Attribute

Genshin Impact's combat and exploration are governed by character attributes that affect how often you can use your abilities, how powerful they will be, and your survivability.

Base Stats

HP

HP, short for hit points, is a measure of how much life force your character has. If your HP reaches 0, your character will become incapacitated and disappear, while another character in your team will be activated. HP can be restored by eating food, using abilities that heal, returning to a Statue of the Seven, or dealing damage with weapons that provide healing (such as The Black Sword).

Health can be increased by raising your character level, or equipping artifacts and weapons that provide HP or HP% increase. Leveling up these weapons and artifacts will also increase the HP bonus they provide. All flower-type artifacts increase HP, so leveling these up is a good way to boost HP.

Attack

Attack, abbreviated in-game as ATK, is a measure of how much damage your character does. Your normal attacks, elemental skills, and elemental bursts all have their damage boosted based on your attack. Some talents deal a higher percentage of damage based on attack than others, so you can go to the talent info screen on the character tab to inspect each talent individually and see how things scale for your character. Attack damage is reduced by the defense attribute of the enemy you hit, as well as by any elemental shields they have active.

Your attack can be increased by raising your character level, or equipping artifacts that provide attack or attack% increase, as well as by leveling up your weapon or equipping a more powerful weapon. All feather type artifacts increase attack, so leveling these up is a good way to boost attack. In addition, the Fervent Flames Elemental Resonance provides a 25% attack boost, while Enduring Rock gives a 15% boost while under the effect of an elemental shield. Finally, there are food items that provide a temporary attack bonus when consumed.

Currently known Total ATK calculation method :

Total ATK = [(Character's Base ATK + Weapon ATK) × (1 + Weapon ATK% bonuses + Artifact ATK% bonuses)] + Artifact ATK flat bonuses

Defense

Defense, abbreviated in-game as DEF, is a measure of how much resistance your character has to incoming damage. The higher your defense, the less damage you take from attacks. Defense can be increased by raising your character level, or equipping artifacts or weapons that provide defense or defense % increase. Additionally, some characters, most notably Noelle, have talents that increase defense. Finally, there are food items that provide a temporary defense boost when consumed.

Curve fitting of damage vs defense and level shows that damage is reduced by both the defender's defense and also with increasing level of the defender. The suggested formula is :

Damage = Unit Attack Power × (e-Target Defense / (Level×4+225) + 0.01 × Level)

However, it has also been claimed that differences in level between attacker and defender also affect final damage by the relation :

Damage multiplier = (Attacker Level + 100) / (Defender Level + Attacker Level + 200)

Damage calculation

Currently, the known formula for final damage calculation:

Non-critical Hit = Total ATK × Skill% × Enemy DEF% × Enemy RES% × (1 + DMG Bonuses%)

For Critical Damage:

Critical Hit DMG = Non-critical Hit × (1 + CRIT DMG%)

For Amplification Reaction (Vaporize and Melt):

Amplification Reaction Damage = Non-critical Hit × (1 + EM Bonus% + Other Reaction Bonus%)

Amplification Reaction Damage (Critical Hit) = Non-critical Hit × (1 + CRIT DMG%) × (1 + EM Bonus% + Other Reaction Bonus%)

For Transformation Reaction (Superconduct, Swirl, Electro-Charged, Shattered, and Overloaded):

Transformation Reaction Damage = Reaction Base Damage × (1 + EM Bonus% + Other Reaction Bonus%) × Enemy RES%

Skill and Normal Attack Scaling

For Skill or Attack Attribute Scaling, the formula is :

 Talent Attribute Multiplier = Talent Base Multiplier x Talent Level Multiplier

Talent Base Multiplier is the damage/healing value a talent has at Lv.1. (i.e. Geo Traveler's Starfell Sword is 248% in Lv.1.)

• For DMG Absorption talents (i.e. Noelle's Breastplate), Talent Base Multiplier is the damage absorption value a talent has at Lv.1.

For talents with both a percentage(x%) and a flat component(+x), the multipliers are different. Examples are Let the Show Begin. The flat bonus scales with the flat bonus multiplier, while the HP% bonus scales with the percentage bonus multiplier.

For Normal Attack talents, Talent Base Multiplier is the damage value a normal attack has at Lv.1. Talent Level Multiplier is the value related to Normal Attack Talent Level. The multiplier is estimated and within 1% of actual values. Errors are due to internal rounding errors and/or slight estimation errors. Talent Level 11 can be achieved only with Tartaglias Master of Weaponry passive talent.

