Cloudforged

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Cloudforged is a 4-star bow obtained from the Mutual Security Enhancing Simulation event in Version 4.7.

Ascensions and Stats[]

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Ascension Phase	Level	Base ATK	2nd Stat (Elemental Mastery)
0✦	1/20	42	36
	20/20	109	64
Ascension Cost (0 → 1) 5,000 3 3 2
1✦	20/40	135	64
	40/40	205	93
Ascension Cost (1 → 2) 15,000 3 12 8
2✦	40/50	231	93
	50/50	266	107
Ascension Cost (2 → 3) 20,000 6 6 6
3✦	50/60	292	107
	60/60	327	122
Ascension Cost (3 → 4) 30,000 3 12 9
4✦	60/70	353	122
	70/70	388	136
Ascension Cost (4 → 5) 35,000 6 9 6
5✦	70/80	414	136
	80/80	449	151
Ascension Cost (5 → 6) 45,000 4 18 12
6✦	80/90	475	151
	90/90	510	165

Total Cost (0 → 6)

150,000 Mora

3 Grain of Aerosiderite

9 Piece of Aerosiderite

9 Bit of Aerosiderite

4 Chunk of Aerosiderite

15 Ruined Hilt

18 Splintered Hilt

27 Still-Smoldering Hilt

10 Recruit's Insignia

15 Sergeant's Insignia

18 Lieutenant's Insignia

Refinement[]

Refining Cloudforged requires Cam and Cables of Law instead of an identical weapon, 4 of which can be obtained through the Mutual Security Enhancing Simulation Event.

Description[]

The ancients say that the mountains of Mt. Tianheng are filled with gems, and the depths of The Chasm are rich with jade. The nation of a thousand hills has long been known for its abundance,
And its most critical mining and smelting facilities are located in Blackcliff Forge, carved into Mt. Tianheng itself.

The Forge was constructed by excavating the mountains, with countless workshops, furnaces, and connecting tunnels blasted black by dust.
In the tumultuous years when the fires of war dyed the land red, this place was also where the ancestors of the mountain tribes sought shelter.
It is even said that long-forgotten passages are within, tunnels to an ancient underground realm that lies in the deep places beneath the earth...

According to the Stone Tablet Compilations, the first to carve the darkened paths through the mountains was the founder of the famous Yun family of Liyue.
From that time hence, their clan, a house of smiths, has taken its place on the stage of history, regarded as honored progenitors by countless generations of artisans thereafter.

As for the stories of that person, the annals of history leave but a scant few lines—
"Such was Yun's ingenious craft that wood and bamboo might be carved into birds who would fly for three days without landing. Such were the works considered the apex of artisanry."

The study of mechanisms and the art of forging were all initially inextricably intertwined with the adepti.
As such, the founder was oft regarded as an apprentice of the adepti, and the techniques employed by said founder considered adepti teachings.
The tale most widely known today is that this personage once fought alongside Rex Lapis on campaign,
And having accomplished much, was acknowledged by three adepti, one after the other, and was granted instruction in secret mechanical arts.

Legend has it that these divine techniques were such that even clouds could be plucked from the skies with which manses might be molded,
And even the rotting, wasting wood could be fashioned into moving birds and beasts, so alike to life as to confound the observing eye.
As such, the phrase "The Blackcliff, forged from clouds" has long been widely known in Liyue,
And poets and storytellers have long delighted in the contrast between the two images.
Though the legend of "cloud-forging" is a fanciful latter-day play on the family name "Yun" meaning "cloud,"
None dispute that the rest of the founder's life was dedicated to the Blackcliff Forge and the teaching of craftsmanship.

At life and legend's end, the founder ascended in heavenly light, becoming the guardian star of artisanry.
Still, legends are naught but legends. It was no adeptal art that built the Forge, nor was it woven of whisps of wind and cloud.
Instead, it was chiseled out one flake and one hammerstroke at a time, by the pouring sweat of countless ordinary artisans' brows over long centuries.
Deus Auri's contract never stipulated that mortal resolve could never surpass adeptal miracles, after all.

"Such was Yun's ingenious craft that wood and bamboo might be carved into birds who would fly for three days without landing. Such were the works considered the apex of artisanry."
"Yet Yun's life and career were spent working rock into workshops, and molding clouds into manses. Thus was the Blackcliff forged in Tianheng, that the well-being of all the people might be served."
"For thus Yun said: What is clever? And what is clumsy? That which benefits the people is clever, and that which does otherwise is clumsy."

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• Obtained during the Mutual Security Enhancing Simulation event.

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