The Genshin Impact 6.3 livestream codes are now available, tied to the Luna IV installment of the Song of the Welkin Moon narrative in Nod-Krai. The livestream program runs every six weeks to break down upcoming content, including characters, quests, bosses, and new areas, and as a bonus, players can redeem three codes for extra Primogems. The Luna IV codes mark another step into Snezhnaya-inspired territory, even as miHoYo notes that the 6.0 update itself has not technically arrived yet. Nod-Krai is described as its own autonomous region, helping frame why the 6.3 cycle leans into this distinct setting while still tying into the broader world of Genshin Impact.
From the livestream bundle, three codes are active for Primogems and additional rewards. ComeNightorDay grants 100 Primogems and 10 Mystic Enhancement Ore, Zibai0515 provides 100 Primogems and five Hero’s Wit, and GallopYeah offers 100 Primogems and 50,000 Mora. Collectively, these codes deliver 300 Primogems alongside smaller bonuses that can aid early progression or resource management as players dive into the latest update content.
To actually redeem the Primogems, players must first reach Adventure Rank 10, a threshold that remains easily attainable for new players. Redemption can be completed in two ways. In-game, players should open Genshin Impact, go to the in-game menu, select Settings and then Account, click Redeem Now, and enter a code into the box to claim the rewards via the in-game mailbox. The alternative is the official redemption site: head to the Genshin Impact redemption site, enter account details and your region, add the code to the box, and select redeem; the rewards will arrive in the in-game mailbox once processed.
These steps ensure players can quickly convert livestream rewards into usable resources while keeping pace with the ongoing Nod-Krai arc and the broader 6.3 content wave. For ongoing coverage and the latest details on Genshin Impact, players can rely on PCGamer’s updates and related reporting, which continue to track new codes, event specifics, and any region-based nuances that may accompany future livestreams.