Genshin Impact 5.0 Leaks: New Natlan Character Hints At New High-Flying Gameplay Mechanics

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Fresh 5.0 leaks about a new Natlan character have arisen, hinting at what may be a satisfying set of new acrobatic gameplay mechanics. While the action RPG by HoYoverse is still set to go through the entirety of Version 4.8 and its summer event before Version 5.0, the Nation of Pyro has been abundantly teased by the developer and, now, several leaks regarding its characters and exclusive mechanics are starting to arrive. The release of Natlan in is not too far away, so the odds are that leaks about its contents will only increase.

New leaks about some of the confirmed Natlan characters have emerged. According to information obtained by the leakers Full Stop Chan and HXG, which was then shared in a post on Reddit, the first Dendro claymore character from Natlan will have a unique gameplay mechanic. The leak mentions that, with his Skill, the character fires a grappling hook onto opponents or terrain and then, still grappled, circles around them, firing at the enemies in the center. The grappling hook had been leaked before, but this new character leak in offers more insight into how it may actually work.

There are rumors of a new Natlan character in Genshin Impact 5.1 with the potential to drastically change the meta with a much-needed element tweak.

A similar piece of information, albeit shared by the leaker known as Foul, was also posted on Reddit. Despite the enigmatic wording used in the report, the leak sustains the previous argument that the Dendro claymore character connects to enemies with a hook and circles around them. According to the leak by Foul, the character can shoot up to four munitions against opponents with a single use of the Elemental Skill – the leaker also seems to imply that this number is reachable when the character is at the limit of their Ultimate Energy accumulation in.

Furthermore, Foul’s leak mentions that when the character fires a munition while in the Night Spirit state, which has yet to be more thoroughly described, they will