A Honkai: Star Rail player has made a helpful image detailing all the follow-up attacks in the game. Honkai: Star Rail is a turn-based RPG with an overall linear structure, with many of its characters having unique skills and passive abilities.
Some playable characters in Honkai: Star Rail can use follow-up attacks to deal damage, and these can be crucial in turning the tide of combat encounters. For instance, a follow-up attack can help in triggering a Weakness Break on enemies in Honkai: Star Rail, dealing more damage to the opponent and delaying their turn. Follow-up attacks are not available to all characters, but one Honkai: Star Rail fan has made a handy chart that highlights these abilities.
A Reddit user named Takoyo has shared an image detailing all the follow-up attacks in Honkai: Star Rail as of Version 1.1 of the game. As seen in the image, March 7th, Herta, Clara, Bronya, Himeko, Yanqing, Jing Yuan, and Qingque can all use follow-up attacks in Honkai: Star Rail. The player has mentioned the conditions for triggering these effects, such as Himeko dealing fire damage to all enemies after she becomes fully Charged.
It should be noted that Bronya and Qingque do not get access to their follow-up attacks until they unlock Eidolon 4. Bronya is a five-star character in Honkai: Star Rail, so users will probably have to spend a lot of real money or get ridiculously lucky to unlock this ability. Regardless, her follow-up attack in the game seems pretty good, as it deals additional Wind damage to enemies weak to it.
Many players in the comments section state that they were unaware of some of these follow-up attacks in Honkai: Star Rail, while a few fans have an amusing discussion on how much money they would need to spend to unlock Bronya’s ability. One player claims to have earned Eidolon 3 for Qingque, so they will need one more to get her follow-up attack.
Some users also discuss the feasibility of Yanqing as a DPS character in Honkai: Star Rail, as a few players believe that he will not be that useful in the future as HoYoverse releases more powerful units. Overall, it looks like some users were not clear on what’s considered a follow-up attack in Honkai: Star Rail, so this image will probably help gamers in organizing their teams to make better use of this feature.
Honkai Star Rail is available now on Mobile and PC, with a PS5 version launching in Q4 2023.
