Tourmaline

Tourmalines^[1] can be found in the wild in various areas of Teyvat. While intact, they deal 50% ATK as AoE Electro DMG around themselves every 0.5 seconds. When hit by a Pyro attack, they will shatter, allowing the player to harvest an Electro Crystal.

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102	1,021
103	1,044
104	1,064

Other Languages[]

Language	Official Name	Literal Meaning
English	Tourmaline	—
Chinese (Simplified)	电气岩 Diànqì-yán	Electric Rock^{[• 1]}
Chinese (Traditional)	電氣岩 Diànqì-yán	Electric Rock^{[• 1]}
Japanese	トルマリン Torumarin	Tourmaline
Korean	전기 바위 Jeon'gi Bawi
Spanish	Carvoeila^{[• 2]}	—
French	Tourmaline	Tourmaline
Russian	Турмалин Turmalin	Tourmaline
Thai	Tourmaline	—
Vietnamese	Đá Điện KhíĐiện Khí電氣
German	Turmalin	Tourmaline
Indonesian	Tourmaline	—
Portuguese	Tourmaline	—
Turkish	Turmalin	Tourmaline
Italian	Tormalina	Tourmaline

↑ Chinese: 电气岩/電氣岩 diànqì-yán is also sometimes used to refer to rocks containing tourmaline (Chinese: 电气石/電氣石 diànqìshí).
↑ Spanish: Carvoeila is an unattested word found as an English translation of the Chinese words 电气石/電氣石 lit. "tourmaline" and 电气岩/電氣岩 in various online resources, including the Taiwanese National Academy for Educational Research list of Mineralogy Academic Terminology. It may originate from the word carvoeira, a local Brazilian name for quartz-tourmaline rocks.

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References[]

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[zh-2] Chinese: 电气岩/電氣岩 diànqì-yán is also sometimes used to refer to rocks containing tourmaline (Chinese: 电气石/電氣石 diànqìshí).

[es-3] Spanish: Carvoeila is an unattested word found as an English translation of the Chinese words 电气石/電氣石 lit. "tourmaline" and 电气岩/電氣岩 in various online resources, including the Taiwanese National Academy for Educational Research list of Mineralogy Academic Terminology. It may originate from the word carvoeira, a local Brazilian name for quartz-tourmaline rocks.

[1] Event: Graph Adversarial Technology Experiment Log Day 5

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