In this icy realm, a figure with an ice-blue hue is about to emerge. In her hand lies a sword imbued with a piercing coldness, as crystal-clear as morning dew, radiating lethal frost. This is Silkock, the latest rising star in Teyvat, an ice element wielder of a one-handed sword. Her swordsmanship combines the harshness of ice and the elegance of the blade. Every time she unsheathes her sword and unleashes her ultimate technique, her enemies are trapped in an ice cave, with no escape.
This ice assassin’s foundation is formidable, with a base critical damage of 38.4%. This number alone speaks volumes about her combat style—each strike is a potential killing blow, especially when she’s part of a team, where her ice sword can shatter enemy defenses effortlessly.
The divine weapon she wields is called “Cangyao.” Its base attack is 608, and its base critical rate is an impressive 33.1%. The essence of this sword lies in its exclusive effect, “Bai Shan’s Gift.” When Silkock uses her elemental skill, her sword intent awakens, boosting her attack by 24%. If she hasn’t accumulated elemental energy, her attack increases by another 24%, and her critical damage rises by 40%. Such powerful buffs make her a formidable presence on the battlefield.
Her sword techniques are a unique blend of various styles. Her normal attack, “Kyoku Technique: Dan,” is a five-segment combo, but the true masterpiece lies in her charged and plunge attacks. With a charged attack, she channels her energy and strikes with a sword wave as sharp as ice crystals, targeting the enemy’s weak points. Her plunge attack is even more extraordinary—diving from the air like a streak of silver lightning, her sword slices through the sky, and upon landing, the chilling aura intimidates all nearby enemies.
Her elemental skill, “Kyoku Technique: Sen,” is a delightful technique. With a tap, she moves like a dragon, evading and gaining 45 points of serpent’s cunning, switching to the Seven Strikes mode. With a hold, she becomes as elusive as a phantom, moving rapidly and unpredictably. This skill is both practical and entertaining, allowing her to dominate the battlefield while leaving enemies struggling to land a hit.
Her elemental burst, “Kyoku Technique: Metsu,” is her most exceptional ability. Unlike other warriors who rely on elemental energy, she uses serpent’s cunning to unleash her ultimate technique. When her serpent’s cunning reaches 50 points, she unsheathes her sword, slicing through space and unleashing a flurry of strikes that leave no survivors. If her serpent’s cunning exceeds 50 points, the excess further amplifies the damage, up to an additional 12 points. This shows that the more she accumulates, the more devastating her swordsmanship becomes, like snow piling up in winter that, once unleashed, becomes an unstoppable avalanche.
When she enters the Seven Strikes mode, her elemental burst is replaced by “Kyoku Technique: Jin.” This technique doesn’t consume serpent’s cunning and grants her the “Choujin” effect upon activation. This effect lasts until the end of the Seven Strikes mode, continuously enhancing her normal attack damage and further increasing damage based on the number of Void Rifts absorbed, up to a maximum of 10 triggers. This demonstrates that her swordsmanship is not only powerful but also rich in depth.