Genshin Impact Whitelake Frostfeather best characters
Whitelake Frostfeather is Odette's signature weapon in Genshin Impact, but it can be used on other characters too. It's best equipped on those who can deal Stellar Glimmer damage, to take advantage of the sword's full…

Whitelake Frostfeather is Odette's signature weapon in Genshin Impact, but it can be used on other characters too. It's best equipped on those who can deal Stellar Glimmer damage, to take advantage of the sword's full design.
To help you with builds, this page explains how to get Whitelake Frostfeather in Genshin Impact, all Whitelake Frostfeather materials, its stats and Skills, and the best characters to pair Whitelake Frostfeather with.
On this page:
- How to get
- Best characters
- Materials
- Stats and skills
- Stats at each level
- Refinements
How to get Whitelake Frostfeather in Genshin Impact
You have to use your Intertwined Fate currency to pull on the Epitome Invocation weapon Banner when Odette's character banner is live to get Whitelake Frostfeather in Genshin Impact.
At 80 pulls, you are guaranteed a 5-star weapon, and if you don't get Whitelake Frostfeather the first time you pull a 5-star weapon then you will the second time you pull a 5-star. As long as you choose it as your 'Epitomized Path' and Whitelake Frostfeather is still featured on the Epitome Invocation weapon banner.
Best characters to use Whitelake Frostfeather
Here's a selection of the best characters to pair with Whitelake Frostfeather in Genshin Impact.
Odette
Whitelake Frostfeather is Odette's signature weapon, so it's tailor designed to work perfectly with her kit. Odette can take advantage of all the weapon's boosts to Stellar Glimmer damage, Crit Rate, and attack. However, Whitelake Frostfeather is not a must-pull for Odette, as she has excellent free-to-play options such as: Finale of the Deep, Exaiphanes Blade, and Emberwell.
Cryo Traveler
If you're using the Exaiphanes Blade on another character, then Whitelake Frostfeather is a great fit for the Cryo Traveler. Like Odette, they can take advantage of everything Whitelake Frostfeather has to offer: Stellar Glimmer damage, Crit Rate, and attack.
Kaedehara Kazuha
Kazuha can use Whitelake Frostfeather, but it's only recommended if you want to force him into a Stellar Swirl team. If you're playing him in any other team, then weapons like Freedom-Sword, Xiphos' Moonlight, and Favonius Sword will be much more effective.
Clorinde
Whitelake Frostfeather is a good 'stat stick' for Clorinde, as she's a DPS who benefits from more Crit Rate and attack. And as Clorinde can actually activate the first part of Whitelake Frostfeather's Skill (by using her own Skill), she's gets even more attack. The only downside is, Clorinde can't utilize the weapon's Stellar Glimmer damage buffs.
Alhaitham
Very similar to Clorinde, Alhaitham is a DPS who can use Whitelake Frostfeather as a 'stat stick', and take advantage of the first part of its Skill by using his own Skill.
As a Crit Rate/attack 'stat stick'
While Whitelake Frostfeather is designed to be used in Stellar Glimmer teams to fully utilize its stats and Skills, any character who benefits from an increase to Crit Rate and attack can equip Whitelake Frostfeather for an immediate boost. Like Ayato, Keqing, or even Ayaka.
Whitelake Frostfeather works even better if equipped on an attacker who hits enemies with their Skill, like Clorinde and Alhaitham.
Whitelake Frostfeather materials in Genshin Impact
Here's what materials and Mora you need to upgrade Whitelake Frostfeather to each level:
Whitelake Frostfeather level Materials Mora 20 x3 Chimeric Core, x5 Hollow Root of Life, x5 Measured Pour of the Cellared Spiritual Nectar 10,000 40 x12 Chimeric Core, x18 Hollow Root of Life, x5 Intoxication of the Cellared Spiritual Nectar 20,000 50 x9 Symbiotic Chimeric Nucleus, x9 Sprout Node of Life, x9 Intoxication of the Cellared Spiritual Nectar 30,000 60 x14 Symbiotic Chimeric Nucleus, x18 Sprout Node of Life, x5 Exhilaration of the Cellared Spiritual Nectar 45,000 70 x9 Prime Chimeric Nexus, x14 Coiled Core of Life, x9 Exhilaration of the Cellared Spiritual Nectar 55,000 80 x18 Prime Chimeric Nexus, x27 Coiled Core of Life, x6 Revelry of the Cellared Spiritual Nectar 65,000In total, here's all the materials you need for Whitelake Frostfeather in Genshin Impact:
- x5 Measured Pour of the Cellared Spiritual Nectar
- x14 Intoxication of the Cellared Spiritual Nectar
- x14 Exhilaration of the Cellared Spiritual Nectar
- x6 Revelry of the Cellared Spiritual Nectar
- x15 Chimeric Core
- x23 Symbiotic Chimeric Nucleus
- x27 Prime Chimeric Nexus
- x23 Hollow Root of Life
- x27 Sprout Node of Life
- x41 Coiled Core of Life
- 225,000 Mora
Remember that you also have to pull four more copies of Whitelake Frostfeather, then use them to fully upgrade the sword by Refining it to Rank 5.
