In Genshin Impact, players can pick weapons from five weapon types: swords, claymores, polearms, catalysts, and bows. Of course, having such a massive weapon pool does not mean all of them are effective and the best in the game. That is why we have curated the Genshin Impact weapon tier list to find and rank the best weapons from each category. The five tiers we choose to rank each weapon type are based on our experience and online research.
- Genshin Impact offers up to 100 weapons divided into five distinct categories–Swords, Polearms, Claymores, Bows, and Catalysts.
- Weapons are ranked based on the featured playstyle, overall usability, and learning curve.
- The Best weapons in Genshin Impact include Skyward Harp, Lost Prayer to the Sacred Winds, Primordial Jade Winged-Spear, Skyward Pride, and Mistsplitter Reforged.
- The Worst weapons include Prototype Crescent, Twin Nephrite, Halberd, Debate Club, and Fillet Blade.
Here’s a complete summary of the Genshin Impact Weapon Tier List:
Tier List Ranking Table | |||||
Weapon Types | Swords | Claymores | Polearms | Catalysts | Bows |
S-Tier | Freedom-Sworn, Primordial Jade Cutter, Mistsplitter Reforged | Wolf’s Gravestone, Skyward Pride | Staff of Homa, Primordial Jade Winged-Spear | Lost Prayer to the Sacred Winds | Skyward Harp |
A-Tier | Aquila Favonia, Summit Shaper, Skyward Blade | Song of Broken Pines, The Unforged | Vortex Vanquisher, Engulfing Lightning, Skyward Spine | Memory of Dust, Skyward Atlas | Thundering Pulse, Elegy for the End, Amos’ Bow |
B-Tier | Amenoma Kageuchi, Blackcliff Longsword, The Black Sword, Festering Desire | Blackcliff Slasher, Favonius Greatsword, Serpent Spine, Prototype Archaic | Prototype Starglitter, Deathmatch, Blackcliff Pole, The Catch, Crescent Pike, Kitain Cross Spear | Solar Pearl, The Widsith, Mappa Mare, Wine and Song | The Viridescent Hunt, Alley Hunter, Rust, The Stringless |
C-Tier | The Flute, Harbinger of Dawn, Prototype Rancour, Sacrificial Sword, The Alley Flash, Favonius Sword, Iron Sting | Lithic Blade, Snow-Tombed Starsilver, Sacrificial Greatsword, Katsuragikiri Nagamasa, Whiteblind, Skyrider Greatsword | Dragon’s Bane, Favonius Lance, Lithic Spear | Thrilling Tales of the Dragon Slayers, Favonius Codex, Dodoco Tales, Blackcliff Agate, Eye of Perception, Sacrificial Fragment | Hamayumi, Windblume Ode, Compound Bow, Blackcliff Warbow, Favonius Warbow, Mitternachts Waltz, Sacrificial Bow |
D-Tier | Skyrider Sword, Lion’s Roar, Royal Longsword, Sword of Descension, Fillet Blade | Debate Club, Rainslasher, The Bell, Royal Greatsword | Royal Spear, Dragonspine Spear, Halberd, White Tassel | Twin Nephrite, Frostbearer, Prototype Amber, Royal Grimoire, Hakushin Ring | Prototype Crescent, Slingshot, Sharpshooter’s Oath |
All weapons that do not fall under our five-tier rankings are the worst in the game. They offer little to no value while playing with them on base stats or after upgrades. So, steer clear of the ones we did not mention here and try to get the ones we have ranked all the best weapons in Genshin Impact, or you could say best to worst.
All Genshin Impact Weapons Comparison
Weapon | Attack (Base/Max) | 2nd Stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
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Freedom-Sworn | 46-608 | Elemental Mastery | 43-198 | 5 Star |
Primordial Jade Cutter | 44-542 | Crit Rate | 9.6% - 44.1% | 5 Star |
Mistsplitter Reforged | 48-674 | Crit Damage | 9.6% - 44.1% | 5 Star |
Wolf’s Gravestone | 46-608 | ATK% | 10.8% - 49.6% | 5 Star |
Skyward Pride | 48-674 | Energy Recharge | 8% - 36.8% | 5 Star |
Staff of Homa | 46-608 | Crit Damage | 14.4% - 66.2% | 5 Star |
Primordial Jade Winged-Spear | 48-674 | Crit Rate | 4.8% - 22.1% | 5 Star |
Lost Prayer to the Sacred Winds | 46-608 | Crit Rate | 7.2% - 33.1% | 5 Star |
Skyward Harp | 48-674 | Crit Rate | 4.8% - 22.1% | 5 Star |
Aquila Favonia | 48-675 | Physical damage bonus | 9% - 41.3% | 5 Star |
Summit Shaper | 46-608 | ATK% | 10.8% - 49.6% | 5 Star |
Skyward Blade | 46-608 | Energy Recharge | 12% - 55.1% | 5 Star |
Song of Broken Pines | 49-741 | Physical damage bonus | 4.5% - 20.7% | 5 Star |
The Unforged | 46-608 | ATK% | 10.8% - 49.6% | 5 Star |
Vortex Vanquisher | 46-608 | ATK% | 10.8% - 49.6% | 5 Star |
Engulfing Lightning | 46-608 | Energy Recharge | 12% - 55.1% | 5 Star |
Skyward Spine | 48-674 | Energy Recharge | 8% - 36.8% | 5 Star |
Memory of Dust | 46-608 | ATK% | 10% - 49.6% | 5 Star |
Skyward Atlas | 48-674 | ATK% | 7.2% - 33.1% | 5 Star |
Thundering Pulse | 46-608 | Crit Damage | 14.4% - 66.2% | 5 Star |
Elegy for the End | 46-608 | Energy Recharge | 12% - 55.1% | 5 Star |
Amos’ Bow | 46-608 | ATK% | 19.2% - 88.2% | 5 Star |
Amenoma Kageuchi | 41-545 | ATK% | 12% - 55.1% | 4 Star |
Blackcliff Longsword | 44-565 | Crit Damage | 8% - 36.8% | 4 Star |
The Black Sword | 42-510 | Crit Rate | 6% - 27.6% | 4 Star |
Festering Desire | 42-510 | Energy Recharge | 10% - 45.9% | 4 Star |
Blackcliff Slasher | 42-510 | Crit Damage | 12% - 55.1% | 4 Star |
Favonius Greatsword | 41-454 | Energy Recharge | 13.3% - 61.3% | 4 Star |
Serpent Spine | 42-510 | Crit Rate | 6% - 27.6% | 4 Star |
Prototype Archaic | 44-565 | ATK% | 6% - 27.6% | 4 Star |
Prototype Starglitter | 42-510 | Energy Recharge | 10% - 45.9% | 4 Star |
Deathmatch | 41-454 | Crit Rate | 8% - 36.8% | 4 Star |
Blackcliff Pole | 42-510 | Crit Damage | 12% - 55.1% | 4 Star |
The Catch | 42-510 | Energy Recharge | 10% - 45.9% | 4 Star |
Crescent Pike | 44-565 | Physical damage bonus | 7.5% - 34.5% | 4 Star |
Kitain Cross Spear | 44-565 | Elemental Mastery | 24-110 | 4 Star |
Solar Pearl | 42-510 | Crit Rate | 6% - 27.6% | 4 Star |
The Widsith | 42-510 | Crit Damage | 12% - 55.1% | 4 Star |
Mappa Mare | 44-565 | Elemental Mastery | 24-110 | 4 Star |
Wine and Song | 44-565 | Energy Recharge | 6.7% - 30.6% | 4 Star |
The Viridescent Hunt | 42-510 | Crit Rate | 6% - 27.6% | 4 Star |
Alley Hunter | 44-565 | ATK% | 6% - 27.6% | 4 star |
Rust | 42-510 | ATK% | 9% - 41.3% | 4 Star |
The Stringless | 42-510 | Elemental Mastery | 36-165 | 4 Star |
The Flute | 42-510 | ATK% | 9% - 41.3% | 4 Star |
Harbinger of Dawn | 39-401 | Crit Damage | 10.2% - 46.9% | 3 Star |
Prototype Rancour | 44-565 | Physical damage bonus | 7.5% - 34.5% | 4 Star |
Sacrificial Sword | 41-454 | Energy Recharge | 13.3% - 61.3% | 4 Star |
The Alley Flash | 45-620 | Elemental Mastery | 12-55 | 4 Star |
Favonius Sword | 41-454 | Energy Recharge | 13.3% - 61.3% | 4 Star |
Iron Sting | 42-510 | elemental Mastery | 36-165 | 4 Star |
Lithic Blade | 42-510 | ATK% | 9% - 41.3% | 4 Star |
Snow-Tombed Starsilver | 44-565 | Physical damage bonus | 7.5% - 34.5% | 4 Star |
Sacrificial Greatsword | 44-565 | Energy Recharge | 6.7% - 30.6% | 4 Star |
Katsuragikiri Nagamasa | 42-510 | Energy Recharge | 10% - 45.9% | 4 Star |
Whiteblind | 42-510 | DEF% | 11.3% - 51.7% | 4 Star |
Skyrider Greatsword | 39-401 | Physical damage bonus | 9.6% - 43.9% | 3 Star |
Dragon’s Bane | 41-454 | elemental Mastery | 48 - 221 | 4 Star |
Favonius Lance | 44-565 | Energy Recharge | 6.7% - 30.6% | 4 Star |
Lithic Spear | 44-565 | ATK% | 6% - 27.6% | 4 Star |
Thrilling Tales of the Dragon Slayers | 30-401 | HP% | 7.7% - 35.2% | 3 Star |
Favonius Codex | 42-510 | Energy Recharge | 10% - 45.9% | 4 Star |
Dodoco Tales | 41-454 | ATK% | 12% - 55.1% | 4 Star |
Blackcliff Agate | 42-510 | Crit Damage | 12% - 55.1% | 4 Star |
Eye of Perception | 41-454 | ATK% | 12% - 55.1% | 4 Star |
Sacrificial Fragment | 41-454 | Elemental Mastery | 48-221 | 4 Star |
Hamayumi | 41-454 | ATK% | 12% - 55.1% | 4 Star |
Windblume Ode | 42-510 | Elemental Mastery | 36-165 | 4 Star |
Compound Bow | 41-454 | Physical damage bonus | 15% - 69% | 4 Star |
Blackcliff Warbow | 44-565 | Crit Damage | 8% - 36.8% | 4 Star |
Favonius Warbow | 41-454 | Energy Recharge | 13.3% - 61.3% | 4 Star |
Mitternachts Waltz | 42-510 | Physical damage bonus | 11.3% - 51.7% | 4 Star |
Sacrificial Bow | 44-565 | Energy Recharge | 6.7% - 30.6% | 4 Star |
Skyrider Sword | 38-354 | Energy Recharge | 11.3% - 51.7% | 3 Star |
Lion’s Roar | 42-510 | ATK% | 9% - 41.3% | 4 Star |
Royal Longsword | 42-510 | ATK% | 9% - 41.3% | 4 Star |
Sword of Descension | 39-440 | ATK% | 7.7% - 35.2% | 4 Star |
Fillet Blade | 39-401 | ATK% | 7.7% - 35.2% | 3 Star |
Debate Club | 39-401 | ATK% | 7.7% - 35.2% | 3 Star |
Rainslasher | 42-510 | Elemental Mastery | 36-165 | 4 Star |
The Bell | 42-510 | HP% | 9% - 41.3% | 4 Star |
Royal Greatsword | 44-565 | ATK% | 6% - 27.6% | 4 Star |
Royal Spear | 44-565 | ATK% | 6% - 27.6% | 4 Star |
Dragonspine Spear | 41-454 | Physical damage bonus | 15% - 69% | 4 Star |
Halberd | 40-448 | ATK% | 5.1% - 23.4% | 3 Star |
White Tassel | 39-401 | Crit Rate | 5.1% - 23.4% | 3 Star |
Twin Nephrite | 40-448 | Crit Rate | 3.4% - 15.6% | 3 Star |
Frostbearer | 42-510 | ATK% | 9% - 41.3% | 4 Star |
Prototype Amber | 42-510 | HP% | 9% - 41.3% | 4 Star |
Royal Grimoire | 44-565 | ATK% | 6% - 27.6% | 4 Star |
Hakushin Ring | 44-565 | Energy Recharge | 6.7% - 30.6% | 4 Star |
Prototype Crescent | 42-510 | ATK% | 9% - 41.3% | 4 Star |
Slingshot | 38-354 | Crit Rate | 6.8% - 35.2% | 3 Star |
Sharpshooter’s Oath | 39-401 | Crit Damage | 10.2% - 46.9% | 3 Star |
Genshin Impact Swords Tier List
Swords playstyle is for the players who do not want the fast swing attacks of polearms, and at the same time, do not want the sluggish feel of claymores as well. In Genshin Impact, swords are pretty much the middle ground for melee-based combat.
S-Tier
All the swords mentioned under S-tier are the best in the game, whether you are fighting one-versus-one or with a crowd.

