She’s known for her silver tongue and captivating tales, similar to another fox-eared HoYoverse character. Tingyun is the Head Representative of the Whistling Flames, a merchant guild in Xianzhou Luofu. As per her HoYoLAB intro, she spends her days helping others because of her conviction to 'be eager to help those in need' and 'do one good deed a day and reflect on oneself three times a day.” Tingyun She’s a fan of the group’s history and aims to become as renowned as the Cloud Knights in historic legends. Sushang is a naive, energetic newcomer to the Cloud Knights. She’s a certified slacker and perpetually the “lowest level of Diviners” but somehow hasn’t been fired yet. Qingque works as a Diviner of the Divination Commission, the equivalent of a public servant job in Xianzhou Luofu. Her phone case apparently references HoYoverse’s other game, Tears of Themis.

She may be young, but she’s capable of managing logistics, troops, and other tactics. Pelageya Sergeyevna, is an intelligence officer for the Silvermane Guards. She first appears in the story after Bronya and the Trailblazers inadvertently end up in the Underworld. She’s also friendly enough to be popular with her people, including children like Hook.

Natasha works as one of the only doctors taking care of civilians in the Underworld. She regained consciousness on March 7th, thus her name. Her past is similar to yours, where she was discovered frozen in space and woke up without any memories of her past. She makes fast friends with the protagonist thanks to her outgoing, cheerful personality. March 7th is one of your fellow Trailblazers. As per his HoYoLAB introduction, he wields an ancient sword filled with cracks “like his body and his mind.” It’s unclear what that really means since we don’t have much lore on him. Bladeīlade is a Stellaron Hunter, just like Kafka and Silver Wolf. She apparently hates seeing others suffer, so she closes her eyes as she tends to their ailments and injuries. She’s known as the “Healer Lady” in her area due to her medical expertise. Bailuīailu is a member of her planet’s Vidyadhara race - something related to her antler-like horns. She manages the staff, operations, and astronomy research at the station while Herta focuses on her own projects. AstaĪsta is the lead astronomist in charge of the Herta Space Station and foil to the actual master of the site, who has a more hands-off approach (doesn’t manage anything). He’s fairly aloof but visibly has a soft spot for his dog, Peppy. HoYoverseĪrlan heads the Herta Space Station Security Department and cares deeply about protecting the station’s staff, even viewing his scars as “badges of honor” for defending them. The closed beta was only a small glimpse into what Honkai: Star Rail will fully offer, which may well be an experience separate from Genshin Impact's charms.Ĭheck out Honkai: Star Rail Q&A with HoYoverse, from combat plans, gacha system, and more to learn exclusive details on the game's upcoming release.Just some splash art of Arlan with Peppy.

Each game offers a completely different-but equally immersive-story, unique combat systems, and a lovable cast of characters that we can't wait to meet again. Ultimately, while there are some copy-pasted ideas between Genshin Impact and Honkai: Star Rail, the experience of playing both games is not the same. For instance, in a quest where Hook attempts to sell at an auction, players can choose to immediately start the auction or increase their chances of earning by helping a potential bidder. Apart from more engaging writing, Honkai: Star Rail's dialogue doesn't rely on the illusion of choice, as some choices genuinely impact the course of the story. The Trailblazer also has a more interesting personality (and more voice lines!) than the Traveler, whose dialogue options have been met with mixed reactions from the Genshin Impact community.

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