Each character in Genshin Impact can be leveled up and ascended. Leveling up can be done by using an item that grants EXP, while ascension requires a certain set of materials.
Ascension always includes Elemental stones, boss drops, common drops, and some local specialties. The boss drops included here would be the ones obtained by defeating World Bosses of the open world, like the Genshin Impact Aeonblight Drake.
How To Find And Reach Aeonblight Drake In Genshin Impact
To reach the Aeonblight Drake in Genshin Impact, go to the marked Teleport Waypoint in Devantaka Mountain. Then, enter the nearby cave and stay on the right side. Eventually, people will enter a chamber where the Aeonblight Drake resides.
How To Beat Aeonblight Drake In Genshin Impact
The Aeonblight Drake in Genshin Impact is an automaton, so it has a high 70% Physical RES. Meanwhile, it only has a standard 10% Elemental RES to all other types of DMG. However, if players didn’t interrupt the boss when it charges up, the Aeonblight Drake will absorb the Element that damage it most and gain 60% extra RES to that Element.
This charging state can easily be recognized when the boss slowly creates a golden orb on top of its head. Then, the battlefield will be rained with missiles. A prompt will also appear on the screen if the Elemental absorption occurs.
Like typical automatons, players can paralyze this boss when it reveals its weak point (the spot will be glowing yellow when exposure happens). The spot people should aim for depends on the boss’ state in Genshin Impact. Sometimes, the Aeonblight Drake walks on the ground (grounded state), while other times, it activates its wing and enters the flying state.
- Grounded State: Hit its head when entering the charging state
- Flying State: Hit the boss’ wings (left and right)
Paralyzing the Aeonblight Drake will make it helpless for a few seconds, and it will also remove its Elemental RES.
Party Recommendation For The Aeonblight Drake
Aeonblight Drake can easily be brute-forced as it has no annoying invincible state like the Genshin Impact Perpetual Mechanical Array. However, if players can’t beat it without avoiding its Elemental absorption, then it’s highly advised to bring two damage dealers of different Elements.
Additionally, since the Aeonblight Drake is hard to hit when it’s flying, units that wield bows or Catalyst users with long-range should be included in the party. Bow users should be prioritized to hit the boss’ weak points.
Here are some team compositions players can try against the Aeonblight Drake:
- Hu Tao + Xingqiu + Yelan + Thoma
- Tighnari + Raiden Shogun + Kujou Sara + Zhongli
- Yoimiya + Xingqiu + Yun Jin + Zhongli
- Ganyu + Shenhe + Yanfei + Kaedehara Kazuha
