Overview
| Rarity | 4 Star |
|---|---|
| Element | Dendro |
| Constellation | Paradisaea |
| Weapon | Claymore |
| Nation | Sumeru |
| Sex | Male |
| Birthday | July 9th |
| Special Dish | The Endeavor |
| How to obtain | Immaculate Pulse, Wishes |
| Affiliation | Sumeru, Kshahrewar |
| Release Date | May 02nd, 2023 |
| Voice Actors | Ben Balmaceda (English), Yuma Uchida 内田雄馬 (Japanese) |
Outline
Kaveh is a 4-Star Dendro playable character in Genshin Impact.
Kaveh is the Architect behind The Palace of Alcazarzaray. He graduated from Kshahrewar of the Sumeru Akademiya with honors. He taught an architectural elective while he was at the Akademiya and receives a stipend from the Akademiya.
Talents
- Normal Attack: Schematic Setup
- Normal Attack:
- Charged Attack:
- Plunging Attack:
- Elemental Skill: Artistic Ingenuity
- Elemental Burst: Painted Dome
- 1st Ascension Passive: An Architect's Undertaking
- 4th Ascension Passive: A Craftsman's Curious Conceptions
- Utility Passive: The Art of Budgeting
Personality
In stark contrast to Alhaitham's rationality, Kaveh operates by what he feels is right. He is a stark defender of the arts and believes that helping others is a natural course of action. Their intense disagreements are such that they even bleed into messages on bulletin boards across Sumeru City and Port Ormos.
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Character Mentions
Kaveh tends to be overly sensitive about everyone and everything he crosses paths with, and he's constantly making a fuss about nothing. Maybe it's because he's too emotionally fragile...
Someone set up a stand on the street saying that for each handmade keychain they sold, a child in poverty would be given a meal. Kaveh bought at least a dozen.
...This is Sumeru, where even healthcare is free. I needn't say more.
Kaveh is a famous architect in Sumeru. The Palace of Alcazarzaray is his magnum opus. During the initial planning, he even asked me to recommend suitable ornamental flora. I don't know why or how, but he ended up heavily in debt after the palace was completed. Alhaitham is helping out by letting him stay at his place, but... I don't know whether that's a blessing or a curse...
Be careful of Alhaitham. I'm not saying he's a bad guy, but he purely operates by rationality, so people often find his actions unacceptable. If you don't believe me, just ask his housemate — thanks to Alhaitham, he has more pent-up frustration than an angry Anemo Slime.
Tighnari and Collei never said it to my face, but they found Kaveh's personal anecdotes far more entertaining than the jokes I had prepared... I could see it on their faces. Hmm? What did I think about that? Well, I thought it was funny that they could laugh at such a situation.
The General Mahamatra once brought him to our place for a meal. From the moment the fruit arrived on the table, he ranted non-stop about his difficult and stubborn roommate for the entire meal. We didn't get a single word in the whole time. We just nodded along and tried to stifle our laughter. It took a lot of effort.
Ah yeah, he's one of the Kshahrewar people that I work with. Unlike the more closed-minded people at the Akademiya, he actually has his own dreams that he's fighting for. I, for one, really respect that. I secretly lent him some Mora — and I mean a LOT of Mora — to build my Palace of Alcazarzaray. One thing's for sure — without Dori the benevolent benefactor, Kaveh would not be where he is today, hehe.
He has an almost-perfect grasp of what it truly means for Sumeru to be a Nation of Wisdom. Sadly, the truth as he understands it will never be accepted as the mainstream. Hmm? He's roommates with Alhaitham? Wow... the world really is full of surprises...
I heard he was the one who built the magnificent Palace of Alcazarzaray. He must have had a wonderful time making such a masterpiece, like when I'm in the middle of dance practice. Just thinking about dancing for everyone gives me so much happiness and motivation.
Kaveh's a good kid with great potential. I had a casual chat with him once about some principles of mechanism construction. Hmm, how should I put it... He's too much of an artsy romantic, but at least he has some original ideas, which is rare nowadays. I've heard that he's fallen on some hard times, so I'm planning to invite him out for a good meal once my funding gets approved. It'll happen soon, promise.
