Teyvat Weapon Collection

Bring Genshin Impact’s Arsenal to Minecraft

Few resource packs manage to blend two beloved worlds as seamlessly as the Teyvat Weapon Collection. This fan-made add-on transforms ordinary Minecraft tools into legendary weapons from Genshin Impact, complete with detailed 3D models and optional glow effects. Instead of a generic diamond sword, you can now brandish the Mistsplitter Reforged or the Primordial Jade Cutter simply by renaming the item on an anvil. The pack is a love letter to HoYoverse’s art style, and it instantly elevates any adventure or building session with a touch of Teyvat’s flair.

What Weapons Are Included?

The Teyvat Weapon Collection for Minecraft covers all five Genshin Impact weapon types by cleverly mapping them to existing item categories. Every remodel feels authentic, preserving the silhouette and color palette of the original designs.

• Spears (any sword): Staff of Homa, Primordial Jade Winged-Spear, Engulfing Lightning, The Catch, Dragon's Bane, Lithic Spear, Staff of the Scarlet Sands, Skyward Spine, Vortex Vanquisher, Ballad of the Fjords, Crimson Moon's Semblance, Lumidouce Elegy.
• Bows: Amos' Bow, Skyward Harp, Hamayumi, Thundering Pulse, End of the Line.
• Claymores (any axe): Wolf's Gravestone, Redhorn Stonethresher, Favonius Greatsword, Beacon of the Reed Sea, Verdict.
• Swords: Mistsplitter Reforged, Primordial Jade Cutter, Toukabou Shigure, Key of Khaj-Nisut, Fleuve Cendre Ferryman, Freedom-Sworn, Absolution.
• Catalysts (any crossbow): Skyward Atlas, Memory of Dust, Kagura's Verity, Jadefall's Splendor, Tulaytullah's Remembrance, Crane's Echoing Call.

Each weapon retains its iconic look, and many feature emissive textures that glow in the dark when the right settings are enabled. Whether you prefer the elegant curve of a bow or the massive silhouette of a claymore, the pack has something for every traveler.

How to Install the Teyvat Weapon Collection

Getting started is straightforward, but a few mods are essential to unlock the full experience. The pack relies on custom item textures, so you will need either OptiFine or the Fabric alternative CIT Resewn. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to install the pack correctly.

1. Download the pack: Head to the official Modrinth page to download Teyvat Weapon Collection. The file comes as a .zip archive—do not unzip it.
2. Place it in the resource pack folder: Move the .zip into your Minecraft installation's resourcepacks directory.
3. Enable it in-game: Open the resource pack menu, find the Teyvat Weapon Collection, and move it to the active side.
4. Check custom items: Navigate to Video Settings > Quality and make sure "Custom Items" is turned on. Without this, the models will not appear.
5. Optional emissive glow: In the same menu, enable "Emissive Textures" if you want weapons like Engulfing Lightning to shine at night. On Fabric, install the Continuity mod to support this feature.
6. Rename your tool: Take a compatible item (sword for spears, axe for claymores, crossbow for catalysts, or a bow) to an anvil and rename it exactly as listed. The model changes instantly.

For those using the foxygame.net launcher, the Teyvat Weapon Collection appears in the built-in add-on catalog, allowing a one-click install that automatically matches your game version and keeps the pack updated. This removes any guesswork around compatibility and ensures you always have the latest weapon models without manually checking for updates.

Compatibility and Loaders

The Teyvat Weapon Collection is designed for Minecraft Java Edition and works across multiple versions. It has been tested on 1.19.4, the entire 1.20.x family, and the newer 1.21 releases. Because it depends on custom item texture support, your choice of mod loader matters.

• OptiFine (Forge): The classic route. Install OptiFine for your version, and the pack will function perfectly with emissive textures built in.
• Fabric: Use CIT Resewn as a mandatory mod to enable custom item textures. For emissive effects, add Continuity. The optional RP Renames mod can display a handy list of all available custom names right inside the anvil interface.

No matter which loader you prefer, the pack remains lightweight and does not affect performance. It simply replaces item models, so you can enjoy Genshin Impact’s weapon designs even on modest hardware.

Customization and Emissive Textures

One of the pack’s standout features is its support for emissive textures. Weapons like the Staff of Homa or Skyward Atlas can glow softly in dark caves or during nighttime builds, adding an atmospheric touch that vanilla items lack. To activate this, you must enable emissive textures in the video settings and, on Fabric, have Continuity installed. The pack’s creator has carefully mapped glow maps to specific parts of each weapon, so the effect is subtle and never overwhelming.

If you prefer a more vanilla look, you can simply leave emissive textures off. The 3D models still shine with intricate geometry and faithful color schemes. The pack also respects Minecraft’s lighting system, so weapons will cast shadows and reflect light naturally.

Terms of Use and Community

Because the Teyvat Weapon Collection is unofficial fanart, it comes with clear usage guidelines. You are free to use it on your private server, showcase it in YouTube videos or streams (with proper credit), and even modify it for personal use. However, you cannot claim ownership, redistribute the pack or its assets, or use it commercially without permission. These rules protect the creator’s work and respect HoYoverse’s original designs.

The pack has a growing community of players who share screenshots of their renamed arsenals and suggest new weapons. While the creator is not affiliated with HoYoverse, the passion behind each model is evident. If you enjoy the pack, leaving a kind word or a credit in your content goes a long way.

Conclusion

The Teyvat Weapon Collection is a must-have for any Minecraft player who also loves Genshin Impact. It bridges two creative sandboxes with style, offering dozens of faithfully recreated weapons that are easy to access through a simple renaming trick. With support for both OptiFine and Fabric, emissive textures, and a straightforward installation process, there is little reason not to give it a try. Download Teyvat Weapon Collection today, rename your sword to Staff of Homa, and bring a piece of Teyvat into your next build.