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Hello and well met, fellow adventurers of Teyvat! Check out our all-in-one resource for all things Genshin Impact. We'll be sure to add more as we keep playing the game, so be sure to come back here to check for updates!

Before You Play:

• Should you play Genshin Impact?
• The 5 Best Mobile Games Like Genshin Impact
• Genshin Impact Review
• Six months into Genshin Impact and it's still a free-to-play wonderland

Beginner's Tips:

• How to Build a Quality Team
• Progression Guide (Up to Adventure Rank 25)
• Progression Guide (Adventure Ranks 25-35)
• Progression Guide (Adventure Ranks 35-45)
• Progression Guide (Adventure Ranks 45-50)
• Currency Guide - What's Important and How to Spend It
• Gacha Strategy: When to Spend and When to Save
• Gacha Strategy: When to Spend and When to Save (Part 2)
• What to do When You Feel Stuck

Adventuring

• How to Unlock Taishan Mansion
• Bounties Explained
• Dragonspine - Where to find a hidden Crimson Agate

Special Events:

• Elemental Crucible Event Explained
• Marvelous Merchant Event Explained
• Unreconciled Stars Event Guide - (Fallen Stars Challenge Guide)

Boss Fight Guides:

• Stormterror
• Pyro Regisvine
• Tartaglia (Childe)
• Geo Hypostasis
• Oceanid
• Anemo Hypostasis
• Primo Geovishap

Updates:

• 1.1 Update Guide
  
• 1.2 Update Overview

Genshin Impact is great fun, but make no mistake: this is a gacha game. It is designed specifically to suck away time and money from you, and one of the ways the game does this is by offering a drip-feed of currencies you will feel compelled to collect and spend in the optimal way.

See below for the most important currencies Genshin Impact offers, how to collect them, and what you should spend them on. This guide is a resource for early game players to know what they're in for in terms of grind, as well as what they should hold onto heading into the late game.

An exciting new online battle arena game called Sigils: Battle for Raios was demoed at GDC a couple of weeks ago, and is on its way to an iOS device near you. The game, which is being developed by Sproing and published by Gameforge, will be free-to-play and feature a variety of game modes including matchmaking, PvP, and PvE. Leaderboards for competing against others will also be available in-game.

So far, 20 combatants have been announced to be available for players to upgrade and level-up at the time of release, but Gameforge says that more will be made available by way of a variety of future updates. The game's battles will be fought in a wide variety of arenas, and game play will be synced in live-time.

Sigils: Battle for Raois is optimized for iOS tablets and is slated for release sometime in 2014.