Here’s a guide to Puppet Herta, one of the most sought after characters in Honkai Star Rail. She may not be the strongest, but for those eager to use her. I’ll cover her Stats, Abilities, Eidolons, then her best Relics and Light Cones, and finally her Team Compositions.

Herta is a free character from a Simulated Universe. You can also get 3 of her Eidolons for free through game mode. She is a 4-Star Ice character following Erudition path, the path of AoE damage specialist.

Stats & Comparisons

Her base stats at level 80 are 952 health, 582 attack and 396 defense. She has a Speed of 100 and a Power Cost of 110. As an Erudition character, she has a Taunt Value of 75. This makes her one of the lowest health characters in the game, as well as one of the lowest defenses.

Her base attack is below average. Her 100 speed stat puts her at an average speed in the game. The energy cost of the 110, while good, is lower than most characters.

Abilities

She deals a standard amount of Ice damage to a single enemy. This will inflict 30 Toughness damage, restore 1 skill point, and restore 20 energy.

Basic Attack

Her skill is One-Time Offer. If the enemy’s health is above 50%, she deals with 20% more damage to them. On a single target DPS or higher multiplier, this is usually powerful.

Ultimate

Her ultimate is It’s Magic, which deals with massive Ice damage to all enemies. This will inflict 60 Toughness damage and refund 5 Energy to all enemies.

Signature Talent: Kuru Kuru

Now for her Talent, which is what she’s known and really loved in her gameplay.

When an enemy’s health drops below 50%, Herta will launch a follow-up attack. This follow-up attack will deal a small Ice damage to all enemies and 15 Toughness damage. Each subsequent attack restores 5 energy.

Technique

Her last Technique is It Can Still Be Optimized. After use, Herta’s attack power will be increased by 40% at the beginning of the battle, lasting for 3 rounds. This is the same as Dan Heng’s skill, very strong and can be superimposed with other skills.

Eidolons

Now to her Eidolons. The first three are available for free, so we can consider them part of her base kit. Her first Eidolon will cause her base skills to deal 40% of her attack damage as bonus damage to enemies below half health. I’m guessing it’s good for saving skill points on the enemies you’re executing.

Whenever her Talent is triggered, her second Eidolon will give her a 3% Critical Chance stack, up to 5 times. This effect requires many enemy deaths to trigger its maximum stack count.

Her free third Eidolon will give her skills an enormous boost, but not as much as you’d hope. Herta’s fourth Eidolon will increase her talent damage by 10%. That’s a fairly small buff considering it’s already low damage.

After using her ultimate, her final Eidolon grants her a 25% attack buff for 1 turn. I’m guessing this is used to grant her an attack buff for her follow-ups.

Best Relics

Her best set will be a Hunter of Glacial Forest set. After using her ultimate, her entire gear is greatly enhanced, just like her E6, but more powerful. You can also choose Musketeer set, or mix the two effects for a combined attack and Ice damage buff.

For her Planar Ornaments, her best suit is Inert Salsotto. But you can also go to Space Sealing Station. For the main stat, there is an option to either Crit Chance or Crit Damage body parts. Because of her free crit stat, she is more prone to crit damage later in the game.

Best Light Cones

Herta’s best Light Cones would be Before Dawn, Today Is Another Peaceful Day, Seriousness of Breakfast, and Night on the Milky Way.

Team Compositions

March 7th will freeze and follow up with Herta, so it could be interesting in a Simulated Universe. This freeze only slightly enhances Herta’s ultimate.

Natasha was there for treatment. Dan Heng is there to take the team’s damage, cause Herta’s Talent to proc, and slow down enemies. Including Yanqing makes for a complete Frozen team.

Outro

Anyway, I hope this Herta guide can help you. If you also want to try Herta, you might as well get a new Honkai Star Rail Account to experience it. I believe this will give you a distinct surprise.

Today we’re going to have a quick discussion of Stamina efficiency in Honkai Star Rail. This guide will tell you how to consume Stamina every day to get the best return through the most accurate statistics. Include which activities to prioritize when upgrading to maximize your return on investment.

The way we came to this conclusion was simple, but it required a lot of testing and calculations. We did this by calculating the exact resource each person gets after spending 60 Stamina to get an idea of the percentage and damage difference. These activities include leveling up and ascending characters, Light Cones, upgrading Traces for ultimates, Skills and basic attacks, as well as Farming Relics.

Among them, the greater the percentage damage increase, the higher the priority. Also, if the reward for 60 Stamina consumption varies, like most game modes, we’ll use the average. To cut a long story short, I’m going to show you all the calculations of the benefits after using 60 Stamina.

Results

Obviously you should level up your character first as it gives the highest rewards, and it increases damage by 3.05%. But these upgrade materials become very expensive after level 50 and only provide a 1.39% return.

Then we still brush the promotion material first? The answer is yes, because the leveling experience requires more rounds of Stamina consumption, rather than a simple boost. As you can see on this graph of increasing stamina demands, you end up benefiting more from the 3.05% boost after balancing them.

If we don’t include Farming Relics, it’s actually quite simple. According to the cost requirements table, to upgrade a full set of Gold Relics up to level 15, it would cost nearly 3k Stamina in total, which is more than double Stamina 1444 required for all 12 levels. This results in your being unable to farm anything else for a long time.

Now characters before level 50 can also easily get Gold Relics, but the Relics experience gained per round has actually been reduced.

Here’s a table showing the percentage return for upgrading a relic after level 50. We can easily see that you can prioritize farming the right Relics and upgrade them to level 9 whenever you want. Because it’s very rewarding and also leveling up to level 12 will be better than leveling up Light Cones or Basic Attacks. Finally, if you don’t have a spare Stamina, you just need to upgrade Relics to level 15.

Summary

All in all, this is the best order to spend Stamina after you reach account level 50. Assuming you don’t need to farm to get Credits, this is the best scenario for characters between level 60 and 70.

The thing you need to note is that you always level up your character first, then you can level up your skills in Traces or power up Light Cone before leveling up Ultimates.

After that, you should activate the percentage stat boosts in Traces, then start farming Relics and level them up to level 12. Because these activities generate very similar returns.

Keep in mind that the three least effective activities are farming Light Cone experience, upgrading basic attacks in Traces. Finally, upgrading Relics to level 15. As long as you save them until the end, you should be on the right track.

Outro

That’s all for how you can get the most out of Stamina once you reach level 50 in Honkai Star Rail. You may ask, what about level 60? Although there is not yet enough data to confirm this, it makes sense to assume the same outcome.

If you are also interested, why not get a brand new Honkai Star Rail Account to try it out? Maybe you can find the best way to get the most out of Stamina.