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Jing Yuan's banner was released on 17.05.2023 and it will be available for 3 weeks, until 07.06.2023. Please keep in mind that some regions will get the banner earlier - Asia being the first, followed by Europe and NA being last.

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Sorry NA players, I just had to do it!

We already updated his profile with release information, so you can visit it to learn about his skills, traces and Eidolons. The rest of the guide will focus on reviewing the release version of Jing and giving tips about how you should use him - if you decide to pull him obviously.

Changes compared to Final Beta

There wasn't that many changes to Jing Yuan's kit compared to the final beta. Most of it was just wording improvements (like Attack Count was replaced with Hits Per Action when it comes to Lightning-Lord).

The only change in his kit affected the Technique:

SkillBeforeAfter
TechniqueAfter using Jing Yuan's Technique, at the start of the next battle, Lightning-Lord's attack count in the first turn increases by 2.After using Technique, at the start of the next battle, the Lightning-Lord's Hits Per Action in the first turn increases by 3.

The other thing that had changed are his Minor Traces:

BeforeAfter
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    Lightning DMG

    +14.4%
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    CRIT Rate

    +18.7%
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    DEF%

    +12.5%
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    ATK%

    +28%
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    CRIT Rate

    +12%
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    DEF%

    +12.5%

Overall ATK% in the early game has a way bigger impact on the damage, but once you reach mid and end-game type of gear and also include the buffers into the equation, DMG% stats (elemental damage is part of it) become a bit more important. So this change is a bit so so.

Calculations

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The data for this section were provided by Grimro. To learn more about his simulations, check out his YouTube or theorycrafting Discord.

We already updated our DPS Ranking to include some small improvements to Jing Yuan's kit and you can see his placement there:

DPS Rankings

The sections below instead will focus on comparing various builds and Light Cones you can use on Jing Yuan and how they affect his damage. The numbers and simulations were provided by Grimro and he actually shared the sheet where he did all the math and you can check it out here:

Grimro Jing Yuan sheet

Damage distribution

The first thing you need to understand about Jing Yuan is that the majority of his damage comes from the Lightning-Lord. This makes the stack management for it crucial as it can heavily impact his damage output.

Single target damage

  • Skill - 16%
  • Ultimate - 9.7%
  • Talent (Lightning-Lord) - 74.3%
AoE (3 targets) damage

  • Skill - 27.4%
  • Ultimate - 16.5%
  • Talent (Lightning-Lord) - 56.1%

Light Cones

This section compares Jing Yuan's single target and AoE damage output in a 8 cycle battle - the rules of the simulation are exactly the same as in our DPS Ranking, so if you want to learn more about them, head there.

Best Light Cones - Single target at Eidolon 0
Jing Yuan (E0) - single target damage

Before Dawn (S5)

411,623 dmg100%

Before Dawn (S1)

334,289 dmg81.21%

Today Is Another Peaceful Day (S5)

296,821 dmg72.11%

The Birth of the Self (S5)

287,461 dmg69.84%

Today Is Another Peaceful Day (S1)

260,580 dmg63.31%

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The Birth of the Self (S1)

251,687 dmg61.15%

The Seriousness of Breakfast (S5)

248,111 dmg60.28%

Night on the Milky Way (S1)

242,354 dmg58.88%

The Seriousness of Breakfast (S1)

232,013 dmg56.37%


Best Light Cones - AoE at Eidolon 0
Jing Yuan (E0) - AoE damage

Before Dawn (S5)

715,609 dmg100%

Before Dawn (S1)

588,114 dmg82.18%

Today Is Another Peaceful Day (S5)

536,720 dmg75%

The Birth of the Self (S5)

484,480 dmg67.7%

Today Is Another Peaceful Day (S1)

470,615 dmg65.76%

Overall you can easily see that Before Dawn has a massive advantage over any other Erudition Cone available in the game currently - even at S1 Before Dawn beats any other fully superimposed Light Cone.

Relic Sets & Stats

Relic Sets

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Band of Sizzling Thunder

Relic Set

(2)

Increases Lightning DMG by 10%.

(4)

When the wearer uses Skill, increases the wearer's ATK by 20% for 1 turn(s).

