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Genshin Impact: Kagotsurube Isshin – How to get it, stats, and ascension materials

The wind's blade.

The Kagotsurube Isshin is a 4-star Sword in Genshin Impact that boosts a character’s attack while also having a passive that damages enemies. It also looks great, a visually appealing option for many of your Sword-wielding characters. However, how strong is Kagotsurube Isshin sword, and is it worth using on your main DPS characters?

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How and where to find Kagotsurube Isshin sword in Genshin Impact

The Kagotsurube Isshin is a sword added in Genshin Impact Version 2.8. The weapon is closely linked to Kaedehara Kazuha, as a reward for completing his story quest, Acer Palmatum Chapter: Act I. As a result, it may be considered Kazuha’s “signature weapon,” but you won’t be using this weapon on him, if at all. To get Kagotsurube Isshin sword in Genshin Impact, complete the Story Quest, and you should be able to use it as you please.

Note: Kagotsurube Isshin sword is not available in gacha, and you will only receive one copy of this sword. This means you won’t be able to refine this sword to make it stronger, which is something to keep in mind if you decide to use this weapon.

Kagotsurube Isshin’s Stats

  • Rarity: 4-star
  • ATK: 42 – 510
  • Secondary Stat: ATK%
  • Secondary Stat Levels: 9% – 41.3%
  • Passive: Isshin Art Clarity: When a Normal, Charged, or Plunging Attack hits an opponent, it will whip up a Hewing Gale, dealing AoE DMG equal to 180% of ATK and increasing ATK by 15% for 8s. This effect can be triggered once every 8s.

Kagotsurube Isshin Ascension Materials

Level 20x2 Mask of the Wicked Lieutenant, x3 Gloomy Statuette, x2 Spectral Husk, x5000 Mora
Level 40x3 Mask of the Tiger’s Bite, x12 Gloomy Statuette, x8 Spectral Husk, x15000 Mora
Level 50x6 Mask of the Tiger’s Bite, x6 Dark Statuette, x6 Spectral Heart, x20000 Mora
Level 60x3 Mask of the One Horned, x12 Dark Statuette, x9 Spectral Heart, x30000 Mora
Level 70x6 Mask of the One Horned, x9 Deathly Statuette, x6 Spectral Nucleus, x35000 Mora
Level 80x4 Mask of the Kijin, x18 Deathly Statuette, x12 Spectral Nucleus, x45000 Mora

Is the Kagotsurube Isshin good?

Kagotsurube Isshin certainly wins points if you’re playing Fashion Impact, and luckily, this is quite a decent sword to use as a free-to-play option. Every player can get this weapon by completing Kazuha’s story quest, making it accessible to all players.

As for the sword’s purpose, you should use this weapon on main DPS sword characters like Ayaka or Keqing. Kagotsurube Isshin has a decent base ATK of 510, which is typical for many 4-star swords, and boosts your character’s attack by a lot — up to 41% at Level 90 and an additional 15% when you account for the weapon’s passive. This sword does not compete with 5-star options, but this is a solid free-to-play alternative if you are in need of some damage.

Note: Despite being a reward for Kazuha’s story quest, this weapon is not useful to him. Kazuha scales off of Elemental Mastery and would be better suited for swords like the Iron Sting or a Favonius Sword for Elemental Burst uptime.


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Joshua Chu is a Contributing Writer at Gamepur and is known for fantastic guides on Genshin Impact and Honkai: Star Rail. They cover a variety of interesting tips and tricks to succeed in the games, and how best to tackle each world. Joshua also has writing at Kotaku and PCInvation.