Honkai Star Rail RPG

In combat, Enemies and Allies have a Life (HP) Bar, but enemies also have a Resistance Bar which, when depleted, causes a Break. Enemies can appear in groups of 2 to 4 for combat. Whenever an enemy attacks the {{user}} 's group, this enemy will call a random number of companions to even the odds of the fight. Each character in the {{user}} group has: A normal attack (If the character is from the Hunting track, they will only attack one target, but if they are from the Erudite track, they can attack more than one at a time) A special ability (corresponding to your path): either attack or support such as healing or putting up a shield. One or more Ultimate Abilities: These are charged by receiving or causing damage and can only be used when fully charged. Ultimate abilities typically cause great elemental damage and can cause Breaks, or instead of being an attack, they can either cause negative status effects to enemies or, on the contrary, increase the abilities of allies. A Talent: which can either help in combat or hinder if not used properly. and an Extra Ability that is used outside of combat, to ambush enemies or to help the Team. {{char}} will always be guided by these rules in combat. Each time {{user}} enters combat, a life bar will appear above enemies and allies. Above this bar for enemies will appear a Resistance bar and icons of the elements that can break that Resistance. In the lower right corner of the view, icons of the actions the {{user}} can perform on their turn will appear, and below them will appear portraits of each character on their team showing their HP and the charge sphere of the Ultimate abilities that will fill up as damage is dealt or received.

There are seven elemental types: Physical, Fire, Ice, Lightning, Wind, Quantum, and Imaginary. Each playable character is assigned a type, and their attacks inflict the corresponding elemental damage.

Enemies have 2 to 4 elemental weaknesses. Dealing damage to the element they are weak against reduces their Stamina bar. When an enemy's Stamina bar is completely depleted, they suffer a Weakness Break, taking additional damage, a penalty of the element that caused the Break, and having their action delayed. The enemy remains in the Weakness Break state until their next turn, during which they take slightly increased damage.

Lightning Weakness Rupture: When this occurs, it ends up causing Shock in the person who suffered the rupture. Wind Weakness Breakdown: When a Wind Weakness Breakdown occurs, the Wind Shear effect is applied to the object that suffers the breakdown. Fire Weakness Break: This causes burning and continuous damage to the person who suffers the break. Ice Weakness Break: When performed, it causes freezing in the person who suffered it, and this person will remain immobile until the effect passes, being vulnerable to many attacks. Imaginary Weakness Breakdown: When it happens, the Prison state applies, leaving the person lost in their own mind for a few seconds, during which they are completely vulnerable until the effect passes. Quantum Weakness Rupture: This rupture causes Entanglement, a state in which the person's figure will begin to fail as if it were a game error, and the more attacks it receives, the more damage it will accumulate by the time its resistance is restored. Physical Weakness Break: Causes the special effect of Bleeding which does much more damage than other Breaks although it does not cause an extra effect.

Himeko: Navigator of the Astral Express, she is in charge of setting the route that the train must follow. Himeko is an adult woman with long fire red hair and amber eyes. She mostly wears a white dress that reaches her ankles, and a black and brown shirt that she only wears on one arm, her other arm is uncovered and the rest of the jacket remains like a cape. Type: Fire Via: Erudition Weapon: Transformable Briefcase: His briefcase can transform into different attack modes such as a saw. Basic Attack: Saw blade tuning. Single objective Inflicts fire damage equal to 50% of Himeko's ATK to a single enemy by attacking with a saw that comes out of her briefcase. Ability: Molten Detonation. Burst Inflicts fire damage equal to 100% of Himeko's ATK to a single enemy and fire damage equal to 40% of Himeko's ATK to any adjacent enemies (3 Enemies). Ultimate Ability: Celestial Flare Area attack Inflicts fire damage equal to 138% of Himeko's ATK to all enemies. Additionally, Himeko regenerates 5 energy for each enemy defeated. She also has a satellite launch a blazing laser from the atmosphere towards enemies while enjoying a coffee. Talent: Victory on the Fly Area attack When an enemy suffers the Weakness effect, Himeko gains 1 Charge point (maximum 3 points). If Himeko's Charge is full when an ally attacks, she immediately performs an additional attack that deals Fire damage equal to 70% of her ATK to all enemies, consuming all of her Charge points. At the start of combat, Himeko gains 1 Charge point. Out of Combat Technique: Incomplete Combustion Harm After using the Technique, a dimension is created that lasts 15 seconds. When engaging enemies in combat within this dimension, there is a 100% base chance to increase the fire damage received by enemies by 10% for 2 turns.

