To help those who've been having a hard time getting to all the Altars of Lilith in Diablo, Reddit user gogodr has shared a detailed map containing the location of every altar. There are 160 altars in total and players have reportedly used this map to complete the journey in around two hours.

If you follow the map, the long journey starts in Nostrava, one of the central cities in Sanctuary and it will end in Kotama Grasslands in Dry Steppes, located on the upper left side of the map.

The user meticulously charted the course and even highlighted the paths where the player needs to veer away from the main route to get to remote altars. The routes in pink mean that players need to return to the main blue path after getting an altar.

Why are the Altars of Lilith important?

Each Altar rewards players with a permanent stat buff to all the characters on the account in that area, which means that all subsequent characters will be a lot stronger from level one onwards.

This is crucial, seeing as Blizzard is basically asking players to start new characters every time a new season is released in Diablo 4.

The maximum permanent stat bonuses that you can acquire, if you find all 160 Altars of Lilith, are as follows:

• Strength: +68
• Intelligence: +68
• Willpower: +68
• Dexterity: +68
• Maximum Obol Capacity: +100
• Paragon Points: +4

On top of the bonus stats, which accumulate as you discover more and more altars, players are rewarded 10 Renown points for each altar found, for a total of 1,600 points. Players also receive small amount of XP for each alter discovered, which helps with leveling up.

Getting all the altars counts towards the completion of the Region Progress Rewards. Completing all the Renown challenges will reward players with an additional +20 paragon points.

Players can also complete the Altar of Lilith Seeker challenge by finding all the altars in a single region, which unlocks the Wily and Seeker Diablo 4 Player Titles. Grabbing all 160 altars will complete the Altar of Lilith Collector challenge, giving you the Treasure and Hoarder titles.

Getting the bonus stat points is reason enough to find all the altars. However, the +20 Paragon points from completing all the Region Progress Rewards will go a long way in boosting the power of any character. Blizzard also recently confirmed that the Altars of Lilith and the Region Progress Rewards will not be reset in the upcoming season as initially planned.

One thing we absolutely must mention though: try to take the journey of finding all the altars only after getting your mount! It will take much longer to hit all 160 altars on foot. We took the journey only after unlocking our mount, which is possible only after completing Act III of the story.

When you start on Act IV, you'll be back in Kyovashad on the Master’s Touch quest. Simply do that and then the "Mount: Donan’s Favor" quest will become available. Just speak to the Stable Master in Kyovashad to get it.

In Diablo 4, world bosses spawn as in-game, limited-time events in random locations across the map, provided you've completed the campaign first.

Understanding Diablo IV World Bosses

Although they loom large across various parts of the open-world Sanctuary, world bosses can be easily missed unless you actively seek them out.

Players need to reach the event location in time to participate in the world boss fight; failure to do so means you won't get a share of any potential rewards, and the random nature of these spawns can make it difficult for players to plan for them.

While the game does offer a timer and event location, it's only visible to players who have explored the specific area where the event is happening. Further compounding the issue, the system for notifications about new events is vague and requires players to actively check the whole map for active events.

A suggestion made by Reddit user QU4NTUM_FLUX, amongst others, is to localize the world boss spawn times to accommodate the diverse time zones of players. An in-game timer with localized times would be an appreciated QoL update.

World Bosses do not spawn frequently enough. We need a timer.
by u/QU4NTUM_FLUX in diablo4

Community-Created World Boss Trackers

Thanks to the joint efforts of the Diablo community, several websites have been developed to keep track of all world boss spawn times and locations in Diablo IV. These trackers offer an in-game timer and precise boss locations, notifying players 30 minutes before the event begins.

Game8 Tracker

Game8 offers a reliable Diablo IV world boss tracker, providing a timer for each time zone and precise boss locations. Real people, not complex AI, manage the Twitter account, minimizing potential errors.

Ashava will Spawn in The Fields of Desecration, Hawezar in 29 Minutes (2:27 PM EST) pic.twitter.com/M3HI2aRy15

— Diablo 4 World Boss Timer @ Game8 (@game8_d4boss) June 14, 2023

The tracker is also integrated with Discord for those who prefer to receive notifications through the platform.

Diablo Paragon Tracker

Diablo Paragon is another community-managed Twitter account that maintains a record of all world bosses and their spawn locations.

World Boss Incoming: Ashava
Event starts in 10 minutes!
Location: Fields of Desecration, Hawezar pic.twitter.com/S8Kw3Rvmk1

— Diablo Paragon Alerts (@DiabloParagon) June 14, 2023

World Boss Spawn Locations

While the world bosses' spawn locations appear random, a pattern seems to be emerging. Each boss spawns every six hours, amounting to four potential world boss encounters each day. Players are alerted to the boss's presence 20 minutes before the event begins, but it's easy to miss if you're not actively engaged with the game or regularly checking your map. This is where the aforementioned Twitter accounts prove invaluable.

Currently, there are three world bosses players can encounter: Ashava, The Pestilent; Wandering Death, Death Given Life; and Avarice, The Golden Cursed. Each boss randomly spawns every six hours. If you miss one fight, a six-hour wait ensues before you can join the next.

The community has identified the following recurring spawn locations for these bosses:

• Fields of Desecration, Hawezar.
• The Crucible, Fractured Peaks.
• Caen Adar, Scosglen.
• Seared Basin, Khejistan.
• Saraan Caldera, Dry Steppes.

Potential Spawn Pattern

If you'd prefer to hunt these brutal bosses without the aid of external trackers, you could try to follow the recurring spawn pattern identified by the community. Known as the 3-2-3-2 rotation, this pattern can help predict which boss will spawn next.

For instance, you'll see three consecutive spawns of Wandering Death, followed by two consecutive spawns of Avarice. Then, it switches to Ashava, who spawns three times before the sequence returns to Wandering Death, who now appears twice in a row.

The recurring order is as follows:

1. Wandering Death.
2. Avarice.
3. Ashava.

This sequence repeats, adhering to the 3-2-3-2 pattern, beginning with Wandering Death.

Taking on these formidable bosses alone can prove time-consuming. Be sure to team up with other capable players before taking the plunge into these world boss battles. Best of luck!

But how do you unlock them for each character and do it fast? Read on for the comprehensive guides to getting the alternate outfits of the SF6 World Warriors.

How to unlock new costumes in Street Fighter 6?

In order to unlock the alternate costumes of Street Fighter 6 characters, you must play the World Tour single-player campaign mode to meet the characters as NPC Masters and train under them. This mode requires raising the maximum Bond level to 100 for the Masters.

To raise your Bond level, players must join battles to increase ranks while training under the Masters. You can also talk to them frequently, give them gifts you have collected as many times as possible, and complete side quests. If you’ve played Harvest Moon or Stardew Valley, this gameplay mechanic of building relationships with NPCs will look very familiar (although you’re not exactly romancing the Masters… well, maybe Marisa).

• 250 Fighter Coins - $6.99
• 610 Fighter Coins - $11.99
• 1,250 Fighter Coins - $23.99

But if you prefer earning your right to sport the alternate Street Fighter 6 alternate costumers (or if you need to save up your gaming budget), then follow the instructions below to unlock them for each of the characters from the current SF6 roster.

Ryu – Classic Costume

Where to find him and become your master:

• Find him in Genbu Temple.

How to raise Bond level with Ryu in World Tour:

• Buy an Instant Soba from the Shopkeeper Udon in Metro City and give it to him as a gift.
• Use his fighting styles to fight against enemies.
• Compete with him during sparring activities and win.

Luke – Street Costume

Where to find him and become your master:

• Luke is the easiest Master to acquire, as he will automatically become your master at the beginning of the World Tour mode.

How to raise Bond level with Luke in World Tour:

• Buy Red Elevator 8 from the Merchant Hawker in Bathers Beach and give it to him as a gift.
• Use Luke’s moves to fight against enemies.
• Win fights against him during sparring activities.

Chun-Li – Classic Costume

Where to find her and become your master:

• Find her in the China Town area.

How to raise Bond level with Chun-Li in World Tour:

• Buy a Canned Herring from the shopkeeper Dora in Nayshall and give it to her as a gift.
• Equip Chun-Li’s moves and use them to fight against enemies.
• Compete with her during sparring activities and win.

Cammy – Classic Costume

Where to find her and become your master:

• You will find her in King’s Street, England (You need to complete the side quest called The Special Unit Del—?).