Mistsplitter Reforged
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Mistsplitter Reforged | 1-90 | 48-674 | Crit damage | 9.6%-44.1% | 5 star |
Mistsplitter Reforged reigns supreme as the best sword in Genshin Impact. It offers a 12-24% Elemental damage boost and accumulates Mistsplitter’s Emblem for each element used. The Elemental damage scales with the character’s type, reaching 16-56% based on stack levels (1-3). Ideal for characters relying on elemental infusions, it’s the top-tier choice.
Primordial Jade Cutter
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Primordial Jade Cutter | 1-90 | 44-542 | Crit rate | 9.6%-44.1% | 5 star |
Primordial Jade Cutter, Genshin Impact’s second-best sword, boosts HP by 20-40% based on refinement. Additionally, it grants an attack bonus of 1.2-2.4% corresponding to the wielder’s health. This dual benefit enhances overall attack damage and passive health, making it a solid choice for survivability and damage output.
Freedom-Sworn
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Freedom-Sworn | 1-90 | 46-608 | Elemental mastery | 43-198 | 5 star |
The standout feature of the Freedom-Sworn sword is its ability to boost both the wielder’s attack damage and the entire party’s damage. With a refinement ranging from 10-20%, it enhances the wielder’s overall damage. Triggering Elemental Reactions earns the wielder “Sigil of Rebellion,” and using two grants the party “Millennial Movement: Song of Resistance” for twelve seconds.
A-Tier
The A-tier swords are not the top-tier in Genshin Impact, but still, they are pretty useful in the game.

