Genshin Impact 7.0 Pre-Farm Guide: Materials and Account Tasks to Start During Phase 2

This pre-farm guide uses a certainty-based method rather than relying on unconfirmed material lists. It shows which universal resources are safe to collect, which account systems should be cleaned up, how much Resin to reserve, and which speculative farms should wait for official confirmation.

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Preparing for Genshin Impact 7.0 during Luna VIII Phase 2 is useful, but only if preparation remains flexible. The biggest pre-farm mistake is not farming too little. It is spending weeks on a rumored material, artifact set, or weapon plan that changes before the update arrives.

A safe 7.0 plan separates universal value from target-specific value. Mora, character experience, weapon enhancement ore, artifact experience, flexible support builds, and a clean inventory help almost every future account plan. Regional specialties, enemy drops, weekly boss materials, and new artifact sets may depend on official details that are not yet available.

This guide builds the account first and the unreleased character second. Players who later decide to secure a confirmed target can visit Topuplist or use the direct Genshin Impact top-up page. Calculate free Primogems and exact wish needs before purchasing.

Use Three Certainty Tiers

Place every planned resource into one of three tiers. Tier 1 contains universal materials with guaranteed account use. Tier 2 contains materials tied to officially confirmed characters, weapons, or systems. Tier 3 contains rumored or inferred materials.

Tier 1 can be farmed now. Tier 2 can be farmed after the official source confirms the requirement and the account truly wants the target. Tier 3 should remain a note, not a Resin plan.

This approach lets players react quickly without locking the account into a leak. If an unconfirmed material later becomes correct, the account still has Mora, experience, ore, Fragile Resin, and flexible artifacts ready to support the final build.

Start With an Inventory Audit

Open the inventory before spending Resin. Record Mora, Hero's Wit, Adventurer's Experience, Mystic Enhancement Ore, Fragile Resin, Dream Solvent, Billets, artifact fodder, and weekly boss materials.

Then identify unfinished current characters. A 7.0 plan should not leave the active Spiral Abyss or Imaginarium Theater roster unable to function. If one existing support needs a small investment to make the entire account more stable, complete that investment before saving every resource for an unknown future kit.

Clean the weapon and artifact inventory. Lock promising pieces, mark obvious fodder, and remove accidental duplicate locks. Inventory space is part of preparation because a full bag makes new-region farming slower and increases the chance of destroying useful items.

Mora Is the Universal Bottleneck

Mora pays for character levels, talents, weapons, artifacts, and many account interactions. A new character project can consume millions before reaching a finished state. Farming Mora during Phase 2 is therefore safer than guessing an unreleased local specialty.

Do not choose one universal Mora target for every account. Add the planned costs of one character, one weapon, and several artifact upgrades, then subtract the current balance. Keep a reserve for existing characters and emergency upgrades.

Use Ley Line Outcrops when the account is below its reserve, and collect Mora from events, expeditions, Serenitea Pot, reputation, Battle Pass, and exploration. Small sources reduce the amount of Resin needed later.

Character Experience Books

Hero's Wit and lower experience books are also safe resources. They remain useful even if the final 7.0 target changes. The main decision is whether to prepare for a full level 90 build or stop at a lower level that suits the character's role.

Characters relying on transformative reactions, base statistics, or high-level scaling often gain more from level 90. Other supports may function earlier. Until the kit is confirmed, save enough for the flexible option rather than immediately spending books on a placeholder character.

Count current books before farming Ley Lines. Event shops and version activities may provide a substantial amount, so claim those rewards before estimating the Resin gap.

Weapon Enhancement Preparation

Mystic Enhancement Ore is easy to ignore until a new weapon arrives. Prepare a reserve large enough for one likely weapon project, but do not forge or spend every mining material if the account needs those resources elsewhere.

Review existing weapons before planning a new signature weapon. A strong 4-star or previously owned 5-star option may reduce the number of wishes needed in 7.0. Level flexible weapons that multiple characters can use, not a niche option based only on speculation.

Keep weapon Billets and Dream Solvent until new craftable options and conversion requirements are official. A Billet used now cannot be recovered if a future craftable weapon better fits the account.

Original Resin Schedule

Use Original Resin on guaranteed value and reserve Fragile Resin for confirmed targets. A simple schedule can rotate Mora Ley Lines, experience Ley Lines, current weekly bosses, and artifact domains that improve several characters.

Avoid capping Resin. Saving Fragile Resin is useful; allowing renewable Original Resin to remain full is not. Spend the daily resource on current account value even while waiting for 7.0 information.

If official material requirements appear, calculate the number of domain days available before release. Do not use Fragile Resin merely to finish early unless the account needs the character immediately for a specific challenge.

Artifact Strategy Before 7.0

Do not pre-farm an unconfirmed artifact set. Instead, build a flexible inventory of main stats and support pieces. Energy Recharge sands, elemental or damage goblets, CRIT circlets, Elemental Mastery pieces, and strong substat combinations can remain useful across many characters.

Farm domains where both sets have account value, or use the Artifact Strongbox to convert unusable pieces into an established set. This reduces the risk that weeks of Resin produce items for only one rumored build.

Keep several potentially useful off-pieces. A future character may need an unusual stat balance, and a strong off-piece can make the first usable build much easier.

Talent Material Discipline

Talent books are target-specific. Do not farm a domain because a rumor links it to a future character. Wait for official confirmation and consider whether every talent needs the same level.

Many characters have one priority talent, one secondary talent, and one low-value talent. A sensible first-week goal may be 6/8/8 or another role-appropriate distribution rather than immediate triple crowning.