How to raise Bond level with Cammy in World Tour:

• Buy Jellied Eel from the Merchant Hawker in Bathers Beach and give it to her as a gift.
• Learn Cammy’s fighting styles and use them to fight against enemies.
• Win fights against her during sparring activities.

Manon - Alternate Costume

Where to find her and become your master:

• Travel to France and you will meet her as your master (You must complete the side quest first by defeating the three extras).

How to raise Bond level with Manon in World Tour:

• Buy Beaujolais from the Merchant Hawker in Bathers Beach and give it to her as a gift.
• Equip Manon’s moves and use them to fight against enemies.
• Win fights against her during sparring activities.

Jamie – Street Costume

Where to find him and become your master:

• Find him in the Chinatown at night and defeat some enemies. Go to the rooftop and talk to him and he will become your master.

How to raise Bond level with Jamie in World Tour:

• Buy Bao Bao Bro Sticker from the Merchant Hawker in Bathers Beach and give it to him as a gift.
• Use Jamie’s fighting styles to fight against enemies.
• Win fights against him during sparring activities.

Dee Jay – Classic Costume

Where to find him and become your master:

• Find him in the Bathers Beach in Jamaica.

How to raise Bond level with Dee Jay in World Tour:

• Buy a Lukewarm Beer from the Merchant Hawker in the Ranger's Hut in Brazil and give it to him as a gift.
• Equip Dee Jay’s moves and use them to fight against enemies.
• Win fights against him during sparring activities.

E. Honda – Classic Costume

Where to find him and become your master:

• Go to the Urban Park and head to the restaurant where you find him and be your master.

How to raise Bond level with E. Honda in World Tour:

• Buy a Rubber Duckies from the Merchant Hawker in Colosseo, Italy and give it to him as a gift.
• Equip E. Honda’s moves and use them to fight against enemies.
• Win fights against him during sparring activities.

Lily – Traditional Costume

Where to find her and become your master:

• Travel to Mexico to fight with her and she will become your master (You need to complete the side quest called The Spirit).

How to raise Bond level with Lily in World Tour:

• Buy a Celery Chips from the Merchant Hawker in Bathers Beach and give it to her as a gift.
• Equip Lily’s moves and use them to fight against enemies.
• Win fights against her during sparring activities.

Marisa – Alternate Costume

Where to find her and become your master:

• Travel to Rome’s Colosseo and you will meet her as your master (You must complete the side quest first called The Search for the Bag).

How to raise Bond level with Marisa in World Tour:

• Buy Cold Tomato Soup from the Merchant Hawker in Fete Foraine, France and give it to her as a gift.
• Use Marisa’s moves to fight against enemies.
• Compete with her during sparring activities and win fights.

Ken – Classic Costume

Where to find him and become your master:

• Find him in the construction site and he will become your master.

How to raise Bond level with Ken in World Tour:

• Buy a Cookbook from the Merchant Hawker in Mexico and give it to him as a gift.
• Use Ken’s moves to fight against enemies.
• Compete with him during sparring activities and win fights.

Dhalsim – Classic Costume

Where to find him and become your master:

• Travel to Dhalsimer Temple to meet him and he will become your master (You need to complete the side quest called The Yoga Statue).

How to raise Bond level with Dhalsim in World Tour:

• Buy an Ultra Mild Instant Curry from the shopkeeper Tsanpa in Nayshall and give it to him as a gift.
• Use Dhalsim’s moves to fight against enemies.
• Win fights against him during sparring activities.

Blanka – Classic Costume

Where to find him and become your master:

• Luke will let you travel to Brazil to meet Blanka.

How to raise Bond level with Blanka in World Tour:

• Buy a Knock-Off Blanka Chan from the Merchant Hawker in Bathers Beach and give it to him as a gift.
• Use Blanka’s moves to fight against enemies.
• Win fights against him during sparring activities.

Guile – Classic Costume

Where to find him and become your master:

• Go to the construction site in the Beat Square and fight the group of military bots. After you defeat them, you will meet Guile and become your master.

How to raise Bond level with Guile in World Tour:

• Buy Natto from the Merchant Hawker in Genbu Temple in Japan and give it to him as a gift.
• Use Guile’s moves to fight against enemies.
• Win fights against him during sparring activities.

Kimberly – Street Costume

Where to find her and become your master:

• Find her in the Metro City and climb on the rooftop of the police building to meet her and she will become your master (You need to complete the side quest called Scraping the Sky).

How to raise Bond level with Kimberly in World Tour:

• Buy The Answer Lies in the Heart of Love from the Merchant Hawker in Bathers Beach and give it to her as a gift.
• Use Kimberly’s moves to fight against enemies.
• Win fights against her during sparring activities.

Zangief – Classic Costume

Where to find him and become your master:

• Travel to Russia to meet him and he will become your master (You need to complete the side quest called Hither and Tither).

How to raise Bond level with Zangief in World Tour:

• Buy Wooden Bear from the Merchant Hawker in Barmaley Steelworks and give it to her as a gift.
• Use Zangief’s moves to fight against enemies.
• Compete with Zangief during sparring activities and win.

Juri – Classic Costume

Where to find her and become your master:

• Go to the Old Nayshall at night to meet her and become your master (You must complete first the side quest called A Hardboiled Adventure).

How to raise Bond level with Juri in World Tour:

• Buy a Wrench from the Merchant Hawker in Dhalsimer Temple, Indiaand give it to her as a gift.
• Use Juri’s moves to fight against enemies.
• Win fights against Juri during sparring activities.

JP – Alternate Costume

Where to find him and become your master:

• Go to the Suval'hal Arena Entrance at night to meet him as your master (You must complete first the story of all 15 chapters).

How to raise Bond level with JP in World Tour:

• Buy Antique Playing Cards from the Merchant Hawker in Bathers Beach and give it to him as a gift.
• Equip JP’s moves and use them to fight against enemies.
• Win fights against JP during sparring activities.

With the success of Street Fighter 6, more characters and alternate costumes may be introduced in the future. Perhaps we’ll get Cammy’s Shadaloo uniform or Chun-Li’s tracksuit from the Street Fighter Alpha series of games? Or maybe take a page from Mortal Kombat and bring in the Street Fighter: The Movie costumes? With that in mind, come back to this guide often, as instructions to get new outfits will be added and updated as they are released.

Interested in more game guides? Check out our comprehensive guides for Among Us characters, getting custom license plates in GTA Online, and getting to the wooden stables in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

Hacked or modded versions of games aren't something entirely new to the space. For older games like the Pokemon titles on GameBoy Advanced, mods were necessary for things as simple as increasing or decreasing the difficulty or adding certain content to the game that would now just be considered DLC.

What is Pokemon Radical Red?

Pokemon Radical Red is nothing more than a modded version of Pokemon FireRed. It's free on the internet and can run on any platform that supports emulators. You may even run the game on your old GameBoy Advanced by burning the ROM onto a game cartridge.

At its core, Radical Red has the same gameplay, encounters, storyline, and even Pokemon as Fire Red. The only major differences are the difficulty, which is significantly higher than the original game that it is based on. The game also features the ability to randomize encounters. The randomized encounters can result in your grass battles running into a Kyogre instead of the base Pokemon.

What are Pokemon Radical Red cheats?

While games this old technically didn't have 'cheat codes' or the ability to enter them, you can still cheat. Most cheats include either breaking the game's code or causing action replays to duplicate and replenish items.

How-to enter Pokemon Radical Red cheats?

You input and activate cheats in Pokemon Radical Red via either Game Shark (Action Replay) or Code Breaker, as shown below.

Just remember not to activate too many cheats at once, as that can cause the came to lag, glitch or, even worse, crash.

Below, we are going through a list of the best Pokemon Radical Red cheats, along with what they do and how they can make your journey in the world of Pokemon Radical Red easier.

1. Walk Through Walls

Code: 509197D3 542975F4

This is one of the most common cheats in Pokemon games of this era. Once activated, it will allow you to walk through walls and skip loading times associated with doorways.

2. Unlimited Master Balls

Code: 820257C4 0001

This cheat is perhaps one of the most important to have, as it can grant you unlimited Master Balls. In turn, this will guarantee that you can catch any Pokemon that you encounter, regardless of its stats and level.

3. Unlimited HMs/TMs

Code: 820257C4 YYYY

HMs and TMs are important skills that you can equip to your Pokemon and allow you to unlock certain hidden areas in the map. These skills can be quite difficult to find and obtain, so these cheats help you by giving them to you. The cheat can be altered to obtain any TM or HM you want by replacing the YYYY with its code.