Summit Shaper
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Summit shaper | 1-90 | 46-608 | Atk% | 10.8%-49.6% | 5 star |
Summit Shaper excels with a teammate providing a shield. Scaling with refinement (20-40%), it boosts shield strength. Additionally, landing hits on opponents amplifies attack damage by 4-8% for eight seconds. The pinnacle is a 100% attack increase when protected by a shield, making Summit Shaper a powerhouse with solid defense.
Aquila Favonia
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Aquila Favonia | 1-90 | 48-674 | Physical damage bonus | 9%-41.3% | 5 star |
Aquila Favonia may not top the Genshin Impact weapon tier list, but it shines in one-on-one battles or against crowds. Providing both damage buffs and health regeneration, it stands out. Every 15 seconds, it triggers health regeneration, dealing damage to enemies during the process. This unique combination makes Aquila Favonia a valuable asset in various combat scenarios.
Skyward Blade
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Skyward Blade | 1-90 | 46-608 | Energy recharge | 12%-55.1% | 5 star |
Skyward Blade elevates critical rate by 4-8% and boosts attack speed by 10%. It also amps up overall damage by 20-40% for twelve seconds during charged and normal attacks, making it a standout choice.
B-Tier
The B-tier ranking Genshin Impact weapon list swords are not the best in the game but certainly not the worst as well. They offer little value as compared to the top-tier ones. Nevertheless, they are still above-average swords in the game.

Festering Desire
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Festering Desire | 1-90 | 42-510 | Energy recharge | 10%-45.9% | 4 star |
Festering Desire caters to elemental damage enthusiasts, elevating elemental skill damage by 16-32% and critical rate by 6-12%, promoting frequent critical strikes. While it excels in elemental damage buffs, it has limited versatility. However, in the right hands and with the right character, it remains a solid choice in Genshin Impact.
The Black Sword
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
The black sword | 1-90 | 42-510 | Crit rate | 6%-27.6% | 4 star |
The Black Sword shines with increased damage on charged and normal attacks (20-40%). Notably, landing a critical hit triggers health regeneration, restoring 60-100% of attack power every five seconds. This versatility makes the Black Sword a reliable choice for various situations in Genshin Impact.
Blackcliff Longsword
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Blackcliff Longsword | 1-90 | 44-565 | Crit damage | 8%-36.8% | 4 star |
Blackcliff Longsword packs a punch with its “Press the Advantage” passive, providing up to a 24% attack increase for 30 seconds, stackable three times. The catch is swift enemy takedowns to stack the effect faster, turning it into a formidable weapon in the right hands.
Amenoma Kageuchi
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Amenoma Kageuchi | 1-90 | 41-454 | ATK% | 12%-55.1% | 4 star |
Amenoma Kageuchi is tailored for characters with high energy demands. With a refinement-dependent energy regeneration of 6-12, using the elemental skill yields Succession Seeds. Consuming these via the elemental burst enables energy regeneration, making it a strategic choice for characters with frequent energy needs.
C-Tier
The swords falling under the C-tier ranking are below-average and are only good if you do not have above-tier swords.

The Flute
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
The Flute | 1-90 | 42-510 | ATK% | 9%-41.3% | 4 star |
Based on the weapon’s refinement level, the Flute can deal area-of-effect damage of 100/125/150/175/200% to nearby enemies. Whenever the wielder lands a charged or normal attack, they receive a “Harmonic”. After acquiring a total of five Harmonics, the passive ability is triggered and can last for a maximum of 30 seconds.
Favonius Sword
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Favonius Sword | 1-90 | 41-454 | Energy recharge | 13.3%-61.3% | 4 star |
Favonius Sword, akin to Amenoma Kageuchi, offers energy regeneration, albeit at a slower pace. Dependent on critical hits and trigger time, it generates three Energy Particles (60-100% chance) with a cooldown of 12-6 seconds. The weapon’s passive ability efficiency is tied to strategic critical hits and timing.
The Alley Flash
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
The Alley Flash | 1-90 | 45-620 | Elemental mastery | 12-55 | 4 star |
The Alley Flash stands out as a contender among top-tier swords, boasting a substantial 12-24% attack damage increase. However, the catch is a punishing condition—taking damage nullifies the damage boost for five seconds. This drawback makes the Alley Flash less favorable, despite its impressive potential.
Sacrificial Sword
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Sacrificial Sword | 1-90 | 41-454 | Energy recharge | 13.3%-61.3% | 4 star |
Sacrificial Sword is all about resetting the cooldown timer. Whenever the wielder deals damage to an opponent by using the elemental skill, there is a 40/50/60/70/80% chance that the elemental skill goes on cooldown. Even though the passive of the Sacrificial sword sounds promising on paper, it is penalized by the long duration of the trigger in the field. This skill can trigger after every 30/26/22/19/16s, depending on the weapon refinement level.
Prototype Rancour
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Prototype Rancour | 1-90 | 44-565 | Physical damage bonus | 7.5%-34.5% | 4 star |
The wielder of the Prototype Rancour sword receives an increase in attack and defense by 4/5/6/7/8% for the next six seconds. The weapon’s passive ability can stack four times and can trigger after every 0.3 seconds a player lands a hit on an opponent. Besides increasing the overall attack and defense of the wielder marginally, there is nothing special the Prototype Rancour does.
Harbinger of Dawn
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Harbinger of Dawn | 1-90 | 39-401 | Crit Damage | 10.2%-46.9% | 3 star |
Harbinger of Dawn offers an above-average boost to critical rate (14-28%) in Genshin Impact. However, the catch is a demanding condition—the wielder must have at least 90% health points for the passive to trigger. This stringent requirement significantly undermines the overall value of Harbinger of Dawn.
Iron Sting
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Iron Sting | 1-90 | 42-510 | Elemental mastery | 36-165 | 4 star |
Iron Sting, like Prototype Rancour, gives its wielder a marginal increase in elemental damage. The character who wields this sword receives 6/7.5/9/10.5/12% on all damage whenever the enemy gets hit by elemental damage. The damage buff lasts for six seconds and can stack two times.
D-Tier
These swords have very limited passive ability application when it comes to receiving buffs on the field.

