Honkai Star Rail Fu Xuan Tier List – All Light Cones Ranked

Just pulled Fu Xuan and not sure which light cone to use? Well, first of all, congratulations! Second, you’re in the right place. In this Honkai Star Rail Fu Xuan tier list I rank all of the light cones from S tier to D tier to help you determine which one to use. What’s more, I’ll update this guide whenever a new light cone drops to ensure that it’s always up-to-date.

Honkai Star Rail is the latest mobile game by HoYoverse, the enormous developer behind Honkai Impact, Genshin Impact, and the hotly-anticipated Zenless Zone Zero. It trades the action-packed gameplay the developer is known for for strategic turn-based offerings.

To learn more about Honkai Star Rail, check out the official website. I’ve also put together a Honkai Star Rail Dan Heng tier list.

Honkai Star Rail Fu Xuan Tier List

Now, let’s take a look at all of the eligible light cones ranked from S tier to D tier.

S Tier

The best light cones you can use.

• She Already Shut Her Eyes

A Tier

Solid options if you don’t manage to pull Fu Xuan’s signature.

• Moment of Victory
• Texture of Memories

B Tier

The best four star options.

• Day One of My New Life
• Landau’s Choice
• This Is Me!

C Tier

These light cones are good in niche circumstances but otherwise worth avoiding.

• Trend of the Universal Market
• We Are Wildfire

D Tier

Don’t use these light cones.

• Defense
• Pioneering

Why She Already Shut Her Eyes?

She Already Shut Her Eyes is Fu Xuan’s signature light cone, and it improves Fu Xuan’s already solid support options. It boosts their max HP and energy regeneration, and your allies’ DMG. It also restores a ton of HP to all allies at the start of each wave.

Here are the effects in full:

• Increases your max HP by up to 24%
• Increases your energy regeneration rate by up to 12%
• When your HP is reduced, increase all allies damage by up to 9% for two turns
• At the beginning of each wave, restore all allies HP by 80% of their lost HP

Glen Fox

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