Tired of Huffing and Puffing? Level Up Your Stamina in Genshin Impact!
Ever felt like your character is an asthmatic chihuahua? Breathing hard after sprinting for five seconds? Yeah, we all feel that. Fortunately, stamina in Genshin Impact can improve. You don’t need to do virtual push-ups.
The secret to unlimited energy in Teyvat is the Statues of the Seven. Skip energy drinks or weird supplements. These statues are perfect for stamina enhancement.
Statues of the Seven: Your Path to Peak Physical Form (in-game, of course)
Think of Statues of the Seven as ancient gyms in Teyvat. No treadmills or shakes, just permanent stamina boosts. These statues honor each element. They are scenic landmarks and personal trainers disguised.
Level up these statues to pump up your stamina. As of Version 5.0, you’re free from regional restrictions. Adventuring in Liyue while in Mondstadt? No problem! Any Statue of the Seven will accept your elemental offerings and arm you with extra stamina. Talk about flexibility!
So, how to level them up? Offer region-specific elemental orbs. Each area has unique “oculi”: Anemoculi in Mondstadt, Geoculi in Liyue, Electroculi in Inazuma, Dendroculi in Sumeru, and Hydroculi in Fontaine. Expect Pyroculi in Natlan soon. These glowing collectibles hide in the landscapes, waiting to be found.
Offer these oculi to the associated statue, and BAM! Level up achieved. Each level grants a permanent stamina increase. You also get bonus rewards like Primogems and Adventure EXP. You can take these statues to level 10, becoming a true stamina god (or demigod).
And yes, if you wonder if Dragonspine helps stamina, there is a Cryo Statue of the Seven. Amidst snow and ice, power up lungs and legs.
Focus on leveling Statues in Mondstadt and Liyue first. These starting areas will provide the stamina boost you need to explore without collapsing after every sprint.
Oculi: The Fuel for Your Stamina Engine
Statues function as the gym; oculi are the protein powder. You can’t grow stronger without them. These elemental orbs hold the key to stamina supremacy. Think of them as hidden treasures waiting for brave explorers (or those using online guides).
To reach level 10 for the Mondstadt Statue, gather and offer 65 Anemoculi. A lot of windy wisps to chase! And the collection doesn’t stop there.
Sumeru throws out 271 Dendroculi, Fontaine counters that with another 271 Hydroculi, and for Natlan, prepare for 162 Pyroculi. That’s a lot of hunting ahead. Better pack snacks!
Feeling overwhelmed with collectibles? Fear not! For Geoculi in Liyue, use the Geoculus Resonance Stone. It acts like a compass pointing to nearby Geoculi. Craft and equip it to hunt effectively. Hopefully, similar gadgets will become available for other oculi types later. Fingers crossed!
The 240 Stamina Ceiling: Embrace the Limit (for now)
Before getting carried away with infinite sprinting dreams, there’s a cap. The current maximum stamina is 240. All those boosts from leveling Statues contribute to this total until you hit 240. Is it enough? Yes, for now. Will we want more later? Probably. But for now, 240 stamina allows easier traveling through Teyvat with less panting.
Beyond Statues: Minor Movement Tweaks
While Statues primarily boost stamina, there are minor tweaks for movement speed. Wearing outfits that differ from a character’s default or equipping unique wind gliders grants a subtle “Swift Stride” effect. This boosts movement speed by around 10%. It’s not a game-changer, but every bit helps when outrunning a Ruin Guard or reaching the next waypoint faster.
Real-World Stamina vs. In-Game Stamina: A Humorous Detour
While Genshin Impact has statues and orbs for boosting stamina, let’s take a humor-filled detour into reality. Apparently, actual stamina needs “physical health,” “training,” and “rest.” Sounds exhausting and way less fun than hunting Dendroculi.
Who knew respiratory issues, heart problems, weak muscles, and even medications could hurt stamina? Suddenly, gliding across Liyue seems easier than climbing stairs. And alcohol? That’s a stamina-killer in reality too. In Teyvat, that’s Paimon’s area.
So, while Genshin offers a fun path to stamina improvement, remember real-world stamina works differently. But hey, in Genshin, you can max out stamina by collecting shiny rocks and offering them to statues. Try pulling that off at your gym!
Anemoculus Leveling Deets: For the Min-Maxers
For meticulous travelers planning Anemoculus routes, here’s a quick breakdown of requirements for higher Statue levels:
- Level 8 to 9: 12 Anemoculus
- Level 9 to 10: 15 Anemoculus
Plan wisely, completionists! Go collect oculi, level up statues, and sprint across Teyvat like the wind… or at least like a less winded adventurer.
