Genshin Impact is one of the most popular free-to-play RPGs ever made. It has enjoyed a strong period in the spotlight since dropping way back in 2020, and ever since it came out, it has seen its roster of intriguing characters expand immeasurably. There are now 122 playable characters in Genshin Impact, and there are no signs the game is slowing down.
If you’ve ever wondered exactly how those characters all connect, you can finally have your curiosity sated. The Genshin Ties tool just hit a 2.0 update, providing the most comprehensive mapping possible of all the Genshin Impact characters and how they connect.
Genshin Ties is Pretty Insane
The Genshin Ties 2.0 tool, which comes from a developer called Cat Forest, effectively maps every single interaction, voice line, and connection across the entire Genshin Impact product.
It recently underwent an overhaul, taking on voice line classification for every quest, including limited-time quests that you might never have had the chance to experience.
There are more than 232,000 story lines considered in the tool, spread across 1,602 quests and more than 1,200 voice lines. Cat Forest has noted that there are 66,569 sources in the tool, all culminating in an unbelievable web between the diverse roster.
It’s broken down by the seven nations and beyond:
- Mondstadt
- Liyue
- Inazuma
- Sumeru
- Fontaine
- Natlan
- Nod-Krai
- Snezhnaya
- Beyond the Seven

According to the statistics, Zhongli is the most talked-about Genshin Impact character, being mentioned by 22 other characters. Varka is the chattiest, mentioning 21 other characters. Aloy, a special character added to celebrate the Horizon series, is effectively siloed, as nobody talks about her, and she doesn’t talk about anyone else.
It’s super interesting stuff for a Genshin Impact fan.
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