This page contains the complete details of Fading Twilight in Genshin Impact. Learn more about the stats, passive effects, ascension materials, and how to get Fading Twilight here.
| Fading Twilight Details | |
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| Weapon Type | Bow |
| Rarity | ★★★★ |
| Base ATK | 44 |
| Energy Recharge | 6.7% |
| How To Get | Wish |
| Radiance of the Deeps | |
| Has three states, Evengleam, Afterglow, and Dawnblaze, which increase DMG dealt by 6%/10%/14% respectively. When attacks hit opponents, this weapon will switch to the next state. This weapon can change states once every 7s. The character equipping this weapon can still trigger the state switch while not on the field. | |
| Description | |
| A precious bow made of platinum, inlaid with an orb that shimmers with the light of eventide. | |
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Fading Twilight Stats
These are the base stats of Fading Twilight based on its level after ascension.
| level | base atk | Energy Recharge |
|---|---|---|
| 20 | 144 | 11.8% |
| 40 | 252 | 17.2% |
| 50 | 319 | 19.9% |
| 60 | 387 | 22.6% |
| 70 | 455 | 25.2% |
| 80 | 523 | 27.9% |
| 90 | 565 | 30.6% |
Fading Twilight Passive
The effects of Fading Twilight have three states that correspond to the damage bonus applied to the character. Maximum refinements will yield 12%, 20%, and 28%, respectively. When you hit an opponent, you can only switch between states once every 7 seconds. When the state changes, an icon will appear above the character to let you know. There are three arrowheads corresponding to the buff level, from lowest to highest.
While it’s an interesting mechanic, it runs the risk of some characters dealing inconsistent damage, especially if they rely on reaction damage. For example, you’d rather trigger a vaporize during the maximum damage bonus than the lowest damage bonus.
Controlling your current state requires a lot of conscious effort. In most cases, you’ll have to hope that the highest damage buffs are active during your equipped character’s damage up time. The damage bonus is universally applicable except in transformative reactions, making this a relatively universal bow.
| Radiance of the Deeps |
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| Refine Lv.2 Has three states, Evengleam, Afterglow, and Dawnblaze, which increase DMG dealt by 7.5%/12.5%/17.5% respectively. When attacks hit opponents, this weapon will switch to the next state. This weapon can change states once every 7s. The character equipping this weapon can still trigger the state switch while not on the field. |
| Refine Lv.3 Has three states, Evengleam, Afterglow, and Dawnblaze, which increase DMG dealt by 9%/15%/21% respectively. When attacks hit opponents, this weapon will switch to the next state. This weapon can change states once every 7s. The character equipping this weapon can still trigger the state switch while not on the field. |
| Refine Lv.4 Has three states, Evengleam, Afterglow, and Dawnblaze, which increase DMG dealt by 10.5%/17.5%/24.5% respectively. When attacks hit opponents, this weapon will switch to the next state. This weapon can change states once every 7s. The character equipping this weapon can still trigger the state switch while not on the field. |
| Refine Lv.5 Has three states, Evengleam, Afterglow, and Dawnblaze, which increase DMG dealt by 12%/20%/28% respectively. When attacks hit opponents, this weapon will switch to the next state. This weapon can change states once every 7s. The character equipping this weapon can still trigger the state switch while not on the field. |
Fading Twilight Ascension Materials
Bow Weapons
| NAME | RARITY | ATK | SUBSTAT |
|---|---|---|---|
 Amos' Bow | 5-Star | 45.94 | ATK + 10.80% |
 Aqua Simulacra | 5-Star | 44.34 | Crit Dmg + 19.20% |
 Elegy for the End | 5-Star | 45.94 | Energy Recharge + 12% |
 Hunter’s Path | 5-Star | 44.34 | ATK + 19.2% |
 Polar Star | 5-Star | 45.94 | CRIT Rate + 7.20% |
 Skyward Harp | 5-Star | 47.54 | CRIT Rate + 4.80% |
 The First Great Magic | 5-Star | 45.94 | Crit Dmg + 14.4% |
 Thundering Pulse | 5-Star | 45.94 | CRIT DMG + 14.40% |
 Ibis Piercer | 4-Star | 43.73 | ATK + 6% |
 Range Gauge | 4-Star | 43.73 | ATK + 6% |
 End of the Line | 4-Star | 42.4 | Energy Recharge + 10% |
 King’s Squire | 4-Star | 41.07 | ATK + 12% |
 Scion of the Blazing Sun | 4-Star | 43.73 | CRIT Rate + 4% |
 Song of Stillness | 4-Star | 42.4 | ATK + 9% |
 Alley Hunter | 4-Star | 43.73 | ATK + 6% |
 Blackcliff Warbow | 4-Star | 43.73 | CRIT DMG + 8% |
 Compound Bow | 4-Star | 41.07 | Physical DMG + 15% |
 Fading Twilight | 4-Star | 43.73 | Energy Recharge + 6.70% |
 Favonius Warbow | 4-Star | 41.07 | Energy Recharge + 13.30% |
 Hamayumi | 4-Star | 41.07 | ATK + 12% |
 Mitternachts Waltz | 4-Star | 42.4 | Physical DMG + 11.30% |
 Mouun's Moon | 4-Star | 43.73 | ATK + 6% |
 Predator | 4-Star | 42.4 | ATK + 9% |
 Prototype Crescent | 4-Star | 42.4 | ATK + 9% |
 Royal Bow | 4-Star | 42.4 | ATK + 9% |
 Rust | 4-Star | 42.4 | ATK + 9% |
 Sacrificial Bow | 4-Star | 43.73 | Energy Recharge + 6.70% |
 The Stringless | 4-Star | 42.4 | Elemental Mastery + 36 |
 The Viridescent Hunt | 4-Star | 42.4 | CRIT Rate + 6% |
 Windblume Ode | 4-Star | 42.4 | Elemental Mastery + 36 |
 Ebony Bow | 3-Star | 38.74 | ATK + 6.30% |
 Messenger | 3-Star | 39.88 | CRIT DMG + 6.80% |
 Raven Bow | 3-Star | 39.88 | Elemental Mastery + 20 |
 Recurve Bow | 3-Star | 37.61 | HP + 10.20% |
 Sharpshooter's Oath | 3-Star | 38.74 | CRIT DMG + 10.20% |
 Slingshot | 3-Star | 37.61 | CRIT Rate + 6.80% |
 Hunter's Bow | 1-Star | 23.25 | - |
Hmmmm.. I was wondering if this bow would be beneficial to physical Fischl. Fading Twilight vs. R2 Rust, will it be fading twilight who wins?
Would Fading Twilight be better for Diona than the Favonious?
Nope.. Diona damage is pretty much irrelevant. Favonius and Sacrificial bow passives are better.
This bow is surprisingly really good