Talent Level Multiplier is the value related to Talent Level.

Talent Level	Percentage Bonus Multiplier	Flat Bonus Multiplier	Multiplier for Normal Attack
1	100%	100%	100
2	107.5%	110%	108%
3	115%	120%	116%
4	125%	132.5%	127.5%
5	132.5%	145%	135%
6	140%	157.5%	145%
7	150%	172.5%	157.5%
8	160%	187.5%	170%
9	170%	202.5%	182.5%
10	180%	220%	197.5%
11	190%	237.5%	212.5%
12	200%	Unknown
13	212.5%	Unknown
14	Unknown	Unknown
15	Unknown	Unknown

Enemy Defense

Enemy DEF = (Character Level + 100) ÷ [(1 - DEF Reduction Debuffs%) × (Enemy Level + 100) + (Character Level + 100)]

Template:HideList For both characters and enemies, the formulas of damage reduction for DEF is :

Damage Reduction = Defense ÷ (Defense + 5 x Attacker Level + 500)

for enemies, their defense mostly follows this formula:

Enemy Defense = 5 x Enemy Level + 500

When a character attack a enemy, the damage reduction for defense is:

Enemy Damage Reduction = (Enemy Level + 100) ÷ [(Enemy Level + 100) + (Character Level + 100)]

The Enemy DEF% is

Enemy DEF = 1 -  Enemy Damage Reduction = (Character Level + 100) ÷ [(Enemy Level + 100) + (Character Level + 100)]

When considering DEF Reduction Debuffs, the formula is

Enemy DEF = (Character Level + 100) ÷ [(1 - DEF Reduction Debuffs%) × (Enemy Level + 100) + (Character Level + 100)]

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Damage Bonuses

Any other damage source like Elemental%, Physical%, Skill%, Burst%, Normal%, Charged% and other x% bonuses like damage increase for picking up Elemental Orbs. These bonuses are all additive.

Resistance

Enemies have different resistance to each of the elements and there are ways to reduce that resistance. The damage reduction multiplier of resistance is :

Formula	Interval
$1 - \biggl( \frac{\mathsf{RES}}{2} \biggr)$	RES < 0
$1 - \mathsf{RES}$	0 ≤ RES < 0.75
$\frac{1}{4 \times \mathsf{RES} + 1}$	RES ≥ 0.75

RES is the actual resistance, the formula is:

RES = Base Resistance + Resistance Bonus - Resistance Reduction Debuffs

This formula applies to both characters and enemies. For enemies, Enemy RES% is standing for the damage reduction multiplier of the enemy's resistance.

Base Enemy Resistance

Currently known resistance values of each enemy :

Enemy	Elemental RES	Physical RES	Other
Slimes	10%	10%	Immune to corresponding element
Hilichurl	10%	10%
Mitachurl	10%	30%
Samachurl	10%	10%	+40% Elemental RES to corresponding element
Lawachurl	10%	50%	+60% Elemental RES to corresponding element
Ruin Guard	10%	70%
Ruin Hunter	10%	50%
Whopperflower	35%	35%	+40% Elemental RES to corresponding element
			All RES -25% when stunned
Fatui Skirmisher	10%	-20%	All RES +100% when enemy has elemental shield
Fatui Pyro Agent	10%	-20%	+40% Elemental RES to Pyro attacks
Fatui Cicin Mage	10%	-20%	+40% Elemental RES to corresponding element
Treasure Hoarders	10%	-20%
Millelith	10%	-20%
Geovishap Hatchling	10%	30%	+40% Elemental RES to Geo attacks
Abyss Mages	10%	10%
Eye of the Storm	10%	10%	Immune to Anemo
Cicin	10%	-50%	+40% Elemental RES to corresponding element
Hypostasis	10%	10%	Immune to corresponding element
Oceanid	10%	10%	Immune to Hydro attacks
Regisvine	110%	130%	+60% Elemental RES to corresponding element
			All RES -100% when stunned
Dvalin	10%	10%
Andrius	10%	10%	Immune to Anemo and Cryo attacks
Tartaglia	0%	0%	In Phase 1, +50% Elemental RES to Hydro attacks. All RES -30% when stunned
			In Phase 2, +50% Elemental RES to Electro attacks. All RES -50% when stunned
			In Phase 3, +70% Elemental RES to both Hydro attacks and Electro attacks.