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Inert Salsotto

Planetary Ornament Set

(2)

Increases the wearer's CRIT Rate by 8%. When the wearer's current CRIT Rate reaches 50% or higher, the wearer's Ultimate and follow-up attack DMG increases by 15%.

For the Relic Set, Band of Sizzling Thunder is the best one for Jing Yuan - the set is perfect for him. As for the Planetary Sets, while Inert Salsotto wins in a lot of scenarios, the Space Sealing Station set isn't that far behind (check the section below for detailed comparison).

Main Stats

When it comes to the Main Stats, here's what Jing prefers:

  • Body - Crit Rate
  • Feet - ATK% or Speed
  • Planar Sphere - Lightning DMG
  • Link Rope - ATK%

Important! For the Feet slot, don't blindly go for Speed! While it's great to have Speed Boots in the Memory of Chaos as this will make Jing Yuan (and any other character) cycle faster, there are some breakpoints that can cause a lot of harm. First of all, if you want to run Speed boots, you need to make sure Jing's total Speed is equal or above 134. But you also need to make sure your supports are as fast (or even faster), otherwise they won't be able to generate enough Skill Points for him.

For general gameplay and if you don't care about min-maxing, going with ATK% boots is the safe way that's not much worse than Speed ones. You can check the numbers in the section below.

Sub Stats Priority

Crit DMG = Crit Rate > ATK% > Speed

You build Jing like any other damage dealer in the game, so the holy trinity of Crit DMG, Crit Rate and ATK% is important for him.

Skill Priority

Talent > Skill > Ultimate > Basic

The order is pretty obvious considering the majority of Jing's damage comes from the Lightning-Lord.

Major Traces Priority

War Marshal > Battalia Crush > Man With a Plan

Planetary Set & Speed/ATK Boots

The simulations below were ran on Jing Yuan E0 + Before Dawn S1.

SSS/IS and Speed/ATK% Boots comparison

Speed Feet + Inert Salsotto

334,289 dmg100%

Speed Feet + Space Sealing Station

330,642 dmg98.91%

ATk% Feet + Inert Salsotto

313,995 dmg93.93%

ATK% Feet + Space Sealing Station

292,342 dmg87.45%

Spender Zone

This section is targeted toward spenders to help them pick the sweet spot for their Jing pulls.

Please keep in mind that currently E4 Energy bonus isn't included in our Simulations as it massively changes the rotation and we will calculate it at a later date. This means that in the game, Jing at E4 and higher will perform better than the simulations below are showing.

Jing Yuan (E0-E6) + Before Dawn (S1) - AoE damage

Jing Yuan (E6)

888,134 dmg100%

Jing Yuan (E5)

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766,206 dmg86.27%

Jing Yuan (E4)

707,116 dmg79.62%

Jing Yuan (E3)

707,116 dmg79.62%

Jing Yuan (E2)

698,508 dmg78.65%

Jing Yuan (E1)

670,071 dmg75.45%

Jing Yuan (E0)

588,114 dmg66.22%


Jing Yuan (E0-E6) + Before Dawn (S5) - AoE damage

Jing Yuan (E6)

1,084,442 dmg100%

Jing Yuan (E5)

931,811 dmg85.93%

Jing Yuan (E4)

859,363 dmg79.24%

Jing Yuan (E3)

859,363 dmg79.24%

Jing Yuan (E2)

849,372 dmg78.32%

Jing Yuan (E1)

818,217 dmg75.45%

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Jing Yuan (E0)

715,609 dmg65.99%

As you can see, having Jing Yuan at E0 with his cone gives you more damage than Jing Yuan at E3 without his cone. So if you're a spender getting his cone - even the base version - is something you don't really want to skip.

Review

Warning! A wall of text below, but I promise it's worth reading!

The Dozing General of the Xianzhou Luofu is undeniably a very powerful and intimidating character. He’s a character who performs exceptionally well in spite of him being on the Path of Erudition; Jing Yuan is able to dole out great single-target damage in addition to already absurd AoE damage and has bonus crit stats for free that turn his already impressive damage up a notch, giving him a lot of staying power and impeccable scaling into the late-game.

Interestingly enough, you wouldn’t be able to tell how strong he actually is with just a glance at his overall multipliers—they look rather modest, and that’s putting it generously… right? You wouldn’t know it, but the vast majority of Jing Yuan’s damage in combat comes from his talent, potentially as much as 70%! Where on earth does that damage come from?