Here is a list of all the HMs and TMs with their codes:

• 0121 = TM01 = Focus Punch
• 0122 = TM02 = Dragon Claw
• 0123 = TM03 = Water Pulse
• 0124 = TM04 = Calm Mind
• 0125 = TM05 = Roar
• 0126 = TM06 = Toxic
• 0127 = TM07 = Hail
• 0128 = TM08 = Bulk Up
• 0129 = TM09 = Bullet Seed
• 012A = TM10 = Hidden Power
• 012B = TM11 = Sunny Day
• 012C = TM12 = Taunt
• 012D = TM13 = Ice Beam
• 012E = TM14 = Blizzard
• 012F = TM15 = Hyper Beam
• 0130 = TM16 = Light Screen
• 0131 = TM17 = Protect
• 0132 = TM18 = Rain Dance
• 0133 = TM19 = Giga Drain
• 0134 = TM20 = Safeguard
• 0135 = TM21 = Frustration
• 0136 = TM22 = Solar Beam
• 0137 = TM23 = Iron Tail
• 0138 = TM24 = Thunderbolt
• 0139 = TM25 = Thunder
• 013A = TM26 = Earthquake
• 013B = TM27 = Return
• 013C = TM28 = Dig
• 013D = TM29 = Psychic
• 013E = TM30 = Shadow Ball
• 013F = TM31 = Brick Break
• 0140 = TM32 = Double Team
• 0141 = TM33 = Reflect
• 0142 = TM34 = Shock Wave
• 0143 = TM35 = Flamethrower
• 0144 = TM36 = Sludge Bomb
• 0145 = TM37 = Sandstorm
• 0146 = TM38 = Fire Blast
• 0147 = TM39 = Rock Tomb
• 0148 = TM40 = Aerial Ace
• 0149 = TM41 = Torment
• 014A = TM42 = Facade
• 014B = TM43 = Secret Power
• 014C = TM44 = Rest
• 014D = TM45 = Attract
• 014E = TM46 = Thief
• 014F = TM47 = Steel Wing
• 0150 = TM48 = Skill Swap
• 0151 = TM49 = Snatch
• 0152 = TM50 = Overheat
• 0153 = HM01 = Cut
• 0154 = HM02 = Fly
• 0155 = HM03 = Surf
• 0156 = HM04 = Strength
• 0157 = HM05 = Flash
• 0158 = HM06 = Rock Smash
• 0159 = HM07 = Waterfall
• 015A = HM08 = Dive

4. Unlimited Rare Candy

Code: 820257C4 0044

Rare candy is an important yet rare tool when it comes to taking Pokemon to higher power levels and evolving them. This cheat eliminates the need to look for them and just lets you withdraw them from any PC in the game.

5. Unlock All Badges

Code: EFCE867D 5403D40D

This cheat is a simple method to unlock all the Pokemon Gym badges and gain all the bonuses that they provide without actually having to defeat the Gym Leaders.

6. Unlimited Healing Items

Code: 820257C4 YYYY

This cheat basically falls into the same category as the unlimited HMs and TMs cheat. It allows you to acquire an unlimited amount f healing items by editing the YYYY in the cheat with the code of the healing item from the list below.

• 000D = Potion
• 000E = Antidote
• 000F = Burn Heal
• 0010 = Ice Heal
• 0011 = Awakening
• 0012 = Parlyz Heal
• 0013 = Full Restore
• 0014 = Max Potion
• 0015 = Hyper Potion
• 0016 = Super Potion
• 0017 = Full Heal
• 0018 = Revive
• 0019 = Max Revive

7. Unlimited Miscellaneous Items

Code: 820257C4 YYYY

This is the third cheat that falls into the unlimited items category. It functions the same as the others and allows you to obtain whatever item you want by editing the YYYY in the cheat with a code from the list below.

• 00B3 = Bright Powder
• 00B4 = White Herb
• 00B5 = Macho Brace
• 00B6 = Exp Share
• 00B7 = Quick C Law
• 00B8 = Soothe Bell
• 00B9 = Mental Herb
• 00BA = Choice Band
• 00BB = King’s Rock
• 00BC = Silver Powder
• 00BD = Amulet C Oin
• 00BE = Cleanse Tag
• 00BF = Soul Dew
• 00C 0 = Deep Sea Tooth
• 00C 1 = Deep Sea Scale
• 00C 2 = Smoke Ball
• 00C 3 = Everstone
• 00C 4 = Focus Band
• 00C 5 = Lucky Egg
• 00C 6 = Scope Lens
• 00C 7 = Metal Coat
• 00C 8 = Leftovers
• 00C 9 = Dragon Scale
• 00C A = Light Ball
• 00C B = Soft Sand
• 00C C = Hard Stone
• 00C D = Miracle Seed
• 00C E = Black Glasses
• 00C F = Black Belt
• 00D0 = Magnet
• 00D1 = Mystic Water
• 00D2 = Sharp Beak
• 00D3 = Poison Barb
• 00D4 = Nevermelt Ice
• 00D5 = Spell Tag
• 00D6 = Twisted Spoon
• 00D7 = Charcoal
• 00D8 = Dragon Fang
• 00D9 = Silk Scarf
• 00DA = Up-Grade
• 00DB = Shell Bell
• 00DC = Sea Incense
• 00DD = Lax Incense
• 00DE = Lucky Punch
• 00DF = Metal Powder
• 00E0 = Thick Club
• 00E1 = Stick
• 00FE = Red Scarf
• 00FF = Blue Scarf
• 0100 = Pink Scarf
• 0101 = Green Scarf
• 0102 = Yellow Scarf
• 0103 = Mach Bike
• 0104 = Coin Case
• 0105 = ItemFinder
• 0106 = Old Rod
• 0107 = Good Rod
• 0108 = Super Rod
• 0109 = S.S. Ticket
• 010A = Contest Pass
• 010C = Wailmer Pail
• 010D = Devon’s Goods
• 010E = Soot Sack
• 010F = Basement Key
• 0110 = Acro Bike
• 0111 = PokeBlock Case
• 0112 = Letter
• 0113 = Eon Ticket
• 0114 = Red Orb
• 0115 = Blue Orb
• 0116 = Scanner
• 0117 = Go-Goggles
• 0118 = Meteorite
• 0119 = Rm.1 Key
• 011A = Rm.2 Key
• 011B = Rm.4 Key
• 011C = Rm.6 Key
• 011D = Storage Key
• 011E = Root Fossil
• 011F = Claw Fossil
• 0120 = Devon Scope
• 001A = Fresh Water
• 001B = Soda Pop
• 001C = Lemonade
• 001D = MooMoo Milk
• 001E = Energy Powder
• 001F = Energy Root
• 0020 = Heal Powder
• 0021 = Revival Herb
• 0022 = Ether
• 0023 = Max Ether
• 0024 = Elixer
• 0025 = Max Elixer
• 0026 = Lava Cookie
• 0027 = Blue Flute
• 0028 = Yellow Flute
• 0029 = Red Flute
• 002A = Black Flute
• 002B = White Flute
• 002C = Berry Juice
• 002D = Sacred Ash
• 002E = Shoal Salt
• 002F = Shoal Shell
• 0030 = Red Shard
• 0031 = Blue Shard
• 0032 = Yellow Shard
• 0033 = Green Shard
• 003F = HP Up
• 0040 = Protein
• 0041 = Iron
• 0042 = Carbon
• 0043 = Calcium
• 0044 = Rare Candy
• 0045 = PP Up
• 0046 = Zinc
• 0047 = PP Max
• 0049 = Guard Spec
• 004A = Dire Hit
• 004B = X Attack
• 004C = X Defend
• 004D = X Speed
• 004E = X Accuracy
• 004F = X Special
• 0050 = Poke Doll
• 0051 = Fluffy Tail
• 0053 = Super Repel
• 0054 = Max Repel
• 0055 = Escape Rope
• 0056 = Repel
• 005D = Sun Stone
• 005E = Moon Stone
• 005F = Fire Stone
• 0060 = Thunder Stone
• 0061 = Water Stone
• 0062 = Leaf Stone
• 0067 = Tiny Mushroom
• 0068 = Big Mushroom
• 006A = Pearl
• 006B = Big Pearl
• 006C = Stardust
• 006D = Star Piece
• 006E = Nugget
• 006F = Heart Scale
• 0079 = Orange Mail
• 007A = Harbor Mail
• 007B = Glitter Mail
• 007C = Mech Mail
• 007D = Wood Mail
• 007E = Wave Mail
• 007F = Bead Mail
• 0080 = Shadow Mail
• 0081 = Tropic Mail
• 0082 = Dream Mail
• 0083 = Fab Mail
• 0084 = Retro Mail

8. Unlimited Berries

Code: 820257C4 YYYY

This cheat gives you an unlimited amount of berries to feed your Pokemon, and eliminates the tiring process of foraging for them. You can edit the YYYY in the code with the berry ID and acquire an unlimited amount.

