Lauma’s rating and basic information
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| Element: | Dendro(Earth) |
| Weapon: | Catalyst |
| Rarity : | |
| Floor: | Female |
| Birthday: | March 1 |
| Constellation: | Silver Deer |
| Region: | Nod-Kray |
| Affiliation: | Children of the Frost Moon |
| Special dish: | Whisper in the Forest |
| How to get: | Prayer |
| Release date: | Version 6.0 September 10, 2025 |
Lauma is a playable 5-starDendro-character in Genshin Impact .
Saint, blessed by moonlight and forest, hope born among the Children of the Frost Moon.
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Character Announcement
” Under the leadership of our kind Messenger of the Moon Ballad, not a single innocent soul, be it human or beast, will suffer… Ah… But when the law of the strong ceases to apply, wild animals accustomed to bloodthirsty hunting have a hard time ” – Nefer
The Children of the Frost Moon are the original inhabitants of Nod-Kray, but today they look somewhat alien here.
They are too old-fashioned, too stubborn, they worship a deity they have never even seen.
They believe that the shadows of the winter forest grant them protection, and the light of the full moon can heal all ailments.
They pray to the moon, repeating over and over again: “O Frost Moon Maiden, when will you answer our prayers?”
And hearing silence in response, they ask: “O Messenger of the Moon Ballad, when will the Moon Goddess answer our prayers?”
And then Lauma comes out of the shadow of the trees and stands under the moonlight.
The children of the Frost Moon bow before her shining horns and silver blood totem. And so it came to pass that Lauma began to speak in the name of the vanished deity.
Story about the character
About the character
When night falls, the Children of the Frost Moon live in a “tower.”
At the top of the tower stands a full moon, seemingly unchanging, and at its base is the island of Hiisi. The walls are formed by pale moonlight, and anyone can pass through its radiance.
Oh, how beautiful is the Moon Goddess! Even if not everyone believes in her and not everyone knows of her, she is generous with her favors.
These were the words of the old priestess of the Children of the Frost Moon, followed by quiet prayers, but Lauma’s voice was not among them.
She silently contemplated the full moon, oblivious to everything else, like the most devoted follower.
She, too, was undoubtedly in that tower. From her birth until now, she lived in a tower created by the Moon, its light, and those who believe in the Moon Goddess.
She was looking at the full moon shining in the sky when a thought occurred to her that might be true: humans would never be able to build a tower that reached the sky.
Character History 1
“She was born on the first full moon of the last month of spring, and with her first cry, plants sprouted.
Laugh, dance to the first cry of the newborn Voice of the Moon Hymn.
Her horns and blood are illuminated by moonlight, she will sleep deep under the gaze of the Moon Goddess.”
…Lauma closed the chronicles of the Children of the Frost Moon.
She always involuntarily turned to the page that told of her birth and tried to feel the joy of the believers, captured in the yellowed records.
Just as a genius is born into an ordinary family, Lauma, an extraordinary person, was born to an ordinary couple of Children of the Frost Moon. According to the records, “her eyes were akin to the tides, her horns grew in the moonlight, and her silvery blood resembled the moon reflected in water”; she was “a miracle that the Moon Goddess gave to her followers.”
At the edge of the world, among the forgotten Children of the Frost Moon, Lauma became a beacon of hope in a difficult time, like a fire lit in a blizzard. Enthusiastic believers saw her as proof that the Moon Goddess had not abandoned them to their fate, and she became a living symbol.
Only a few are granted the honor of becoming the successor to the Voice of the Moon Hymn from birth. As a representative of the Children of the Frost Moon, Lauma should consider herself fortunate and perceive this mission as a special honor.
As the passage Lauma memorized stated:
“…she will sleep deep under the gaze of the Moon Goddess.
And when the moon sleeps and the sun rises, she will become the voice of the great Frost Moon Goddess.”
Character History 2
If you’re born early enough and live long enough, and if the memories of the forbidden haven’t been erased by more powerful beings, then someone will inevitably remember (and such beings do exist in Teyvat) that before the War of the Funeral Flames, the goddesses of the three Moons, who served the Nibelung, were for a time in harmony with Celestia’s laws.
