Where to Find or Buy Cor Lapis in Genshin Impact: Why You Need It

Cor Lapis or Stone Heart is a resource in Genshin Impact that can only be found in the Liyue region. This geo-element is not rare, but sometimes finding it can be challenging. In this guide, we'll tell you where to find it and why you need it.

Cor Lapis is a golden crystal that grows alongside other minerals. You will need a large amount of this element primarily for the ascension of certain characters. For instance, for the ascension of Keqing, Chongyun, and Zhongli, you will need 168 units of Cor Lapis to reach the maximum level of each of these characters.

Besides character ascension, this material is needed for crafting. Cor Lapis is necessary for creating the following potions and items:

As mentioned above, this crystal is a rarity of Liyue, and it can only be obtained in this location. This resource is found among rocks, and you should mainly look in the mountains and among cliffs.

To collect the crystals, you will need a polearm or a claymore. You can also collect the resource using an explosion.

Start your search on the western shore of Luhua Pool and on the slopes of Cuijue Slope, as these places have plenty of Cor Lapis crystals.

Deposits of the element can be found not far from Liyue Harbor: between Mount Tianheng and Lingju Pass.

There is also a place where you don't even need to search for Cor Lapis because it is almost everywhere. This is Mount Hulao to the west of Cuijue Slope. However, it's not that simple: you first need to climb the mountain, spending a lot of effort and time. So, this is not the easiest option for searching.

You can also find the element in a secret cave on Mount Aozang near the Huaguang Stone Forest. The entrance to the cave is at the foot of the mountain.

With the release of version 1.4, it became possible to purchase this element. It is sold by Changshun, who trades in Liyue Harbor. One Cor Lapis costs 1500 Mora, and you can buy a maximum of five. The crystals reappear in Changshun's inventory every three real days.