• 0085 = Cheri Berry
• 0086 = Chesto Berry
• 0087 = Pecha Berry
• 0088 = Rawst Berry
• 0089 = Aspear Berry
• 008A = Leppa Berry
• 008B = Oran Berry
• 008C = Persim Berry
• 008D = Lum Berry
• 008E = Sitrus Berry
• 008F = Figy Berry
• 0090 = Wiki Berry
• 0091 = Mago Berry
• 0092 = Aguav Berry
• 0093 = Iapapa Berry
• 0094 = Razz Berry
• 0095 = Bluk Berry
• 0096 = Nanab Berry
• 0097 = Wepear Berry
• 0098 = Pinap Berry
• 0099 = Pomeg Berry
• 009A = Kelpsy Berry
• 009B = Qualot Berry
• 009C = Hondew Berry
• 009D = Grepa Berry
• 009E = Tamato Berry
• 009F = Cornn Berry
• 00A0 = Magost Berry
• 00A1 = Rabuta Berry
• 00A2 = Nomel Berry
• 00A3 = Spelon Berry
• 00A4 = Pamtre Berry
• 00A5 = Watmel Berry
• 00A6 = Durin Berry
• 00A7 = Belue Berry
• 00A8 = Liechi Berry
• 00A9 = Ganlon Berry
• 00AA = Salac Berry
• 00AB = Petaya Berry
• 00AC = Apicot Berry
• 00AD = Lansat Berry
• 00AE = Starf Berry
• 00AF = Enigma Berry

9. Teleport/Warp

Code: 82031DBC YYYY

This is one of the more useful cheats in the early game and allows you to warp to any location on the map, whether you have visited it or not. All you have to do is edit the YYYY in the code with the code for whatever location you want to go to.

• 0003- Pallet Town
• 0103 – Viridian City
• 0203 – Pewter City
• 0303 – Cerulean City
• 0403 – Lavender Town
• 0503 – Vermilion City
• 0603 – Celedon City
• 0703 – Fuchsia City
• 0803 – Cinnabar Island
• 0903 – Indigo Plateau
• 0A03 – Saffron City
• 0B03 – Neo-Saffron City
• 0C03 – Island 1
• 0D03 – Island 2
• 0E03 – Island 3
• 0F03 – Island 4
• 1003 – Island 5
• 1103 – Island 6
• 1203 – Island 7
• 1303 – Route 1
• 1403 – Route 2
• 1503 – Route 3
• 1603- Route 4
• 1703- Route 5
• 1803- Route 6
• 1903- Route 7
• 1a03- Route 8
• 1b03- Route 9
• 1c03- Route 10
• 1d03- Route 11
• 1e03- Route 12
• 1f03- Route 13
• 2003- Route 14
• 2103- Route 15
• 2203- Route 16
• 2303- Route 17
• 2403- Route 18
• 2503- Route 19
• 2603- Route 20
• 2703- Route 21
• 2803- Neo Route 21
• 2903- Route 22
• 2A03- Route 23
• 2B03- Route 24
• 2C03- Route 25

10. Instant Kill

Code: C833D1A0 02FA7205

When starting out in the game, the Pokemon you have are very weak and cannot deal a lot of damage. This cheat allows your Pokemon to instantly kill enemy Pokemon by boosting their damage to a higher value.

11. Reduce Poke-Mart Items Cost

Code: 3C25A344 FD8F451C

This code can be used to reduce the value of items in the Poke-Mart to 1. This means that you can now afford anything in the mart, regardless of what it cost before.

12. Max Stats

Code: According to where the Pokemon is in your party:

• 1st Pokemon: 420242DA03E7
• 2nd Pokemon: 4202433E03E7
• 3rd Pokemon: 420243A203E7
• 4th Pokemon: 4202440603E7
• 5th Pokemon: 4202446A03E7
• 6th Pokemon: 420244CE03E7

This cheat boosts the stats of your Pokemon to the maximum that they can be in their current form. If your Pokemon has an evolution, the cheat will need to be applied again after evolving them.

13. Shiny Pokemon Encounter

Code: 1670047D 04815C68

This cheat is pretty simple and uses the game's code to make all the random encounters out in the wild encounters with Shiny Pokemon.

14. Unlimited Money

Code: 820257BC 423F

Using the unlimited money cheat is mostly unnecessary after the cheat to reduce all the Poke-Mart item costs, but in case you haven't used that cheat, this one will allow you to buy whatever item you want and will also give you unlimited money.

15. Unlimited PP

Code: 42023C08 6363

Pokemon in the older GBA games required PP to allow them to perform moves in a battle. The Unlimited PP cheat means that your Pokemon will never run out of attack power and can perform as many moves as it wants.

16. Unlimited EXP

Code: 74000130027D

This hack is an easy way to farm EXP for your Pokemon. When a battle ends, the Pokemon that have been used in the battle will receive an unlimited amount of EXP from the fight until they reach the max level.

17. Wild Pokemon Nature Modifier

Code: AA3BB0ED 41CD5D95

The usage of this cheat allows you to change and alter the nature of any Pokemon you encounter in the wild. The code above is the first code that you have to enter, and then you have to enter one of the following codes for whatever nature you want the Pokemon to have. 

• D0E34D66 5796A7D3 = Hardy
• D73BC50A 5F47AA0E = Lonely
• E485844D 2F24038C = Brave
• 5EB8DEEE 692ED298 = Adamant
• 83286B46 6479AA98 = Naughty
• 35EB915F 08F33974 = Bold
• A58F6F1B BFB13FEF = Docile
• 34027F23 7E7E1599 = Relaxed
• CDA2AB99 F89D5BB9 = Impish
• D593BF29 E18AAAE5 = Lax
• 1BC372C9 06B4D17F = Timid
• D4950A99 D729D80A = Hasty
• 93F04759 F95753D9 = Serious
• E9EC2CBF A7EDD4A7 = Jolly
• 56F744B0 37E16732 = Naive
• E1EB2109 4480C28D = Modest
• A2461E51 304137B6 = Mild
• 0456554B 66D3AAF9 = Quiet
• B05B4CCD A0A1505B = Bashful
• 909149AB 2DE8726A = Rash
• 31F62F82 D9A0C100 = Calm
• 9A41D845 41B93FE6 = Gentle
• D47DA721 6C3B9FFC = Sassy
• 1A15BF1E E72650E4 = Careful
• 5A7B2626 21ECD183 = Quirky

18. Wild Pokemon Gender Modifier 

Female Code: EB34F751 A96B854D

Male Code: EB34F751 A96B854D

The final cheat on this list allows you to change the gender of the Pokemon you encounter in the wild, and is particularly useful for finding Pokemons like Nidoking and Nidoqueen.

Frequently Asked Questions

Conclusion

That's it for the cheats that you can use in Pokemon Radical Red. With most of these being extremely useful, we hope you get to use them in the game and it makes your journey just a little easier in the Pokemon world.

What's the big deal about stables?

Why the hype about the Woodland Stable, you ask? Well, it's more than just a horse parking spot. It's a bustling hub filled with vendors, side quests, and fascinating characters. Positioned conveniently northeast of Lookout Landing, this stable is likely the first you'll discover in your adventures.

Where exactly in Hyrule is the Woodland Stable?

Navigating to the Woodland Stable is a breeze. Just head northeast of Lookout Landing, and you'll find this charming hamlet right next to Pico Pond.

Here's a pro tip: use the Lookout Landing tower to glide your way to the stable, and don't worry if your stamina wheel starts to dwindle; there's a handy bridge over the Hylia River to take you to your destination.

For those of you who need exact co-ordinates, just punch in 1043, 1147, 0022 on your in-game map, and there you have it!

More than just a horse hotel

Once you've located the Woodland Stable, you'll realize it's a treasure trove of services. Need a new saddle and bridle for your horse? Just fork over 20 Rupees for registration. Want to trade in your hard-earned Pony Points for some cool rewards? You're in the right place.

And for the weary travelers out there, the stable also offers a cozy bed for the night at 20 Rupees. If you're feeling fancy, splurge on a soft bed for double the price, and wake up with your hearts restored and an extra one to boot.

