Genshin Impact 5.0 Leaks: New Artifacts Hint At Exclusive Natlan Mechanic
Leaked new Artifacts in 5.0 are said to boost what seems like an exclusive Natlan mechanic that should revealed in the weeks until the update is introduced. Version 5.0 is expected to be the next patch after Version 4.8, which is yet to be added to the action RPG by HoYoverse. While Version 4.8 will bring forth Emilie as a playable character and a limited-time summer event, Version 5.0 will be a massive update that will see the release of Natlan in . With it, a new region, new characters, new quests, and more should arrive.
Alongside that are, likely, new challenges and rewards, some of which have been leaked. According to information obtained by the leaker known as Foul, which was then shared in a post tagged as “” on Reddit, two new Artifact sets will be added with Version 5.0 and both of them will revolve around a mechanic that is rumored to be called Night Spirit. This supposed mechanic has been mentioned in other Natlan leaks, such as the one about the new Dendro claymore character in, but there is little information on how it will work.
Some gameplay details about the Dendro claymore character from Natlan in Genshin Impact have emerged ahead of his release in Version 5.0.
For now, despite how little is known about this Night Spirit mechanic, the recent leak by Foul does provide players with more details that could lead to some speculation. According to the leaked information, the first Artifact set to be added with Natlan in Version 5.0 will increase the equipping character’s damage and CRIT Rate by consuming Night Spirit. The second set, on the other hand, will allegedly help restore Energy and boost damage output for the character whenever a team member enters the Night Spirit state in.
“Night Spirit may have different effects based on the character that triggers it.”
What can be understood from the leak is that Night Spirit is a state that characters can enter and that a portion of it can be consumed. In a sense, Night Spirit does seem to work in a
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