News Tag: Honkai Star Rail Planar Ornaments

Hello Honkai Star Rail fans! If you are a player who wants to get Planar Ornaments, the following content will be of great help to you!

Honkai Star Rail players who want to farm Planar Ornaments can obtain them by completing Simulated Universe or through the steps of Synthesis.

For those of you who forgot where it is, Simulated Universe is located in Herta's office inside the Herta Space Station, which is in the lower left section of Master Control Zone. Simulated Universe also features teleportation, so getting there shouldn't be a problem for most players.

Planar Ornaments are Relics available to Honkai Star Rail players only after completing the "No Time for Me, My Friend" quest. Of course you will also get some Honkai Star Rail Accounts for completing this task. If you haven't completed this quest, you must be Trailblaze level 24 and complete "Dangerous Muddy Swamp" and its prerequisites.

How To Farm Planar Ornaments Relics

There are two kinds of Planar Ornaments in Honkai Star Rail:

• Planar Sphere
• Link Rope

If the same set of Relics are put together, two Relics will be rewarded with 2 pieces. Obtaining both types can be done by farming Simverse (provided the player has completed the "No Time for Me, My Friend" quest).

More specifically, you can acquire Planar Ornaments from one of two types of Domains:

• Domain - Elite
• Domain - Boss

Elite provides players with one chance to drop such Relics, while Boss provides players with two chances, so you have to choose carefully.

Note that the rarity of the drops can vary from 2 to 5 stars. The 5 star option is generally recommended as these suits have the highest stats (especially if it's in the right area for the character you plan to build).

Planar Ornaments Synthesis

Players who have reached Trailblaze level 40 can use the Relics crafting mechanic in Omni-Sythesizer. The section relevant to this article is called Planar Ornaments Synthesis. Use 100 Relics Remains to create a Planar Sphere or a Link Rope, depending on what you want to choose.

You can salvage unwanted Relics for 10 Relics Remains per item. Self-Modeling Resin is another noteworthy item, as it allows you to choose the main stats for any Relics you want to get. Even if you're free-to-play, you can get this item through Nameless Honor at level 40.

Modeling Resin is hard to come by, but it can certainly be useful if players are unlucky enough to not get the correct primary stats for a certain Relics.

Farming Trailblaze Levels is ideal for anyone below Trailblaze level 40. This Synthesis feature can serve as a complementary way to get the Relics players want, especially if they've finished farming Simulated Universe (or are tired of grinding it).

In the future, the version update of Honkai Star Rail may introduce a new way to obtain Planar Ornaments. Also, new Relics can be added to farm in later patches. This guide should still help Trailblaze with what's currently available in Honkai Star Rail. Remember, RNG requires some skills to get a good round.

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Good luck to anyone who wants to have the most diverse builds for their favorite Honkai Star Rail characters.

Planar Ornaments are one of the most important things when building a Honkai Star Rail. Unfortunately, not all Planar Ornaments are suitable for farming. While we’ll discuss what it takes to farm the best Planar Ornaments. But there are some other things like Space Sealing Station that I don’t think are worth your time and effort.

Choosing The Best Planar Ornaments

Some others I don’t think much of either, like stuff like Fleet of the Ageless. While this looks great for support characters, we need to give them an 8% health boost. And it will only provide a slight attack damage increase to the rest of your party.

Celestial Differentiator will be another DPS setting. This is great for farming tons of monsters repeatedly, and maybe building a meme around it.

Overall, it’s not that great, and is pretty much worthless against some of the hardest content in the game. So if you’re considering growing any of these, I’d steer you away from those Planar Ornaments and focus on some of the better ones.

Inert Salsotto

One of the best DPS builds you can get is Inert Salsotto, which will give you 8% crit chance. Then, it gives your Ultimate an extra 15% damage if your crit chance is 50% or higher. This will be without a doubt the best two piece set you can put on a DPS character. Because for a sub-stat role, its speed is valuable.

On top of that, you actually get a damage bonus as well. Although you probably won’t be using the final damage boost and subsequent attack damage boost on every character in the game. But you’ll be able to use one of these on almost every DPS character in Honkai Star Rail.

So if you’re looking for a set for a DPS character, even if they’re sub DPS, this is something you should be farming. Since this is a DPS-focused two-piece set, you’ll want to look for Planar Sphere and Link Rope Sets in most cases.

Although it’s not my favorite farm setup, this Planar Ornaments Set is great for defensive roles like March 7th or Fire Trailblazer. It will give you extra defense.

Pan-Galactic Planar Ornaments Set

At the end of the day, this set will suit characters who support Tanky, but you don’t need much of this set. Therefore, another support DPS I would recommend farming is Pan-Galactic Planar Ornaments Set. It increases your Effect Hit Rate by 10%, then gives you an additional 25% Effect Hit Rate as an attack bonus.

This means that if you can achieve 100% Effect Hit Rate, you will get the full 25% attack bonus. This is a pleasant set to have when you’re trying to build a supporting sub DPS character.

But if you want to focus on any sub DPS Debuffer, you can actually fall back to Inert Salsotto Set. 10% area of effect out of 25% is pretty good if you focus on sub DPS damage. But 8% crit chance and last damage or follow-up damage may be more effective than IPC.

Talia’s Nailscrap Town

Talia’s Nailscrap Town is probably the hardest Planar Ornaments Set in Honka Star Rail to get the most out of, as it increases your damage. One of the easiest ways to do this is to add Asta to your party, who can use her speed buff to maximize Break Effect on any character.

If you’re using a Break Effect character and want to deal massive damage to shield-busting enemies, then this might be something you can go after. However, since it is very rare to use this strategy nowadays, I would advise against this option.

Sprightly Vonwacq

In the end, my favorite of the sets that I plow a lot is Sprightly Vonwacq. As long as your speed is above 120, it will give you 5% energy recharge. It also increases your forward speed by 40% when you enter combat. Basically, every support role on my Honkai Star Rail Account has this setup.

What I love about this set is that it allows you to tune all your support characters to always start a fight faster than any DPS character.

Not only that, but in some of the harder challenges, like Memory of Chaos. You need to know how many cycles you are going through and defeat the enemies as quickly as possible. This forward push may eventually allow certain characters to take one or more actions. Then they should be able to complete within a certain cycle threshold.

In the end, you’ll find that the many support characters in Honkai Star Rail can be so powerful with the help of these Planar Ornaments Sets. It allows me to take out enemies as quickly and efficiently as possible while getting as much Ultimate Charge as possible for my support characters. This way I can use these things to further my game plan to absolutely dominate and destroy all the difficult content in this game.