Claustroflora are an Exploration mechanic in Sumeru. They have two states: Inactive and Active. These will only become active after playing "Rhythm of the Beastly Trail" with the Vintage Lyre.
In some parts of Sumeru, particularly during the World Quest Varuna Gatha in Series Varuna Gatha, encountering a Claustroflora is crucial for progressing the World Quest Giving Flowers.
In certain areas like the Yasna Monument, playing the tune near a Claustroflora can make a Common Chest appear.
Tutorial[]
- Rhythm of the Beastly Trail
The song that Arayama left behind. If you play it to Claustroflora, you can cause certain obstacles to disappear.
It is said that Arayama used to hate humans and so used illusions to thwart them, but that he would ultimately meet a human friend because of those illusions.
The only song he left behind is one that can remove obstacles. As to whether a song that can create them is still hidden in the forest somewhere is unclear...
The song that Arayama left behind. If you play it to Claustroflora, you can cause certain obstacles to disappear.
It is said that Arayama used to hate humans and so used illusions to thwart them, but that he would ultimately meet a human friend because of those illusions.
The only song he left behind is one that can remove obstacles. As to whether a song that can create them is still hidden in the forest somewhere is unclear...
It is said that Arayama used to hate humans and so used illusions to thwart them, but that he would ultimately meet a human friend because of those illusions.
The only song he left behind is one that can remove obstacles. As to whether a song that can create them is still hidden in the forest somewhere is unclear...
The song that Arayama left behind. If you play it to Claustroflora, you can cause certain obstacles to disappear.
It is said that Arayama used to hate humans and so used illusions to thwart them, but that he would ultimately meet a human friend because of those illusions.
The only song he left behind is one that can remove obstacles. As to whether a song that can create them is still hidden in the forest somewhere is unclear...
Gallery[]
Other Languages[]
Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
---|---|---|
English | Claustroflora | — |
Chinese (Simplified) | 幽闭花 Yōubì-huā | Confined Flower |
Chinese (Traditional) | 幽閉花 Yōubì-huā | |
Japanese | 幽閉花 Yuuhei-ka[!][!] | Confined Flower |
Korean | 유폐유폐꽃 Yupyekkot | Confined Flower |
Spanish | Flor lóbrega | Gloomy Flower |
French | Claustrofleur | Claustroflower |
Russian | Клаустроцвет Klaustrotsvet | Claustroflower |
Thai | Claustroflora | — |
Vietnamese | Hoa U Bế | |
German | Düstere Blume | Gloomy Flower |
Indonesian | Claustroflora | — |
Portuguese | Claustroflor | |
Turkish | Küstüm Çiçeği | Flower of Resentment |
Change History[]
Released in Version 3.0