Genshin Impact 2.7 “Hidden Dreams in the Depths” update is going to add nuances to the end game content, Spiral Abyss, in the form of new Leyline Disorder, new monster line-ups, three Lunar Phases instead of two, and much more.
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There are a lot of changes coming to the Spiral Abyss in Genshin Impact 2.7 update. Keeping track of each and every change is a daunting task. So, to help you out, we prepared a handy guide that lists all the changes coming to Spiral Abyss in the version 2.7 update in one place.
All Spiral Abyss Changes Coming with Genshin Impact 2.7 Update
In the version 2.7 update, the Floor 11 Spiral Abyss Ley Line Disorder is changed. The DMG dealt by claymore-wielding characters increased by 75%. Also, as we mentioned earlier, there is a new monster lineup for floors 11 and 12. However, we do not have exact information on that. That aside, Genshin Impact 2.7 update will add three Lunar Phases in the Spiral Abyss, which you can find below:
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Phase I: Closing Moon
After the active character uses an Elemental Skill, >Normal Attack DMG is increased by 16% for 8s. Max 3 stacks. Stacks are counted independently.
Phase II: Matched Moon
After a character’s Elemental Skill hits an opponent, that opponent’s Physical and All Elemental RES will be decreased by 12% for 8s. Max 3 stacks. Stacks are counted independently.
Phase III: Steelsunder Moon
After the active character uses an Elemental Skill, that character’s next Normal Attack that hits an opponent will unleash a shockwave at that opponent’s position, dealing DMG. This effect can occur once every 1.2s.
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That’s it for now. Make sure to check out our coverage on the Genshin Impact version 2.7 update.
Genshin Impact is a free-to-play gacha-based role-playing game currently available on PC, PS4, PS5, Android, and iOS.
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Genshin Impact 2.7 Spiral Abyss Changes: New Monster Lineup, Phases, Leyline Disorders, and More