Of course, if someone were to ask Celestia about this, they’d likely never get an answer. The Three Moons were once satellites protecting Teyvat, and the Moon Goddesses were the executors of the planet’s will. Celestia’s laws were once quite “tolerant” and didn’t necessarily exclude outsiders.
The sole duty of the three Moon Sisters was to ensure that the Moons continued to exist and revolve, and that moonlight continued to illuminate the vastness of Teyvat. Unfortunately, even they, who maintained order, could not remain unaffected. In the struggle of the strong, the weak always suffer, and this is inevitable.
If there had been any survivors in the golden Hyperborea of that time, they would have had much to tell. But their descendants, the children of the Frost Moon, sadly know nothing of the sorrows of their ancestors and today can only vainly worship the Moon.
Among these unfortunate, blind followers, Lauma was relatively fortunate. She was not fully aware of the aforementioned, but she distinctly felt that this full Moon in the sky, though shining, was lifeless and empty. And the true tides that stirred her soul and made her crown-horns grow were somewhere far beyond her reach.
This feeling troubled her for a long time. Like a person trying to satiate themselves by praying to an apple painted on canvas, Lauma felt a constant unrest in her soul.
Fortunately, an answer to this question finally appeared. Although the sky suddenly became unreal, she confirmed the authenticity of her sensations.
Lauma never considered ignorance a blessing, even if the truth often unsettles her. Life has never been subject to our desires and by its very nature consists of contradictions, but it shouldn’t be riddled with lies.
Character History 3
Lauma established a series of “commandments” for herself. They might seem foolish to others, so for a long time she kept them to herself.
She believed that lying was unacceptable. If asked a question she didn’t know the answer to, she preferred to remain silent. Lauma refused to embellish reality with fabricated facts, especially when her status as the Voice of the Moon Hymn made it easy to make believers believe her every word. In such circumstances, lying became an unforgivable sin.
…Was praying to a false moon shining in the sky also a lie? It was difficult for her to judge, and she was overcome with anxiety.
She believed that she should never become angry. The Lady of the Forest should be gentle and merciful, like the goddess of the Frost Moon. The lake light beneath the moon is still and calm—what right did the deity’s messenger have to be angry? Even though Kuuvjaki often sowed chaos in the hearts of people, she, as a worthy leader, must control her emotions.
However, some emotions arise not only from the currents of power. Although she did not shout in anger, was beating an opponent considered an act of rage? She nervously clenched her fingers, unsure of whom to ask for advice.
She believed she should not change. After centuries and millennia of change, the Children of the Frost Moon had almost nothing in common with the golden age, and any shock could break this fragile old branch. It was precisely now, when the faithful saw in her “peculiarity” a form of hope, that she must maintain the worthy image of the Voice of the Moon Hymn.
…But she revealed the truth about the moon and the sky. This time, she knew without anyone’s prompting that the changes had already occurred.
All three commandments seemed to have lost their meaning. One evening, Lauma finally gave in and told her animal friends everything that had been so difficult to say out loud.
As she expected, the animals welcomed her warmly and, as usual, began to vied with each other to discuss life—Lauma’s life.
Since they were true friends, they began by praising Lauma for her honesty and reliability, calling her kind and sensible, and finally assuring her that she had always been like that and hadn’t changed a bit. (Lauma was pleased to hear this, but at the same time felt increasingly uneasy, wishing she had two more legs to run away with.)
The last word belonged to the kitten who regularly went to Nashgorod to play: “Speaking of problems… Ashru said your problem is stubbornness!”
Character History 4
One day, Lauma was conducting a betrothal ceremony.
Three people were present: a young adventurer who worked part-time at the Flagship Inn; a young girl from the Children of the Frostmoon who was planning to leave Nod’s Edge with said adventurer; and the Voice of the Moon Hymn, who had mysteriously appeared in the tavern’s guest room.
They stood in the cramped room, face to face. For a moment, everyone was silent. The young man, his hands shaking, pulled a handkerchief from his pocket and handed it to the visibly nervous girl to wipe away her sweat.
In this situation, Lauma was the most unflappable.