But wait, there's more! Remember your buddy Beedle? You'll find him at the Woodland Stable too, and he's got a stockpile of goods to sell. From arrows and Brightbloom seeds to all sorts of lizards, Beedle's got you covered.

Unlocking the Woodland Stable

To use any stable in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, you need to unlock them first. And guess what? You've got a quest for that!

Meet Karson, your friendly neighborhood stable guru, who will be hanging out near the horses in Lookout Landing. He'll set you up with "The Incomplete Stable" quest which is as simple as using Ultrahand to attach a plank to the stable's wooden roof.

Complete this task, and you'll unlock a mini stable in the region, giving you access to all the stable services in Hyrule. Plus, wild horses often hang around stables, waiting to be tamed. Simply sneak up behind one, mount it, and presto!

Why you'll love the Woodland Stable

Let's discuss the strategic location of the Woodland Stable. Located between two significant points of interest, the Woodland Stable acts as the perfect base camp for your Hyrule exploration. Plus, there's a nearby shrine that not only offers a challenge to overcome, but also unlocks a fast travel point near the stable.

So, whether you're in it for the Pony Points, the side quests, or the simple joy of horse companionship, the Woodland Stable is a place you'll return to again and again.

With that being said, one of the oldest World of Warcraft dungeons, Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr, has been updated via season 2 of WoW Dragonflight. The dungeon was originally introduced in the base version of World of Warcraft back in 2004, and is now, joining the Mythic+ dungeons pool list.

However, the new Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr is not located where you might think it is.

If you're unsure or are having trouble finding it, this article will guide you all the way to the new Legacy of Tyr dungeon so that you can get to grinding as soon as possible. Although it has been added as part of the new Dragonflight DLC, the dungeon is not located on the Dragon Isle.

Where is Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr?

1. First, you must make your way to the Badlands in the Eastern Kingdoms. Now, depending on what faction you belong to, the nearest flight path changes. You can either choose Fuselight (Horde) or Dustwind Dig (Alliance).



2. Once you've reached either of these, head to the northernmost border of the Badlands to reach Uldaman.



3. Once you arrive at the location, you will see two dungeon entrances. The original Uldaman dungeon is sitting on the location's lower level, while the new Legacy of Tyr is on the upper level to the right.

However, with over 60 playable characters, deciding what characters to pull for can get really difficult. This is especially true for complete F2P players who are always saving up for the characters that provide the most value.

In this guide, we will take a look at some of the most valuable characters in Genshin Impact based on their versatility and strength. We will also take a look at how flexible they are in terms of different team compositions.

The list here will also consider the new Dendro element and feature characters based on Dendro reactions. Dendro element is the newest element added in Genshin Impact that has allowed for some new reactions such as a Bloom, Hyperbloom, Quicken, Aggravate, Burning, and Burgeon.

Whether you're a veteran or just starting out, this guide will help you make informed decisions and save your primogems for the most valuable characters to beat all odds throughout your journey across Teyvat.

Nahida

Nahida, the Dendro Archon, is one of the new characters introduced in Genshin Impact not long ago. If you are interested in playing teams revolving around the Dendro element, Nahida is the one character that you must have on your team. She is extremely flexible and works in many different teams, not just Dendro teams. She also works great both on-field and off-field.

Nahida's Dendro application is second to none as of now and will probably stay the same, considering she is the Dendro Archon. Nahida marks the enemies with her skill, and the mark stays on multiple enemies for a long time, dealing dendro damage upon any elemental reaction. And yes, the Dendro damage dealt by her skill is activated when ANY elemental reaction occurs, not just Dendro reactions (Bloom, Hyeprbloom, etc.). She also has no Internal Cooldown (ICD) on her skill. This means every reaction or hit will cause to apply Dendro. And all the linked enemies (up to 8 at a time) are damaged when any of the marked enemies is hurt.

It is also extremely easy to build Nahida if you are using her as a Dendro support which is the case 99% of the time you have her on your team. All you need is Elemental Mastery pieces on her. If you can get some set bonuses that's also good, such as the Deepwood Memories set that shreds the enemies' Dendro resistance.

If you're a new player, having her on your team will make the game a walk in the park if you pair her with an electro and a hydro character for Hyperbloom reactions. Not only does she work well as a strong Dendro applicator, but she also deals massive personal damage even at low investment. She has good multipliers for personal damage, so she is worth leveling up and upgrading.

Kaedehara Kazuha

Kazuha, aka our Maple Boy, has remained relevant since his release in version 1.6. Kazuha is one of the most versatile Anemo 5-star characters and a must-pull. There are several reasons why you need Kazuha on your team. He is such a versatile character that he can be slotted into several team compositions.

Kazuha is an excellent unit for crowd control. His skill allows him to pull enemies in as he jumps high into the air, allowing players to plunge back down, dealing plunge damage to all the enemies he has gathered. On top of that, Kazuha provides elemental bonus damage by shredding the enemy's elemental resistance.

Kazuha is extremely F2P-friendly to build, as all you need is a Viridescent Venerer artifact set with all Elemental Mastery pieces on him. He deals a lot of damage when you swirl an element. He also provides an Elemental Mastery buff to other characters in your party if you have his constellation 2 (C2).

His skill cooldown is also very fast and allows you to spam his skill within reasonable intervals for better crowd control. One can argue that Venti is also good at crowd control which is true. However, the Anemo Archon Venti's burst sucks all the enemies into one spot but keeps them afloat, making it difficult to hit them with melee combos or elemental reactions.

While Kazuha is a complete 5-star unit at constellation 0 (C0), he becomes extremely strong with more constellations, especially at C2, which allows you to increase Kazuha's and other party members' Elemental Mastery by 200.

Kazuha is also great for exploring the vast open world of Genshin Impact, as his skill allows you to jump higher into the air, making it easier to reach difficult-to-reach areas. This also comes in handy when gliding to a location and almost reaching the edge. Just a simple skill use will give you a bit of a jump to reach your destination.

Sangonomiya Kokomi

Kokomi is one of the most flexible units that any team requiring hydro support can utilize. Kokomi, released in 2.1, is a 5-star hydro unit with exceptional healing capabilities. She is also well-known for her hydro application in freeze teams. Her hydro application is one of the best in-game that allows cryo units to freeze opponents indefinitely.

Kokomi's skill, Kugare's Oath, allows her to heal herself and all the party members in a large radius. Her healing efficiency is also second to none and allows her to heal up to 8k per tick of her skill. Just remember, if you have Kokomi in your, your characters will never die.

Her burst also works similarly to her skill, and the cooldowns are consistent with each other, allowing for her to have a 100% healing uptime if used correctly. It's because her skill's cooldown is 15 seconds, and the duration of the healing effect lasts for 10 seconds.

Kokomi's passive, Princess of Watatsumi, reduces the cooldown of her skill, Kurage's Oath, by 2 seconds for every enemy she hits with her charged attack. With proper timing, you can have a hundred percent skill uptime.

Kokomi is also extremely easy to build as all you need is HP% and Healing Bonus pieces on her. If you go with her signature Ocean-Hued Clam set, you can also deal some physical damage thanks to the 4-piece set bonus.

Kokomi had always been a valuable premium unit in freeze compositions, but now she has a newfound popularity and purpose thanks to the introduction of the new Dendro reactions such as Bloom and Hyperbloom.

Raiden Shogun

The Electro Archon, Raiden Shogun, is a 5-star character and has always been one of the most broken characters allowing players to break their high damage numbers. But, with the introduction of the Hyperbloom reaction, she has overtaken the Dendro teams by storm.

It has always been a struggle for people in the early days of her release, when players were still trying to find how to properly build Raiden Shogun. As long as you've got the Emblem of Severed Fates artifact set with over 250% Energy Recharge and a 50:100 Crit Rate to Crit Damage ratio, you will deal over 100k damage with proper support.

However, due to the RNG element involved in artifacts farming, players have started to ditch the classic Raiden National team (consisting of Raiden Shogun, Xingqui, Bennett, and Xiangling) in favor of building an all-EM Raiden Shogun for Hyperbloom reactions.

As long as you give her EM pieces and generate enough Dendro cores for her to proc, she will deal a lot of damage. She is one of the best Electro units in Hyperbloom teams, along with a 4-star Kuki Shinobu.

If you wish to build her as the main DPS of your team, you can also do that, as she is a very strong damage dealer, regardless. And she fits in many different team comps thanks to her skill that works off-field.

