Genshin Impact 4.7 Leaks: Clorinde's Kit Will Test Even The Best Players

Details about Clorinde’s kit in 4.7 have been leaked and the information provided hints at what will be a challenging gameplay rotation, even for some of the game’s best players. Clorinde is the Champion Duelist from Fontaine, the former escort to Lady Furina, and Navia’s old friend. The character has played an important role in the Fontaine storyline and is now finally confirmed as an upcoming playable character in 4.7. She will be released in the same patch as Sigewinne and Sethos, both of which have been confirmed, too, though their order in banners is uncertain.

In fact, there is still a lot of unconfirmed information regarding these characters, from their ratings to their weapon types. These will likely only be clarified by developer HoYoverse during the Version 4.7 livestream, expected to happen in late May. Nevertheless, even as players are currently involved in Arlecchino’s recently released Character Quest in Version 4.6, there have been several leaks about 4.7, and a new batch of leaks has detailed the kits for these three upcoming characters. Each of them has a noteworthy characteristic, but Clorinde seems to stand out with rumors of a challenging gameplay kit.

The entirety of Clorinde’s gameplay kit in Version 4.7 has allegedly leaked thanks to information obtained by Foul and shared in a post tagged as “” on Reddit. According to them, Clorinde’s Elemental Skill has her enter a state called Night Patrol, which changes her Basic Attacks to Electro-infused firearm Rapid Hunt attacks. This skill ends with Night Pierce. During Night Patrol, Clorinde is said to gather Bond of Life, the new gameplay mechanic that was first usable by players upon the release of Arlecchino in . It’s worth noting, however, that Bond of Life is a tricky mechanic.

The leak mentions that Clorinde’s attacks change based on how much Bond of Life she has and, that if she is under a certain percentage, she gains more.

According to Foul, Rapid Hunt has different effects. When the