Lauma obviously realized what was happening, but the girl began to make a halting excuse: “…I didn’t want to leave without saying goodbye… I left a letter under my pillow… But I don’t have anyone here, and most likely no one will read it…”
The young man hastily assured her: “I will treat her well and bring her here often so she can see her friends! I’m not irresponsible, you understand? I even proposed to her…”
Frowning, Lauma looked at their clasped hands and the rings on their fingers. The girl began to sweat profusely again, seemingly ready to grab her fiancé and run. But Lauma stood in the doorway, almost completely filling it with her body, including her horns. Escape was impossible.
Lauma thought for a moment, and then, as they were about to escape through the window, said: “First of all, I know you’ve been together for a long time. Secondly, I never said that you couldn’t leave. And thirdly, an engagement is not complete without a ritual. So wait here and don’t go anywhere. I’ll go and get everything ready.
” “…Huh?”
So Lauma managed to prepare everything for a proper engagement ceremony in half an hour, including the nightflower she’d procured from who knows where at three in the morning. In a cramped room with half-packed suitcases strewn about, she conducted the engagement ceremony for the lovers, fully in keeping with the customs of the Children of the Frost Moon. Lauma took on all the roles, including that of the master of ceremonies, the bride’s relatives, and the priest.
When it was all over, the girl sighed with relief: “So this was the ritual you attached such great importance to, Lady Lauma? You display amazing stubbornness at the most incredible moments…”
“What does that have to do with stubbornness? Some things simply must be done,” Lauma replied, shaking her head in confusion.
“Ah yes, there is one more thing that must be done. “Young man, please leave me your first and last name, as well as a permanent contact address. I need to send you the Holy Gifts.”
Character History 5
Lauma once conducted a funeral.
The deceased was a long-lived woman, an elder who had lived for one hundred and two years in this harsh, cold land. In Lauma’s memories, she was always like this, with a smile on her face, wrinkles at the corners of her eyes.
In the days following her elevation to the status of Voice of the Moon Hymn, Lauma learned much from her. On the last night before the elder passed away, Lauma stood silently vigil by her bedside.
According to the teachings of the Children of the Frost Moon, death is not the end, for life is in constant “movement.” Friends and family return to nature at the right moment and will surely reunite with each other in the future.
To “fall asleep” in peace under the pure moonlight was considered the highest blessing the Moon Goddess could bestow. It was precisely such a serene night, when the moonlight shone overhead as it had so many years ago, and the birds and animals silently bowed before it.
But then the old woman suddenly asked quietly, “Mistress Moon Hymn Voice… the Moon Goddess doesn’t exist.”
It wasn’t a question. The old woman’s confident tone implied it was a fact. For one hundred and two years, the Moon Goddess had never answered her prayers.
A multitude of thoughts flashed through Lauma’s mind. She thought of the giant statue on the illuminated platform. She thought of the young woman who was an exact replica of that statue… She wanted to say, “No, mistress, the Moon Goddess does exist, but not in the form everyone imagines.”
The Moon Goddess is as “human” as you are, and she has spent these one hundred and two years enduring lonely, cold nights, just like you.
“It’s alright. You don’t need to answer.” When Lauma hesitated, the elder gently shook her head. “Whether the Moon Goddess refuses to appear or simply doesn’t exist, the passage of time remains unchanged.”
“We, Children of the Frost Moon, can live quite well on our own, can’t we?” The Elder gently took Lauma’s hand, as if she were the one in need of comfort. “So don’t frown and smile, Mistress Voice of the Moon Hymn. You’re doing all right.
” “There’s no need to mourn someone’s absence… ‘Death is wrath, but it’s useless.'”
Lauma couldn’t help but smile, holding the old woman’s hand in hers.
And she waited and waited for a painless, peaceful sleep to carry the old woman back to the warm sea of life, where three full moons were surely reflected in its center.
Paper star
Lauma learned how to fold paper stars from the young children of her people, who, in turn, had learned the craft outside of Hiisi Island.
The children were especially excited to teach the mighty Voice of the Moon Hymn something. They cut out colorful strips of paper themselves and even brought several large glass jars.
“Little sister from the city told us not to be greedy and not to make the stars too big, otherwise they’ll be hollow in the middle and break easily,” said the little girl with a smile. “And she has iron hands. She can easily flatten stars!”
Lauma listened with utmost attention, trying to fold the stars quickly and efficiently. She placed her creations in the same jar with the children’s, and suddenly the dull glass vessel came to life.
