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Vajrada Amethyst are the elemental gems required to level up Electro characters like Lisa. Different tiers of Vajrada Amethyst are dropped by the Electro Bosses like Electro Hypostasis and Thunder Manifestations in Inazuma. The elemental gems dropped by these bosses depend on your World Level. Use this chart to know which type of Vajrada Amethyst you should exp

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