Well, this is unfortunately a failure on the part of the skill description of Jing Yuan’s talent mostly. See, Jing Yuan is always shadowed by an additional in-combat entity, his Lightning Lord. Lightning Lord has its own speed value and will act independently of Jing Yuan, and if Jing Yuan is downed in combat, Lightning Lord will also peace out.

The talent description is quite verbose and rather confusing, resulting in many people severely underrating Jing Yuan as a character. Let’s try and break it down.

Lightning Lord’s attacks target a random enemy, dealing 25% of its damage to adjacent targets. Its attacks are considered follow-ups, and Lightning Lord has the base values of 60 speed, and 3 Hits Per Action. One Hit Per Action equates to dealing up to 66% of Jing Yuan’s ATK at max trace level, which means Lightning Lord’s base damage with its base 3 Hits per action is up to 198% of Jing Yuan’s ATK. Any further increases to the Hits Per Action will add on the value of 1 Hit Per Action to the current total.

This means that you just take the base multiplier and multiply it by the current Hit Per Action to work out how much damage Lightning Lord’s attack will deal. Since the absolute maximum amount of Hit Per Action is 10, this means Lightning Lord’s attack can deal at most up to 660% of Jing Yuan’s attack, and that’s if it’s only on one target. If there are multiple enemies all taking splash damage from each hit, it skyrockets to a theoretical maximum of 990%. Yeah, now you see where the ridiculous damage comes from.

An important clarification is that each Hit Per Action introduces the increased damage as a whole new instance of damage. This means at 10 stacks, it deals that 660% multiplier as 10 separate hits of 66%, with each one targeting different enemies and splashing onto foes adjacent to them. This spreads the total damage out relatively evenly across all targets, with only some slight losses occurring if some of the damage targets corner targets (thus losing half of the splash damage), but overall is a quite consistent AoE damage tool. More obviously, in single-target scenarios, all of that damage gets concentrated on that one target, creating quite the damage nuke.

In addition to this, every time Lightning Lord’s Hit Per Action increases by 1, it will gain 10 extra Speed. This pushes its turn forward and allows Lightning Lord to get more attacks over the course of a fight. The reason this is important to facilitate is because as mentioned previously, the max Hits Per Action is 10, so if Jing Yuan is somehow able to act again before Lightning Lord attacks, you can end up losing out on damage due to overcapping the Hits Per Action. In practice, this is extremely unlikely unless you turbo-stack Speed onto Jing Yuan and have outside speed boosts.

Because each Hit Per Action adds the same amount of damage to Lightning Lord’s next attack, the damage gains from each stack are entirely linear (with one caveat discussed later), but you ideally want to be getting stacks as high as possible for speed purposes.After Lightning Lord attacks, its Hit Per Action will return back to the base value of 3, and its speed will also return to the base value of 60.

The way Jing Yuan increases the Hit Per Action of Lightning Lord is through his skill and his ultimate, and getting more uses out of each will increase the rate at which Lightning Lord can slam its heavenly spear directly through your enemies.

Jing Yuan’s skill deals AoE damage to all foes on the field, up to 100% atk to all at max trace level. A very unimpressive multiplier, but as we now know, this is not the main source of Jing Yuan’s damage; using this skill will increase Lightning Lord’s Hit Per Action by 2.

Jing Yuan’s ultimate is also an AoE attack, cleaving all enemies for up to 200% atk at max trace level, and simultaneously increasing Lightning Lord’s Hit Per Action by 3. This is a great way of instantly increasing the Hits Per Action, but it comes at a steep above-average energy cost of 130.

Because these two attacks increase Lightning Lord’s Hits Per Action —and more importantly, because Basic Attack does NOT increase Attack Count at all—Jing Yuan always wants to be spending SP to use his skill, as this will increase Lightning Lord’s Hits Per Action, and will also regenerate more energy for Jing Yuan to get more ultimates off.

As you can imagine, because the potential maximum multiplier that Lightning Lord can gain is so exceedingly high, Jing Yuan also benefits hugely from all types of buffs. And is one of the reasons he scales so very well into late-game content. He especially enjoys the benefits that the Harmony characters (Asta, Tingyun, Bronya) can bring, as he makes more use of their buffs than most other units typically can.