Given her current status and age, it might have seemed childish to dabble in small crafts. But then again, no one had called her too mature when she’d read a lot as a child.
And so, she sat peacefully with the children in the corner of the room, folding paper stars, which would be enough for three jars.
Moon wheel
Lauma is very grateful for the existence of Moon Wheels and is glad to have one. But she is deeply troubled by the fact that she cannot remember how she obtained it.
Grandmother Sarakka said that her Moon Wheel fell out of her swaddling clothes. Although Lauma’s parents’ recollections of this are rather hazy, as they were stunned by her birth at the time, they confirm this version.
If she had told anyone of her concerns, they would surely have been confused. Wasn’t having a Moon Wheel from birth a blessing? What was there to worry about?
It seemed that no one except herself thought there was anything wrong with the Moon Wheel appearing next to an infant. “The miracle that happened with the Voice of the Moon Hymn… what’s so surprising about that?”
Lauma didn’t know what to say. How natural and human it was to want to know its origins. She searched through all the library records, but she found no answer.
Lauma continued to be tormented by this question, and when she later met the Moon Maiden, she couldn’t resist asking her about it.
Kuutar’s answer was exceedingly simple: “Oh?”
…So the most likely explanation lies in Hyperborea. The history of the golden kingdom was very long, traced back to the era when three moons rose in the sky. They learned to use the lunar tides to enhance their magic, but in turn they themselves were influenced by them, and some of them grew crowns of antlers on their heads, resembling those of deer.
But did the Moon Wheels exist then?
Lauma frowned in thought and must have accidentally spoken to herself, and a passing child asked loudly, “Lady Lauma, did your antlers grow so large because of the Moon Wheel?”
She frowned even more: “Well… I suppose… Sorry, I don’t know.”
She didn’t mean to offend the child, but to her surprise, the little one didn’t seem upset about not getting an answer to his question.
“Oh!” he said, as if suddenly understanding something. “Perhaps you received the Moon Wheel because you have the longest horns?”
Oh, at that moment, Laima wholeheartedly wanted to accept that answer. How clever it was—the cycle of cause and effect that moved from end to beginning and then back again, seeming to explain (or rather, obscure) so many questions.
But she immediately forbade herself from falling into the trap of lying.
Perhaps that was the purpose of the Moon Wheel—a symbol that, for her, represented vigilance, restraint, and responsibility.
She held the enigmatic Moon Wheel in her hands and repeated the three commandments to herself again.
Characteristics
| HP | Attack | Protection | Ascension Bonus | |
| Level 20 | 2151 | 51 | 135 | — |
| Level 90 | 10654 | 255 | 669 | Elemental Mastery 115 |
The best build for Lauma
Support
Weapon
The Mirror of the Night Spinner
Mastery of the Elements
When dealing damage to Hydro or Dendro with an elemental skill, the equipped character gains the Prayer of the Far North effect: Elemental Mastery is increased by 60 for 4.5 seconds. When nearby characters in the party activate the Lunar Budding reaction, the equipped character gains the Verse of the New Moon effect: Elemental Mastery is increased by 60 for 10 seconds. If Prayer of the Far North and Verse of the New Moon are active simultaneously, the damage of all nearby characters’ Budding reactions is increased by 120%, Vegetation and Blossom reactions by 80%, and Lunar Budding reactions by 40%. This effect does not stack. These effects occur even when the equipped character is not on the battlefield.
OR
Lightweaver’s Lute
Energy restoration
After using an elemental skill, the equipped character’s Elemental Mastery increases by 100 for 20 seconds.
Set of artifacts
Memories of the Deep Forest
Elemental Mastery / Elemental Mastery
(2) Increases Dendro Damage bonus by 15%.
(4) Hitting an elemental skill or elemental explosion reduces the enemy’s Dendro resistance by 30% for 8 seconds. This effect occurs even if the character equipped with these artifacts is not on the battlefield.
