Honkai: Star Rail 2.4’s Jiaoqiu Materials Leak (& Can Be Farmed Already)

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The list of Jiaoqiu materials in 2.4 has leaked, indicating what he will need to fully Ascend to level 80 and have all of his abilities increased to the maximum level. Jiaoqiu is a new 5-star character who deals Fire DMG against opponents and follows the Path of the Nihility. Alongside Yunli and March 7th’s new form, Jiaoqiu is confirmed to be one of the new characters in the next patch and leaks indicate that he will appear in Phase 2 character banners in 2.4. Officially, little is known about Jiaoqiu as a character.

However, several Version 2.4 leaks are highlighting the character’s possible skill set. In fact, some leaks about Jiaoqiu have already detailed that he may work as a debuffer that increases the damage that opponents take. Additionally, the same rumors say Jiaoqiu boosts the Ultimate DMG that enemies suffer. This could mean he is the optimal sub-DPS and support for Acheron’s team comps in , for instance. This is because Jiaoqiu is both a Nihility character and rumored to be one that boosts Ultimate DMG, the main source of Acheron’s power. Now, new leaks detail Jiaoqiu’s Ascension materials.

Details about Jiaoqiu’s kit in Honkai: Star Rail 2.4 have leaked, and he may assist the game’s best DPS, making him essential in their team comp.

According to information obtained by the leaker known as Dim during the Version 2.4 beta, which was then posted on Reddit, Jiaoqiu suffered a minor change to some of the materials that he uses in his Ascension. With all the materials listed by quantity, players could plan to pre-farm if they are aware of the risks – pre-farming this early on could lead to farming efforts being proven useless in case the materials required by Jiaoqiu are changed once again before his release. If this happens, players may need to farm the definitive materials after their initial grind.

The list below highlights all the leaked Jiaoqiu materials in 2.4, for both his complete Ascension and Trace-leveling processes:

The overlapping materials,