It gets even better for Jing Yuan, though, because his bonus traces are expertly tailored to improve his performance and serve to increase his scaling even further. Remember that one caveat that was alluded to earlier? Well, his A2 bonus trace is where this caveat is. I said earlier that each stack of Hit Per Action is a linear increase in damage, and that’s true… up until you unlock his A2.

A2 makes it so that if Lightning Lord’s Hits Per Action is at 6 or above when it next attacks, its Crit Damage will be increased by 20%. This is an absurd bonus that will basically always be active unless Jing Yuan has his turn delayed. With even a small amount of investment into speed, 6 stacks is hardly a challenge to obtain otherwise, and you should always strive to reach at least 6 before Lightning Lord’s next turn.

This synergizes very well with Jing Yuan’s A6, which increases his crit rate by 10% for 2 turns after using his skill, meaning Jing Yuan has easy access to free crit stats in his kit, something that is usually only seen on Hunt characters. A4 also gives Jing Yuan a bonus of 15 energy at the start of a battle, giving him a head-start in reaching his ultimate and stacking Lightning Lord to the max.

I do need to point out that maximizing Jing Yuan’s effectiveness means you need to pay extra attention to your skill order and rotation; if you’re the kind of person who is likely to be using Jing Yuan’s skill when he’s already at full energy, just as an example, you may notice that you inevitably run into scenarios where Lightning Lord is attacking before at least 6 stacks.

You may also want to specifically try and concentrate all of Lightning Lord’s immense power onto a single target, and so you’d ideally want to focus-fire any surrounding lesser foes before Lightning Lord strikes to maximize the number of Hits Per Action going onto the main foe. Either way, Jing Yuan benefits a lot from more attentive play, as even small overcaps on energy can add up a lot over the course of an entire encounter.

Jing Yuan is truly a phenomenal unit that is likely to remain relevant for quite some time to come, owing to his fantastic talent scaling and inherent crit buffs. He works in all circumstances and takes to outside buffs extremely well, raising his already absurd damage even further.

The only thing better than his overall performance is his spectacular hair-care routine. Even a general needs to look his best~

Pros and Cons

Pros
  • Top-tier AoE damage combined with great single-target damage,
  • Easy to use and reach his AoE potential (unlike Clara),
  • Highest skill multipliers in the game currently,
  • Great at Breaking as each Lightning Lord attack is treated as separate damage instance,
  • A freaking Stand.
Cons
  • On auto, Lightning-Lord may attack before getting 6 stacks which will waste the major trace bonus,
  • 130 Ultimate cost means you will need to get 5 energy from somewhere if you want to use his Ultimate every 4 turns - 30 x 4 (from using Skill) + 5 from using Ultimate = 125,
  • Kinda bad synergy with offensive supports - since you can't target Lightning-Lord, you can't boost it directly with Bronya for example.

Ratings

Please keep in mind that the ratings are tailored toward Memory of Chaos - for generic content you can use anything. Our Tier List and ratings focus only on Memory of Chaos.

While his single target damage output is pretty great sadly it's not on the same level as Seele - you can compare him more to YQ. Jing Yuan shines more in AoE scenarios and compared to Clara, doesn't need to fulfill multiple conditions to reach his damage potential - also there's a lot of Lightning-weak enemies in the current MoC, so he is perfect fit there.

Ratings
  • General - S
  • Single target - S
  • AoE - S+

Should you pull?

Is Jing Yuan a must pull?

He is great damage dealer that performs exceptionally well in AoE scenarios, while still being great when there's just one enemy left. He instantly jumped to the top 3 DPS in the game, alongside Seele and Yanqing, pushing Clara a bit down (but in the current MoC she's used more as a Tank either way).

Still, keep in mind that we already know who is coming in 1.1 version and that's Silver Wolf and Luocha. SW is a great debuffer who can potentially have a huge impact on the meta and how we build teams and Luocha will be the saving grace for people that don't have Bailu or Gepard. While we think that at level 80 cap you will be able to delve deep into MoC with F2P damage dealers, if you lack the defensive pillars for the team, you're in trouble. Big trouble.

