Are you prepared for the freezing cold of Dragonspine? As that's right, the new region is out now for all players of Genshin Impact to explore!
How to create the Warming Bottle in Genshin Impact
To acquire the Diagram to create the Warming Bottle, you need to level up the Frostbearing Tree to level 4. To do this, you must offer the tree Crimson Agate, and when you reach level 4, the Warming Bottle Diagram will be unlocked.
On Dragonspine, all of the characters in your party are susceptible to a new status effect called Sheer Cold. This is due to the freezing temperatures in the new snowy mountain region. When Sheer Cold is active, your health will begin to decrease, and if you let your health decrease until it is empty, your characters will begin to die.
To level up the Frostbearing Tree, you need to offer Crimson Agate to the tree to get the Warming Bottle Diagram. After each level up, the more Crimson Agate you need to find, but it's truly worth doing so.
One way to alleviate this Sheer Cold effect is to stay near fire or create the Warming Bottle. Once you have the diagram unlocked, head to the Blacksmith, in either Mondstadt or Liyue and you'll be able to create it, if you have the materials needed.
- Warming Bottle
- In-game Description
- Upon use, it emits heat for a short period over a small area, diminishing the effect of Sheer Cold. Warming Seelie has evolved in temperature to give the comfort of warmth to those who seek it. This convenient gadget was originally crafted by those who struggled to survive in the snowy mountains in imitation of such evolved Seelie.
- Recipe
- Flaming Flower Stamen x2, and Starsilver x2
- In-game Description
There is much to do on the region of Dragonspine, so why not check out our massive Genshin Impact 1.2 Patch Notes. Or find out when the next banner is coming?
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