Crowns of Insight are scarce but should not be hoarded without purpose. Reserve them for favorite or high-impact talents after the final kit is understood.

Weekly Boss Planning

Weekly boss materials are limited by calendar time, which makes them tempting to pre-farm. However, a new character may use a new boss introduced in 7.0, an existing boss, or a material that can be converted with Dream Solvent.

Continue completing the weekly bosses that support current characters and provide useful Billet opportunities. Preserve Dream Solvent so that an existing boss material can be converted after official confirmation.

Do not spend all Solvent fixing a non-urgent current shortage during the final Phase 2 weeks. Keep an emergency reserve for the next confirmed talent plan.

Build a Flexible Support Core

A new damage dealer is easier to use when the account already has healing, shielding, buffs, energy support, and elemental application. Review the roster by function rather than by rarity.

Upgrade the supports that appear across several teams. Improve their key talents, weapons, Energy Recharge, and survivability. This preparation has guaranteed current value and increases the chance that a new 7.0 character can enter a functional team immediately.

Do not assume the future character requires the newest support. Existing flexible units often provide a strong launch-week team while players test the final mechanics.

Imaginarium Theater Readiness

Imaginarium Theater rewards roster depth, so 7.0 preparation should include more than one hyper-invested team. Bring several useful characters to a stable minimum level with usable weapons and artifacts.

Check element restrictions and opening requirements for the current cycle. The work used to qualify today can remain valuable when future cycles rotate. Avoid overinvesting in every character; the goal is eligibility and functional roles.

A wider roster also protects the account from uncertain future enemy design. Crowd control, healing, interruption resistance, and off-field damage can become important without warning.

Exploration and Quest Cleanup

Finish prerequisite quests that may block access to new regions, systems, or events. Prioritize Archon Quests and clearly connected world quests, but do not rush through story only to meet an imagined deadline.

Unlock teleport points in unfinished current areas and complete nearby Statues, reputation systems, or regional tools that improve travel. A clean map and quest log make it easier to recognize new 7.0 content.

Claim quest rewards immediately. An unopened reward page does not help the wish budget or material inventory.

Serenitea Pot and Passive Income

The Serenitea Pot can provide weekly resources such as Hero's Wit, Mora, artifact experience, and Transient Resin. Maintain enough Adeptal Energy and Realm Currency to buy the items the account needs most.

Expeditions provide Mora and materials with no Resin cost. Reputation and Battle Pass tasks can also add passive value. These sources look small, but several weeks of collection reduce the launch-day farming burden.

Preparation is strongest when it uses free recurring systems before paid or Resin-heavy acceleration.

Primogem and Wish Reserve

A material plan should not assume the character will be obtained. Record pity, guarantee status, Primogems, Intertwined Fates, and confirmed remaining Luna VIII income. Keep the wish reserve separate from Resin preparation.

Do not spend Fragile Resin on a character before the banner result is known unless the materials are universal. Likewise, do not buy a weapon plan for a character the account may skip.

Set a guaranteed fund and a flexible fund. The guaranteed fund belongs to the main 7.0 goal, while the flexible fund can respond to an unexpected rerun or weapon only after the main target is safe.

Seven-Day Pre-Release Schedule

Seven days before release, finish the inventory audit and weekly bosses. Six days before, farm universal Mora or experience. Five days before, clean artifacts and weapons. Four days before, complete prerequisite quests. Three days before, review official character and system information. Two days before, set team presets and reserve Resin. One day before, claim expiring Luna VIII rewards and leave the account ready for maintenance.

Do not use the final day to begin a large artifact project. The best launch account has space, currency, flexible resources, and a clear goal.

What Not to Pre-Farm

Do not farm rumored local specialties, enemy drops, talent books, boss materials, or artifact sets without official confirmation. Do not level a niche weapon solely because its appearance matches a future character. Do not convert all Billets or Dream Solvent.

Also avoid creating a strict route around leaked release dates or banner orders. Plans should update when official information changes.

Spending Only After Confirmation

A top-up decision belongs at the end of the plan. Finish Luna VIII rewards, calculate the Version 7.0 wish gap, test the released character, and confirm the banner deadline.

If a purchase fits a defined budget, Topuplist and the direct Genshin Impact top-up page can support the account. Verify server and user information before paying, and do not purchase materials that can be farmed safely with existing Resin.

Final Pre-Farm Rule

The best 7.0 preparation is useful even if every rumor is wrong. Farm universal resources, strengthen flexible supports, protect rare conversion materials, clean the account, finish expiring content, and wait for official details before committing to target-specific farms.

A flexible account reaches the new version ready to act. A speculative account reaches it with full bags of the wrong material.

FAQ

What should I pre-farm first for Genshin Impact 7.0?

Start with universal resources such as Mora, character experience books, weapon enhancement ore, flexible artifacts, and account cleanup.

Should I farm rumored regional materials?

No. Wait for official confirmation before using Resin or large amounts of time on target-specific materials.

Should I save Fragile Resin?

Yes. Use renewable Original Resin normally and keep Fragile Resin for confirmed characters, weapons, or high-value launch-week needs.

Which artifacts are safest to farm?

Farm domains that help multiple existing characters and keep flexible main stats and strong substats. Do not assume an unconfirmed new set is required.

How much Mora should I save?

Calculate one character, one weapon, planned talents, and artifact upgrades, then add an emergency reserve for current account needs.

When should I top up for Version 7.0?

Only after free income, pity, guarantee status, the released kit, and the exact wish gap are known.

Elena Vale

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