Whitelake Frostfeather stats and skills
At level 20 and Refinement 1 (R1), here's a summary of Whitelake Frostfeather in Genshin Impact.
Name Whitelake Frostfeather Weapon type Sword Rarity 5-star Signature of? Odette Description A longsword light as the feathers of a snow swan, and which stays pure and untainted at all times. Base attack 133 Bonus effect Crit Rate +8.5% Skill (R1) When the equipping character hits an opponent with their Elemental Skill, they gain 'Lake-Hued Lament': attack increases by 8% for eight seconds. This effect can trigger once every 0.1 seconds. Max three stacks, and each stack's duration is independent. At three stacks, the Crit Damage of any Stellar Glimmer reaction damage caused by the equipping character is increased by 50%, and triggering Stellar Glimmer reactions or Stellar Glimmer reaction damage will also restore four Elemental Energy to the character. This Energy recovery effect can trigger once every 3.5 seconds. Can be triggered even when the equipping character is off-field.Stats at each weapon level
From Level 1, all the way to Level 90, here's the weapon stats for Whitelake Frostfeather in Genshin Impact.
Level Base attack Crit Rate 1 48 +4.8% 20 133 +8.5% 40 261 +12.4% 50 341 +14.3% 60 423 +16.2% 70 506 +18.2% 80 590 +20.1% 90 674 +22.1%Refinements
Here's what changes for each Refinement Rank of Whitelake Frostfeather.
Refinement 1 (R1) When the equipping character hits an opponent with their Elemental Skill, they gain 'Lake-Hued Lament': attack increases by 8% for eight seconds. This effect can trigger once every 0.1 seconds. Max three stacks, and each stack's duration is independent. At three stacks, the Crit Damage of any Stellar Glimmer reaction damage caused by the equipping character is increased by 50%, and triggering Stellar Glimmer reactions or Stellar Glimmer reaction damage will also restore four Elemental Energy to the character. This Energy recovery effect can trigger once every 3.5 seconds. Can be triggered even when the equipping character is off-field. Refinement 2 (R2) When the equipping character hits an opponent with their Elemental Skill, they gain 'Lake-Hued Lament': attack increases by 10% for eight seconds. This effect can trigger once every 0.1 seconds. Max three stacks, and each stack's duration is independent. At three stacks, the Crit Damage of any Stellar Glimmer reaction damage caused by the equipping character is increased by 65%, and triggering Stellar Glimmer reactions or Stellar Glimmer reaction damage will also restore 4.5 Elemental Energy to the character. This Energy recovery effect can trigger once every 3.5 seconds. Can be triggered even when the equipping character is off-field. Refinement 3 (R3) When the equipping character hits an opponent with their Elemental Skill, they gain 'Lake-Hued Lament': attack increases by 12% for eight seconds. This effect can trigger once every 0.1 seconds. Max three stacks, and each stack's duration is independent. At three stacks, the Crit Damage of any Stellar Glimmer reaction damage caused by the equipping character is increased by 80%, and triggering Stellar Glimmer reactions or Stellar Glimmer reaction damage will also restore five Elemental Energy to the character. This Energy recovery effect can trigger once every 3.5 seconds. Can be triggered even when the equipping character is off-field. Refinement 4 (R4) When the equipping character hits an opponent with their Elemental Skill, they gain 'Lake-Hued Lament': attack increases by 14% for eight seconds. This effect can trigger once every 0.1 seconds. Max three stacks, and each stack's duration is independent. At three stacks, the Crit Damage of any Stellar Glimmer reaction damage caused by the equipping character is increased by 95%, and triggering Stellar Glimmer reactions or Stellar Glimmer reaction damage will also restore 5.5 Elemental Energy to the character. This Energy recovery effect can trigger once every 3.5 seconds. Can be triggered even when the equipping character is off-field. Refinement 5 (R5) When the equipping character hits an opponent with their Elemental Skill, they gain 'Lake-Hued Lament': attack increases by 16% for eight seconds. This effect can trigger once every 0.1 seconds. Max three stacks, and each stack's duration is independent. At three stacks, the Crit Damage of any Stellar Glimmer reaction damage caused by the equipping character is increased by 110%, and triggering Stellar Glimmer reactions or Stellar Glimmer reaction damage will also restore six Elemental Energy to the character. This Energy recovery effect can trigger once every 3.5 seconds. Can be triggered even when the equipping character is off-field.Hope you enjoy using Whitelake Frostfeather in Genshin Impact!
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