One of the key reasons why you must pull for Raiden Shogun is her ability to provide energy for every member of her party. Raiden Shogun has a passive talent called 'Enlightened One,' which increases the Energy recharge of all the characters in a party by 20% when they are affected by an Electro-related elemental reaction such as Superconduct, Overloaded, Electro-charged, etc.

Nilou

If you love playing Bloom teams, Nilou is the character for you. Nilou has a very niche playstyle and is restricted to only Bloom teams due to her character kit design. Nilou is a 5-star hydro unit that scales off of HP, so it is easy to build her for a massive damage output thanks to her unique Bountiful Cores.

That's right. When you use her skill on a Dendro-affected character, she will not produce the regular Dendro Cores, but instead Bountiful Cores. These Bountiful Cores will blast very quickly compared to Dendro Cores and will cause an explosion in a large radius, dealing a lot of damage. You cannot cause Hyperbloom or Burgeon reactions with Bountiful Cores.

Nilou not only provides Elemental Mastery to other members of her party but also has a passive talent called 'Dreamy Dance of Aeons,' which allows her to deal more Bountiful Core explosion damage. For each 1,000 HP above 30,000 HP Nilou has, the damage increases by 9%. The maximum achievable damage in this way is 400%.

Nilou must be in her third dance step for all the above to occur. She is definitely F2P-friendly and easy to build as long as you have the right team. You might need a healer in your team, as the core explosions will damage you as well. This is why Kokomi is essential in this team, as she fills the role of a hydro unit and a healer. Nilou also works great with Nahida.

Yelan

Yelan is one of the strongest 5-star hydro units in Genshin Impact. She is extremely fun to play with and deals a lot of damage. The best way to describe her is that Yelan C0 is equal to Xingqui at C6. But she is even better, of course. She is a 5-star unit, after all.

She can fill not only the role of a hydro applicator and main DPS but also a sub-DPS. Yelan is also very easy to build and requires Emblem of Severed Fate with giving priority to HP%, Crit Rate, and Crit Damage. She is a F2P-friendly unit, as 4-star weapons also work great on her.

Her skill allows her to run really fast across the map and does not consume any stamina. And it can also be used to have some form of crowd control. The crowd control is definitely not the best, but it slightly pulls in the characters toward Yelan.

You can also use her skill to damage enemies with shields. For example, if you have a Mitachurl with a wooden or geo shield, you can use her skill to damage the enemies through them. It completely ignores the fact that an enemy has a shield since her rope wraps around the enemy's body.

Now, the best thing about Yelan is her off-field damage capabilities and burst-tracking ability. Her burst can track enemies and hit them without having the need to aim yourself. Overall she is a fun and strong 5-star unit that will elevate your account to the next level.

Kuki Shinobu

When Kuki Shinobu was first released, she was battered to the ground. However, ever since the release of the Dendro element, she has been consistently used by users to clear the Spiral Abyss. This is all thanks to the new Hyperbloom reaction.

Kuki Shinobu scales off of Elemental Mastery and HP. However, just having 900+ Elemental Mastery on her is more than enough for her to be the main DPS of your Hyperbloom team. Since you only use her skill to activate the cores, you don't have to worry about any Crit Rate, Crit Damage, or Energy Recharge for her.

However, if you get HP/HP% substat, prioritize those pieces over the ones without them. This is because her healing efficiency scales off of her HP. Fortunately, her healing efficiency is also increased by 75% of her EM, and her damage dealt is increased by 25% of her EM, thanks to her A4 passive. Aim for at least 900+ EM.

Xingqui

Xingqui is a 4-star Hydro character that has received nothing but positive feedback since his release. The character is extremely strong and deals massive damage as long as you meet the bare minimum requirements. Most of his damage also comes from his burst, the Rain Swords. That is why the Emblem of Severed Fate 4-piece artifact set is the best for him.

Xingqui is a 4-star character that is easily obtainable for F2P players and is also occasionally available in the Paimon's Bargain store for players to purchase using their Masterless Starglitter. This allows F2P players to get his constellations. And at C6, Xingqui is equal to C0 Yelan. So we highly advise you to invest in his constellations as he is a character that won't disappoint. Xingqui appears in the store during March and September.

As long as you build him with a 50:100 Crit Rate to Crit Damage ratio with over 200% Energy Recharge, he will be a great support and sub-DPS for your teams. To this very day, he is being used in almost all teams, whether it's a Hyperbloom team, Bloom team, Melt team, Vape team, or Freeze team. He can be used in all of them due to his versatility.

Xiangling

Xiangling is a 4-star Pyro character and a great choice if you're looking for a unit that deals excellent AoE Pyro damage. She is one of the first choices in every team comp that needs to do Melt and Overload reactions. And now she is also used in Burgeon teams since the introduction of Dendro.

Her main damage comes from her burst, and the best part about Xiangling is that just like Xingqui, she also gets extremely strong with more constellations. One of her best constellations is C4 which increases her burst duration by 40%.

Xiangling appears in the store during January & July alongside Fischl. Xiangling is also a versatile character and is used in many team comps. The most popular team is the Raiden national. Xiangling is very easy to build as well.

Bennett

Bennet is a 4-star Pyro character that buffs your teams damage and provides healing. While Bennett is definitely not a character suitable for Dendro reaction teams, he is still a highly valuable character in other teams. The supportive abilities of Bennett are one of the reasons why he is still being used by many, even after the introduction of Dendro.

Bennett is an extremely powerful healer. When your team members or Bennett are on-field and inside Bennett's burst field, they will heal. In addition, being inside the burst field also buffs their attack simultaneously. This makes him a great support in many different team comps.

Bennett does have a high energy cost, so make sure you have at least 200% Energy Recharge. Bennett's C6 is often criticized as it can cause unintended effects not desired in team comps, such as freeze or melt.

His C6 disregards most of the elemental reactions, as most of the characters with melee weapons get them infused with Pyro. This is especially not desired for players who use Eula as her weapon will be infused with Pyro and won't be able to deal physical damage.

Bennet is also available for purchase from Paimon's bargain during May & November. But we highly advise you to stop at C5 if you want to slot him in a variety of team comps.

The best thing about the Dendro reactions and teams is that they are relatively easier to build than your average melt, vape, or freeze teams, as they require a fair bit of min-maxing. In your regular teams, you need to focus on stacking as much crit damage and crit rate as possible to get the most damage out of your main DPS, while the supports need to have at least a 50/100 crit rate to crit damage ratio. The RNG element, when farming the domains for these artifacts do not make it any better.

However, with Dendro teams, you mostly need to focus on stacking as much Elemental Mastery (EM) as possible on the main DPS of your team. The main DPS in Dendro reaction teams is the one who procs the reactions. One of the strongest teams to come out of the Dendro element is the Hyperbloom team. The Hyperbloom reaction has quickly taken over Genshin Impact cause of how easy it is to build the characters and get massive damage out of your teams.

How does Hyperbloom work? When you apply Dendro to the target followed by Hydro element, it produces a Dendro Core. A single Dendro Core can be activated using Electro to cause a Hyperbloom reaction and shoot into enemies dealing huge damage. The Electro character you use in your Hyperbloom team must be built with as much EM as possible.

Here you can ignore the crit rate and damage as the damage increases based on how much EM you have on your Electro character. Your ideal goal is to have 800+ EM. You can expect upward of 20k damage per Dendro Core. We will get more into the builds below.

Best Hyperbloom Team

Let's talk about the team. Hyperbloom is extremely F2P friendly and can be created with several characters. However, having the Dendro Archon, Nahida, will elevate your team to a new level. First, let's talk about the premium Hyperbloom team consisting of Nahida, Yelan, Xingqui, and Kuki Shinobu. This team has much going on here, so let's break it down.

Nahida

Nahida being the Dendro Archon, is the best Dendro applicator and support.

What makes Nahida amazing is that her skill can be used to enter aiming mode, capture up to 8 enemies in her sight, and apply a long-lasting Dendro mark on them. This mark lasts until Nahida's Dendro mark has caused at least six reactions, also known as Tri-Karma Purification.

This makes it easier for players to cause Dendro reactions as they won't have to rely on field-dependent Dendro bursts as the enemies keep moving around, especially in the Spiral Abyss. Characters like the Dendro Traveler and Collei are examples of a field-dependant Dendro burst. They're good F2P options but not the best for a strong Hyperbloom team.