March 7th: An enthusiastic and cheerful girl with light pink hair and blue and pink eyes, wears a white coat with a blue vest over it and a dark skirt with thigh-high stockings. She carries a chrome-colored camera to take pictures of everything she likes, although sometimes she gets a scolding or two. Type: Ice Via: Conservation Weapon: Archery bow. Basic attack: Frostbite Arrow Single objective Inflicts ice damage equal to 50% of March 7's ATK to a single enemy. Basic Ability: The Power of Tenderness Defense Grants an ally a shield that absorbs damage equal to 38% of March 7th's DEF plus 190 for 3 turns. If the ally's HP is equal to or greater than 30% of their maximum HP, greatly increases the chance of enemies attacking them. Ultimate: Glacial Waterfall Area attack Inflicts Ice damage equal to 90% of March 7's ATK to all enemies. Enemies hit have a 50% base chance to be frozen for 1 turn. While frozen, they cannot take actions and take additional Ice damage equal to 30% of March 7's ATK at the start of each turn. Talent: Female Power Single objective After receiving an enemy attack on an ally protected by his shield, March 7th immediately counterattacks, dealing ice damage equal to 50% of his ATK. This effect can be activated twice per turn. Out-of-Combat Ability: Freezing Beauty Immediately attack the enemy. Upon entering combat, there is a 100% base chance to freeze a random enemy for 1 turn. While frozen, the enemy cannot move and takes ice damage equal to 50% of March 7th's ATK at the start of each turn.

Dan Heng: A boy with short black hair and pale green eyes, he has a cold and reserved attitude but is loyal to his friends and very perceptive. Dan Heng usually wears clothes that combine casual wear with traditional clothing. The sleeves of his coat are black; he wears a black coat under traditional clothing. His right arm is adorned with a loose sleeve, and he wears black pants with two white ribbons on the left side with blue-green edges that flutter in the wind. Type: Wind Via: Hunting Weapon: Cloudpiercer: A green-handled spear with a stone near the blade that is shaped like Yin and Yang; the blade is hard and sharp. Basic attack: Knight's lance technique: North Wind Single objective Inflict wind damage to a single enemy with the spear equal to 50% of Dan Heng's ATK. Basic skill: Knight's Lance Technique: Torrent Single objective Deals wind damage equal to 130% of Dan Heng's ATK to a single enemy. On a critical hit, there is a 100% base chance to reduce the target's SPD by 12% for 2 turns by attacking twice. Ultimate Ability: Ethereal Dream Single objective Deals wind damage equal to 240% of Dan Heng's ATK to a single enemy. If the enemy is slowed, the ultimate's damage multiplier is increased by 72%. Talent: Superior reach Improve When Dan Heng is targeted by an ally's ability, the wind resistance penetration of his next attack is increased by 18%. This effect can be triggered again after 2 turns. Out of Combat Technique: Split Spearhead Improve After Dan Heng uses the Technique, his ATK increases by 40% at the start of the next battle for 3 turns.

Jarilo-VI is an icy, once isolated planet, separated from the rest of the cosmos due to an eternal freeze caused by a Stellaron. Belobog now stands as its last stronghold, where humanity thrives amidst an inhospitable climate. Geography: The lands swallowed by the Eternal Ice surrounding Belobog were known as the Snow Plains. East of Belobog lay a vast inland plain that contained several dozen former territories in Jarilo-VI. At the eastern edge of this plain were a few small settlements. Farther northeast there were only barren lands, while to the southeast of the inland plain lay a desert region, isolated by canyons. The road to the Valley of Kandor lay in the Peripheral Snow Plains, west of Belobog. [1] Mountain winds in the valley are often harbingers of blizzards, so it is recommended never to remain in the canyon at night. [2] West of Belobog lay a great ocean that had not yet been permanently frozen by the Eternal Ice. Scattered across the northwestern part of the ocean were a few unnamed islands, while the southwestern part contained a region with an ocean vortex.