Sword of Descension
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Sword of Descension | 1-90 | 39-440 | ATK% | 7.7%-35.2% | 4 star |
The Sword of Descension, a PlayStation exclusive, slightly outperforms most swords when wielded by the Traveler, granting a 66 attack boost. However, if used on a non-PlayStation system, its passive ability is inactive. This passive has a 50% chance to unleash a 200% damage AoE attack, adding a bit of flair to its performance.
Royal Longsword
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Royal Longsword | 1-90 | 42-510 | ATK% | 9%-41.3% | 4 star |
The Royal Longsword, a mid-tier choice in Genshin Impact, boosts the critical rate by 8-16% on dealing damage, depending on the refinement level. Its passive can stack five times, but a critical hit from an enemy wipes all stacks, making it a balanced yet somewhat precarious option.
Lion’s Roar
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Lion’s roar | 1-90 | 42-510 | ATK% | 9%-41.3% | 4 star |
Lion’s Roar sword’s passive ability increases the wielder’s overall damage by 20/24/28/32/36% only if the enemy is hit by an electro or pyro-based attack. The weapon has decent potential; however, it is held by the harsh conditions put upon its passive ability.
Skyrider Sword
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Skyrider sword | 1-90 | 38-354 | Energy recharge | 11.3%-51.7% | 3 star |
Skyrider Sword comes with a below-average attack of 38 and does not offer much besides increasing the attack and movement speed. Depending on the weapon refinement, whenever the wielder uses the elemental burst, the weapon grants for twelve seconds 12/15/18/21/24% increase in attack and movement speed.
Fillet Blade
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Fillet Blade | 1-90 | 39-401 | ATK% | 7.7%-35.2% | 3 star |
Fillet Blade has excellent potential, but its passive is bound by an extensive trigger time. Moreover, the weapon’s passive only lands increased damage on a single target.
Genshin Impact Claymore Tier List
Claymore is a slow-swing but heavy-hitting weapon in Genshin Impact that favors muscle more than speed. Claymores are slow, but they hit hard and deal much more damage per swing than swords and polearms. Below is the Genshin Impact Claymore Tier List.
S-Tier
All the S-tier Claymore weapons are the best in the best in the game. They hit the hardest of all other weapons from the same category and their passive is very useful while fighting in the field.

Skyward Pride
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Skyward Pride | 1-90 | 48-674 | Energy recharge | 8%-36.8% | 5 star |
Skyward Pride is by far the best all-rounder, support-style claymore that does not deal the most serious damage in its class but still is favored by many players. With a 48 base attack, whenever the wielder uses elemental burst, charged, or normal attack, the landing hit creates a vacuum, dealing 80/100/120/140/160% to all enemies falling in the weapon’s path.
Wolf’s Gravestone
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Wolf’s Gravestone | 1-90 | 46-608 | ATK% | 10.8%-49.6% | 5 star |
The best part about Wolf’s Gravestone is that the weapon not only buffs the wielder’s damage but also increases the teammate’s damage as well. The wielder of this claymore gets 20/25/30/35/40% attack buff while the party gets 40/50/60/70/80% for twelve seconds.
A-Tier
The claymores falling under the A-tier ranking of the Genshin Impact weapon tier list are near perfection. They will get the job done, but they will leave a tangible feeling of not doing more.

The Unforged
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
The Unforged | 1-90 | 46-608 | ATK% | 10.8%-49.6% | 5 star |
This claymore is centered around a shield to work more effectively. The Unforged can increase the shield strength by 20/25/30/35/40%. Every hit can buff the attack by 4/5/6/7/8% for at least eight seconds.
Song of Broken Pines
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Song of Broken Pines | 1-90 | 49-741 | Physical Damage Bonus | 4.5%20.7% | 5 star |
While equipping the Song of Broken Pines, all of the characters’ attacks cause various buffs that favor the wielder and party members. Normal and charged attacks grant Sigil of Whispers and consuming it gives all teammates the “Millennial Movement: Banner-Hymn” effect for twelve seconds.
B-Tier
All B-tier claymores are average performers as compared to top-tier ones. Their passive is useful but does not offer too much to the table as the high-tier claymores.

Prototype Archaic
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Prototype Archaic | 1-90 | 44-565 | ATK% | 6%-27.6% | 4 star |
Prototype Archaic Claymore rewards its wielder a 50% chance to land 240/300/360/420/480% extra damage in a small radius to all foes. Of course, the higher percentage depends on the overall weapon’s refinement level. The trigger time of 15 seconds holds this weapon from becoming top-tier in its class.
Serpent Spine
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Serpent spine | 1-90 | 42-510 | Crit rate | 6%-27.6% | 4 star |
Serpent Spine grants its wielder a higher percentage of damage, but the trade-off is that it also takes more damage. Your character can land 6/7/8/9/10% extra damage on a target by remaining for every four seconds on the field. However, the overall damage taken is also increased by 3/2.7/2.4/2.1/1.8%.
Favonius Greatsword
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Favonius Greatsword | 1-90 | 41-454 | Energy recharge | 13.3%-61.3% | 4 star |
Characters who rely on energy will find Favonius Greatsword suitable for their playstyle. Based on the weapon’s refinement level, the critical hits can generate one elemental orb, regenerating six energy with 60/70/80/90/100% occurrence chance. This passive can trigger after every 12/10.5/9/7.5/6s.
Blackcliff Slasher
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Blackcliff Slasher | 1-90 | 42-510 | Crit damage | 12%-55.1% | 4 star |
Blackcliff Slasher Claymore’s passive grants an additional damage buff of 12/15/18/21/24% for 30 seconds to its wielder after killing a foe. The wielder can stack the passive three times.
C-Tier
The C-tier claymores have a reasonable attack power, not the highest in its class but not the lowest as well. The passive of these weapons come near to B-tier claymores but still lack punch.