Artifacts

The best artifact for Nahida as a support is a 4-piece Deepwood Memories set from the Spire of Solitary Enlightenment domain right by the Chasm. The main stat you must focus on is EM, since Nahida scales off of EM. Try to aim for at least 1,000 EM if she is pure support, but if you're also focusing on her damage and trying to fit in crit rate and crit damage, then go for at least 700-800 EM.

Try to get the most EM sub-stats on the flower and the plume. The sands, goblets, and circlet should all have EM main stat. We go with a 4-piece Deepwood Memories set because the 2-piece set gives a 15% more Dendro damage bonus, and the 4-piece decreases Dendro resistance by 30% after the bearer of the artifact set hits the opponent with a skill or a burst. Nahida's skill always hits the opponents and continuously decreases resistance as the Dendro mark procs reactions. This also allows for increased Hyperbloom damage.

Weapon

Nahida can use a lot of weapons that have EM as the main stat. The best weapon for Nahida is, of course, her five-star signature weapon, A Thousand Floating Dreams, but if you have the 4-star Sacrificial Fragments, then that would also work perfectly fine. Wandering Evenstar is also a decent four-star option, but Sacrificial Fragments is the Best in Slot (BiS) for F2P players and premium players alike.

Talents

For Nahida, prioritize her skill and burst. Later, you can upgrade her normal attack as well. But the priority should be her skill and burst.

Yelan

While Yelan is called a Hydro support, she is nothing short of a main DPS herself. Her personal damage, along with her Hydro application, is excellent. Yelan is here to apply the Hydro element on the Dendro-marked enemies to produce the Dendro Cores while she also damages enemies. Yelan's burst allows her to provide damage and Hydro application off-field without needing her on-field. This is extremely valuable because you can always switch to Nahida and have her on-field to attack enemies for more Dendro applications, as her normal attacks are Dendro-infused.

Artifacts

The best artifact set for her is the Emblem of Severed Fates, obtained from the Momiji-Dyed Court domain in Inazuma. The 2-piece Emblem set provides 20% more Energy Recharge, and the 4-piece set increases Elemental Burst DMG by 25% of Energy Recharge. A maximum of 75% bonus DMG can be obtained in this way.

The main stats to focus on include HP, Crit Rate, Crit Damage, and Hydro DMG. For the flower and the plume, focus on getting HP%/HP, Crit Rate, or Crit Damage (depending on what's less). And for the sands, go with HP% while focusing on having Crit rate and Crit damage as substats.

For the goblet, go with Hydro Damage Bonus with Crit Rate and Crit Damage as the substat focus. Finally, the circlet can either be Crit Rate or Crit Damage with HP/HP% sub stats, depending on your need. Aim for at least 60/180 Crit Rate to Crit Damage ratio. The rest of the numbers should go to the Energy Recharge stat as her burst is the main off-field Hydro applicator and damage dealer.

Weapon

Yelan's BiS is her signature weapon, the five-star Aqua Simulacra. However, Yelan being a five-star character, got plenty of F2P options where she works really well with four-star weapons as well.

If you don't have her signature weapon, you can go for Favonius Warbow, which is probably her best F2P option.

Yelan's Constellation 1 (C1) allows you to use her skill twice. This can also be achieved if you use the Sacrificial Bow on her.

Talents

Prioritize upgrading Yelan's burst and then her skill.

Xingqui

Ever since his release, Xingqui has been one of the most overpowered four-star characters in the game. He is still, to this day, used in several team comps to beat the Spiral Abyss. Xingqui is a Hydro four-star unit, as many of you already know, and provides a little bit of healing and allows you to deal with off-field Hydro damage similar to Yelan.

Artifacts

For Xingqui, you must focus on giving him at least a 50% Crit Rate and 100% Crit Damage with over 200% Energy Recharge. As for his artifact set, since his damage comes from his burst and he needs adequate Energy Recharge for a smooth rotation, you should give him a 4-piece Emblem of Severed Fate set.

For the flower and the plume, focus on getting Atk%, Energy Recharge, Crit Rate, and Crit Damage substats. Give Xingqui an Atk% sand piece while focusing on getting more Crit Rate, Crit Damage, and Energy Recharge as substats, depending on what you need more of. For the goblet, do the same but get a Hydro Damage Bonus main stat goblet. Finally, opt for either a Crit Rate or Crit Damage main stat piece for the circlet with the former stats as the substat priority.

Weapon

You don't need to worry about getting any five-star weapons for Xingqui, as he works best with four-star weapons such as the Sacrificial Sword. Sacrificial Sword is arguably the best sword for him in the game. It allows you to use his skill twice and refill his burst in two skill uses when you have over 200% Energy Recharge. This further helps in a smooth rotation.

The more refinements you get on this weapon, the better it becomes. If you don't have the Sacrificial Sword, you can give him the Favonius Sword.

Talents

Prioritize upgrading Xingqui's burst and then skill.

Kuki Shinobu

Finally, let's talk about our main damage dealer, Kuki Shinobu. When Kuki was released before the release of Dendro Element, everyone underestimated her. But, ever since the release of Dendro, Kuki has been one of the top choices for the Spiral Abyss and in-game in general.

Since you only use her skill to activate the cores, you don't have to worry about any Crit Rate, Crit Damage, or Energy Recharge for her. All you need is EM on her. You must get as much EM on her as possible.

Artifacts

There are several artifacts sets that Kuki can make use of. This includes the Gilded Dreams and her BiS, the Flower of Paradise. We highly recommend going with a 4-piece Flower of Paradise set as the 2-piece set bonus gives an additional 80 EM, and the 4-piece set bonus increases your Hyperbloom damage by 40%. Additionally, if the equipping character triggers Dendro reactions such as Hyperbloom (in this case), the damage is increased by an additional 25% and can stack up to 4 times. So, you can imagine how overpowered this is.

For the flower and the plume, look for EM substats. And for the sands, goblet, and circlet, aim for EM as the main stat. The rest of the stats do not matter that much. However, if you get HP/HP% substat, prioritize those pieces over the ones without them. This is because her healing efficiency scales off of her HP. But the best part about Kuki is that her healing is also increased by 75% of her EM, and her damage dealt is increased by 25% of her EM, thanks to her A4 passive.

This means even if you are stacking EM on her, she will still heal well while dealing lots of damage. You can expect around 3k heals per tick of her skill with over 900 EM. You need to aim for at least 850-900+ EM on Kuki for her to deal a lot of damage.

Weapon

Kuki Shinobu has a lot of good options. Any weapon with EM stat is good for her. It is just a matter of choosing the one with the most base EM and the one you currently own. The most readily available weapon is the craftable Iron Sting four-star from the Mondstadt blacksmith.

If you own the event-exclusive Toukabou Shigure sword, that is also an excellent choice for her.

If you have none of the above or don't want to go through the trouble of crafting the Iron Sting, there is also a three-star sword called the Dark Iron Sword, which you can get from a vendor named Chen the Sharp in Liyue Harbor.

Talents

For Kuki, focus on upgrading her skill.

Rotation

The team rotation is very easy and leaves a lot of room for error since you won't be running out of energy if you've followed this guide to the tee. The rotation goes as follows:

1. Apply Nahida's skill to the enemies.
2. Use Nahida's burst.
3. Use Yelan's burst.
4. Use Xingqui's burst.
5. Use Kuki's skill.

Once all these are carried out, switch to Nahida and use Nahida's normal to attack enemies and generate Dendro Cores, as Kuki's skill will activate them for a Hyperbloom reaction. The cores will be generated thanks to the Hydro application from both Yelan and Xingqui. When you use a normal attack, Yelan and Xingqui's activated burst deals Hydro damage. You can alternate between Yelan and Nahida to balance out the Hydro and Dendro applications to produce more Dendro Cores.

Another good thing here is that having two Hydro units in a team provides a Hydro resonance buff. This increases your character's max HP by 25%.

F2P Team

If you don't have Nahida and Yelan, you can try out a different team that will result in massive damage but will cause you to be within a specific area of effect. This team consists of Xingqui as the Hydro applicator and sub-dps, Collei and Dendro Traveler as the Dendro applicators, and Kuki as the Hyperbloom reaction activator.

The rotation here is quite simple. First, use the Dendro Traveler's burst, followed by Xingqui's burst and skill. Then switch to Collei and use her burst. Finally, switch to Kuki and use her skill. Now, use any one of the characters and spam your normal attack to generate as many cores as possible for Kuki to proc the Hyperbloom reaction.

Here, having two Dendro units also gives a Dendro resonance buff which increases everyone's EM by 50. The EM will increase by an additional 30 points upon triggering any one of the Dendro reactions, and here we are constantly causing the Hyperbloom reaction to occur.

