talking club in attack power or elemental damage through a ive ability.
Activating it is difficult, and often this will require not only attention to the bearer of the weapon, but also the selection of special heroes for the team. In the guide, we will tell you how to get the Talking Mace, which characters you can give it to and how to use it in battle.
How to get the Talking Mace sword
The Talking Mace is a paid level 30 reward. Battle . To get the sword, you need to purchase the Pearl Anthem or the Pearl Choir, reach lvl 30, and when opening the chest, select talking club. After that, you will find this level 1 weapon with 1 awakening in your inventory.
Characteristics of the sword Talking Mace
A type: two-handed sword
Rarity: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Basic attack: 44-565
Additional feature: Crete. chance 4%-18.4%
ive: Increases attack power by 16-32% for 15 sec. after receiving the Pyro effect. This effect can occur once every 12 sec. After receiving the effects of Hydro, Cryo, Electro or Dendro, the elemental damage bonus for 15 sec. increases by 12-24%. Can occur once every 12 sec.
How to elevate and awaken the sword Talking Mace
To upgrade the Talking Mace, you will need the following resources:
- Memories/mercy/sorrow/truth of a blooming oasis - weapon elevation material from the dungeon Tower of Contemptible Pride, which can be obtained in the dungeon during Tuesday, Friday and Sunday.
- Devastated/Sturdy/Marked Shell - Resources for defeating Predators of the sacred bone.
- Slime/Excretion/Slime Concentrate - Obtained from slimes.
- 755 000 magic ore.
To simplify the selection of resources, use official calculator.
To awaken a weapon, you need to pour it into it. copy.
To get 5 levels of awakening (P5) Talking Mace, you need to buy a Pearl Anthem or a Pearl Chorus for 5 patches and choose this weapon each time. Infuse duplicates into the main sword to enhance its ive ability.
Who suits the sword Talking Mace
The mechanics of the Talking Mace are tied to damage amplification, so the sword is intended for damage dealers. The complexity of the implementation of the ive ability lies in the fact that the wearer of the sword must receive an elemental status (effect) on himself. To do this, the character must either have such a function in the mechanics, or play with heroes that can impose a status on allies. Since the buff varies depending on the element, consider a few details:
- Sword must not give physical damage dealers with Electro or Cryo status, since the increase will go not to attack power, but to elemental damage. If the physical the hero of Cryo or Electro elements does not have its own mechanics for applying the effect of these elements and plays with characters who can hang Pyro on him, then the sword will do.
- Hold the effects of two elements simultaneously it is possible, but it is impossible to say for sure whether this will give an increase to both attack and elemental damage, or only one of the statuses will be counted. The imposition of effects on heroes completely coincides with the system elemental reactions, so you can only hold Pyro with Dendro at the same time.
- To use the sword pocket damage dealers, you need to get an effect on them when they enter the battlefield. If you do not comply with this paragraph, then the weapon will not bring any benefit to them, since the elemental status cannot be imposed on an inactive hero.
The Talking Mace sword can be given to the following characters:
| Character | Recommendation |
|---|---|
Beidou |
The only full-fledged damage dealer that can independently implement the weapon's ive, as it imposes Electro when attacking with an E-shka. But guns don't fix problems with attack power, so putting together a good build is still a challenge. The sword should be taken only with well-chosen artifacts and the absence of other alternatives among weapons. Also, with the Talking Mace, Beidou must always use E-shka first, and then her ult. |
Dory |
A good option for C6 and dd-assembly, which will increase the elemental damage that is so important for her. Imposes Electro status on the active character with ult ticks, so she can both play with this sword herself and another hero with this weapon. |
Xinyan |
Creates a Pyro effect on yourself when activating an E-shki (shield), which is additionally applied to allies when switching to them. Since Pyro increases attack power rather than elemental damage, the weapon will give an increase to Xinyan damage as a physical sub-DD from the ult. But, like Dory, Xinyan may not be the bearer of this weapon, but an ally in his team. |
Please note that none of the heroes in the table are ideally suited to the sword and it is not worth taking this weapon specifically for them. We have listed only heroes who will be able to independently implement the ive ability and get some benefit, but in fact, the listed characters have many other alternatives. There are also heroes for whom this sword is useful if there is a in the team that hangs the status for them. Such damage dealers include Navia.
