There ’s no sleeping around in the Slumbering Court brim with Rifthounds .
The Slumbering Court is an Artifact Domain located Benjamin West of Fort Hiraumi in Seirai Island . Players who have not completed the Seirai Stormchasers World Quest may find an Electro barrier veiled upon the island . But you do n’t require to complete the pursuit to unlock the Domain , as it ’s outside of the barrier ’s coverage area .
This Artifact Domain is home to the Ocean - Hued Clam and Husk of Opulent Dreams Artifact Sets , which are useful for healers and defence - scaling characters , respectively .
Where to Find the Slumbering Court Domain
The Slumbering Court is located in the westerly part of Fort Hiraumi , just a ways off Koseki Village . There are no unlock requirements to figure the Domain — plainly head over to the surface area and interact with the Domain to start farming !
Related : Ocean - Hued Clam Artifact Set : Stats , how to get , and who can use it in Genshin Impact
Slumbering Court Enemy Information
Slumbering Court Battle Tips
For Necropolis I and II , you need to vote out Hydro Slimes , which are whole immune to Hydro Attacks , so consider bring in Damage monger of any different ingredient to empty the waves cursorily .
For Necropolis III and IV , you ’ll enter Rifthound territory . The ruffianly mob are challenging to defeat as they have a gross ton of HP and can deal Damage to your full party with the Corrosion debuff . take in your strongest DPS characters plus a healer for survivability . Shields can be helpful against Physical Damage — but remember that they ca n’t fend for against Corrosion .
There ’s asix - minute time limitto clearing the Domain , and you could claim rewards with either20 Original Resinorone condense Resin(for double rewards ) . take joining Co - op if you ’re having trouble brighten the Domain alone .
Check out our guide onHusk of Opulent Dreams Artifact Set : Stats , how to get , and who can practice it in Genshin Impactto help you adjudicate whether or not to produce in this Domain .
