Honkai: Star Rail 2.2 Leak Reveals More Clockie Statue Rewards
According to a recent leak, the maximum level of Honkai: Star Rail's Clockie Statue will be increased in version 2.2, which means players will get even more Stellar Jade rewards. Leaks regarding Honkai: Star Rail version 2.2 have surfaced weeks before its release, providing fans with a glimpse into the upcoming content. Recently, one revealed all the details about the Harmony Trailblazer, while another hinted at the addition of new interactive events.
If these leaks are accurate, Honkai: Star Rail version 2.2 will feature more content than many players expect. There will allegedly be two new characters, a trio of rerun banners, a free Light Cone, plus two relic sets that enhance certain aspects of units. Moreover, the Harmony Trailblazer will officially make their introduction in version 2.2.
A Honkai: Star Rail leak from MadCroiX has revealed that the maximum level of the Clockie Statue will be increased from 35 to 50. Players will reportedly earn at least 240 Stellar Jades by unlocking these additional levels. Also, after reaching the highest level, they will receive Credits they can use in shops to purchase materials and recipes.
Clockie Statue is a reward system that allows players to get various items, such as Stellar Jades and Refined Aethers, using Clock Credits that can be obtained from missions, exploration, and treasure chests. It's located in the Golden Hour, one of the sub-regions of Honkai: Star Rail's Penacony world. The Clockie Statue is the equivalent of Genshin Impact's Statue of The Seven, which can also be leveled up to earn better items.
The best reward players can get from the Clockie Statue is Stellar Jade, the main currency used to purchase Special Rail Passes. Even though each Honkai: Star Rail update gives Trailblazers a certain amount of Stellar Jade, they usually need more to get as many tickets as possible. These tickets are the only way to obtain new characters and Light Cones, which are locked behind time-limited banners. Luckily, there
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