 | Name | Silvershower Heartstrings |
| Family | Weapon, Bow | |
| Rarity |  | |
| Conversion Exp | 300000 | |
| Base Attack | 44.34 | |
| Substat Type | Health % | |
| Base Substat | 14.4% | |
| Weapon Affix | Dryas's Nocturne | |
| Affix Description | The equipping character can gain the Remedy effect. When they possess 1/2/3 Remedy stacks, Max HP will increase by | |
| Description | Legendary bow of the fairies. Whether on the stage or the battlefield, it can easily touch the hearts of the listener. | |
| Weapon Ascension Materials |           |
| Table of Content |
| Weapon Stats |
| Weapon Affix |
| Item Story |
| Gallery |
Weapon Stats
| Lv | Atk | Bonus HP% | Materials | Total Materials |
| 1 | 44.34 | 14.4% | ||
| 20 | 110.17 | 25.44% | 553 10000 | 55310000 |
| 20+ | 141.27 | 25.44% | ||
| 40 | 209.82 | 37.08% | 5181220000 | 52315300005 |
| 40+ | 240.92 | 37.08% | ||
| 50 | 275.46 | 42.9% | 99930000 | 52315600001499 |
| 50+ | 306.66 | 42.9% | ||
| 60 | 341.46 | 48.72% | 5181445000 | 52315105K1427235 |
| 60+ | 372.56 | 48.72% | ||
| 70 | 407.81 | 54.52% | 914955000 | 52315160K14272314149 |
| 70+ | 438.91 | 54.52% | ||
| 80 | 474.55 | 60.34% | 6271865000 | 52315225K1427231441276 |
| 80+ | 505.65 | 60.34% | ||
| 90 | 541.83 | 66.15% |
Weapon Affix
| Lv | Affix Progression | Materials |
| 1 | The equipping character can gain the Remedy effect. When they possess 1/2/3 Remedy stacks, Max HP will increase by | |
| 2 | The equipping character can gain the Remedy effect. When they possess 1/2/3 Remedy stacks, Max HP will increase by |  2000 |
| 3 | The equipping character can gain the Remedy effect. When they possess 1/2/3 Remedy stacks, Max HP will increase by | 4000 |
| 4 | The equipping character can gain the Remedy effect. When they possess 1/2/3 Remedy stacks, Max HP will increase by | 8000 |
| 5 | The equipping character can gain the Remedy effect. When they possess 1/2/3 Remedy stacks, Max HP will increase by | 16000 |
Item Story
Fontaine playwrights often use strings as analogies for hearts — and indeed, this is the oft-used phrase, "heartstrings." And just like harpstrings, a person's heart will shift in shade and color according to fate's melody. The term "heartstring" is found in one of the oldest Fontainian plays, "Dryas," Although the "string" being referenced there was at first not that of a harp, but of a bow. The main character was named Aurelius, the ur-form of the identically-named character from Coppelius's famous "The Saga of Aurelius." According to the script, he was honored as a hero as glorious as gold, who conquered countless traitorous nations and cities for Fontaine. However, there is no such corresponding figure in recorded history, and as such, he is often regarded as a fictitious invention, much like the figure of Ajax. Legend has it that while out of campaign, he fell into a trap laid by his foe, and was lost along with his army amidst the pine forest. Just as an assassin's blade was about to take his life, silver arrows pierced the air like falling rain. And as he looked in the direction of the bowstring's quivering pulse, he saw that "the gods had made such loveliness, yet destroyed the mold for pity of mortals." The young maiden, Dryastis, took his hand, a hand that should never have again felt such delicate touch, and brought him beyond the bloodstained pines. "I simply desire that no more die here in vain. Too much grief has flowed through the waters already." "I ask but one thing of you, noble warrior — take this conflict away from this land." "Taint these pure waters with 'death' no longer. Let us preserve our final home." Conquering youths often believe their bodies and hearts as tough as the marble that adorns city walls. But just as all kingdoms must fall into silence, the agitated strings added dissonant notes to the hero's poetic saga... Millennia of shifting legends and theatrical edits have given this tale all manner of extended developments. In some versions, the hero, who once subdued cities and nations unnumbered, heeds the words of the fairy maiden. He accepts the proffered bow from her hands and sounds the withdrawal, only to be slain en route by conniving traitors, his body consigned to the ocean depths. In other tales, the illustrious Aurelius falls into agonizing, maddening love, he leads his army into the pine forest, Seeking her out, yearning to see her once more and make her his lover, that she might stay by his side. The young maiden flees to the riverbank, weeping as she appeals to her pure-water mother to save her from the obsessions of the hero. The ruler of the Many Waters took pity on her fate, turning her into a pine tree. Then, the bowstring that once shot love into Aurelius snapped like the heart the arrow had struck, and it fell by the maiden's side in silence, sinking into the countless blooming Pluie Lotuses. The pained young hero stared at the flowers in the water and would not leave, eventually falling into a deep pool... Natural philosophers who came after would claim that according to their research, a barbarian tribe named Dryas had once settled here, Which led to the pine forest being named as such. Such unromantic explanations have never had much to do with theater. Whether he met his end sinking into the deep sea, to have his will and desire sanded down by the passage of time, Or if he resurfaced after many years, only to be slain by the new White Armada or the Marechaussee Hunters, The tale of the youthful hero ended, and Dryastis too was rendered naught but a legend born from chaotic times. And as to how this bow, that had so disturbed Aurelius's destiny, came to pass into the hands of someone who dwelled deep beneath the waters after changing hands many times, Then be adorned and modified into a theatrical prop for children's performances in that person's homeland... That is a different tale altogether. |
10 responses to “Silvershower Heartstrings”
do not replace silver with golden on this thing’s name
The first bow that is completely useless on Childe (actually if you count HP% as an improvement to survivability then……)
I’m getting this bow instead of Furina’s sword. Why’d they pair Furina rerun with Sigewinne. It’s so Furinover
if a whale c6r5 her, he literally gets 56% rate from bow + 20% from c6. Added to the standard 5%, he has more than 80% rate, which can be enough to totally avoid it in the build.
If paired with double cryo or marechausee set, it caps.
lmao that’s ridiculous
just crit dmg, hp, and ER
make Diona ‘s shield great again
Good lord 106% HP and 28% CR at R1, this thing is massive for Sigewinne. Hoping Sac bow will at least be a decent alternative to this for some comps, unless HYV decide to reduce her CD significantly from what I’ve seen before (18s according to previous leaks).
106.15% hp + 28% Elemental Burst CRIT Rate vs 46.9% HP from f2p option Recurve Bow
This is a huge gap so another p2w char like Nilou.
how is nilou p2w character? the only way is that she is not given to us for free
yeah, you def need her to “win”
idk what but i yeah, try to win soemthing with her syringe in your ass
pal, you just picked the most f2p character of the game equipment-wise, all limited 5* could be considered p2w otherwise
don’t need to lvl up talents
2-2 artifact set (easier to farm)
just need hp% in 3 out of 5 artifacts main stats
doesn’t need ER, ATK or any CRIT
the only substat that matters is hp and hp% in the plume and flower
the weapon is the only flaw, but just with the artifacts (easy to farm) u would have 60k hp, more than enough to be an absolute monster
if you don’t have any Hp% weapon, you wouldn’t even need to lvl up the weapon she is using
harder to think anything more equipment-f2p than her….