Whiteblind
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Whiteblind | 1-90 | 42-510 | DEF% | 11.3%51.7% | 4 star |
Whiteblind is an average four-star claymore that is better than most three-star ones, but still, there is room for improvement. The weapon’s wielder receives a 6/7.5/9/10.5/12% increase in attack and defense for six seconds after landing normal or charged attacks. The passive can be stacked four times.
Katsuragikiri Nagamasa
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Katsuragikiri Nagamasa | 1-90 | 42-510 | Energy recharge | 10%-45.9% | 4 star |
Katsuragikiri Nagamasa Claymore buffs the elemental skill damage of a wielder by 6/7.5/9/10.5/12%. The trade-off is that the character loses three energy after landing a hit on an opponent using the elemental skill. However, the character also regenerates 3/3.5/4/4.5/5 energy for six seconds.
Sacrificial Greatsword
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Sacrificial Greatsword | 1-90 | 44-565 | Energy recharge | 6.7%-30.6% | 4 star |
Sacrificial Greatsword works similarly to its counterpart Sacrificial Sword. Every time the wielder damages an enemy using the elemental skill, the skill can cancel the cooldown with a 40/50/60/70/80% chance of occurring after every 30/26/22/19/16s.
Snow-Tombed Starsilver
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Snow-tombed Starsilver | 1-90 | 44-565 | Physical damage bonus | 7.5%-34.5% | 4 star |
Snow-Tombed Starsilver Claymore delivers respectable Cryo and AoE damage. Each charged and the normal attack has a 60-100% chance to create an Everfrost icicle above enemies. Upon descent, it triggers an AoE attack, dealing 200-360% damage. The potency scales with the weapon’s refinement level.
Lithic Blade
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Lithic Blade | 1-90 | 42-510 | ATK% | 9%-41.3% | 4 star |
Lithic Blade favors the wielder of the party members from Liyue. If they are, the character wielding this claymore receives a 7/8/9/10/11% increase in attack and a 3/4/5/6/7% overall increase in critical rate. Once again, the damage and crit rate scaling depends on the weapon’s refinement level.
Skyrider Greatsword
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Skyrider Greatsword | 1-90 | 39-401 | Physical damage bonus | 9.6%-43.9% | 3 star |
For a three-star claymore, the Skyrider Greatsword is a decent weapon in Genshin Impact. The wielder can increase overall attack by 6/7/8/9/10% on every charged and normal attack for six seconds.
D-Tier
All the D-tier claymores are underperformer weapons in the game. The wielder of these weapons will struggle while taking out crowds of enemies or a formidable foe, one-versus-one.

Royal Greatsword
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Royal Greatsword | 1-90 | 44-565 | ATK% | 6%-27.6% | 4 star |
One of the last in the Genshin Impact Claymore Tier list is the Royal Greatsowrd. The Royal Greatsword Claymore’s passive provides a marginal increase in overall critical rate and stacks. However, when the wielder lands a crit hit, all the stacks are removed, making this weapon a bad choice to go with.
The Bell
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
The bell | 1-90 | 42-510 | HP% | 9%-41.3% | 4 star |
While having The Bell Claymore equipped, any damage the wielder takes is absorbed, and a shield is generated. The shield is triggered after every 45 seconds and lasts only up to 10 seconds. The delayed trigger time and smaller shield duration make the passive ability ridiculous and straight-up bad.
Rainslasher
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Rainslasher | 1-90 | 42-510 | Elemental mastery | 36-165 | 4 star |
Rainslasher is another great claymore weapon whose passive offers damage buff only if an enemy takes a hit from an Electro or Hydro-based attack. This condition severely limits the overall efficiency of the weapon.
Debate Club
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Debate club | 1-90 | 39-401 | ATK% | 7.7%-35.2% | 3 star |
Debate Club is a three-star claymore whose passive does AoE damage. Whenever the wielder does a normal, charged attack or an elemental skill-based hit on a foe, the AoE damage buff increases by 60/75/90/105/120% for 15 seconds.
Genshin Impact Polearms Tier List
Polearms are fast like a small-sized dagger. In Genshin Impact, this weapon type allows the character to maintain a distance and keep hitting the opponent from a safe distance.
S-Tier
The S-tier ranking Genshin Impact weapon tier list polearms are the best in its class of weapons. Their passive is pretty strong and allows the wielder to survive longer by receiving increased damage and HP.

Primordial Jade Winged-Spear
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Primordial Jade Winged-spear | 1-90 | 48-674 | Crit rate | 4.8%-22.1% | 5 star |
Primordial Jade Winged-Spear offers a small damage increase of 3.2/3.9/4.6/5.3/6.0 for six seconds. However, the stacks can get up to seven times, increasing the overall damage to a much higher value.
Staff of Homa
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Staff of Homa | 1-90 | 46-608 | Crit damage | 14.4%-66.2% | 5 star |
If your character needs frequent health point regeneration and an extraordinary amount of damage buff from a polearms weapon, then Staff of Homa is the right pick. This weapon can increase the wielder’s HP by 20-40%. Moreover, when the wielder’s health falls below 50%, the Staff of Homa offers additional weapon damage.
A-Tier
The A-tier ranking polearms come very close to the S-tier weapons of the same category. However, they lack finesse and have a little less effective passive than the top-tier polearms in Genshin Impact. Still, they are the best polearms than most in its class in the game.

Skyward Spine
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Skyward Spine | 1-90 | 48-674 | Energy Recharge | 8%-36.8% | 5 star |
Skyward Spine weapon has the potential to become a top-tier polearms weapon in Genshin Impact. This is because the weapon offers an increase in critical rate and normal attack speed. Moreover, all charged and normal attacks get a 50% chance to trigger a vacuum blade, dealing 40-100% AoE damage attack.
Engulfing Lightning
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Engulfing Lightning | 1-90 | 46-608 | Energy Recharge | 12%-55.1% | 5 star |
Engulfing Lightning favors characters who rely on energy-recharging weapons. This weapon increases the overall attack by 80/90/100/110/120% and gives the wielder 30/35/40/45/50% of energy recharge that lasts for 12 seconds.
Vortex Vanquisher
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Vortex vanquisher | 1-90 | 46-608 | ATK% | 10.8%-49.6% | 5 star |
Vortex Vanquisher is yet again another shield-centric weapon in Genshin Impact. Landing hits on enemies increases the shield strength by 20-40% and increases the overall attack by 4-8% for eight seconds. The passive can stack at least five times and can trigger after every 0.3 seconds.
B-Tier
The B-tier polearms have average attack and passive effectiveness in the game. Still, they are miles better than low-ranking weapons of the same category.

