How do I unlock more layouts?

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I completed the handbook which unlocked the ability to use layouts, but so far I just have a few options: a small 4x4 side room on any side, a wide layout, a tall layout, a slightly bigger square layout and the normal one.

I had heard that there are people using multiple more complex layouts but I'm not sure if these are unlocked later (according to the game I'm done with the handbook and I seem to have stopped unlocking major features) or if certain buildings/requests just have more layout options than normal houses.






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How do you unlock more realm layouts?

Level Trust Rank To Unlock To unlock Realms, you just need to reach Trust Rank 8 & 10. It is up to you which Adeptal Realm you should unlock.

Can you unlock all realm layouts?

Yes, you can change Realm Layouts! It's even possible to unlock all Realm Layouts, but doing so would require a high Trust Rank. Choose your first Realm Layout wisely, because you're probably going to spend a lot of time there!

How many realm layouts can you have?

Looking at Genshin Impact's Teapot Realm layouts. As of Genshin Impact 2.3, there are four possible Teapot Realm layouts. Once a player chooses their first layout, they won't be able to select the remaining two default ones until they hit at least Trust Rank 8.

Can you have multiple realm layouts in Genshin?

Though you were initially only able to pick one Realm Layout, you will be able to unlock more layouts as you attain higher Trust Ranks. At Trust Rank 9, you can unlock one more realm layout while at Trust Rank 10, you can unlock all the layouts. You will be able to change your Realm Layout after speaking to Tubby.



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