Resistance Bonus

For characters, there are some methods to increase resistances:

• Protective Canopy
• Potions
  • for example, Frostshield Potion can increase 25% Cyro resistance
• Artifacts set bonus
  • for example, 2-piece Tiny Miracle can increase 20% All Elemental resistances
• Talents
  • for example, Lightning Fang can increase 80% Electro resistance

For enemies, there are some methods to increase resistances:

• Totems in Abyssal Domains.
  • For example, in level IV Hidden Palace of Zhou Formula, the buff from the Pyro totem can give +100% Pyro resistance bonus to on-field enemies.
• The elemental shield of Fatui Skirmishers
  • Fatui Skirmishers will get +100% All resistances bonus when they have elemental shields.

Resistance Reduction

Enemy resistance can be reduced through various methods:

Method	Amount	Resistance type	Notes
Superconduct	40%	Physical
Chongyun - Passive Talent 2	10%	Cryo
Xiangling - Constellation 1	15%	Pyro
Jean - Constellation 4	40%	Anemo
Venti - Constellation 2	12% + 12%	Anemo + Physical
Venti - Constellation 6	20%	Anemo + Swirled Element
Traveler (Anemo) - Constellation 6	20%	Anemo + Swirled Element
Beidou - Constellation 6	15%	Electro
Viridescent Venerer - 4 Pieces bonus	40%	Swirled Element

Advanced Stats

Elemental Mastery

Elemental Mastery is a measure of how powerful elemental reactions created by your character will be. These elemental reactions include Vaporize, Melt, Overloaded, Superconduct, Electro-Charged, Shattered, Swirl, and Crystallize. It should be noted that the damage bonus to Vaporize and Melt is roughly half of that to Overloaded, Superconduct, Electro-Charged, Shattered, and Swirl. The bonus to Crystallize makes the resulting elemental shield more powerful.

Elemental Mastery can be increased by equipping artifacts or weapons that provide a bonus to Elemental Mastery. Additionally, some characters, such as Lisa, gain Elemental Mastery by raising their character level.

The damage from Superconduct, Swirl, Electro-Charged, Shattered, and Overloaded increase with Elemental Mastery and Level only - attack does not matter !

However for Melt and Vaporise the damage does scale from the attack that produced it. (Melt is 2x when triggered by Pyro, 1.5 with Cryo; Vaporise is 2x if triggered by Hydro, otherwise 1.5x from Pyro) The damage is then multiplied by the EM effect.

Elemental Mastery Formula

The higher a character's elemental mastery, the stronger the elemental energy that can be released.

• Increases damage caused by Vaporize and Melt by X%
• Increases damage caused by Overload, Superconduct, Electro-Charged, Shattered, and Swirl by Y%
• Increases the damage absorption power of shields created through Crystallize by Z%
• The exact formula for getting X, Y, and Z is unknown, however, a good approximation is given by (tested up to 266EM)
  • X = 0.197 × EM × e^{-(0.00063×EM)}
  • Y = 0.472 × EM × e^{-(0.00063×EM)}
  • Z = 0.315 × EM × e^{-(0.00063×EM)}
  • Alternative polynomial formula closely matching the above behaviour confirm the same mutliplier/EM relationship

An empirical formula (tested up to 1053EM) for elemental mastery formula is :

M = k × EM × (25 ÷ 9) ÷ (EM + 1400)

• M is the bonus from Elemental Mastery
• k is a coefficient.
  • For Vaporize and Melt, k is 1.
  • For Overload, Superconduct, Electro-Charged, Shattered, and Swirl, k is 2.4.
  • For Crystallize, k is 1.6.

A more accurate empirical formula for Superconduct, Swirl, Electro-Charged, Shattered, and Overloaded is :

M = 6.665 - 9340 ÷ (EM+1401)

• For Vaporize and Melt,

M = ( 6.665 - 9340 ÷ (EM + 1401) ) ÷ 2.4

The relative differences from the base level damage caused by Superconduct, Swirl, Electro-Charged, Shattered, and Overloaded are roughly 1 : 1.2 : 2.4 : 3 : 4 respectively (all other factors being equal)

In early versions (beta, pre-release) EM also may have affected standard magic attack damage - it doesn't in the released version.

