Genshin Impact Natlan Leaks: Level Update May Drastically Change The Shape Of The Game

Players may see an update to character levels with the arrival of Natlan in , expected to be released within a few months, yet still in 2024. Natlan is the Nation of Pyro in Teyvat and its release has already been teased by developer HoYoverse through its official roadmap for the game and through in-game hints. A dialogue with Neuvillette at the end of the Fontaine storyline, for instance, reveals that Natlan is the next destination on the Traveler’s journey. Some details about Natlan in are already known since they were confirmed through the game itself.

An example of this is that Natlan is heavily populated by dragons, much like Vishaps, but that these creatures have become part of the societal structure therein. Additionally, Natlan’s reigning principle is war, and this is reflected by the numerous conflicts between the rumored tribes within the region. While Natlan’s release is likely still a while away, there have already been some leaks about the upcoming Nation, from details about its map design down to descriptions of the Pyro Archon in . Now, the most recent leaks indicate that there may be changes to how character levels work.

New leaks about Natlan point at what may be a promising change for the future of Genshin Impact as a whole, starting with the Nation of Pyro.

While the details are still hazy and have yet to be confirmed, new information obtained by the leaker known as Foul, which was then shared in a post tagged as “” on Reddit, highlights that the maximum character level may increase with the arrival of Version 5.0 and the Nation of Pyro. According to the leak, the maximum character level will increase from 90 to 100 as soon as the patch containing Natlan is released. Foul doesn’t provide extra details about how this level increase will play out, but it could have consequences that affect players’ gameplay in.

While the leak provided by Foul is rather vague and sticks simply to the level increase, the information alone may hint at additional