Honkai: Star Rail – Misha build and ascension guide

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Take out the trash while showcasing an optimal build for Misha in Honkai: Star Rail, and give any impolite visitors a reminder they won’t quickly forget. Misha, following The Destruction Path, dishes out Ice damage, but his bellboy persona and combat style of dropping luggage on enemies don’t exactly align with the image of a follower of Nanook.

In simpler terms, Misha’s ability, R-Room Service, inflicts Ice damage on a targeted enemy and any nearby foes based on his attack power. Furthermore, it enhances his ultimate move by adding an extra hit to it.

Misha’s ultimate ability, “Timepiece Strike,” deals ice damage to a single target based on Misha’s attack power with the first hit. Each subsequent hit also causes the same damage and has a chance to freeze the target, regardless of whether it has weakness break. This ultimate has three hits by default, but can be increased up to ten. Misha’s skill, “Horological Escapement,” adds an additional hit to Misha’s next ultimate and restores three energy points for Misha whenever an ally uses a skill point.

To enhance Misha’s abilities, you can acquire multiple copies of him. This will help raise his Eidolon Level, which in turn grants additional benefits.

1. At Eidolon 1, each enemy on the battlefield increases the number of hits for Misha’s Ultimate attack by one, with a maximum of five additional hits.
2. Reaching Eidolon 2 gives Misha a chance to lower the defense of his targets with each hit from his Ultimate.
3. Achieving Eidolon 4 amplifies the damage of his Ultimate for every enemy hit, and at Eidolon 6, Misha deals more damage with his Ultimate and recovers a Skill Point after using a skill.

Honkai: Star Rail – Misha: best Light Cones

Misha prefers an increase in Effective Hit Rate, however, Light Cones from The Destruction don’t offer that. As an alternative, he’ll need to gather as much ATK and Break Effect as possible. This approach will give the highest damage output, which is why On the Fall of Aeon, a free 5-Star Light Cone available in Herta’s Store, could work well for him.

Best Light Cones for Misha in HSR:

  • On the Fall of an Aeon (5-Star)
  • Something Irreplaceable (5-Star)
  • Indelible Promise (4-Star)
  • Nowhere to Run (4-Star)
  • Under the Blue Sky (4-Star)
  • The Moles Welcome You (4-Star)

Honkai: Star Rail – Misha: best Relics

To amplify Freezing Misha’s ability to freeze enemies, it’s recommended to enhance his Hit Rate. This change will make him more of a controller, reducing his focus on damage output, but could be beneficial for your team’s survival since it prevents the enemy from retaliating as effectively. If you prefer to boost his damage output, prioritize his Attack (ATK) and Critical Rate stats. Don’t forget to also consider Speed (SPD) for balance.

Best Relic Sets for Misha in HSR:

  • Hunter of Glacial Forest (4) – +10% Ice DMG, +25% CRIT DMG for two turns after the wearer uses their Ultimate.

Best Planar Ornaments for Misha in HSR:

  • Inert Salsotto (2) – +8% CRIT Rate, +15% Follow-Up Attack and Ultimate DMG when the wearer reaches 50% CRIT Rate or higher.
  • Pan-Galactic Commercial Enterprise (2) – +10% Effect Hit Rate, up to 25% of the wearer’s Effect Hit Rate are added to ATK.

Best stats for Misha in HSR:

  • Head – HP (Primary), CRIT DMG, CRIT Rate, ATK %, Effect Hit Rate
  • Hands – ATK (Primary), CRIT DMG, CRIT Rate, ATK %, Effect Hit Rate
  • Body – CRIT Rate or CRIT DMG (Primary), CRIT DMG or CRIT Rate, ATK %, Effect Hit Rate, SPD
  • Feet – SPD (Primary), CRIT DMG, CRIT Rate, ATK %, Effect Hit Rate
  • Planar Sphere – Ice DMG (Primary), CRIT DMG, CRIT Rate, ATK %, Effect Hit Rate
  • Link Rope – ATK % (Primary), CRIT DMG, CRIT Rate, Effect Hit Rate, SPD

Honkai: Star Rail – Misha: best teams

It’s advantageous for Misha when team members use their Skill Points swiftly, as this expedites his Energy recovery and amplifies the potency of his Ultimate. Consequently, a team that operates at this pace would also appreciate aid in replenishing their Skill Points.

  • Qingque (Main DPS), Misha (Sub DPS), Sparkle (Support), Huohuo (Support)

As a fan, I often find myself relying heavily on Skill Points consumed by Qingque in my gameplay. Fortunately, Sparkle can replenish these Skill Points while also boosting Qingque’s damage output. This, in turn, enhances Misha’s Ultimate. On the other hand, Huohuo is not as dependent on Skill Points, though you could switch to another healer if needed. However, maintaining some form of sustain is crucial. Plus, Huohuo offers a bonus by increasing the team’s Attack power and restoring Energy.

Imbibitor Luna might serve as an alternative Primary Damage Dealer for Misha, given his strong appetite for Skill Points.

Honkai: Star Rail – Misha: ascension materials

To help Misha reach the highest level and improve all his skills, here’s the essential information you require.

To ensure that Misha is fully advanced with all his abilities at the peak level, here’s what you need to understand.

To reach level 80, Misha needs these climbing resources besides the required XP:

  • Credits x246,000
  • Dream Collection Component x12
  • Dream Flow Valve x13
  • Dream Making Engine x12
  • Dream Fridge x50

In Penacony’s Dreamscapes and the Simulated Universe, you can gather Dream Collection Components, Dream Flow Valves, and Dream Making Engines from defeated enemies. You also have the option to trade or craft these items on the Astral Express using the Omni-Synthesizer. Dream Collection Components are a common resource that you can efficiently farm through Daily Assignments for your characters, providing a consistent supply of this material. Dream Fridges can be obtained from the Stagnant Shadow (The Reverie, Dreamscape) or traded, while the most abundant source of Credits is the Bud of Treasures Golden Calyxes scattered throughout the cosmos.

Misha requires the following materials to upgrade his combat abilities and Traces:

  • Credits x2,400,000
  • Dream Collection Component x28
  • Dream Flow Valve x42
  • Dream Making Engine x42
  • Borisin Teeth x12
  • Lupitoxin Sawteeth x54
  • Moon Madness Fang x105
  • Past Evils of the Borehole Planet Disaster x12
  • Tracks of Destiny x5

To find the materials like Borisin Teeth, Lupitoxin Sawteeth, and Moon Madness Fangs, look up in the previous section as they are cultivated in the Crimson Calyx (Scalegorge Waterscape) located in Xianzhou Luofu. For crafting higher-level materials, follow the regular process by using lower-level materials within the Omni-Synthesizer onboard the Astral Express.

The Borehole Planet Catastrophe’s Past Mistakes are a scarcely available resource, exclusively gathered from the Battle Echo (Exclusion Zone) region by crushing the large insects residing there. On the other hand, Tracks of Fate can be acquired during special occasions like time-limited events, the Embers Swap, the Nameless Valor, or as a points reward in the Simulated Cosmos.

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2025-06-05 16:17