The Fading Twilight in Genshin Impact is a 4-star bow that was first offered as an event reward during update 2.7.
While introduced at the same time as Yelan, the 5-star Hydro archer, it’s not the best weapon she can use (that would be the Aqua Simulacra), but it’s a decent substitute if you don’t want to make a wish on a weapon banner .
However, Yelan isn’t the only character who can use Fading Twilight, so we’ll go over which characters can benefit from its stats and all the ascension materials you need to upgrade the 4-star weapon below.
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Genshin Impact Fading Twilight Skill, Stats, Attack, and Critical Damage
The Fading Twilight is a 4-star bow that (when refined) greatly increases the damage dealt to the character equipping it. Her ability has three damage states, which somewhat limits a character’s DPS (damage per second) potential, but this doesn’t mean Fading Twilight is a bad weapon, it’s just not optimized for any character’s build.
Here’s a summary of Fading Twilight’s abilities and stats in Genshin Impact:
- Rarity: 4 stars
- Base Attack: 44
- Secondary Stat: Energy Recharge
- Secondary stat value: 6.7
- Special Ability (Passive): Radiance of the Deeps (switches between three states when an opponent is hit, states limited to one every seven seconds, Evengleam increases damage by 6%, Afterglow by 10%, and Dawnblaze by 14%, the ability takes effect whether the character is on the field or not)
Thanks to information obtained by Honeyhunterworld, the following table provides a more detailed look at Fading Twilight’s base attack and energy recharge for each level:
| Weapon level | base attack | Energy recharge |
|---|---|---|
| Level 1 | 44 | 6.7 |
| Level 5 | 59 | 7.7 |
| Level 10 | 79 | 9.1 |
| Level 15 | 99 | 10.4 |
| Level 20 | 119 | 11.8 |
| Level 20 (after first Ascension) | 144 | 11.8 |
| Level 25 | 165 | 13.1 |
| Level 30 | 185 | 14.5 |
| Level 35 | 205 | 15.8 |
| level 40 | 226 | 17.2 |
| Level 40 (after the second Ascension) | 252 | 17.2 |
| Level 45 | 273 | 18.5 |
| Level 50 | 293 | 19.9 |
| Level 50 (after the third Ascension) | 319 | 19.9 |
| Level 55 | 340 | 21.1 |
| Level 60 | 361 | 22.6 |
| Level 60 (after the fourth Ascension) | 387 | 22.6 |
| Level 65 | 408 | 23.9 |
| Level 70 | 429 | 25.2 |
| Level 70 (after the fifth Ascension) | 476 | 25.2 |
| Level 75 | 476 | 26.6 |
| Level 80 | 497 | 27.9 |
| Level 80 (after the sixth Ascension) | 523 | 27.9 |
| Level 85 | 544 | 29.3 |
| Level 90 | 565 | 30.6 |
Genshin Impact Materials Fading Twilight Ascension
In order for Fading Twilight to reach level 90, you will have to use Ascension materials to upgrade the bow. This requires a lot of Mora and farming materials, but will help with DPS output and character energy recharge.
Aerosiderite materials, sacrificial knife, and scrolls of various rarities will need to be obtained to raise Fading Twilight’s Ascension level. Materials can be found in domains, dropped by enemies, and some can even be purchased from the various in-game stores.
The following table details which Ascension materials you need to upgrade Fading Twilight beyond its base levels:
| Weapon Ascension Level | Ascension Materials | Blackberry |
|---|---|---|
| Level 20 | x3 Aerosiderite Grain, x3 Hunter’s Sacrificial Knife, x2 Divination Scroll | 5,000 |
| level 40 | x3 Aerosiderite Piece, x12 Hunter’s Sacrificial Knife, x8 Divination Scroll | 15,000 |
| Level 50 | x6 Aerosiderite Piece, x6 Agent’s Sacrificial Knife, x6 Sealed Scroll | 20,000 |
| Level 60 | x3 Aerosiderite Piece, x12 Agent’s Sacrificial Knife, x9 Sealed Scroll | 30,000 |
| Level 70 | x6 Aerosiderite Piece, x9 Inspector’s Sacrificial Knife, x6 Scroll of Forbidden Curse | 35,000 |
| Level 80 | x4 Aerosiderite Piece, x18 Inspector’s Sacrificial Knife, x12 Scroll of Forbidden Curse | 45,000 |
Genshin Impact Fading Twilight Refine Skill Stats
You must participate in the Realms of Guile and War 2.7 event and earn Glowing Gem to upgrade the weapon’s passive ability, Radiance of the Deeps.
When you have obtained enough materials for Fading Twilight, these are all the benefits you can get by refining the weapon to its maximum level:
- Refine Level 1: Evengleam increases damage by 6%, Afterglow by 10%, and Dawnblaze by 14%.
- Refine Level 2: Evengleam increases damage by 7.5%, Afterglow by 12.5%, and Dawnblaze by 17.5%.
- Refine Level 3: Evengleam increases damage by 9%, Afterglow by 15%, and Dawnblaze by 21%.
- Refine Level 4: Evengleam increases damage by 10.5%, Afterglow by 17.5%, and Dawnblaze by 24.5%.
- Refine Level 5: Evengleam increases damage by 12%, Afterglow by 20%, and Dawnblaze by 28%.
The benefits of the five levels of the Refined skill take effect whether the character wielding the Fading Twilight is on the field or not.
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Who should use Fading Twilight in Genshin Impact?
The Fading Twilight won’t be used for anyone’s best build, which is usually reserved for an expensive 5-star weapon, but it is a versatile bow that can be used well by many archers.
Yelan
Yelan’s DPS and sub DPS builds will probably benefit the most from Fading Twilight’s energy recharge capabilities if you don’t have artifacts or a good team composition to help with his energy needs. It’s a decent replacement for Aqua Simulacra, but only if you don’t have the Favonious Warbow.
Sara Kujou
The Fading Twilight is actually a pretty good 4-star arc for Kujou Sara. The increased attack and energy recharge capabilities help with her sub DPS build, giving you more opportunities to use her Elemental Burst more effectively. It’s good, but the 5-star Elegy for the End bow is still Sara’s best weapon in a sub DPS role.
Yelan benefits most from using Fading Twilight if you don’t have Aqua Simulacra or Favonious Warbow.
Ganyu
If you don’t have a good bow for Ganyu, the Fading Twilight is best used with a DPS build to take advantage of the damage bonuses, or as a sub DPS Elemental Burst build aided by the bow’s energy recharge. It’s really only recommended to use Fading Twilight if you don’t have the Hamayumi bow, Prototype Crescent, or 5-Star Amos.
aloy
Like Ganyu, Fading Twilight functions as a useful field DPS option or Sub DPS Elemental Burst support. Aloy doesn’t have a custom bow for her, but 5-star weapons like Thundering Pulse or Skyward Harp, and even the 4-star Rust bow are probably best used on Aloy if you have them.
Have fun using Fading Twilight in Genshin Impact!
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