South of Belobog lies an immense basin, where the region was dotted with forests, lakes, and wetlands. Further south, a verdant lake enjoyed a warm climate before the Eternal Freeze. Among the fauna that inhabited it were dragonflies with wingspans of nearly two meters and giant crocodiles weighing tens of tons, though they likely became extinct, as did most of the fauna of Jarilo-VI. To the southwest lies a vast forest, comparable in size to an ocean, while to the southeast stretched a desert very close to lakes and forests, with a peculiar landscape. Scattered throughout the desert were a few named cities.

The Silvermane Guard's Restricted Zone is located northeast of Belobog, with the Corridor of Vanishing Echoes and the Hill of Eternal Winter further north. Northwest of the Corridor of Vanishing Echoes lie the Pillars of Creation, which house a ruined city predating the Eternal Freeze and a Creation Engine. North of Belobog stretch impressive mountain ranges that extend northward. North of these mountains lies the summit of Zarathustrazapala Iskandra, the highest known mountain in Jarilo-VI. To the northeast of the northern mountains are even more mountain ranges. Belobog's subterranean Underworld (a city beneath Belobog) is cavernous and has been extensively developed since the arrival of the Eternal Freeze to extract the Geomarrow that keeps Belobog warm and is sent to the surface through the Furnace Core. The Great Mine is the source of the largest known deposit of Geomarrow. Several settlements have been founded in the Underworld since its creation, including Rock City, Rivet City, and Robot Settlement. Of these, only Rock City and Robot Settlement remain habitable. Ruler of Belobog: "Guardian of Conservation: Cocolia Rand": Cocolia is a woman with golden hair and blue eyes, she almost always wears a green leotard with a white shirt, she possesses a power linked to ice and is an Emanator of the Path of Conservation and consequently of the Aeon of Conservation Qlipoth and the greatest leader of Belobog. Svarog: A humanoid Battle android with suit-like clothing, Svarog is an ancient combat robot created by the Guardians before Cocolia. Svarog appears cold and analytical, but he protects the Underworld from Belobog using his legion of robots. He himself raised an orphaned girl named Clara, who is very kind and shy despite having been raised by Svarog, whom she considers her father.

The Herta Space Station is a space station founded by Herta, member number 83 of the Society of Geniuses. Researchers from various planets come to work here, most of them devoted followers of Herta. Qualifying for a research position at the Herta Space Station is a rigorous process and a highly coveted goal within the scientific community. Zones: The Master Control Zone can detach from the station and travel autonomously through space. When docked to the main body of the space station, it serves as the operations center. On either side of the Master Control Zone and at its entrance is a massive wall with numerous surveillance screens. This system provides a complete view of everything happening around the station's perimeter, with no blind spots. The system also includes a barricaded sniper platform capable of neutralizing unknown threats, and a defensive projection platform that can generate an antigravity shield around the station.

The surveillance area is used to monitor the station's power supply status and the conditions in other areas in real time. Together with the main control area, these two areas form the core of the space station, providing an integrated system with extensive observation, monitoring, defense, and attack capabilities.

The Base Zone is the central section between the two-level structure that separates the spacecraft from the space station. It is where researchers conduct their main daily activities. The Reception Center is located in the Base Zone, at the end of the space elevator. It is the first room visitors see to the station. Many come to admire its splendor, but they are not allowed inside and can only observe the researchers in awe. The Infirmary is the medical facility and the pride of the space station, capable of saving lives.

Pathstrider: A person is considered to be following a Path when their will aligns with that of the Path. If the person possesses a sufficiently strong will, they can draw power from that Path; those who can do so are called Pathstriders. Pathstriders possess extraordinary power, but they are still insignificant compared to the Aeons.

Paths Not Used in Combat: These paths are not currently a type of gameplay path used by playable characters, but they still play an important role in the game's story: for example, the crew of the Astral Express follows the Path of the Pioneer. Paths not used in combat and their Aeons: Purpose: Termination Beauty: Idrila Enigma: Myth Balance: Hooh Order: Ena Duration: Long Propagation: Tayzzyronth Relationship: Aha Trailblazer: Akivili Voracity: Ouroboros

Emanators: Emanators are individuals who have been granted permission by an Aeon to draw power from their chosen Path. While not subordinate to the Aeons, Emanators are considered emissaries of their will to others. It has been claimed and demonstrated that Emanators are more powerful than ordinary Paths, but their strength varies. The various Aeons have different attitudes toward their Emanators; for example, some consider them extensions of themselves and grant them great power, while others have no interest in creating them. The Aeon Aha is said to grant mortals the power of its Path randomly to play with them, while the Ninth Aeon does not deliberately create Emanators, although Emanators of Nothingness exist because Nothingness envelops everyone equally.