Also, Kafka could potentially be released soon after the two characters above and since she is also an AoE DPS from the Lightning element, it's best to pick only one of them - at this point in the game, you don't need multiple DPS of the same element with the current meta being 1 DPS + 3 Supports.

So, should you pull for Jing? You will have to answer the question yourself, but we hope after reading this guide you will know if he's worth it!

More videos

If you want to hear some different opinions or learn more about Jing Yuan, check the videos below:

FAQs

Should you pull for Jing Yuan Light Cone? ›

Ideally, the Light Cone that comes with the Jing Yuan, called “Before Dawn” would be a great one for him as it offers him stat bonuses and increments for his Crit DMG, Skill, Ultimate DMG as well as his follow-up DMG which is essentially his entire kit.

Is Jing Yuan a must pull? ›

Yes, Jing Yuan is worth pulling if you want a strong Lightning character. As a member of the Erudition path, Jing Yuan unleashes electrifying AoE attacks that deal considerable damage and also increases Lightning-Lord's hits per action.

Is Jing Yuan worth pulling in Honkai Star Rail? ›

Unlike Serval, he doesn't need to rely on DoTs, which can be resisted by the enemy. So yes, pull for Jing Yuan. If Seele is the game's best single-target DPS, JY is the best AoE DPS.

Is Jing Yuan F2P friendly? ›

Thankfully, she is also a F2P-friendly unit, as her kit works fine even at Eidolon 0.

Who is the strongest character in Honkai: Star Rail? ›

Tingyun. HoYoverse Energy generation helps in getting your character's ultimate in Honkai Star Rail. Tingyun is easily the best four-star character in Honkai Star Rail, thanks to her brilliant buffs for DPS characters. She can generate energy for allies and boost their damage for multiple turns.

Who is next after Jing Yuan banner? ›

List of all Banners in Honkai Star Rail
Banner name5-Star characterBanner dates
Butterfly on SwordtipSeele26th April, 2023 to 17th May, 2023
Swirl of Heavenly SpearJing Yuan17th May, 2023 to 6th June, 2023
Contract ZeroSilver Wolf7th June, 2023 to 28th June, 2023
Laic PursuitLuocha28th June, 2023 to 18th July, 2023
Jun 7, 2023

Is speed boots good for Jing Yuan? ›

While it's great to have Speed Boots in the Memory of Chaos as this will make Jing Yuan (and any other character) cycle faster, there are some breakpoints that can cause a lot of harm. First of all, if you want to run Speed boots, you need to make sure Jing's total Speed is equal or above 134.

How old is Jing Yuan from Honkai: Star Rail? ›

Honkai: Star Rail characters' ages and heights
CharactersAgesHeights
Jing Yuan300+6'1" / 185.4 cm
Kafka28/305'6" / 170 cm
March 7th19/225'3" / 160 cm
Natasha36/395'4" / 162.5 cm
24 more rows
May 19, 2023

Should I single pull or 10 pull in Honkai? ›

If you're wondering about their rates, single pulls and 10x pulls are just the same. You will get a 4 star or higher item whether you pull on single or 10x pulls, as long as it hits the 10th mark (IF you haven't received any 4 stars within 9 pulls).

Is Jing Yuan a good character? ›

Jing Yuan is an immensely powerful Erudition character who is incredibly efficient at dealing with groups through lightning damage. Aside from his own damage, he also brings into battle the Lightning Lord, who will take their own turn and smite enemies with a burst of group DPS. Plus, he's handsome.

Is there pity in Honkai: Star Rail? ›

Thankfully, much like Genshin Impact, Honkai Star Rail includes a Pity system designed for players to make the most of their pulls. Pity can help you make the most of your Warps in the game, and increase your chances of getting those rare 5-star characters and Light Cones.

Who is the most F2P friendly character? ›

Luckily, if Travelers are struggling with this issue, they can always try to opt for F2P-friendly units instead.
  • 8 Gorou.
  • 7 Albedo.
  • 6 Sangonomiya Kokomi.
  • 5 Barbara.
  • 4 Bennett.
  • 3 Zhongli.
  • 2 Raiden Shogun.
  • 1 Venti.
Nov 11, 2022

Is Xiao or Ganyu better for F2P? ›

Weapons. In terms of weapons, Ganyu is far more F2P friendly compared to Xiao.