Transformation Reactions Level Scaling

Superconduct, Swirl, Electro-Charged, Shattered, and Overloaded all belong to Transformation Reactions. For Transformation Reactions, the known formula for damage calculation is

Transformation Reaction Damage = Reaction Base Damage × (1 + Elemental Mastery Bonus% + Other Reaction Bonus%) × Enemy RES%

The Reaction Base Damage is only affacted by the Reaction Type and the Character Level.

There is a table shows the base damage in different reaction types and character levels. Template:HideList

level	Superconduct	Swirl	Electro-Charged	Shattered	Overloaded
1	7	9	18	23	30
2	8	10	20	25	33
3	8	10	21	26	35
4	9	11	22	28	38
5	10	12	24	30	40
6	11	13	26	33	44
7	11	14	28	35	47
8	12	15	31	38	51
9	14	16	33	42	56
10	15	18	36	46	61
11	16	20	40	50	66
12	18	21	43	54	73
13	20	24	48	60	80
14	21	26	52	65	87
15	24	29	58	72	96
16	26	31	63	79	106
17	28	34	69	86	115
18	31	37	75	94	125
19	33	40	81	101	135
20	36	43	87	108	145
21	38	46	93	116	155
22	41	49	99	123	165
23	43	52	105	131	175
24	46	55	111	138	185
25	48	58	117	146	195
26	50	61	122	152	203
27	53	63	127	159	212
28	55	66	132	166	221
29	58	70	140	175	233
30	61	73	147	183	245
31	63	77	154	192	256
32	67	80	160	201	268
33	69	83	167	209	279
34	72	87	174	218	291
35	76	91	182	228	304
36	79	95	190	238	317
37	82	99	198	248	331
38	86	103	207	258	345
39	89	107	215	269	359
40	93	111	223	279	373
41	96	116	232	290	387
42	100	121	242	302	403
43	105	126	252	315	420
44	109	131	262	328	438
45	115	138	276	345	460
46	120	145	290	362	483
47	126	152	304	380	506
48	132	159	318	398	531
49	139	166	333	417	556
50	145	174	349	436	582
51	151	181	363	454	606
52	157	189	378	473	630
53	164	196	393	492	656
54	170	204	408	511	681
55	179	215	430	538	717
56	187	224	449	562	749
57	195	234	469	586	781
58	203	244	488	610	814
59	212	254	509	636	848
60	220	264	529	662	882
61	229	275	550	687	917
62	239	287	575	719	958
63	250	300	600	751	1001
64	261	313	626	783	1044
65	273	328	656	820	1094
66	283	340	680	850	1134
67	293	352	705	881	1175
68	303	364	729	911	1215
69	313	376	753	941	1255
70	324	388	777	972	1296
71	334	400	801	1002	1336
72	344	413	826	1033	1377
73	352	423	847	1058	1411
74	361	433	867	1084	1446
75	373	448	897	1121	1495
76	384	461	922	1153	1537
77	394	473	947	1184	1579
78	405	486	972	1215	1620
79	415	498	997	1247	1662
80	425	511	1022	1277	1703
81	435	523	1046	1307	1743
82	445	535	1070	1337	1783
83	456	547	1094	1368	1824
84	466	559	1119	1398	1865
85	479	575	1151	1439	1919
86	490	588	1177	1471	1961
87	501	602	1204	1505	2006
88	513	616	1232	1541	2054
89	527	632	1265	1582	2109
90	541	649	1299	1623	2165

