Genshin Impact has unveiled its much-anticipated Version 5.4 update, which invites all Travelers back to the vibrant region of Inazuma to participate in the Mikawa Flower Festival. Players who engaged in the Akitsu Kimodameshi event during Version 3.3 earlier this year may recall its charm. This time, the Enchanted Tales of the Mikawa Festival promises an enhanced experience, building on the foundation laid by its predecessor.
In a nod to the Toukabou Shigure sword from the previous event, the Mikawa Festival introduces an exciting new reward: the Tamayuratei no Ohanashi polearm. This guide will delve into the characteristics of the Tamayuratei no Ohanashi, including its statistics, passive ability, and the best characters suited to wield this formidable weapon.
Genshin Impact: Exploring the Tamayuratei Ohanashi
The Tamayuratei no Ohanashi is a unique 4-star polearm earned through participation in the Enchanted Tales of the Mikawa Festival. In addition to acquiring the weapon, players can gather its refinement materials during the event. Once fully leveled (up to level 90) and at Refinement Rank 5, the Tamayuratei no Ohanashi exhibits impressive stats, featuring a base Attack (ATK) of 565 and a commendable 30.6% Energy Recharge as its secondary stat.
Required Materials for Maximum Upgrade
To elevate the Tamayuratei no Ohanashi to its full potential, the following materials are necessary:
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Available in the Court of Flowing Sand Domain (Inazuma Weapon Ascension Material Domain) on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays. |
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Dropped by Tenebrous Mimiflora enemies in Natlan. |
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Obtained from Nobushi and Kairagi enemies (Ronin) in Inazuma. |
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Can be forged using Mystic Enhancement Ores. |
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Gather Mora from Blossom of Wealth. |
During the Enchanted Tales of the Mikawa Festival, players can increase the weapon’s leveling speed by 1.5 times, allowing for effective resource management regarding Mora and Weapon Enhancement Ores.
Passive Ability of Tamayuratei no Ohanashi (Refinement Rank 1-5)
The Tamayuratei no Ohanashi is equipped with the Busybody’s Running Light passive ability, which offers the following benefits:
- Increases ATK by 20%/25%/30%/35%/40% and Movement Speed by 10% for 10 seconds upon using an Elemental Skill.
This weapon stands out as an impressive free event-exclusive 4-star option, excelling in Genshin Impact with its high base ATK and valuable bonuses in Energy Recharge, ATK%, and Movement Speed. Various characters can leverage these benefits effectively.
Optimal Characters for Utilizing Tamayuratei no Ohanashi
The Tamayuratei no Ohanashi is particularly beneficial for characters that prioritize high Attack and Energy Recharge. The polearm offers substantial Energy Recharge, and its powerful passive ability culminates in a remarkable 40% ATK boost at Refinement Rank 5.
While other 4-star weapons have their merits, Tamayuratei no Ohanashi is an excellent alternative for the following characters:
Xiao
Xiao, a beloved DPS character introduced in Genshin Impact 1.3, thrives on an energy-intensive playstyle, largely relying on his Elemental Burst for substantial plunge attack damage. To effectively boost his energy, players typically integrate Anemo characters into his team to alleviate the high energy costs. This approach often necessitates the use of artifacts with Energy Recharge sub-stats or equipping Favonius weapons on other team members.
Equipping the Tamayuratei no Ohanashi allows Xiao to reduce his energy requirements and take advantage of the 30.6% Energy Recharge from the polearm. Coupled with the significant ATK increase gained after activating his Elemental Skill, this weapon enhances his overall damage output. However, if Xiao teams up with two Anemo support characters, the polearm may become less crucial.
Xiangling
As a notable Pyro DPS character, Xiangling can effectively wield almost any polearm in Genshin Impact. She relies significantly on her potent Elemental Burst, Pyronado, to accumulate damage. Even with assistance from energy-sustaining teammates like Bennett, players often grapple with Xiangling’s high energy consumption issues.
The Tamayuratei no Ohanashi emerges as an ideal weapon for Xiangling, enabling her to capture a snapshot of its ATK-boosting passive before she activates Pyronado. For players without access to stronger Energy Recharge weapons or those uninterested in fishing for The Catch, Tamayuratei no Ohanashi serves as a commendable alternative.
Shenhe
Shenhe, a prominent 5-star Cryo support character, significantly relies on both ATK% and Energy Recharge. The Tamayuratei no Ohanashi offers both advantages, boasting a robust base ATK of 565. While the Favonius Lance is typically favored for Shenhe, it demands Crit Rate investment to maximize its passive ability.
For players with artifacts lacking Crit Rate sub-stats, Tamayuratei no Ohanashi may prove to be a superior choice. Additionally, if the Cryo DPS is not burdened by Energy Recharge needs, this weapon can surpass the Favonius Lance in pure ATK contribution.
Emilie
Emilie, a 5-star Dendro sub-DPS character, centers her playstyle around the Burning reaction. Despite the nature of Burning not being the strongest reaction in the game, Emilie’s capabilities render it much more effective. With the introduction of Kinich, Emilie has solidified her position as a significant sub-DPS within Kinich teams.
Although Emilie doesn’t face Energy Recharge limitations, the Tamayuratei no Ohanashi enhances her personal damage output thanks to its ATK-boosting properties. For fans of Emilie seeking a robust 4-star weapon, the Tamayuratei no Ohanashi is worth incorporating into their build.
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