What is the best 4 * Light Cone for Jing Yuan? ›

Arguably, the best 4-star Light Cone for Jing Yuan is "The Seriousness of Breakfast," which enhances the wearer's DMG by 12%. Additionally, their ATK increases by 4% for every enemy defeated, stacking up to three times.

Who is the best 4 * S in Honkai: Star Rail? ›

Tingyun is arguably the best 4-star unit in Honkai: Star Rail. Her ability to improve the performance of the ally affected by her Benediction buff is comparable to 5-star units abilities. With her Ultimate, Tingyun can operate as a battery and insanely buff one of her allies' damage for two turns.

Who is the bad guy in Honkai Impact? ›

Houkai (or Honkai), also known as Collapse, are the titular central antagonists of Guns Girl Z and its sequel Honkai Impact 3rd.

How do you make Jing Yuan stronger? ›

For Jing Yuan, we recommend the 4-piece Band of Sizzling Thunder Relic set to increase his Lightning and Skill damage. The 4-piece Musketeer of Wild Wheat is also a good, easily obtainable set that can increase his attack stat and speed.

What is the crit ratio for Jing Yuan? ›

Jing Yuan gets around 24 percent Crit Rate from his Traces, which makes it a lesser priority. Other than those, you can also look for ATK Percent, SPD, and Break Effect.

Is Bronya good with Jing Yuan? ›

Another good support character to use in the team comp for Jing Yuan in Honkai: Star Rail is Bronya. Although she synergizes perfectly with Seele, the Harmony hero is also a good addition to his team. With her Skill, Jing Yuan's action can be forwarded immediately, which comes accompanied by a 33% DMG increase.

Why does Jing Yuan have a lion? ›

Qingzu: Those stone lions you can see out the front of the Seat of Divine Foresight were erected by Jing Yuan to commemorate his dear friend Snowmoon the snow lion.

Are Blade and Jing Yuan related? ›

Blade and jing yuan are brothers|TikTok Search.

How long until Jing Yuan banner? ›

In Honkai Star Rail, Jing Yuan's banner will be released on May 17, 2023. The Swirl of Heavenly Spear banner will feature Jing Yuan and a few others, and it will remain available until June 7, 2023.

What is the best artifact set for Jing Yuan? ›

The best Relic sets for Jing Yuan in Honkai: Star Rail is easily the Band of Sizzling Thunder. Other than that, the Planar Ornament Inert Salsotto is also great to increase the General's Crit Rate along with his Ultimate and Follow-up DMG.

What element is Jing Yuan? ›

Jing Yuan is a 5 Star Lightning Element character in the Honkai Star Rail universe, known for his mastery over the Lightning element and his command over the Xianzhou Luofu.

What boots does Lo Celso wear? ›

Giovani Lo Celso Football Boots 2022-23: adidas Predator Edge.

Is Night on the Milky Way good for Jing Yuan? ›

Night On The Milky Way allows Jing Yuan to bring out better qualities in his AoE attacks when he is facing multiple opponents. It's also great for when he faces enemies weak to Lightning. It doesn't come close to Before Dawn but is a great alternative. Increases the wearer's CRIT DMG by 36/42/48/54/60%.

How does Jing Yuan follow up work? ›

When the Lightning-Lord takes action, its hits are considered as follow-up attacks, with each hit dealing Lightning DMG equal to 33%–82.5% of Jing Yuan's ATK to a random single enemy, and enemies adjacent to it also receive Lightning DMG equal to 25% of the DMG dealt to the target enemy.

Videos

1. BAILU FULL GUIDE: How to Play, Best Relic & Light Cone Build, Teams | Honkai: Star Rail 1.1
(SevyPlays)
2. 【HONKAI: STAR RAIL】 Jing Yuan will maybe come home? 【NIJISANJI EN | Elira Pendora】
(Elira Pendora 【NIJISANJI EN】)
3. HONKAI STAR RAIL TIER LIST
(Gacha Gamer)
4. Jing Yuan's Best Teammates | Honkai: Star Rail
(Valkyrja)
5. Xianzhou Pronunciation Guide (+ name meanings!) | Honkai Star Rail
(Ying - 莺)
6. Complete Guide to SILVER WOLF in Honkai: Star Rail | Best Builds, Light Cones, Relics, Teams & MORE!
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