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level	Superconduct	Swirl	Electro-Charged	Shattered	Overloaded
1	8	10	20	26	33
2	9	11	22	28	37
3	9	11	23	29	39
4	10	12	24	31	42
5	11	13	27	33	44
6	12	14	29	37	49
7	12	16	31	39	52
8	13	17	34	42	57
9	16	18	37	47	62
10	17	20	40	51	68
11	18	22	44	56	73
12	20	23	48	60	81
13	22	27	53	67	89
14	23	29	58	72	97
15	27	32	64	80	107
16	29	34	70	88	118
17	31	38	77	96	128
18	34	41	83	104	139
19	37	44	90	112	150
20	40	48	97	120	161
21	42	51	103	129	172
22	46	54	110	137	183
23	48	58	117	146	194
24	51	61	123	153	206
25	53	64	130	162	217
26	56	68	136	169	226
27	59	70	141	177	236
28	61	73	147	184	246
29	64	78	156	194	259
30	68	81	163	203	272
31	71	86	171	213	284
32	74	89	178	22	298
33	77	92	186	232	310
34	80	97	193	242	323
35	84	101	202	253	338
36	88	106	211	264	352
37	91	110	220	276	368
38	96	114	230	287	383
39	99	119	239	299	399
40	103	123	248	310	414
41	107	129	258	322	430
42	111	134	269	336	448
43	117	140	280	350	467
44	121	146	291	364	487
45	128	153	307	383	51
46	133	161	322	402	537
47	140	169	338	422	562
48	147	177	353	442	590
49	154	184	370	463	618
50	161	193	388	484	647
51	168	201	403	504	673
52	174	210	420	526	700
53	182	218	437	547	729
54	189	227	453	568	757
55	199	239	478	598	797
56	208	249	499	624	832
57	217	260	521	651	868
58	226	271	542	678	904
59	236	282	566	707	942
60	244	293	588	736	980
61	254	306	611	763	1019
62	266	319	639	799	1064
63	278	333	667	834	1112
64	290	348	696	870	1160
65	303	364	729	911	1216
66	314	378	756	944	1260
67	326	391	783	979	1306
68	337	404	810	1012	1350
69	348	418	837	1046	1394
70	360	431	863	1080	1440
71	371	444	890	1113	1484
72	382	459	918	1148	1530
73	391	470	941	1176	1568
74	401	481	963	1204	1607
75	414	498	997	1246	1661
76	427	512	1024	1281	1708
77	438	526	1052	1316	1754
78	450	540	1080	1350	1800
79	461	553	1108	1386	1847
80	472	568	1136	1419	1892
81	483	581	1162	1452	1937
82	494	594	1189	1486	1981
83	507	608	1216	1520	2027
84	518	621	1243	1553	2072
85	532	639	1279	1599	2132
86	544	653	1308	1634	2179
87	557	669	1338	1672	2229
88	570	684	1369	1712	2282
89	586	702	1406	1758	2343
90	601	721	1443	1803	2406

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Stamina

Main article: Stamina

Stamina is a measure of how much physical exertion your character can expend before needing to rest. It is consumed by performing heavy attacks, dodging, sprinting, climbing, and gliding. Stamina is restored automatically when your character runs out of stamina or stops consuming it for a short time. Additionally, you can consume food that restores stamina.

The Elemental Resonance Impetuous Winds decreases stamina consumption by 15%. Some food items and character talents also reduce the amount of stamina used by activities such as sprinting, climbing, or gliding. You can increase your maximum stamina by finding Anemoculus and Geoculus and offering them in worship to their respective Statue of the Seven.

Energy

Main article: Energy

Energy is the resource that is used to execute your elemental burst attack. It is regenerated over time by attacking enemies, as well as by picking up elemental particles (for a small amount of energy) and elemental orbs (for a larger amount of energy). The elemental particles and orbs are dropped by enemies when they are defeated as well as when they take certain levels of damage, but there are also some weapons that can generate them. Also, the Elemental Resonance High Voltage will generate an elemental particle on a 5 second cooldown if the Superconduct, Overloaded, or Electro-Charged elemental reaction is inflicted on an enemy.

Besides this, some artifacts and weapons can also regenerate energy directly when their activation conditions are met. Some character talents are also capable of regenerating energy. While picking up elemental particles and orbs regenerates energy for the entire party, it is important to carefully read the descriptions of artifacts, weapons, and talents, as some of them only regenerate energy for certain party members.

The energy requirement to activate the elemental burst ability is not the same for all characters. To inspect how much energy is required for a particular character's elemental burst ability, you can pull up the Skill Attributes section in the Talents screen.

Energy Recharge

Energy Recharge, expressed as a percentage, shows how the percentage increase of energy regenerated by each elemental particle and elemental orb that is absorbed. You can increase it by equipping artifacts or weapons with the Energy Recharge % attribute. Additionally, some characters, such as Venti, gain Energy Recharge by increasing their level.

Movement Speed

Movement speed, abbreviated as Movement SPD in game, determines how much faster your character moves in relation to their normal movement speed. To increase your movement speed, you can equip weapons that provide a bonus to movement speed when their conditions are activated. Also, the Impetuous Winds Elemental Resonance increases movement speed by 10%.

