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Jul 6, 2023 · Genshin Impact's "Oh, the Humanity!" hidden achievement may be difficult to locate, but completing it will award players up to 45 Primogems.
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Monumental stone statues that watch over the whole of Teyvat. Legends say they were sculpted in the images of The Seven who sustain this world. Travelers would pray for the statue's protection should they come across one, while it silently anticipates the arrival of a noble soul...
Statues of The Seven are structures found around all of Teyvat. Each region has Statues of their corresponding Archon. See the Teyvat Interactive Map for locations.
All Statues of The Seven share a pool of HP called Restorative Power. Restorative Power is used to heal characters and regenerates itself at a rate of 1% of the maximum Restorative Power per 15 seconds in real-time, even while the game is paused (always fully restored in 25 minutes). The maximum Restorative Power is 5,000 × the number of Statues of The Seven that the player has unlocked. There are currently 39 Statues of The Seven, so the maximum possible Restorative Power is 195,000 HP.
Restorative Power can be used on the Statue's Blessing screen to manually heal characters in the active party ("In combat") or characters not in the active party ("Preparing for combat") by clicking them. Each click heals a character by 10% of their Max HP.
Upon beginning the game, only the Statues of The Seven of Starfell Valley (in Starfell Lake; unlocked as part of Bird's Eye View) and Galesong Hill (in Windrise) can be unlocked, as the map is initially limited to about half of Starfell Valley plus, roughly, Windrise, Falcon Coast, and Springvale.
Upon completion of the Archon Quest Prologue: Act I - The Outlander Who Caught the Wind, the rest of the map becomes available, but not all Statues of The Seven can be immediately unlocked.
The following Statues can only be unlocked after clearing obstacles:
•Mondstadt - Windwail Highland (Dawn Winery): Defeat the Eye of the Storm that's guarding it.
•Mondstadt - Dragonspine (Entombed City - Ancient Palace): Melt the Ancient Rime encasing the Statue using an attack with the power of Scarlet Quartz.
The following Statues are in areas or subareas that are unlocked upon completion of certain quests:
Upon first unlocking a statue, you are rewarded with Adventure EXP ×50 and Primogem ×5 much like a Teleport Waypoint. Statues start at Level 1. All statues of the same region share the same level, meaning that leveling up one statue will also level up all other statues.
Note that the open world contains one extra Anemoculus, Geoculus, Electroculus and Dendroculus, which means players can find a total of 66, 131, 181 and 271 of those oculi, respectively.
Statues of The Seven start out as stone statues that only have a gold plate at the bottom. As more and more oculi are offered, the Statue of The Seven for that particular region becomes more and more ornate, from replacing broken stones at level 2, to gaining protruding & accented gold parts & fixing all cracks at level 6, lastly upon maxing out a Statue of The Seven at 10, the Statue gains a floating gold ring under the Archon's figure and designs with the Celestial motif at the base and near the top.
Statues of The Seven depict the region's current Archon[Note 1] dressed in a hooded cloak and holding an object whose shape roughly matches the shape of the region's Vision or Vision gem. There are no variations between Statues of The Seven that are found in the same region.
According to fairytales, the Statues of the The Seven originally had gem eyes that were taken by swallows.
Areas that are not under the rule of any Archon, such as Enkanomiya and the Golden Apple Archipelago, do not have Statues of The Seven. Watatsumi Island, which was previously under the rule of Orobashi and not the Electro Archon, became home to a Statue of The Seven after Orobashi was slain.
Single-Player Mode
(Interact with any Statue of The Seven) (If this Statue of The Seven is locked) Statue of The Seven: The world opens itself before those with noble hearts. (Statue of The Seven is unlocked) Statue of The Seven: ... Worship Statue (Opens the Worship Statue screen) Resonate with (Anemo/Geo/Electro/Dendro/Hydro) (The Traveler's element is changed) Statue's Blessing (Opens the Statue's Blessing screen) Leave (Ends dialogue)
Co-Op Mode
(Interact with an unlocked Statue of The Seven) Statue of The Seven: ... (If the active character is Traveler and their element does not match the Statue of The Seven's) Resonate with (Anemo/Geo/Electro/Dendro/Hydro) (The Traveler's element is changed) Leave (Ends dialogue) (Otherwise) (Traveler): Leave[Note 2]
Mondstadt
(Upon approaching the Statue of The Seven in Windwail Highland, guarded by an Eye of the Storm) Media:vo tips goddess paimon 06.ogg Paimon: This Statue of the Seven [sic] seems to be affected by a monster nearby. Media:vo tips goddess paimon 07.ogg Paimon: Defeating that monster might remove the strange wind current seal thingy around the Statue of the Seven [sic].
The sculpture shows Samson wielding the jawbone of an ass in order to slay one of the Philistines who have taunted him. It is a good example of the multiple viewpoints seen in Giambologna's work; the spiralling movement of the bodies means that there is no main view.
Samson Slaying the Philistine certainly embodies three of Michelangelo's aesthetic ideals: a pyramidal or conical volume, a flame-like contour to suggest movement, and three figures unified in action. But the piece is also distinctively Giambologna's, offering a clear example of the multiple viewpoints characteristic of his work: the spiralling ...
The sculpture depicts the dreadful moment before Samson delivers the deadly blow to a Philistine soldier, whose contorted body is pinned to the ground. Made in Britain in the eighteenth century, it is a copy of a famous and influential sculpture carved by Giambologna, a Flemish-born sculptor active in Florence.
More Information: Samson is seen here wielding the jawbone of an ass in order to slay one of the Philistines who have taunted him. This is the earliest of the great marble groups by Giovanni...
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Lead, Samson slaying the Philistine, attributed to John Nost I (Mechelen c.1655 – London 1710) after Giambologna, c.1700. Samson slaying the Philistine who taunted him with the jaw-bone of an ass. Full description. A lead copy of a marble statue by Giambologna (1529-1608).
