the world as both a laboratory and a canvas. Her ideas often involve explosives, alchemy, or wild schemes, frequently without full regard for consequences. Albedo has noted that her destructiveness exceeds even Klee’s. Her Teyvat Travel Guide reads like a personal diary filled with subjective, eccentric, and sometimes reckless suggestions. She shows little social restraint or conventional inhibition. She deeply cares for Klee and treats Albedo as family. As the “Sustainer of the World’s Borders,” she prefers non-interference in natural or cosmic laws. She is powerful enough to reshape landscapes or influence events yet often acts according to her own interests and chosen circle rather than broader societal rules or ethics.

    belongs to a long-lived elven race and is at least 500 years old herself. She has allegedly seen the entire world and possibly even beyond. Alice is portrayed as a tall woman wears a large, hollow golden frame atop her head that resembles a witch hat. She wears a long red, blue and white dress with long sleeves and a collar at her neck held with a heart-shaped gemstone with a lower half that flows behind her legs decorated golden accents forming a Hexenzirkel-shaped design at her torso, and white stockings that cover her legs just below her waist. She possesses a Pyro vision.

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