Attack Speed

Attack Speed, abbreviated as Attack SPD in game, determines how much faster your character can attack compared to normal. For example, if your character can normally attack once every 0.8 seconds but has a 30% attack speed bonus, they will be able to attack every 0.56 seconds instead. In order to increase your attack speed, you must equip weapons that provide an attack speed bonus and fulfill their activation conditions.

Critical Rate

Critical Rate is abbreviated in game as CRIT Rate and commonly known as Crit Chance. This attribute, expressed as a percentage, determines how likely it is that an attack will hit critically and deal bonus critical damage. Crit Rate can be increased by equipping artifacts or weapons that provide an increase to Crit Rate.

At critical rates at or above 100% attacks give a critical hit every time.

The Shattering Ice Elemental Resonance provides a 15% boost to Crit Rate against enemies that are Frozen or affected by Cryo. Some characters, such as Diluc, gain Crit Rate by raising their character level. Finally, you can consume certain food items to temporarily increase Crit Rate.

Critical Damage

Critical Damage is abbreviated in game as CRIT DMG. This attribute, expressed as a percentage, determines how much bonus damage your character does when an attack hits critically. Crit Damage can be increased by equipping artifacts and weapons that provide a bonus to it. Some characters, such as Keqing, gain Crit Damage by leveling up. Additionally, there are food items that can be consumed to temporarily increase it.

Healing Bonus

Healing Bonus, expressed as a percentage, determines the bonus to outgoing healing by characters that can heal themselves or other party members. You can increase healing bonus by equipping artifacts that increase character healing effectiveness, or provide a healing bonus % increase. Some characters, such as Jean, gain healing bonus by leveling up.

Incoming Healing Bonus

Incoming Healing Bonus, expressed as a percentage, determines the bonus to incoming healing directed at the character. You can increase incoming healing bonus by equipping artifacts that boost healing received or incoming healing. The Elemental Resonance Soothing Water increases it by 30%. Additionally, there are food items that can boost healing effects temporarily.

Reduce CD

Reduce CD, or Reduce Cool Down, commonly known as cooldown reduction, is an attribute expressed as a parcentage that determines how long you must wait after using your elemental skill or elemental burst before using them again. For example, if your elemental skill normally has a cool down of 10 seconds, and you have 10% cooldown reduction, your skill can be used every 9 seconds. The Impetuous Winds Elemental Resonance provides 5% cooldown reduction.

Shield strength

Expressed as a percentage, and determines how much damage elemental a shields can sustain before being destroyed.

You can increase this attribute by equipping artifacts that increase the strength of shields. Some Food items (such as Triple-Layered Consommé) can also increase it.

Shield strength% is a dynamic value : the damage that can absorbe the shield depend of the active character, not the one that created the shield.

For Total Shield DMG Abosrption, the formula is:

Total Shield DMG Abosrption = Base Shield DMG Abosrption * Element DMG Absorption Bonus% * (1 + DMG Absorption Bonus from Skill Effect%) * (1 + DMG Absorption Bonus from Constellation Effect%) * (1 + Bonus Shield strength%)

• For example, A Constellation 0 Diona has 35% Bonus Shield strength, and can create 4,000 Base Shield DMG Abosrption. An Amber has 0% Bonus Shield strength.
  In solo mode, when Diona creates a shield, Diona will get 4,000 * (1 + 0.35) = 5,400 Shield DMG Abosrption for Non-Cyro DMG, and Amber will get only 4,000 Shield DMG Abosrption for Non-Cyro DMG.

When a character has more than one shield, the DMG dealt by an enemy will affect every active shield simultaneously.

Damage Bonus

Damage Bonus attributes, expressed as percentages, show the amount of bonus damage done by a specific type of attack. There is a separate damage bonus attribute for each type of attack, including Pyro, Hydro, Dendro, Electro, Anemo, Cryo, Geo, and Physical. It has been reported that this damage bonus is applied after all other damage calculations have been made, so it can provide a much greater increase in damage than the attack % attribute or a flat attack bonus.

Damage Resistance

Damage Resistance attributes, expressed as percentages, show how much incoming damage of a certain type is reduced. There is a separate damage resistance attribute for each type of attack, including Pyro, Hydro, Dendro, Electro, Anemo, Cryo, Geo, and Physical. To increase damage resistance, you can equip artifacts that provide a bonus to one or all of the damage resistance types. Additionally, the Elemental Resonance Protective Canopy provides a 15% damage reduction to every type of damage.

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