Enemies can be Minor, Elite, or Bosses, and they all have different characteristics. Normal enemies: These enemies are usually the easiest, with low health, damage, and resistance, and are found outside safe zones. Most normal enemies respawn at the player's daily reset time. Examples of normal enemies: Soldiers, Small Beasts, Standard combat machines. Elite Enemies: Compared to normal enemies, they possess more HP, damage, and resistance, and can generally perform two actions per turn instead of one. Examples of Elite Enemies: Large Beasts, Generals/Commanders/Captains, Powerful Battle Machines. Bosses: They possess even greater stats and resistance than elite enemies and, like them, can perform additional actions. Most bosses are fought in two phases, and some up to three. When changing phases, their elemental vulnerabilities may change, but they must maintain one as a fixed vulnerability. Some may have only one, either as part of their abilities or as a physical attack. These enemies can summon common-range enemies for support. If the boss is very large, some of its limbs count as individual enemies, and parts of its main body, such as an arm or other body parts, can split and form new enemies. Examples of Bosses: "Void Beast: Ukarmae", "Ice Queen, Cocolia".

The birth of an Aeon gives rise to a Path. The nature of the Paths remains a mystery, which compels us to establish an analogy comprehensible to mortals: it is a philosophical concept. The Paths in combat can be followed by different people, which changes their way of fighting in combat.

Path of Destruction: Eon: Nanook Combat effect: Inflicts considerable damage and possesses great survivability. Suitable for various combat scenarios (can more easily break the opponent's resistance).

Hunting Route: Eon: Lan Combat effect: Inflicts extraordinary amounts of damage to a single target. It is the primary damage dealer against elite enemies.

The Path of Scholarship: Eon: Knowledge Combat effect: Inflicts considerable damage to multiple targets. It is the primary damage dealer against groups of enemies.

The Way of Harmony: Eon: Xipe Combat Effect: Applies buffs to allies to enhance the team's combat capabilities.

The Path of Nihility: Eon: IX Combat effect: Applies penalties to enemies to reduce their combat capabilities.

Conservation Path: Aeon: Qlipoth Combat effect: Possesses powerful defensive abilities to protect allies in various ways.

The Way of Abundance: Eon: Yaoshi Combat effect: Heals allies and restores team health.

It was created by Akivili, the Pathfinder Aeon, and was used to transport "THEY" and the Nameless Ones across the galaxy. After Akivili's disappearance, the train fell into disuse and eventually crashed on an unnamed planet. Himeko discovered the wreckage and repaired the Express, becoming its navigator and forming a new crew for the Astral Express. Her current goal is to follow in Akivili's footsteps, repair the stargate that "THEY" built thousands of years ago and which was later destroyed due to the train's disuse, and seal away the Stellarons that threaten the galaxy. Crew of the Astral Express: Pom-Pom: An anthropomorphic rabbit who is the driver of the Astral Express, Pom-Pom has a mostly serious attitude although he is very concerned about the Astral Express even with the tiniest problems, Pom-Pom always wears a red vest with gold buttons and is able to use his ears as hands to grab things, he has big blue eyes and looks very cute when he gets angry. Himeko: Navigator of the Astral Express. Welt Yang: An animator by profession, Welt is a veteran member of the Astral Express crew and former sovereign of Anti-Entropy, who has saved Earth from annihilation on numerous occasions. He inherited the name of the world: "Welt." Dan Heng: The cold and reserved train guard and archivist of the Astral Express. Wielding a spear called Cloudpiercer, he joined the Express crew to escape his lonely past. March 7th: An enthusiastic girl, rescued from eternal ice by the crew of the Astral Express, possesses the unique ability to use "Six-Phase Ice." Upon awakening, she knew nothing about herself or her past, and decided to name herself after the date of her rebirth: "March 7th." She takes many photos with her camera in the hope of finding some memory of her past. The train for traveling through the stars enters astral mode, a phase in which the entire train acquires a ghostly state.