10 Best Curios in Honkai: Star Rail Simulated Universe

10 Best Curios in Honkai: Star Rail Simulated Universe

The Herta Space Station featured in the game Honkai: Star Rail is known as the repository for Herta's collection of Curios which she gathered throughout her travels. It is not surprising that her fascination with Curios has influenced the creation of her Simulated Universe, where these objects play a significant role.

In the Simulated Universe, Curios can have diverse effects, some of which can be advantageous while others can be detrimental to the players. This article aims to provide information on some of the most potent Curios that players should watch out for to enhance their gameplay or avoid potential harm.

1. Galactic Big Lotto

The Galactic Big Lotto is a Curio in Honkai: Star Rail that carries both a potential reward and a significant risk. Upon destroying destructible objects, players have a small chance of receiving this Curio, which can yield a vast number of items if luck is on their side. However, if players are not fortunate, the Curio may instead cause all characters to lose 99% of their current HP. While this item can be entertaining for those who are extremely fortunate, it is also hazardous.

Thankfully, if players have the Physical Trailblazer on their team, recovering the lost HP becomes relatively easy, reducing the risk level from high to medium.

2. Fortune Glue Curio

In Honkai: Star Rail, the Fortune Glue Curio guarantees that all Blessings players receive after winning a battle will be of 3-star rarity when they select their rewards. However, this effect can only be triggered once before the Curio is destroyed.

For players who seek a specific 3-star Blessing, Fortune Glue is an advantageous Curio. It becomes even more beneficial when paired with other items such as Chaos Trametes and Beacon Coloring Paste that provide free refresh and random level ups. Additionally, the Void Wick Trimmer can fix the Curio, allowing players to use it one more time.

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