With update 3.3, Genshin Impact players can start trying a new collectible card game called Genius Invocation.
It is a small funny secondary activity in which to participate when you are not busy looking for resources and artifacts, so it is definitely worth unlocking when you enter the game.
Here is how to unlock the genius TCG invocation in Genshin Impact.

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Unfortunately, if you are a new player, Genius Invocation TCG will not be available immediately for you.
First you must meet the following requirements:
Reach adventure range 32
Complete Arc hon Quest Prologue Act III: Song of the Dragon and Freedom
Increasing your AR is quite easy;
It only requires that complete commissions and missions, explore the open world and open chests when you find them.
Naturally, it should also increase as you advance in history.
Arc hon Quest that you must complete can also be done relatively early, although it requires that you only concentrate on the content of the story during the first hours.
Once you have overcome the dragon fight in Ronstadt, you will be ready to start.

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Once you have met those requirements, a new mission will appear in your diary.
Titled Come try Genius Invocation TCG! You must go to Ronstadt to talk to Sucrose, then go to Cats Tail to learn the rules.
After learning the rules and following the tutorial of the card game, you can start playing Genius Invocation whenever you want.
That is all you need to know about how to unlock the genius TCG invocation in Genshin Impact.
Be sure to search to get more tips and information about the game, including a complete summary of Tarzan and Wanderer’s skills kits.

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