Knights of Favonius (Soundtrack)
Last updated 2026-03-15
This article is about the soundtrack. For the faction, see Knights of Favonius.
Amidst the breeze that blows over Mondstadt, the whispers of dandelions are heard.
Knights of Favonius is a soundtrack from the album City of Winds and Idylls.
This soundtrack is featured as a tune contained within Radiant Spincrystal 15.
Soundtrack Usage
Open-World Locations
Serenitea Pot
- Unlocked as Realm Music by redeeming Radiant Spincrystal 15 in Euphonium Unbound furnishings
Event Gameplay
- Homeward, He Who Caught the Wind — A Chat Over Fine Drinks (I — A Librarian's Little Problem, III — Claymore and Musket)
Media
Collected Miscellany - "Jean- Guiding Breeze"｜Genshin Impact
City of Winds and Idylls - Disc 1- City of Winds and Idylls｜Genshin Impact
HoYoFair - Genshin Impact Fan Art Celebration 2021
HoYoFair 2022 Genshin Impact Fan Art Special Program "Marvellous Battle in the Dream Garden"
Ancient Kingdom Guardians- Behind the Scenes of the Creation of Ruin Monsters - Genshin Impact
Collected Miscellany - "Mika- Constellatory Companion" - Genshin Impact
Production Credits
| Position | Staff[1] |
|---|---|
| Composer | Yu-Peng Chen (陈致逸) |
| Conductor | Robert Ziegler |
| Orchestra | London Philharmonic Orchestra |
| Recording Studio | AIR Studios |
| Recording Engineer | Nick Wollage |
| Pro Tools Engineer | Laurence Anslow |
| Mixing Engineer | Nick Wollage |
| Mastering Engineer | John Webber |
Trivia
- Knights of Favonius features a melody from the soundtrack A Day in Mondstadt.
- This soundtrack is featured in an arrangement titled "Mondstadt (Full Concert Version)." It was performed by the Flanders Symphony Orchestra in the Genshin Concert 2021 event.
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Knights of Favonius | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 西风骑士团 Xīfēng Qíshìtuán | West Wind Knights |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 西風騎士團 Xīfēng Qíshìtuán | |
| Japanese | 西風騎士団 Sepyurosu Kishidan[!] | Chivalric Order of the West Wind |
| Korean | Knights of Favonius[2] | — |
| Spanish | Knights of Favonius[2] | — |
| French | Knights of Favonius[2] | — |
| Russian | Knights of Favonius[2] | — |
| Thai | Knights of Favonius[2] | — |
| Vietnamese | Đội Kỵ Sĩ Tây Phong[2] | West Wind Knights |
| German | Knights of Favonius[2] | — |
| Indonesian | Knights of Favonius[2] | — |
| Portuguese | Knights of Favonius[2] | — |