Crescent Pike
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Crescent Pike | 1-90 | 44-565 | Physical damage bonus | 7.5%-34.5% | 4 star |
Crescent Pike is a decent polearms weapon in Genshin Impact. Every time the wielder picks up an elemental particle or orb, the character’s charged, and normal attacks increase by 20/25/30/35/40% for five seconds.
The Catch
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
The catch | 1-90 | 42-510 | Energy Recharge | 10%-45.9% | 4 star |
The Catch weapon is centered around increasing the overall elemental burst damage and critical rate by 16/20/24/28/32% and 6/7.5/9/10.5/12%, respectively. The characters who are heavily focused on DPS will find little use of this weapon.
Blackcliff Pole
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Blackcliff Pole | 1-90 | 42-510 | Crit Damage | 12%-55.1% | 4 star |
For a four-star polearms weapon, the Blackcliff pole offers a decent amount of increase in attack. The passive of this weapon triggers whenever the wielder kills a foe, increasing the attack by 12/15/18/21/24% for 30 seconds. Blackcliff Pole’s passive can at least get three stacks.
Deathmatch
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Deathmatch | 1-90 | 41-454 | Crit rate | 8%-36.8% | 4 star |
The Deathmatch comes with a base attack of 41/454, and it shines the best while fighting with two or more two enemies in proximity. It is because the weapon’s passive only triggers and applies damage and defense buff of 16/20/24/28/32% and 16/20/24/28/32% if two or more enemies are nearby.
Prototype Starglitter
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Prototype Starglitter | 1-90 | 42-510 | Energy Recharge | 10%-45.9% | 4 star |
Prototype Starglitter weapon’s passive offers increased charged and normal attack damage by 8/10/12/14/16% for twelve seconds after the wielder uses an elemental skill. Moreover, the weapon’s passive can get at least two stacks.
Kitain Cross Spear
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Kitain Cross Spear | 1-90 | 44-565 | Elemental mastery | 24-110 | 4 star |
Hitting an enemy with Kitain Cross Spear’s elemental skill will increase its elemental damage by 6/7.5/9/10.5/12%. Moreover, the wielder also loses three energy but recovers it over two seconds, at least 3/3.5/4/4.5/5 Energy.
C-Tier
All the C-tier polearms pretty much fall below the satisfactory level. Their attack and passive have limited application in the field. Still, they outshine most under-performer polearms in Genshin Impact.

Lithic Spear
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Lithic Spear | 1-90 | 44-565 | ATK% | 6%-27.6% | 4 star |
Lithic Spear increases the wielder’s attack and critical rate by 7/8/9/10/11% and 3/4/5/6/7% if there is a member in the team from Liyue. The weapon’s passive can gain at least four stacks.
Favonius Lance
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Favonius Lance | 1-90 | 44-565 | Energy Recharge | 6.7%-30.6% | 4 star |
Favonius Lance, like other Favonius counterpart weapons, is an energy-centric weapon in Genshin Impact. Landing critical hits with this weapon grants the wielder a 60/70/80/90/100% chance to get three clear particles. These later generate at least six energy for the wielder of Favonius Lance.
Dragon’s Bane
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Dragon’s Bane | 1-90 | 41-454 | Elemental mastery | 48-221 | 4 star |
Dragon’s Bane comes with a base attack of 41/454. The weapon can increase the overall attack of the wielder if an enemy is hit by Pyro or Hydro based attacks. In that case, the character can land 20/24/28/32/36% of increased damage on an enemy.
D-Tier
The D-tier polearms are straight-up the least desirable weapons in its class. Their passive does not offer enough value to the wielder as compared to other polearms of high-tiers.

Dragonspine Spear
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Dragonspine Spear | 1-90 | 41-454 | Physical damage bonus | 15%-69% | 4 star |
Dragonspine Spear comes with a base attack of 41, and all normal and charged attacks have a 60/70/80/90/100% to create an Everforst icicle on a target. This status effect later deals AoE hit of 80/95/110/125/140% of attack power.
Royal Spear
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Royal Spear | 1-90 | 44-565 | ATK% | 6%-27.6% | 4 star |
The Royal Spear weapon increases the wielder’s critical rate, marginally increasing the overall damage of the character. The weapon can increase the crit rate by 8/10/12/14/16%, and the passive can at least have five stacks.
White Tassel
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
White tassel | 1-90 | 39-401 | Crit rate | 5.1%-23.4% | 3 star |
White Tassel is a three-star weapon whose passive increases the attack damage of normal attacks by 24/30/36/42/48%. Other than that, the weapon does not offer enough value to the table.
Halberd
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Halberd | 1-90 | 40-448 | ATK% | 5.1%-23.4% | 3 star |
Like White Tassel, Halberd is also another three-star weapon that buffs normal attacks by 160/200/240/280/320%. Even though the overall damage output is higher than White Tassel, Halberd’s passive only trigger every 10 seconds, making it the weakest polearms weapon in our D-Rank Genshin Impact weapon tier list.
Genshin Impact Catalysts Tier List
Catalysts are an elemental means of offense in Genshin Impact, which replaces the charged and normal attack with elemental damage. The nature of the elemental attack depends on the character in the game.
S-Tier
There is just one catalyst that outshines others in its class when it comes to landing overall elemental damage. It offers the highest value while having it equipped on a character.

Lost Prayer to the Sacred Winds
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Lost prayer to the sacred winds | 1-90 | 46-608 | Crit rate | 7.2%-33.1% | 5 star |
Lost Prayer to the Sacred Winds is the best Catalyst in Genshin Impact. Its lasting passive effects include a 10% movement speed increase and a stacking 8-16% elemental damage boost every four seconds in combat, maxing out at four stacks.
A-Tier
The A-tier catalysts come significantly closer to becoming the top-tier ones in the game. However, they lack the touch that makes them the perfect ones. Still, they are pretty much powerful, useful, and valuable catalysts in the game.

