Is there any point to drawing Fortune Slips at the Grand Narukami Shrine in Inazuma?

Every day you have the opportunity to draw a Fortune Slip from Gendou at the Grand Narukami Shrine. It seems to be a random fortune every single time, but I can't help but wonder if there's some sort of gameplay advantage or reason to draw every single day.

An example of such a fortune slip (I pulled a "Great Misfortune" slip today):

Does the flavor text of the fortune slip have any real meaning? Or is this Genshin Impact's way of describing "fortunes" by way of items paralleling horoscopes?

1 Answer

As of now, there is no actual gameplay benefit to pulling at the shrine. The only real rewards for doing so is getting two Genshin Impact achievements:

• Paimon's Lucky Day
  • Pull a "Great Fortune Slip"
• Just My Luck...
  • Pull a "Great Misfortune Slip"

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