Genshin Impact 4.7: Leaked Rerun Characters Are Bad News For Some Players

The potential character banner reruns for 4.7 have allegedly leaked and, if the rumors are true, they might be bad news for some players. Version 4.7 is the next update lined up for HoYoverse’s hit action RPG. While the game is still in the early stages of Version 4.6, a patch that introduced Arlecchino as a playable character, story quests, and a new area, the tests for the next update have already commenced. With them, in addition to the three new already confirmed characters in 4.7, are several leaks about the upcoming content.

This includes the rumored gameplay kits for all three of these confirmed characters, namely Clorinde, Sigewinne, and Sethos. The first two are speculated to be 5-star units, according to the leaks, while Sethos is said to be a 4-star character. There have also been several leaks regarding a new game mode, initially reported as an update to the Spiral Abyss. The leaks have evolved, however, and the new endgame mode in 4.7 is rumored to be called Imaginarium Theater. Now, recent leaks have started to delve into some of the secondary content, including the possible banner reruns.

Clorinde’s rumored 5-star weapon in Genshin Impact 4.7 has allegedly leaked and it seems like it already has one big problem, even before its release.

As seen in information obtained by Azure Leaks, shared in a now-deleted post tagged as “” on Reddit, the rerunning character banners in Version 4.7 are Wriothesley and Navia. According to the leaker, Wriothesley is expected to run in Phase 1 banners alongside Clorinde, while Navia is said to run in Phase 2 banners with Sigewinne. As a leak, this should be taken with an extra degree of caution, as the information may be incorrect or subject to change before the release of the patch in.

The rerun characters and banner order should only actually be confirmed during the Version 4.7 livestream. Past updates had reliable rerun leaks debunked during the presentations, so it is best to not create concrete expectations.

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