Honkai Star Rail 3.0 Leaks: New Enemies May Finally Play With Meta Team Comps

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New leaked enemies from 3.0 and beyond have started to leak, and a group of them may play around with meta team comps due to their unique abilities. Version 3.0 should kick off the game’s third year of post-launch existence and, with it, introduce the fourth world for Trailblazers to explore. In Version 2.0, players were taken to Penacony, the Planet of Festivities, where they solved another Stellaron Crisis – as the Nameless continue their journeys across the galaxy, they are expected to reach yet another destination and help the local populace deal with its problems.

With every new destination, not only does the turn-based RPG by HoYoverse gain a new set of characters that are gradually introduced but also new sets of enemies that match the world’s general themes. So far, there have been some rumors about Version 3.0, and most of them are centered around characters. There have been some Stoneheart character leaks indicating the arrival of another IPC unit after Version 3.0, for example, as well as the return of the HP-loss mechanic in some characters, which may take over the reign of follow-up attacks in the game’s current meta.

Four new enemy codenames for Version 3.0’s fourth world have allegedly leaked, according to information provided by the leaker known as Sakura Haven. The details were shared in a post tagged as “” on Reddit. As seen in the leak, the leaked Unicorn and Griffin enemy types may have attacks that target three of the player’s characters that are not in the first position of the team comp’s lineup if all four playable units are still alive. This would mean that the position of characters in ’s team comps would start to heavily influence gameplay.

Hearse and Nikadory, the other two enemy types listed in the leak, lack gameplay descriptions – the rumors only speculate on what their names could mean.

Currently, the order of characters’ positions in teams does not play too large a part in gameplay, though it does affect some specific mechanics. The