Skyward Atlas
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Skyward Atlas | 1-90 | 48-674 | ATK% | 7.2%-33.1% | 5 star |
Skyward Atlas is another excellent catalyst that buffs the character’s elemental damage by increasing it to 12-24%. Moreover, whenever the wielder hits an enemy with normal attacks, the character gets a 50% chance to receive the favor of the clouds. They attack enemies in the character’s proximity, dealing 160-320% attack for 15 seconds.
Memory of Dust
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Memory of Dust | 1-90 | 46-608 | ATK% | 10%-49.6% | 5 star |
The Memory of Dust is a shield-centric catalyst in Genshin Impact. By equipping it, the wielder receives 20/25/30/35/40% of the shield strength. Moreover, attacking enemies gives 4/5/6/7/8% increased attack for eight seconds, which can be stacked five times.
B-Tier
All B-tier catalysts are average performers as compared to top-tier ones. Their passive is useful but does not offer too much to the table as the high-tier catalysts.

The Widsith
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
The Widsith | 1-90 | 42-510 | Crit Damage | 12%-55.1% | 4 star |
The passive of Widsith works every 30 seconds and lasts for 10 seconds. Whenever a character enters the field, they get a theme song in a random configuration, rewarding the catalyst wielder with three stats; Aria, Interlude, and Recitative. The Widsith is an excellent catalyst; however, its half-minute trigger condition is too much of a wait time.
Solar Pearl
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Solar pearl | 1-90 | 42-510 | Crit rate | 6%-27.6% | 4 star |
Solar Pearl’s passive triggers by landing normal attacks which increase the character’s elemental burst and elemental skill damage by 20/25/30/35/40%. The unique thing about this catalyst is that using the latter abilities also buffs the former. The passive effects last for six seconds.
Mappa Mare
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Mappa mare | 1-90 | 44-565 | Elemental Mastery | 24-110 | 4 star |
Whenever the wielder triggers an elemental reaction, the Mappa Mare catalyst gives 8/10/12/14/16% elemental damage that lasts for ten seconds. The wielder can stack it two times.
Wine and Song
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Wine and Song | 1-90 | 44-565 | Energy Recharge | 6.7%-30.6% | 4 star |
Winge and Song catalyst buffs stamina at the expense of landing normal attacks and vice-versa. The character’s stamina consumption is reduced by 14/16/18/20/22% for five seconds whenever the wielder hits foes with normal attacks.
C-Tier
The C-tier catalysts have reasonable elemental damage, not the highest in its class but not the lowest as well. The passive of these weapons come near to B-tier catalysts but still lack punch.

Dodoco Tales
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Dodoco Tales | 1-90 | 41-454 | ATK% | 12%-55.1% | 4 star |
Dodoco Tales catalyst buffs the charged attack damage by 16/20/24/28/32% only after the wielder lands normal attack hits on foes. Moreover, when the charged attacks hit an enemy, the overall attack increases by 8/10/12/14/16% for six seconds.
Favonius Codex
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Favonius Codex | 1-90 | 42-510 | Energy Recharge | 10%-45.9% | 4 star |
Favonius Codex, a catalyst in Genshin Impact, focuses on energy regeneration. On a critical hit, there’s a 60-100% chance to generate three Clear Particles, regenerating six energy for the wielder. This effect can occur every 12-6 seconds.
Thrilling Tales of the Dragon Slayers
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Thrilling Tales Of the Dragon Slayers | 1-90 | 39-401 | HP% | 7.7%-35,2% | 3 star |
This catalyst gets triggered after switching the character from one to another. Doing so gives the next character attack buff of 24/30/36/42/48% for ten seconds. The limited usage of this catalyst is why it is a C-ranking catalyst in the best weapons of Genshin Impact.
Sacrificial Fragment
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Sacrificial Fragment | 1-90 | 41-454 | Elemental Mastery | 48-221 | 4 star |
Sacrificial Fragment catalyst’s passive has 40/50/60/70/80% chance to finish the elemental skill cooldown after hitting a foe with it. The passive gets triggered every 30/26/22/19/16 seconds only.
Eye of Perception
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Eye of Perception | 1-90 | 41-454 | ATK% | 12%-55.1% | 4 star |
For a four-star catalyst, Eye of Perception does not offer much to the table. It is because the weapon has a 50% chance of triggering its passive, and that also has 12/11/10/9/8 seconds of cooldown.
Blackcliff Agate
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Blackcliff Agate | 1-90 | 42-510 | Crit Damage | 12%-55.1% | 4 star |
Blackcliff Agate is another four-star catalyst that does not offer much value while equipping, mainly because passive only triggers after killing a foe. Otherwise, the catalyst can increase the base attack for 30 seconds by 12/15/18/21/24%.
D-Tier
All the D-tier catalysts are underperformers in their class. The wielder of these weapons will struggle while taking out crowds of enemies or a tough foe, one-versus-one.

Hakushin Ring
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Hakushin Ring | 1-90 | 44-565 | Energy Recharge | 6.7%-30.6% | 4 star |
The reason Hakushin Ring sits in the D-tier is that its passive does not directly buff the wielder. However, the party members caught in the elemental reaction get 10/12.5/15/17.5/20% elemental damage buff.
Royal Grimoire
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Royal Grimoire | 1-90 | 44-565 | ATK% | 6%-27.6% | 4 star |
Royal Grimoire gives a smaller percentage increase of 8/10/12/14/16% to the wielder’s critical hit rate after hitting an enemy. The passive can last up to five stacks. However, landing a critical hit also removes the stacks.
Prototype Amber
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Prototype Amber | 1-90 | 42-510 | HP% | 9%-41.3% | 4 star |
Prototype Amber regenerates the wielder’s energy and party members’ HP by 4/4.5/5/5.5/6% in six seconds.
Frostbearer
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Frostbearer | 1-90 | 42-510 | ATK% | 9%-41.3% | 4 star |
Using the normal and charged attacks on foes creates an Everfrost icicle, allowing the wielder to deal 80/95/110/125/140% area-of-effect attack.
Twin Nephrite
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Twin Nephrite | 1-90 | 40-448 | Crit rate | 3.4%-15.6% | 3 star |
Twin Nephrite only increases attack and movement speed for 15 seconds by 12/14/16/18/20% only after the wielder kills an opponent.
Genshin Impact Bows Tier List
Bows are a shoot-from-a-distance kind of weapon in Genshin Impact whose charged attacks infuse a character’s elemental nature into the arrow. This weapon’s normal attacks allow a character to fire simple arrows in quick succession.
S-Tier
There is just one bow that is extraordinary when it comes to offering the best and most useful passive along with the highest attack in Genshin Impact.

