Honkai: Star Rail 3.2 Leaks Show The First New 4-Star Character In Months
A leak about a new 4-star character in 3.2 has emerged, hinting at the first new playable unit of this category in months. Version 3.2 is still a few months away as the turn-based RPG by HoYoverse is just entering the second half of Version 3.0 and has yet to go through the entirety of Version 3.1. However, there has already been an influx of leaks about the subsequent patch, including rumors of the new playable characters. There have been a lot of mentions of Anaxa's leaked gameplay kit in 3.2, for example.
The rumors indicate that both Anaxa and Castorice will be released as the new 5-star characters in Version 3.2, even if the specific details about each of their kits are still somewhat scarce. There are some leaks saying Anaxa is a Wind character on the Path of the Erudition, while Castorice is said to be a Quantum character on the Path of the Remembrance. So far, there have only been mentions of Anaxa and Castorice in 3.2, but a newer leak may have just confirmed the addition of a third new character in the future patch.
As seen in a new leak, Mr. Reca, who had already appeared as an NPC in Penacony, is set for release as a 4-star unit. According to information provided by the leaker known as Uncle Hellgirl, which was shared in a post flagged as “” on Reddit, Mr. Reca is a 4-star Remembrance character who is scheduled for release during the first half of Version 3.2. The leaks also mention that, while Mr. Reca is not an Abundance character, he will operate as a healer in team comps, becoming a new sustain character in .
A new Honkai: Star Rail leak has put the spotlight on an Amphoreus character design, which may resemble yet another figure from Welt’s past.
If this is true, it should prove that Remembrance is one of the most versatile Paths in the game, with characters being capable of taking on different roles in parties, whereas other Paths feel a bit more constricted to specific tasks – Remembrance characters’ specialties are summoning memosprites, and
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