Honkai: Star Rail Version 2.6: Annals of Pinecany's Mappou Age Arrives October 23rd!
HoYoverse has unveiled details for the highly anticipated Honkai: Star Rail version 2.6 update, titled "Annals of Pinecany's Mappou Age," launching October 23rd. This update transports players to Penacony and its vibrant Paperfold University.
What's New?
Paperfold University is celebrating its anniversary amidst a bustling academic atmosphere. Expect student club recruitment drives, lively music, and various academic events.
The spotlight, however, is undeniably on Rappa, the new 5-star Galaxy Ranger character who also identifies as a ninja. Her gameplay revolves around ninjutsu, incorporating ninja mantras, scrolls, graffiti, and even rap. Rappa's mission? To hunt down the villainous Evil Ninja Osaru. Her ultimate attack, Sealform Ningu: Demonbane Petalblade, features a first-person perspective, allowing players to decimate enemies and significantly reduce their Toughness.
Honkai: Star Rail Version 2.6 Events
The "Sound Hunt Ninjutsu Inscription" event tasks players with managing a band for the Dreamlight Anniversary music party, collaborating with Rappa for an unforgettable performance.
Returning limited 5-star characters Dan Heng • Imbibitor Lunae, Acheron, and Aventurine will be available in the warp event during both halves of the update. See the trailer for a sneak peek!
The Simulated Universe receives a substantial upgrade in version 2.6. Following the success of Swarm Disaster and Gold and Gears, a larger-scale challenge awaits. The third DLC, "The Unknowable Domain," introduces a massive void linked to post-Second Emperor's War conflicts involving scholars and the powerful Scepter system – an advanced external thinking unit. Players must collect and upgrade Scepters using Components, creating synergistic combinations to defeat the final boss.
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