Skyward Harp
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Skyward Harp | 1-90 | 48-674 | Crit rate | 4.8%-22.1% | 5 star |
Skyward Harp reigns as the top-tier bow in Genshin Impact’s most powerful weapons. It boasts the highest critical damage and a remarkable chance to trigger its passive. With a 20-40% boost in critical damage and a 60-100% chance to unleash an area-of-effect attack, it operates at trigger times of 4-2 seconds.
A-Tier
The A-tier Genshin Impact bows are not the best in their class, but still, they are second to none in Genshin Impact. They have strong passive, and the charged attack is pretty useful.

Amos’ Bow
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Amos’ Bow | 1-90 | 46-608 | ATK% | 19.2%-88.2% | 5 star |
Amos’ Bow significantly increases the aimed shot and normal ones’ damage by 12/15/18/21/24%. The weapon’s base attack is 46, which is slightly low. However, Amos’ Bow makes up for it by increasing the overall DPS.
Elegy for the End
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Elegy for the end | 1-90 | 46-608 | Energy Recharge | 12%55.1% | 5 star |
Elegy for the End increases the wielder’s elemental mastery by 60/75/90/105/120. The wielder gains a Sigil of Remembrance after hitting an opponent with the elemental damage. Once the character has got 4 of these, all of them can be consumed to increase elemental mastery for the party.
Thundering Pulse
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Thundering Pulse | 1-90 | 46-608 | Crit Damage | 14.4%-66.2% | 5 star |
Thundering Pulse significantly increases the wielder’s attack by 20/25/30/35/40%, giving a buff to normal attacks.
B-Tier
The B-tier ranking Genshin Impact weapon tier list bows are not the best in the game but certainly not the worst either. They offer little value as compared to other top-tier bows in its class. However, they can still be pretty useful if used properly in certain conditions.

The Viridescent Hunt
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
The Viridescent Hunt | 1-90 | 42-510 | Crit Rate | 6%-27.6% | 4 star |
The Viridescent Hunt is a four-star bow that is perfect for crowd control. Whenever the wielder hits an opponent with a normal or aimed shot, they get a 50% chance to regenerate a cyclone. All enemies in the proximity receive 40/50/60/70/80% of base attack damage.
The Stringless
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
The stringless | 1-90 | 42-510 | Elemental Mastery | 36-165 | 4 star |
The Stringless bow buffs the overall DPS of the wielder by increasing the elemental burst and elemental skill damage significantly by 24/30/36/42/48%.
Rust
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Rust | 1-90 | 42-510 | ATK% | 9%-41.3% | 4 star |
Rust bow offers a trade-off by decreasing the charged attack’s damage by 10% at the expense of granting 40/50/60/70/80% increased normal attack damage.
Alley Hunter
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Alley Hunter | 1-90 | 44-565 | ATK% | 6%-27.6% | 4 star |
The Alley Hunter bow works when its wielder is out of the field in the party. The bow builds up damage every second by 2/2.5/3/3.5/4%. After entering the field, the damage percentage starts dropping.
C-Tier
The bows falling under the C-tier ranking are below average and are only good if you do not have above-tier bows in the game.

Windblume Ode
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Windblume Ode | 1-90 | 42-510 | Elemental Mastery | 36-165 | 4 star |
Windblume Ode increases the wielder’s attack for six seconds by 16/20/24/28/32% only after using an elemental skill on an opponent.
Hamayumi
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Hamayumi | 1-90 | 41-454 | ATK% | 12%-55.1% | 4 star |
Hamayumi bow drastically increases the overall damage of normal and charged attacks by 16/20/24/28/32% and 12/15/18/21/24% only if the wielder’s energy peaks at 100%.
Sacrificial Bow
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Sacrificial Bow | 1-90 | 44-565 | Energy Recharge | 6.7%-30.6% | 4 star |
Sacrificial Bow comes with a 40/50/60/70/80% chance to reset its cooldown after the wielder damages an enemy with elemental skill.
Mitternachts Waltz
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Mitternachts Waltz | 1-90 | 42-510 | Physical damage bonus | 11.3%-51.7% | 4 star |
Mitternachts Waltz increases the overall normal attacks after hitting an enemy with elemental or vice versa by 20/25/30/35/40%.
Favonius Warbow
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Favonius Warbow | 1-90 | 41-454 | Energy Recharge | 13.3%-61.3% | 4 star |
Favonius Warbow can generate six energy only after the wielder lands a critical hit, which has 60/70/80/90/100% to get three clear particles.
Blackcliff Warbow
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Blackcliff Warbow | 1-90 | 44-565 | Crit Damage | 8%-36.8% | 4 star |
Blackcliff Warbow buffs the wielder’s attack by 12/15/18/21/24% only after killing an enemy. The effect lasts for 30 seconds and can be stacked three times.
Compound Bow
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Compound bow | 1-90 | 41-454 | Physical Damage Bonus | 15%-69% | 4 star |
Compound Bow buffs the aimed shot and normal attacks by 4/5/6/7/8%. The bow also increases the normal attack speed for six seconds.
D-Tier
All the D-tier Genshin Impact bows are underperformer weapons in the game. The wielder of these weapons will struggle while taking out crowds of enemies or a formidable foe while taking the fight head-on.

Sharpshooter’s Oath
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Sharpshooter’s Oath | 1-90 | 39-401 | Crit damage | 10.2%-46.9% | 3 star |
Sharpshooter’s Oath is a three-star weapon that can increase the wielder’s damage for the enemy’s weak spots by 24/30/36/42/48%.
Slingshot
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Slingshot | 1-90 | 38-354 | Crit rate | 6.8%-35.2% | 3 star |
Hitting an enemy within 0.3 seconds after firing an arrow will increase the wielder’s normal or charged attack damage by 36/42/48/54/60%.
Prototype Crescent
Weapon name | Level (base/max) | Attack (base/max) | 2nd stat name | 2nd stat (base/max) | Rarity |
Prototype Crescent | 1-90 | 42-510 | ATK% | 9%-41.3% | 4 star |
When the wielder hits an enemy’s weak spot, the character receives an increase in attack damage by 36/45/54/63/72% and movement speed by 10%.
We spent considerable time playing Genshin Impact, and this tier ranking is the culmination of long hours of gameplay and research. Moreover, we acknowledge that the tier ranking of each weapon we have set up may differ from what you have experienced in the game.
That is why our tier ranking is solely based on our taste and experience and is not up for discussion or criticism. Remember that this is strictly Best Weapons In Genshin Impact; thus, if you want a general Genshin Impact Tier List; read our different in-depth articles.
You may find this interesting: Hades Weapons Tier List.
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