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Constellations are sets of sequential upgrades to Characters, which are similar to their Passive Talents and increase the effectiveness of the character or add new capabilities to existing abilities.

Each character has a total of 6 Constellation levels, with the third and fifth always being a three-level increase to their one specific Combat Talent. Constellation levels are also colloquially referred to as Constellations.

How to Unlock[]

In order to unlock each Constellation level of a character (aside from the Traveler), a player must spend a Stella Fortuna for that specific character. Players will obtain a character's Stella Fortuna upon obtaining a duplicate of the character, either through pulling from Wishes, buying from Paimon's Bargains, or earning through Events.

The Traveler's Constellation levels are unique in that they are unlocked not through the above systems, but through Archon Quests, Souvenir Shops, Adventure Rank Rewards (Anemo only), and Statue of The Seven upgrades (Electro, Dendro, and Hydro) instead. The Traveler does not have a constellation until they align with an element.

Aloy's Constellation levels cannot be unlocked, nor do they have any effects listed.

Gameplay Notes[]

Aside from the Constellation levels that directly increase the levels of Combat Talents, the effects of Constellation levels that affect Talents are not reflected in the Talents' information screens, even if the effects are unconditional. For example, the duration increases provided by Everlasting Boulder are not listed in the information screens of Starfell Sword or Wake of Earth.

List of Constellations[]

Trivia[]

  • During the Labyrinth Warriors event, the charm "Exposure: Bastion of Order" was available, which increased the constellation level by 1 of four random characters among the player's two teams. This effect was only active inside the Mystic Onmyou Chamber domain and did not persist after leaving.
  • Lyney's third constellation level, Prestidigitation, released in Version 4.0, is the first constellation level that increases Normal Attack level by three (in exchange of his Elemental Skill level increase). All prior characters' third and fifth constellation levels are Elemental Skill and Elemental Burst level increases.
  • As in real life, the suffix for constellations in the East Asian languages literally means "seat" (Chinese: zuò; Japanese: za; Korean: 자리 jari).
    • Similarly, the prefix for constellations in Vietnamese literally means "palace" (Vietnamese: cungcung).
  • All of the Seven as of chapter 5.0, have constellations that represents a title of overarching power:
    • Zhongli and Venti, the only two of the first Seven remaining in positions of rulership,[1] are the only characters whose constellations contain the word "Dei," meaning "of God ".
    • Raiden Shoguns signifies the "Imperatrix" title, which means "Empress". "Imperatrix Umbrosa" means "Shadow Empress", stating her true identity.
    • Nahidas constellation contains "Oromasdis", which means "of Ahura Mazda". Ahura Mazda is the Primordial force of true good within Zoroastrianism and who would in a sense would be equivalent to the force of God in Abrahamitic religions.

Other Languages[]

LanguageOfficial NameLiteral Meaning
EnglishConstellation
Chinese
(Simplified)
命之座
Mìng zhī Zuò
Constellation of Fate
Chinese
(Traditional)
命之座
Mìng zhī Zuò
Japanese命ノ星座
Inochi no Seiza
Constellation of Fate
Korean운명운명 자리
Unmyeong-ui Jari
Constellation of Fate
SpanishConstelaciónConstellation
FrenchConstellation
RussianСозвездие
Sozvezdiye
Constellation
Thaiกลุ่มดาว
Klum dao
Constellation
VietnameseCungCung MệnhMệnhConstellation of Life
GermanSternbildConstellation
IndonesianKonstelasiConstellation
PortugueseConstelaçãoConstellation
TurkishTakımyıldızConstellation
ItalianCostellazioneConstellation

References[]

  1. Zhongli's Character Story: Character Story 5 (Altered Version)

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