Snow-Tombed Starsilver is a forgeable 4-Star claymore. It is part of the Dragonspine Series.
Ascensions and Stats[]
Ascension Phase |
Level | Base ATK |
2nd Stat (Physical DMG Bonus) |
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0✦ | 1/20 | 44 | 7.5% |
20/20 | 119 | 13.3% | |
Ascension Cost (0 → 1) | |||
1✦ | 20/40 | 144 | 13.3% |
40/40 | 226 | 19.3% | |
Ascension Cost (1 → 2) | |||
2✦ | 40/50 | 252 | 19.3% |
50/50 | 293 | 22.4% | |
Ascension Cost (2 → 3) | |||
3✦ | 50/60 | 319 | 22.4% |
60/60 | 361 | 25.4% | |
Ascension Cost (3 → 4) | |||
4✦ | 60/70 | 387 | 25.4% |
70/70 | 429 | 28.4% | |
Ascension Cost (4 → 5) | |||
5✦ | 70/80 | 455 | 28.4% |
80/80 | 497 | 31.5% | |
Ascension Cost (5 → 6) | |||
6✦ | 80/90 | 523 | 31.5% |
90/90 | 565 | 34.5% |
Total Cost (0 → 6)
Gameplay Notes[]
- The icicle dropped by Frost Burial will deal Physical DMG, not Cryo DMG.
- The second damage value (200% at base refinement) replaces the first damage value (80% at base refinement) when the icicle hits an enemy already affected by Cryo.
- The icicle does not apply the Cryo status.
Recipe[]
Description[]
When the verdant city was sealed by cloud and mist,
When the unending snowstorms blotted out the clear moonlight,
When all life and every interrupted story,
Was pierced by that nail that fell from the azure skies...
The priest's daughter gave the Starsilver greatsword to the hero from another land,
In the howling wind and snow, her words could not reach their intended target.
"This fourth fresco is prepared for you. Your likeness will forever remain on this wall."
"For the sake of that fresco, and for everyone, I will wait for you, and pray for your return..."
When the daughter of that snow-entombed city withered together with the grafted yet barren silver branches,
The outlander destined to wield this sword to shatter ice and snow alike was far afield, chasing answers.
Bright as the moonlight though she was, her final words, too, would never reach that wayfarer.
"It's been a while since I last saw the blue sky and green grass. I don't know which hues to use to capture the landscape of thawing ice and snow that my father so longs for."
"I wish I could see you again..."
This was the answer he found—
The hero ended his fruitless journey at last.
Tainted black blood dripped from the blade of his greatsword,
As he trudged through now-foreign snowy paths.
But when he returned to the great hall of that mountain country,
Naught but ringing deathly echoes welcomed him.
"So even here, there is nothing left for me to protect..."
"You who dwell in the heavens, you must wish for naught but to watch our ashen suffering here below."
"In that case, then let me help you pass the time with a song of iron and blood."
The outlander left the Starsilver originally meant to shatter snow and wind alike between the frescoes.
Then, he descended the mountain to search for a land full of war and strife — a place he might paint red with blood.
Preview[]
Gallery[]
Availability[]
- Lighting up all torches of the Mural Room (accessible after completing the Ancient Carvings puzzle)
- Obtaining the weapon this way will award the Wonders of the World achievement Glacial Steel.
- Its diagram is obtained from the chest present in that same room.
- Forging.
Video Guides[]
Trivia[]
- The princess' final words are also used in their entirety in the description of the Princess' Box, one of the three boxes obtained in the Hidden Exploration Objective Dragonspine's Last Trio.
- The description of "tainted black blood" dripping from his greatsword suggests that Imunlaukr fought with Abyssal creatures. This aligns with the later revelation that the divine nails, one of which caused the snowstorms over Sal Vindagnyr, were cast down by the Heavenly Principles to suppress the power of forbidden knowledge and the Abyss, which had been brought to Teyvat by the Dragon King Nibelung.[1]
Other Languages[]
Snow-Tombed Starsilver
Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
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English | Snow-Tombed Starsilver | — |
Chinese (Simplified) | 雪葬的星银 Xuě Zàng de Xīng Yín | Snow-Tombed Starsilver |
Chinese (Traditional) | 雪葬的星銀 Xuě Zàng de Xīng Yín | |
Japanese | 雪葬の星銀 Sessou no Seigin[!][!] | Snow-Tombed Starsilver |
Korean | 설장의 성은 Seoljang-ui Seong'eun | Snow-Tombed Starsilver |
Spanish | Argento Estelar de las Nieves | Star Silver of the Snows |
French | Tombe-neige en argétoile | Snowfall of Starsilver[• 1] |
Russian | Заснеженное звёздное серебро Zasnezhennoye zvyozdnoye serebro | Snow-Covered Star Silver |
Thai | Snow-Tombed Starsilver | — |
Vietnamese | Tuyết Vùi Tinh Ngân | Snow-Covered Starsilver |
German | Unter Schnee begrabenes Sternsilber | Star-Silver Buried Under Snow |
Indonesian | Snow-Tombed Starsilver | — |
Portuguese | Estrela de Prata Enterrada na Neve | Star of Silver Entombed in Snow |
Turkish | Karlı Gümüş Yıldız | Snowy Silver Star |
Italian | Argento astrale delle nevi | Astral Silver of Snow |
Frost Burial
Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
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English | Frost Burial | — |
Chinese (Simplified) | 霜葬 Shuāngzàng | Frost Burial |
Chinese (Traditional) | 霜葬 Shuāngzàng | |
Japanese | 霜の埋葬 Shimo no Maisou | Frost Burial |
Korean | 서리의 매장 Seori-ui Maejang | Burial of Frost |
Spanish | Entierro helado | Frozen Burial |
French | Deuil givré | Frost Mourning |
Russian | Морозное погребение Moroznoye pogrebeniye | Frosty Burial |
Thai | Frost Burial | — |
Vietnamese | Sương Táng | |
German | Frostgrab | Frost Tomb |
Indonesian | Frost Burial | — |
Portuguese | Enterro Congelante | |
Turkish | Buzul Mezar | Glacial Grave |
Italian | Sepoltura gelata | Frozen Burial |
- ↑ French: Tombe can be translated as both "tomb" and "fall"; therefore, this weapon's name can also be understood as "Snow-Tomb of Starsilver."
Change History[]
References[]
- ↑ Story Quest, Nahida, Sapientia Oromasdis Chapter: Act II - Homecoming, Part 2: What Shape Does the Self Hold
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