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Genshin Impact: Moonpiercer Polearm – How to get it, stats, and ascension materials

Stick them with the pokey bit!

To unlock the full power of your roster in Genshin Impact, it is important to outfit your characters with the best weapons you can get your hands on. With the new Patch 3.0, there are even more new characters to collect, and each of them will require an appropriate new weapon. Luckily, Sumeru is a vast region and there you can find a variety of equipment for your roster. For example, you can craft a cool new 4-star polearm called Moonpiercer. If you’re wondering how to accomplish that, look no further. We’ll explain how to craft Moonpiercer in Genshin Impact and examine upgrades and stats of this new weapon.

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How to get Moonpiercer polearm in Genshin Impact

To acquire the new 4-star polearm, Moonpiercer, you will have to find the proper diagram and forge it yourself. That is not as difficult as it might initially seem, as we’ll help you along with the process. But first things first — you need to get the forging diagram for Moonpiercer.

The diagram is sold by Aravinay, who is the vendor for forging blueprints. However, he can only be found in the dream realm version of Vanarana, which is called Mahavanaranapna. Vanarana is in the northwestern part of Sumeru, so now you know which way to embark on your journey.

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Once you get to Aravinay, you will have to trade one Stories of You and Aranara to get the blueprint item, which is itself called Tale of the Moonlight. Stories of You and Aranara is a quest reward item that you will receive while adventuring in Sumeru.

After you have Tale of the Moonlight safely in your inventory, just learn the recipe and you’ll be ready for the next step of forging. That step is gathering all of the required materials. To be able to craft Moonpiercer, you will need:

  • 500 Mora
  • 1 Midlander Polearm Billet
  • 50 Crystal Chunks
  • 50 White Iron Chunks

Now that you have all of that, you’ll need to wait for the 10 seconds of forging to pass, and the blacksmith will present you with Moonpiercer, your brand new polearm. 

Moonpiercer stats

Moonpiercer is a 4-star weapon, meaning that it has some very good stats. The base ATK value is 44 at level 1 and maxes out at a whopping 565 at level 90. Moonpiercer’s secondary stat is Elemental Mastery which enhances Elemental Reaction. It starts out at 24 at level 1 and gets up to a max of 110 at level 90.

Ascension LevelWeapon LevelBase ATK statSecondary Stat
(Elemental Mastery)
01/204424
020/2011942
120/4014442
140/4022662
240/5025262
250/5029371
350/6031971
360/6036181
460/7038781
470/7042991
570/8045591
580/80497101
680/90523101
690/90565110

Along with all those stats, Moonpiercer has its own refinement power called Stillwood Moonshadow, with the effect:

  • After triggering Burning, Quicken, Aggravate, Spread, Bloom, Hyperbloom, or Burgeon, a Leaf of Revival will be created around the character for a maximum of 10s. When picked up, the Leaf will grant the character 16% ATK for 12s. Only 1 Leaf can be generated this way every 20s. This effect can still be triggered if the character is not on the field.

With every new refinement level, the bonus ATK increase of Stillwood Moonshadow grows in increments of 4%. This means that Moonpiercer’s ATK increase bonus can be refined from level 1 to level 5, amounting to:

16% > 20% > 24% > 28% > 32%

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Moonpiercer Ascension

Moonpiercer is a weapon with a total of six ascension levels. As always, each ascension level requires specific materials and a payment of Mora to complete. To ascend from level 0 to 1, you need:

  • 5,000 Mora
  • 3x Oasis Garden’s Reminiscence
  • 3x Chaos Storage
  • 2x Recruit’s Insignia

To ascend from level 1 to level 2, you need:

  • 15,000 Mora
  • 3x Oasis Garden’s Kindness
  • 12x Chaos Storage
  • 8x Recruit’s Insignia

To ascend from level 2 to level 3, you need:

  • 20,000 Mora
  • 6x Oasis Garden’s Kindness
  • 6x Chaos Module
  • 6x Sergeant’s Insignia

To ascend from level 3 to level 4, you need:

  • 30,000 Mora
  • 3x Oasis Garden’s Mourning
  • 12x Chaos Module
  • 9x Sergeant’s Insignia

To ascend from level 4 to level 5, you need:

  • 35,000 Mora
  • 6x Oasis Garden’s Mourning
  • 9x Chaos Bolt
  • 6x Lieutenant’s Insignia

And finally, to ascend from level 5 to level 6, you need:

  • 45,000 Mora
  • 4x Oasis Garden’s Truth
  • 18x Chaos Bolt
  • 12x Lieutenant’s Insignia

If you are flush with resources and want to complete Moonpiercer’s ascension all at once, or you simply want to know what the total amount of resources needed would be, that means that you will have to farm up in total:

  • 150,000 Mora
  • 3x Oasis Garden’s Reminiscence
  • 9x Oasis Garden’s Kindness
  • 9x Oasis Garden’s Mourning
  • 4x Oasis Garden’s Truth
  • 15x Chaos Storage
  • 18x Chaos Module
  • 27x Chaos Bolt
  • 10x Recruit’s Insignia
  • 15x Sergeant’s Insignia
  • 18x Lieutenant’s Insignia

With all that done and dusted, all the materials collected and the weapon ascended, you are ready to use your new 4-star polearm, the Moonpiercer.


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Miljan Truc
I have been into gaming since the days of Sega Mega Drive and Amiga. Over the years in gaming, I have raided at a high level, completed rare achievements, coached other players, and written about games since 2016. Whether it’s been clicking heads; developing cities, colonies, and empires; or commanding parties of adventurers; I’ve always prided myself on being able to understand the underlying mechanics of games. Outside of gaming, I enjoy a variety of activities and hobbies, including playing with my pup Astra, working out, as well as crafting, painting, and leatherwork.