How To Unlock And Beat Forgotten Hall In Honkai: Star Rail

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168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Forgotten Hall Shop Light Cone Guide

If you've built your characters to the point where they can easily clear the overworld mobs in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Honkai: Star Rail, you'll most likely try to find harder content. There are two permanent combat-type mechanics in the game, but only one of them truly pushes you to the limit.

This mechanic is known as Forgotten Hall, and you can find it in the Parlor Car area. This area will be at the top of the list of sections on the map, no matter which planet you're on. The more you progress in Forgotten Halls, the harder it'll be to beat it.

How To Unlock Forgotten Hall

Honkai Star Rail Trailblazer With Forgotten Hall

You won't see the Forgotten Hall in your game at the start. To unlock it, you'll first need to 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:reach Trailblaze Level 20 and upgrade your Equilibrium level for the first time. To do this, you'll have to defeat two mini-bosses in a domain located in the Robot Settlement area. There'll be a few changes in your world after upgrading this level.

You'll have higher difficulties unlocked on farming areas like Calyxes, Cavern of Chaos, and Echoes of War.

Moreover, the general mobs in the overworld will also gain some levels and drop better rewards.

Upgrading your Equilibrium level will also increase the maximum level you can reach to 30. You have to reach level 21 to get a quest called Fleeting Lights from Pom-Pom. This will appear on your quest screen automatically when you reach the required level. During the quest, you'll meet a Messenger who follows the Fuli Aeon.

After a bit of dialogue, she'll unlock the Forgotten Hall, which will appear as a permanent teleport point.

Memory Floors Guide

There are two realms in the Forgotten Hall, but you'll only have the Memory realm unlocked in the beginning. This contains a total of 15 floors and you haꦚve to defeat one or two mini-bosses on each floor. You can get two types ofꩵ rewards from the Memory floors: rewards for clearing it and rewards for reaching a certain number of stars cumulatively.

These are all one-time rewards. You'll unlock a certain floor after clearing the floor before it, but you don't have to get three stars for this. You'll only have to fight one mini-boss on a single floor up until floor five. From floors six to ten, you'll find two mini-bosses on a single floor, and you have to choose the Weaknesses shared by both enemies.

Finally, for floors ten to 15, you'll have to make two teams of one to four characters each. These teams will each fight one miniꦬ-boss. The conditi🃏ons to get a certain number of stars are shared across all these floors:

To get the first two stars, you'll have to finish the floor in a certain number of turns. As you progress, you'll start with a higher number of turns, but you'll also have to beat it with more turns left.
To get the final star, you have to finish the floor with no more than one downed character. This down character is shared between the two phases of the last five floors, which means that you can only have one out of your eight characters get knocked down at maximum.

If your character gets knocked down and is revived through some mechanic, it's still considered one knock down.

You'll get Artifact EXP, Light Cone EXP, character EXP, Lucent Afterglow, and Credits for clearing a certain floor. The stars you get on that floor don't matter as far as you defeat the enemies. Lucent Afterglow is used in the Forgotten Hall shop to buy different Light Cones. On the other hand, getting a certain number of stars give you Stellar Jades and Credits.

These rewards are unlocked at every three stars you achieve cumulatively across all 15 floors. You can get 200 Stellar Jades and 20,000 Credits each time you unlock a reward.

Chaos Memory Floors Guide

The Memory of Chaos is the second realm inside Forgotten Hall that you can unlock after clearing all the levels on the Memory floor. Your stars on these floors aren't taken into account, which means that you can even clear all 15 floors with zero stars and still unlock Memory of Chaos.

This realm contains a total of ten floors that work similarly to the Memory Realm, but there are ཧa few differences:

The final objective to get a star on Chaos floors requires you to not have any downed characters. This means that you'll need high sustainability in both phases.
The rewards on Memory of Chaos reset every two weeks. It's one of the main sources of getting constant resources and Stellar Jades in Honkai: Star Rail.
The Memory of Chaos is the most difficult permanent content in the game. You won't be able to beat it unless your characters reach level 80 and get good Relics.

Since these floors reset every two weeks, the rewards you'll get for clearing them or for getting a certain number of stars are significantly decreased. To put it into perspective, you can only get 60 Stellar Jades for every three stars gained instead of 200. The total number of Jജades you ca🌜n get every two weeks from Memory of Chaos is 600.

This doesn't even equate to a total of four wishes, so you don't have to stress too much if you're not able to clear it.

The Memory of Chaos is supposed to keep players interested in the combat system of the game, so it'll get harder with time.

Forgotten Hall Shop Light Cone Guide

Honkai Star Rail Forgotten Hall Light Cones

When you talk to the Messenger in front of Forgotten Hall, you can go to the shop where you'll see seven Light Cones, each belonging to one of the seven paths in the game. Each Light Cone will cost 200 Lucent Afterglow, which means that 🧸you need 1000 to get one Light Cone to Superimposition Five.

Forgotten Hall isn't the only place to get these Light Cones. If you're lucky, you can also get them dropped when you 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:fight in Echoes of War.

Moreover, these Light Cones can also be acquired by exploring different planets and spending the currency in exclusive planet shops.

You'll get 500 Lucent Afterglow after clearing the Memory floors, which will let you buy two of these Light Cones. On the other hand, you can only get 80 of them if you clear all ten Memory of Chaos floors after every reset. Yo🐻u▨ can also get some Lucent Afterglow every time you fight the Echoes of War.

Here's everything the Light Cones in the Forgotten Hall shop do:

Name	Path	Description At Superimposition Five
Quid Pro Quo	Abundance	Every time the user of this Light Cone gets a turn, 16 Energy is regenerated for a random ally below 50 percent Energy. This effect cannot regenerate the wearer's Energy.
Fermata	Nihility	Increases the Break Effect and Shock or Wind Sheer DMG dealt to opponents by 32 percent ea▨ch. The DMG boost also applies to DoT (damage over time).
We Are Wildfire	Preservation	When any battle begins, all allies will receive 16 percent less damage for five turns. Moreover, they also regenerate 50 percent of their HP difference between maximum and current.
River Flows In Spring	The Hunt	The wearer gets a 12 percent SPD and 24 percent DMG boost from the start of the battle. This ef😼fect disappear🌞s for one turn if the wearer gets attacked.
Past And Future	Harmony	After using their Skill, the ally that takes action after the wearer gets a 32 percent DMG boost for one turn.
Woof! Walk Time!	Destruction	The character using this Light Cone has their ATK increased by 20 percent. Moreover, if they're attacking an enemy afflicted with Burn or Bleed, their DMG is increased by 32 percent.
The Seriousness Of Breakfast	Erudition	Gives a 24 percent DMG boost to the character using it. Their ATK is also increased by eight percent up to three times every time you defeat an enemy.