Some heroes in the game can impose an elemental status not only on themselves, but also on their allies. Their presence in the team will help implement the weapon's ive, making it work on those two-handed damage dealers that cannot impose an effect on themselves. The following is a list of characters that have these mechanics:
- Bennett. His ultimate gives Pyro status to those heroes who stand in its field of effect. Perfect for physical activity. and elemental damage dealers, as it provides universal attack power.
- Dory can not only use this weapon as damage dealers, but also be s in a team where this sword is worn by another character. Shield of Xinyan casts Pyro on the active hero when switching, and Dory - periodic Electro with an ult on the active character. This is enough to implement the ive ability.
- Barbara can cast Hydro on the active hero through his elemental skill ring.
Separately, we note kiraru. Despite the fact that the heroines have an effect in their mechanics, it does not transfer to allies. Therefore, it will not work to implement the weapon's ive by putting one of them in the team.
How the Talking Mace sword works
To activate Talking Mace's ive ability, you need to gain elemental status on the sword wielder. This effect is displayed above the HP bar as an element that hangs on the hero.
It is not necessary to constantly maintain the status, it is enough to update it every 12 seconds. It can be obtained from the character's own mechanics, his allies, or the attacks of some enemies, for example, slimes different elements. All damage abilities, especially those that have a "snapshot" mechanic (stats are taken into only at the time of activation), must be activated after receiving the effect.
The rotation when playing with the Talking Mace differs depending on whether the sword wielder can apply the effect on himself or if he needs an appropriate ally to do this. Let's consider both options.
Rotation in the team, where the bearer of the weapon can impose the effect on himself:
- Activate all buffs to maximize the strength of the main damage dealer and protect him.
- Switch to main-dd with the Talking Mace and use the ability that will give him an elemental status. After that, turn on other skills and deal damage.
- When the effect of buffs from s disappears, return to them, gain energy and repeat from step 1.
Rotation in a team where the bearer of the weapon cannot apply the effect on himself and he is assisted by an ally:
- Use all the skills of the s to strengthen the main damage.
- Switch to a hero that has an elemental status imposition mechanic. Use the necessary ability (ultimate Xinyan).
- Activate the main damage dealer, get the weapon buff from the presence of the effect and deal damage under all buffs.
- After the disappearance of the buffs, repeat from step 1.
We hope this article helped you find out how to get the two-handed sword Talking Mace, which characters it is suitable for and how to use it. If you have any questions, ask them in the comments. Read more weapon guides in Genshin Impact on our website.
Now there will be a hero for whom this weapon will suit - Mavuika. It seems to me that the developers specially molded this club for her. It suits the ive just right
So why is Ka Ming not there?
the worst and most useless fluff in BP. It only makes sense to take it for a collection if all the other fluffs have already been pumped in to R5))
Strange. Then the Ballad of the Fjords is even worse. The Heir is just as bad, because who generally plays with charged ones, for whom there is no much more worthy weapon and without bp. And Nephrite? Let's be honest. These things are simply stupidly situational and mainly suit one person. Works great on Ka Ming if the dragon is on Diluc. Oh yes, it happens that a person has a lot of Persians
The ballad on Hu Tao, Harlequin, Saino, Xianku fits perfectly.
heir to Nari, Lini, Setos, Ganya.
jade top 2 gun on the strongest hydro dd, namely neviletta and mualani.
The club doesn't fit properly on any of them. The bone is better for Kamin, and for Diluc too.
I'm waiting for arguments from you, but there won't be any.
“applies electrocution when attacked by Eshka.” Correct Beidou to "when attacking"
Ka Ming not?
After they recognize the mechanics of the weapon, I think it will show itself perfectly in Dilyuk's combo with Bennett, Barbora and Xingqiu. (The grass underfoot is set on fire and Dilyuk is often in pyro status).
grass burns only in the world, there is nothing to burn in dungeons
in dungeons it sometimes burns, especially when art drops for the 5th time in a row protection HP protection
Get a cup for Yae/Emi for electro damage with substats KSh/VE/ATK and catch the 4th defense (flat) and then all the benefits to it... This is a pain...