You crouch beside the Kuznets forge, fingers numb, counting materials and time. I remember that exact stall—its bell, the cold air, the sudden math of what I could craft—when I realized a free 4-star weapon was within reach, like finding a warm ember in snow. You don’t need a banner pull to feel the momentum; you need a plan.
A blacksmith’s stall in Snezhnograd is where choices become equipment — How to Get Genshin Impact Snezhnaya Craftable Weapons
The Kuznets blacksmith sits just inside Snezhnograd’s square; you’ll spot him next to a low forge and a stack of metal billets. Talk to him, choose “I’d like to buy a weapon,” and you open the diagram shop: this is where free-to-play players convert field farming into gear.
Diagrams cost materials, not Mora. You trade regional drops (fruits, plants) and Rainbowdrop Crystals at Kuznets to buy each recipe — then choose “I’d like something made.” After you learn the recipe, craft requires Billets, Rainbowdrop Crystals, and common ores like White Iron Chunks.
How do I craft Snezhnaya weapons in Genshin Impact?
Buy the recipe from Kuznets in Snezhnograd, collect the listed materials, then ask him to make the weapon. Billets are earned in Snezhnaya Trounce domains; Rainbowdrop Crystals are scattered across Teyvat; White Iron Chunks drop from ore nodes in areas like Stormbearer Mountains and Wolvendom.
What materials are needed for Snezhnaya craftable weapons?
Each diagram requires three regional materials plus Rainbowdrop Crystals. Below is the shop list you’ll face at Kuznets — memorize the two materials you’re missing and farm them first.
| Name | Material |
|---|---|
| Emberwell (Sword) | 10 Red Beet, 10 Rimecurrant, and 10 Rainbowdrop Crystal |
| Covenant of Frost and Snow (Bow) | 10 Glaciafruit, 10 Snowball Flower, and 10 Rainbowdrop Crystal |
| Blade of Atonement (Claymore) | 10 Snowball Flower, 10 Red Beet, and 10 Rainbowdrop Crystal |
| Echoes of the Heart (Catalyst) | 10 Rimecurrant, 10 Lumifluorite, and 10 Rainbowdrop Crystal |
| Song of the Vigil (Polearm) | 10 Lumifluorite, 10 Glaciafruit, and 10 Rainbowdrop Crystal |
Tools I check when planning a farm: Hoyoverse notices for domain rotations, Honey Impact for material maps, and Genshin.gg for stat comparisons. Use those so you don’t waste Billets on the wrong type.
Your inventory shows five blueprints — All Snezhnaya Craftable Weapons and Their Stats and Effects
Open any character’s weapon tab and the numbers stare back: raw ATK, a secondary stat, and an effect that promises synergy. Treat these as tools for specific playstyles — some push Elemental Mastery, others boost ATK or provide energy gains; they slot into teams as precise as a lockpick.
If you want a quick read: these are all 4-star craftable weapons intended to support Snezhnaya characters and Stellar Glimmer mechanics in patch 7.0. Below are the in-game stats and effects for each item so you can decide which to craft first.
1. Emberwell
| Attributes | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | Emberwell |
| Rarity | 4-star |
| Type | Sword |
| Attack (lvl 90) | 509.61 |
| Bonus EM (lvl 90) | 165 |
| Effect | Triggering an Elemental Reaction increases the equipping character’s ATK by 16% for 12s. Triggering a Stellar Glimmer reaction increases their Stellar Glimmer reaction DMG dealt by 16% for 12s. The aforementioned effects can trigger even when the character is not on the field. |
2. Covenant of Frost and Snow
| Attributes | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | Covenant of Frost and Snow |
| Rarity | 4-star |
| Type | Bow |
| Attack (lvl 90) | 509.61 |
| Bonus DEF (lvl 90) | 51.73% |
| Effect | For 12s after the equipping character uses an Elemental Skill, their Elemental Mastery is increased by 120. |
3. Blade of Atonement
| Attributes | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | Blade of Atonement |
| Rarity | 4-star |
| Type | Claymore |
| Attack (lvl 90) | 564.78 |
| Bonus ATK (lvl 90) | 27.56% |
| Effect | Triggering an Elemental Reaction increases the equipping character’s Elemental Mastery by 64 for 12s, while triggering a Stellar Glimmer reaction increases their ATK by 16% for 12s. The aforementioned effects can trigger even when the character is not on the field. |
4. Echoes of the Heart
| Attributes | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | Echoes of the Heart |
| Rarity | 4-star |
| Type | Catalyst |
| Attack (lvl 90) | 564.78 |
| Bonus ATK (lvl 90) | 27.56% |
| Effect | Triggering an Elemental Reaction increases the equipping character’s Elemental Mastery by 60 for 12s, while triggering a Stellar Glimmer reaction increases their Stellar Glimmer reaction DMG dealt by 16% for 12s. The aforementioned effects can trigger even when the character is not on the field. |
5. Song of the Vigil
| Attributes | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | Song of the Vigil |
| Rarity | 4-star |
| Type | Polearm |
| Attack (lvl 90) | 564.78 |
| Bonus EM (lvl 90) | 110 |
| Effect | Triggering an Elemental Reaction regenerates 4 Elemental Energy for the equipping character. This effect can trigger once every 9s. On the other hand, triggering a Stellar Glimmer reaction increases their ATK by 20% for 12s. The aforementioned effects can trigger even when the character is not on the field. |
If you’re choosing which to craft first: decide by team role. Want an EM sword or polearm for reaction-based teams? Emberwell or Song of the Vigil. Need a bow that feeds EM windows? Covenant of Frost and Snow. For claymore or catalyst users, Blade of Atonement and Echoes of the Heart lean into ATK or EM mixes depending on your kit.
Questions about synergy or how these compare to banner weapons? Check Moyens I/O for the original tables, and cross-reference stats on Honey Impact or Genshin.gg before you spend Billets. Will you craft every recipe or focus on the one that changes how your team plays?