Genshin Zarya
Weapons
Starcaller's Watch
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Starcaller's Watch

A statue carved in the shape of an eagle, a sacred relic of the Masters of the Night-Wind that has been passed down from generation to generation.

Base ATK · Lv. 90
542
Elemental Mastery · Lv. 90
265

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Passive ability & refinements

Offering Unto Wind and Sun

Increases Elemental Mastery by 100. Gain the "Mirror of Night" effect within 15s after the equipping character creates a shield: The current active party member deals 28% increased DMG to nearby opponents. You can gain the "Mirror of Night" effect once every 14s.

Stat progression

Level 1–90 · Ascension boundaries show before and after ascension.

LevelAscensionBase ATKElemental Mastery
104458
200110102
201141102
401210148
402241148
502275172
503307172
603341195
604373195
704408218
705439218
805475241
806506241
906542265

Ascension materials

Ascension 1 · Level 40 cap

10,000 Mora

  • Sentry's Wooden Whistle ×3
  • Shard of a Shattered Will ×5
  • Delirious Decadence of the Sacred Lord ×5

Ascension 2 · Level 50 cap

20,000 Mora

  • Sentry's Wooden Whistle ×12
  • Shard of a Shattered Will ×18
  • Delirious Desolation of the Sacred Lord ×5

Ascension 3 · Level 60 cap

30,000 Mora

  • Warrior's Metal Whistle ×9
  • Locus of a Clear Will ×9
  • Delirious Desolation of the Sacred Lord ×9

Ascension 4 · Level 70 cap

45,000 Mora

  • Warrior's Metal Whistle ×14
  • Locus of a Clear Will ×18
  • Delirious Demeanor of the Sacred Lord ×5

Ascension 5 · Level 80 cap

55,000 Mora

  • Saurian-Crowned Warrior's Golden Whistle ×9
  • Sigil of a Striding Will ×14
  • Delirious Demeanor of the Sacred Lord ×9

Ascension 6 · Level 90 cap

65,000 Mora

  • Saurian-Crowned Warrior's Golden Whistle ×18
  • Sigil of a Striding Will ×27
  • Delirious Divinity of the Sacred Lord ×6

Lore

Let her eyes be dyed in burning smoke, so she will not be entranced by the colors they reflect. Let her ankles be blessed by a flint blade, so she shall not abandon her beloved comrades. In accordance with a ancient, exalted contract, the messenger of night selected a child with a star-bright soul, And set upon her brow a crown of eagle feathers, to guide the ancient people bereft of form into night's slumber. Whether it be dragons who drowned in dreams, or saints who contended unceasingly in ethereal realms, None noticed the schemes of the one who claimed to be a sage. A covenant was established between the people of the valley and the noble scions, And it cut off the flames of the war-chiefs' bloodlust, leaving but the peaceful silence of death on the shrouded paths, Such that even the bravest warrior in that valley could only be servile to the star-caller. This was not part of some grand plan, but the decay of the fallen disgusted him still. As such, he used small tricks to incite her to rebellion against the dragons, all in the name of goodwill. As the self-proclaimed sage had thought, manipulating the hearts of humans had always been a simple affair. Add a little fuel onto the flames of suffering here, speak a few clever words about so-called "hope" there, And that young mortal woman, weak as an ant and foolish as a withered tree, hung upon his every word. For had he not once guided her through the perilous realm of night, to gaze upon those night-wind shrouded ways, Though she, in her naivete, should have seen naught when faced with the mist and smoke... All that was needed now was the gentlest push, and the laughable dreamscape would surely disintegrate... Just as the self-proclaimed sage had predicted, the young woman, who had once kneeled before the dragons, Led an outlander he had never seen before through the wall of fumes with flute and song, And by his perfect plan did she send her silent servant Dinga forth from the deep valley. Then, the flames of slaughter would soon be drawn to this land, cut off from the rest of the world as it was... Many years later, when the hero Maghan plunged the Python King's golden dagger into his former master's heart, Only then did that sage, who had thought he could control human hearts, realize that the fiery seeds of betrayal had long been sown, Just that they had not, as he had imagined, been pointed toward the dragons in their deep slumber, But had instead come alongside the song of the newborn Wayob, from within the deepest halls of the Night Realm, Securing the foundations of the tribe named "Mictlan" for a thousand years to come. The invisible, seven-layered curtains in this cell seal the ancient, lightless land of disorder, And amidst the night wind and cold light of day, ants stole the secret rites that even the self-proclaimed sage could never hope to acquire. "Do not put all your hope in the night, do not rely on the benevolence of the saints, and most of all, do not trust easily the enticements of the one who calls himself a sage." "Though we are weak and cowardly, though we are stained by wretchedness and evil, we humans can rely only on ourselves." "Yet we mortals are ultimately fragile. Even if all goes as I intend, I shall only stabilize the boundary for a hundred years." "Therefore, you must speak, you must tell. Tell the people of the tribes, tell them of the glorious ones, heroic and valiant." "Tell of their 'memories,' stretch them out upon woven scrolls, and anchor this home that shall in latter days be named Natlan." "Take this statuette with you, Dinga, my most loyal servant, and set off on your journey to follow the first rising dawn." "I shall watch over you always, O hero solely mine, bound to your shoulder always, like a silken string..." "Until our souls are entwined eternally in profoundest peace, where even death shall not do us part."