The best artifacts and weapons
Best Artifacts Ranking
| Rating | Set of artifacts | Bonus |
| Best | Memories of the Deep Forest | • Increases Dendro damage bonus by 15%. • Hitting an enemy with an elemental skill or elemental explosion reduces their Dendro resistance by 30% for 8 sec. This effect occurs even if the character equipped with these artifacts is not on the battlefield. |
| Second place | Silk Moon Serenade | • Increases Energy regeneration speed by 20%. • Dealing elemental damage triggers the Radiant Moon effect for 8 seconds: Trust: If the party’s Lunar Omen is Nascent Radiance/Supreme Radiance, all characters in the party gain 60/120 Elemental Mastery. This effect can occur even if the equipped character is not on the battlefield. For each active Radiant Moon effect of different types in the party, the damage of Lunar Reactions of all characters in the party increases by 10%. Radiant Moon effects do not stack. |
| Third place |
The Night of the Sky’s Opening | • Increases Elemental Mastery by 80. • If nearby party members trigger Lunar Reactions while the equipped character is active, the effect of Radiant Moon is activated for 4 seconds: Intent: If the party’s Lunar Omen is Nascent Radiance/Supreme Radiance, the critical hit chance is increased by 15%/30%. For each active effect of Radiant Moon of different types in the party, the damage of Lunar Reactions of all party members is increased by 10%. The effects of Radiant Moon do not stack. |
Best Weapons Ranking
| Rating | Weapon | Characteristics (Lvl.1) |
| The best | The Mirror of the Night Spinner | Basic Stats Basic Attack: 44 Bonus Effect: Elemental Mastery 58 Effect When dealing damage to Hydro or Dendro with an elemental skill, the equipped character gains the Prayer of the Far North effect: Elemental Mastery increases by 60 for 4.5 seconds. When nearby characters in the party activate the Lunar Budding reaction, the equipped character gains the Verse of the New Moon effect: Elemental Mastery increases by 60 for 10 seconds. If Prayer of the Far North and Verse of the New Moon are active simultaneously, the damage of all nearby characters in the party’s Budding reaction increases by 120%, the damage of Vegetation and Bloom reactions increases by 80%, and the damage of Lunar Budding reaction increases by 40%. This effect does not stack. These effects occur even when the equipped character is not on the battlefield. |
| Second place | Dreams of a Thousand Nights |
Basic Stats : Base Attack: 44 Bonus Effect: Elemental Mastery 57 Effect: Other party members grant buffs to the character equipped with this weapon depending on whether their elements match or not. If the elements match, Elemental Mastery is increased by 32. If the elements do not match, the character equipped with this weapon gains a 10% damage bonus to their element. These effects can stack up to 3 times. In addition, the Elemental Mastery of all nearby party members (except the character equipped with this weapon) is increased by 40. If other party members also wield this weapon, the effect stacks. |
| Third place | Lightweaver’s Lute | Basic Stats Basic Attack: 42 Bonus Effect: Energy Regen 10.0% Effect After using an elemental skill, the equipped character’s elemental mastery increases by 100 for 20 sec. |
| Fourth place |
Ceremonial Memoirs |
Basic Stats : Base Attack: 41 Bonus Effect: Elemental Mastery 48 Effect: Elemental Skill hits have a 40% chance to instantly restore your own cooldown. Can occur once every 30 seconds. |
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Materials for the elevation of Lauma
As Lauma ascends, he gains a bonus to Elemental Mastery.
| Exalted. | Max lvl | Price (Mora) | Electronic material #1 | Electronic material #2 | Local curiosities | Additional materials |
| 1 | 20 | 20,000 | Nagadus Emerald Shard x1 | — | Moonset Silver x3 | Tattered Mandate x3 |
| 2 | 40 | 40,000 | Nagadus Emerald Fragment x3 | Luminous Scale Feather x2 | Moonset Silver x10 | Tattered Mandate x15 |
| 3 | 50 | 60,000 | Nagadus Emerald Fragment x6 | Luminous Scale Feather x4 | Moonset Silver x20 | Flawless Mandate x12 |
| 4 | 60 | 80,000 | Nagadus Emerald Piece x3 | Luminous Scale Feather x8 | Moonset Silver x30 | Flawless Mandate x18 |
| 5 | 70 | 100,000 | Nagadus Emerald Piece x6 | Luminous Scale Feather x12 | Moonset Silver x45 | Frosted Mandate x12 |
| 6 | 80 | 120,000 | Varunada Precious Lapis Lazuli x6 | Luminous Scale Feather x20 | Moonset Silver x60 | Frosted Mandate x24 |
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