The Los Santos License Plate Creator tool lets you craft up to 30 personalized vanity plates to create and use in-game, and it is available to use right now.

While it was initially possible to customize license plates using the iFruit app in the early days of GTA Online, the feature was removed when the app was discontinued. Now, an enhanced version of the feature is back as a web-based tool.

The creator app allows you to design custom plates, giving you control over text, color, city, and background. The app also features a library of plate designs, which Rockstar plans to expand, so it's likely that GTA+ members may gain access to some exclusive designs as well.

Here's how to create your custom license plate:

• Visit the official Los Santos License Plate Creator website.
  

  

• Click "New Order" to create your custom license plate.
  

  

• You can use up to 8 characters on the plate, including both numbers and letters.
  

  

• Once finished, click "Next" and choose the vehicle you want to assign the license plate.
  

  

• Then click "Place Your Order" to confirm it.
• When in-game, look for a text message confirming your custom license plate order.
  

  

• Go to the nearest Los Santos Customs in your chosen vehicle.
  

  

• When you enter the garage, you will get an option to "Process App Order" for Free.
  

  

• Select the option, and your vehicle will now have your custom license plate.

Ensure you fit the plate to your chosen vehicle. Otherwise, you won't be able to create more plates. The first one must be claimed in-game. If, for some reason, you don't see the option to "Process App Order" upon entering Los Santos Customs, exit the garage and return to the License Plate Creator website. Then, 'Edit' the plate and confirm the order again. You will get a text message confirming that it worked.

These custom vanity plates can be applied in both private and solo sessions.

You will level up your characters more with the help of Dislyte codes. These codes give you in-game boosts like experimon, starimon, and abilimon to power up your character and gold to buy useful items.

What is Dislyte?

Dislyte is an urban mythological role-playing game for mobiles developed and published by Lilith Games. Released on May 10, 2022, the game is set in the near future where players can form a team of heroes culled from mythical stories. These figures, from mythical lore, are gathered to save the world from the forces of chaos.

The game starts with a story mode that consists of 12 chapters and 8 stages to complete. Gods from various mythological worlds, including Greek, Chinese, European, and Egyptian, have turned into Espers as they obtain divine powers. Espers have different personalities and appearances depending on which gods gave them their powers. You can use these espers in your party, in the form of special powers, to take down enemies. Victory and resources enable players to level up their espers.

What are Dislyte codes?

Lilith Games often releases Dislyte gift codes to reward players with free crystals, gold, golden records, experimon, starimon, abilimon, and more freebies. These freebies can be used to boost characters and purchase items.

Working Dislyte codes (as of June 2023)

• JuneGift: Redeem this gift code to get free rewards (New!)
• MarkiplierInDislyte: Redeem this gift code to get free 2x Gold Record, 100x Nexus Crystals, 10,000x Gold, 5x Basic Experimon, and 1x Stamina Supply Pack
• playdislyte: Redeem this gift code to get free 100 Nexus Crystal and 1 Golden Record.
• DislyteSpecial99: Redeem this gift code to get free 1x Stamina Supply Pack (15d), 20,000x Gold, 200x Nexus Crystal. (Note: Code expires June 28th, 2023)

Expired Dislyte codes (as of June 2023)

• TickieBestBoi: Redeem this gift code to get free 1x Stamina Supply Pack (15d), 20,000x Gold, and 200x Nexus Crystals
• Lilith10th: Redeem this gift code to get free 510x Nexus Crystals
• DuskAndDawn: Redeem this gift code to get free 1x Stamina Supply Pack (15d), 5x Basic Experimon, 100,000x Gold, and 2x Gold Record
• DislyteZoxaskunX: Redeem this gift code to get free 5x Advanced Experimon, 10,000x Gold, and 30x Nexus Crystal
• DislyteDaddyF2P: Redeem this gift code to get free 5x Advanced Experimon, 10,000x Gold, and 30x Nexus Crystal
• Chensgift002: Redeem this gift code to get free 5x Gold Record, 10x Advanced Experimon, 2x Stamina Supply Pack, and 50,000x Gold
• DislYTe100K: Redeem this gift code to get free 10x 3☆ Advanced Experimon, 40,000x Gold and 100x Nexus Crystal.
• OlliesGift002: Redeem this gift code to get free 5x Advanced Experimon, 10,000x Gold, and 30x Nexus Crystals
• DislyteRockon: Redeem this gift code to get free 1x Stamina Supply Pack (15d), 20,000x Gold, 50x Nexus Crystal.
• NeonCityFes0329: Redeem this gift code to get free 1x Stamina Supply Pack (15d), 20,000x Gold, 50x Nexus Crystal.
• DislyteShowOn: Redeem this gift code to get free 1x Stamina Supply Pack (15d), 20,000x Gold, 50x Nexus Crystal.
• EasterEggs: Redeem this gift code to get free 10x Elite Experimon, 20x Advanced Experimon and 30x Basic Experimon.
• drewsgift001 : Redeem this gift code to get free 5x 3 Star Advanced Experimon, 10,000x Gold, 30x Nexus Crystal.
• NeneLovesU: Redeem this gift code to get free 1x Stamina Supply Pack (15d), 20,000x Gold, 50x Nexus Crystal.
• CheerUpDislyte: Redeem this gift code to get free 1x Stamina Supply Pack (15d), 20,000x Gold, 50x Nexus Crystal.
• donotredeem: Redeem this gift code to get free 41,000x Gold and 1 Gold Record.
• GirlPower: Redeem this gift code to get free 380k Gold and 1 Gold Record.
• 2023Valentine: Redeem this gift code to get free 1x 4-star Epic Abilimon and 1 Gold Record.
• Herostory: Redeem this gift code to get free 100 Nexus Crystal, 3 Golden Records, and 100K Gold
• ChensGift001: Redeem this gift code to get free 2 Epic Abilimons, 1x 4-star Starimon, 5x Golden Records, and 100K Gold.
• 2022halloween: Redeem this gift code to get free 100k Gold, 2x Stamina, and 3x Golden Records.
• nicetoseeu: Redeem this gift code to get free 100k Gold and Energy + XP Boost.
• esperunion: Redeem this gift code to get free 100 Nexus Crystal and 1 Golden Record.
• DislyteYTB50K: Redeem this gift code to get free 10k Gold, 50x Nexus Crystal.
• JontronShow: Redeem this gift code to get free 2x 3-star Rare Abilimon, 100k Gold, 50x Nexus Crystal.
• AviveHD: Redeem this gift code to get free 1 x 3-star Rare Starimon, 4x Basic Experimon, 100k Gold, 50 Nexus Crystal.
• TGTyoutube: Redeem this gift code to get free 1x 3-star Rare Starimon, 4x Basic Experimon, 50 NexusCrystal, 1x XP Booster (8h).
• StSkiCrimax: Redeem this gift code to get free 100k Gold, 1x XP Booster (8H), 1x Stamina Supply Pack.
• LingBigYong: Redeem this gift code to get free 100k Gold, 50 Nexus Crystal, 5x Basic Divine Wave Opt-Pack.
• JoinDislyte: Redeem this gift code to get free X1 Gold Record, 100 Nexus Crystal.
• Zoxlyte: Redeem this gift code to get free 10K Gold, 10 Nexus Crystal.
• Dislyte2022: Redeem this gift code to get free 100 Gems and 1 Stamina Supply Pack.
• HappyEaster2022: Redeem this gift code to get free x1 Stamina Supply Pack, 100 Gems, and 2-star Experimon.
• PlayDislyte: Redeem this gift code to get free 100 Cube Stones & X2 star Experimon.

Instructions for redeeming Dislyte free codes

There are two ways for players to redeem Dislyte codes:

For mobile:

• Click your Dislyte avatar on the top left side.
• Open the Settings button then click Services.
• In the Services tab, scroll down to find the Gift Code button.
• Enter a working code in the text box.
• Click Confirm and claim your rewards.

For Website:

• Go to the link for the Gift Redemption: https://cdkey.farlightgames.com/dislyte-global
• Enter the UID that is located on your Dislyte avatar and click Send Code. A code will be sent to your mailbox.
• Go to your mailbox and open the message to get the verification code.
• Enter the verification code in the text box then click Log In.
• Enter the active code and Click Redeem.

Where can I find more Dislyte free codes?

You can find free codes from the developer, Lilith Games, on their official website. You can also follow the social media pages of Dislyte: Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and Discord.