Why artifacts matter to Han Li's visual identity
Han Li is usually presented as controlled and pragmatic rather than theatrical. His equipment therefore carries much of the visual storytelling: a formation of green-gold flying swords, restrained lightning and layered dark robes can identify him before a caption appears.
For wallpaper curation, the most reliable images combine his recognizable face with at least one signature artifact and a specific story situation.
Azure Bamboo Cloudswarm Swords
The sword formation is one of Han Li's clearest visual signatures. It is best represented as numerous coordinated blades rather than one generic sword, often arranged in an arc, field or converging attack pattern.
English descriptions should keep the complete artifact name where space allows, while tags may also use Azure Bamboo Swords and flying sword formation.
Golden Evil-Warding Divine Thunder
Golden lightning distinguishes Han Li's attacks from ordinary blue or violet fantasy electricity. In visual metadata it should be treated as an artifact-related power, not simply tagged as lightning.
When the thunder is shown charging through the sword formation, the image can be connected to both the artifact page and the relevant battle collection.
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