Genshin Impact: Every Blacksmith Recipe

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Blacksmith recipes are free items that any player can easily gain access to and make in Genshin Impact. To forge items, you will need to gather ore from around the map. To help with this, you can check out the ore farming guide here.

The ore can then be processed into several different types of items, including weapons for those who gather prototypes from the weekly boss fights. Like many things in the game, most forging recipes will need to be unlocked.

Players should also note that forging an item takes time - although the amount of time it will take for an item to complete will vary. Here's every recipe you can craft with forging.

Updated on August 13, 2021 by Jessica Thomas: One of the best resources you can use in Genshin Impact is the forge. Going to a blacksmith in the game allows you to create a variety of great products from mined ore. Throughout the game, you will also find and earn several useful blueprints, including treasure compasses and four-star weapons.

The forge is one of the most free-to-play friendly parts of the game and is a resource that you should use in order to keep a constant stock of enchantment ore for leveling your weapon. The guide below goes over the craftable recipes that are currently in the game, as well as what they do.

Enchantment Ore

You can make a special type of ore called enchantment ore. This ore comes in three different sizes and can be made from basic materials like iron and crystal ore. Their function is to help you easily level up weapons without the need of gathering lower-tier ones through exploration and pulls. The different versions are:

Enhancement Ore
Fine Enhancement Ore
Mystic Enhancement Ore

Simply take your ore to the Blacksmith and place your order. Rarer ore will create higher quality enchantment ore. It will be ready to collect a short time later.

Craftable Specialty Items

Specialty items have to be unlocked through various means in the game. Some will be related to the City Reputation System, while others will be attached to in-game quests. Here's what you can find and where.

Specialty Item	Item Use
Anemo Treasure Compass	The Anemo compass is a reward given for leveling your Mondstadt city reputation to six. The compass can be used to point you in the direction of treasure chests in Mondstadt. A glowing path will appear in the direction of the chest, and if there are none around, the compass will go into a short cooldown mode.
Geo Treasure Compass	The Geo compass works the same as the Anemo but is obtained through reaching level six on the Liyue City Reputation System.
Electro Treasure Compass	The Electro compass is a reward from the Inazuma City Reputation city used to locate Inazuma treasure chests.
NRE (Menu 30)	The NRE bag recipe is a reward for reaching level five of the City Reputation System in Mondstadt. The bag allows you to slot two different food items, one for revival and one for healing. The bag can be equipped for quick eating, which is a huge help with elemental boss fights, especially in co-op when the game doesn't pause when entering your menu.
Adepti Seeker's Stove	The Adepti Seeker's Stove is given out for reaching reputation level five in Liyue. The stove can be used to make a cooking spot almost anywhere on the map. Simply avoid getting into combat, and you can whip up some tasty dishes. The stove is a one-time use item, so it's best to craft multiples when possible.
Wind Catcher	The Wind Catcher recipe is the award for hitting level three of Mondstadt's reputation system. This bottle is able to catch the small wind sprites found around the map and can have up to five charges. These charges can be used to create a wind current to scale up mountains faster or reach collectibles.
Warming Bottle	The Warming Bottle is a recipe obtained from leveling up the Frostbearing Tree to level four. The bottle can help to fight off sheer cold by summoning a fake fire Seelie to warm your character.

Craftable Weapons

There are a ton of free-to-play four-star weapons, and they all come from crafting. Some recipes will be earned by completing quests, while others will be available from the start of the region.

Weapon Name	Weapon Details
Compound Bow	The Compound Bow has a base attack of 41 with a 15% physical damage bonus as its second stat.
Crescent Pike	The Crescent Pike has a base attack of 44 with a 7.5% physical damage bonus as its secondary stat. When a player gets an elemental particle charged, attacks deal 20% more damage for five seconds. Hitting an enemy increases attack by 4% and speed by 1.2% for up to four stacks.
Dragonspine Spear	The Dragonspine Spear can be obtained from the Strange Tooth quest in Dragonspine. The polearm has a base attack of 41 with a secondary stat that gives characters a 15% physical damage bonus. In addition, hitting enemies with a non-elemental attack has a 60% chance of an icicle forming and dropping down to deal AoE cryo damage.
Frostbearer	The Frostbearer catalyst is another Dragonspine weapon that has a base attack of 42, and gives you a 9% attack bonus as its a secondary skill. Like the Dragonspine spear, it also has a 60% chance of dropping an icicle.
Iron Sting	The Iron Sting sword is a Liyue weapon with a base attack of 42 and a secondary stat that gives 36 elemental mastery points. The sword increases elemental damage by 6% for six seconds after hitting an enemy with an elemental attack. This can stack twice.
Mappa Mare	The Mappa Mare Catalyst has a base attack of 44 and gives 24 elemental mastery points for its second stat. The weapon gives an 8% elemental damage bonus that can stack twice when you trigger a reaction.
Prototype Amber	The Prototype Amber is a Catalyst with a base attack of 42 and a 9% increase to Health for its second stat. When you use a burst, you'll get back 12 elemental energy and 12% health within six seconds.
Prototype Archaic	The Prototype Archaic is a claymore with a base attack of 44 and a 6% bump to attack as its secondary stat. Normal attacks have a 50% chance of dealing an additional 240% AoE damage every 15 seconds.
Prototype Crescent	The Prototype Crescent is a bow with a base attack of 22 and a secondary stat that gives a 9% bump to attack. Hitting an opponent with a charged shot will increase speed by 10% and attack by 36% every ten seconds.
Prototype Grudge	The Prototype Grudge is a polearm with 42 base attack and a secondary stat that gives a 10% bump to energy recharge. When you use an elemental skill, normal attacks will get an 8% damage bonus for 12 seconds that can stack twice.
Prototype Rancour	The Prototype Rancour sword has a base attack of 44 and a 7.5% physical damage bonus for its secondary stat. When enemies are hit with a non-elemental attack, they get a 4% increase to both attack and defense that can stack up to four times.
Snow-Tombed Starsilver	The Snow-Tombed Starsilver is a claymore with a base attack of 44 and a secondary stat that gives a 7.5% physical damage bonus. Like the other Dragonspine weapons, it has a 60% chance of summoning a cryo icicle to damage enemies.
Whiteblind	The Whiteblind Claymore is a Liyue weapon with a base attack of 42, and it gives an 11.3% bump to defense as its secondary stat. Using a non-elemental attack gives the player a 6% attack and damage bump that can stack up to four times.
Amenoma Kageuchi	The Anenoma Kageuchi has a base attack of 42 and a secondary stat that gives your character 12% more attack. The sword grants succession seeds after attacks that will be used up when you use your elemental skill or burst to refill your energy meter by two energy each.
Hamayumi	The Hamayumi has a base attack of 42 and gives you a 12% buff to attack. You get a 16% bump to normal attacks and a 12% bump to charged attacks. When the energy of your characters is full, this effect will be 100% stronger.
Katsuragikiri Nagamasa	The Katsuragikiri Nagamasa has a base attack of 43 with an energy recharge bonus of 10%. You will get a 6% increase to elemental damage. When you hit an opponent with your elemental attack, you will lose three energy but gain two energy every two seconds for six seconds.
Hakushin Ring	Hakushin Ring does 44 base damage and gives you 6.7% energy recharge. When used while triggering any electro base reactions, you and any party members who are close by will get a 10% elemental damage bonus for six seconds.
Kitain Cross Spear	The Kitan Cross Spear has a base attack of 44 and gives you an additional 24 elemental mastery points. Your character will get a 6% increase to elemental damage. When an opponent is hit with an elemental attack, you will lose three energy, but gain two energy every two seconds for six seconds.