Paimon's true identity has not been addressed in the game. The official line from HoYoverse is that Paimon is the Traveler's companion , aiding them as they make their way through the world of Teyvat. Further than this, Paimon has become the mascot of the entire series, making her synonymous with Gens

Starconch shells are required in large quantities to fully Ascend Tartaglia. While you can buy a handful of Starconches now and then from Bolai in Liyue Harbor, getting the sheer numbers you'll need will take lots of searching for them in the wild. Look along the shore throughout the Liyue Region , particularly in Guyun Stone Forest and Yaoguang Shoal. Be sure to pick up every Starconch you see - you'll need t

The short answer is Emergency Food. Jokes aside, we don't really know. If we take what Paimon says at face value, she is simply a guide – she also happens to know everything about Teyvat – who is repaying the Traveler for saving her from drown

One bit of information the community points at to support this claim is the origin of Paimon's name. In English, the name Paimon is taken from an old book on demonology called The Lesser Key of Solom

Varunada Lazurite is a required Ascension Material for all Hydro characters, including Tartaglia. It's available from multiple sources, including Commission rewards and jewelry shops in Liyue Harbor and Mondstadt , but the best way to farm it is by repeatedly fighting the correct bosses. Rhodeia of Loch, the boss that drops Cleansing Hearts, also drops Varunada Lazurite, making her an ideal target when grinding for Tartaglia's materials. The Hydro Hypostasis and Primo Geovishap also drop pieces of Varunada Lazurite, so if you find yourself in their domains you may as well go after them if you've got Original Resin to sp

The Insignias required to Ascend Tartaglia are dropped by Fatui enemies - specifically Fatui Cicin Mages, Fatui Pyro Agents, and Fatui Skirmishers. The rank of the dropped Insignias depends on the level of the defeated enemy. You can also use Alchemy to combine lower-rank Insignias into higher-rank Insign

Genshin 's medieval-esque fantasy world setting, devoid of modern technology, limits its character roster somewhat. The opposite is true for Honkai: Star Rail , as the space-themed game is naturally able to include characters that feel more current, such as the mech-accompanied Clara or hacker Silver Wolf. Of course, the former has a larger roster than the latter - Genshin currently has 63 playable characters, whereas Honkai: Star Rail has 27 playable characters . Despite all their differences though, taking a look at Genshin Impact 's and Honkai: Star Rail 's characters shows that they actually have a lot in com

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Genshin Impact's Paimon has been the subject of a lot of speculation and theories. Many believe that Paimon is the Unknown God from the intro cutscene, transformed into a diminutive form. She isn't the most subtle character, but is she really that suspici

Sampo from Honkai: Star Rail and Kaeya from Genshin Impact also bear a resemblance to one another. Neitehr Sampo, the sleazy, vampiric salesman or Kaeya, the self-proclaimed "anti-hero" and pathological liar, are exactly angels to those around them. Though it's not quite as striking as some of the other pairings, they do still share some parallels in appearance, too - with both characters rocking blue hair that covers one eye, a collar separate from their rolled-up white shirts, and asymmetrical accessories, with Sampo's shoulder piece and Kaeya's feathered c

Honkai: Star Rail _ and Genshin Impact _ are similar in more ways than they are different, and one such parallel can certainly be drawn in character design. Both HoYoverse games share nearly the same game structure, being RPGs with a prominent gacha system and a growing roster of unique characters drawn in an Anime game story guide style; the main differences between the two are that Honkai: Star Rail has turn-based combat and isn't technically open-world. Nonetheless, the charm of its predecessor is ever-present, especially when comparing Genshin Impact and Honkai: Star Rail charact

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