Lion’s Roar Materials, Stats, & Passive

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The Lion’s Roar is a Sword type weapon introduced version 1.0 of Genshin Impact. On this page, you can learn more about Lion’s Roar’s stats, passive effects, and it’s ascension materials.

	Lion’s Roar
	Weapon Type	Sword
	Rarity	★★★★
	Passive	Bane of Fire and Thunder
	Base ATK	42.4
	Substat Type	Attack %
	Substat	9%
	Series	Kunwu Series, 4-Star Bane Series
	Release Date	September 28, 2020
	How To Get	Wish

A sharp blade with extravagant carvings that somehow does not compromise on durability and sharpness. It roars like a lion as it cuts through the air.

Stats

Ascension	Level	Base ATK	Attack %
0	1	42.4	9.0%
	20	108.93	15.9%
1✦	20	134.83	15.9%
	40	204.83	23.18%
2✦	40	230.83	23.18%
	50	265.86	26.81%
3✦	50	291.76	26.81%
	60	326.78	30.45%
4✦	60	352.68	30.45%
	70	387.66	34.07%
5✦	70	413.66	34.07%
	80	448.68	37.71%
6✦	80	474.58	37.71%
	90	509.61	41.35%

Ascension Materials

Passive Ability

Refine	Passive Effect
1	Increases DMG against opponents affected by Pyro or Electro by 20%.
2	Increases DMG against opponents affected by Pyro or Electro by 24%.
3	Increases DMG against opponents affected by Pyro or Electro by 28%.
4	Increases DMG against opponents affected by Pyro or Electro by 32%.
5	Increases DMG against opponents affected by Pyro or Electro by 36%.

Story

Rumored to be a legendary sword of Liyue. It was said its sheath was made with eaglewood, decorated with mica, and engraved with the imagery of war. This priceless sheath, however, was lost. To the blade, the sheath was its prison, keeping it from its true purpose.
The blade is so sharp that its victims would only realize they had been struck an hour later.

It is said that Kunwu forged this prized sharp sword in just one day, though he worked all day and all night to do so.
But when Kunwu’s aged master saw his apprentice’s work, he clenched his fists, sighed in anguish, and beat the ground with his staff.
“O, pitiful is this thing most merciless in all the world.” The master let out a final, long sigh, and hobbled away.

Kunwu pondered his master’s words for three days, and did not touch a single blade in that time. Then, he spent a whole year painstakingly carving an eaglewood sheath.

Kunwu thought that an elegant and opulent scabbard would surely suffice to subdue the wildness and violence of the blade.
But then the prized sword was lost among the common folk. The sharp blade survived, but all that remained of the scabbard was its story. For the sharp blade seeks only to bathe in the blood of its victims, and no sheath can be made that will curb this desire.