Hey everyone, welcome to our guide for the upcoming Wind Erudition five-star character, Anaxa. He is set to be released in the second half of patch three point two of Honkai Star Rail. Anaxa powercreeps Silver Wolf by A.O.E., implanting all elements on enemies with his ultimate and skill.
Anaxa’s ability-leveling priority is first his talent, second his ultimate, third his skill, and lastly his basic attack.
Anaxa’s major trace unlocking priority is first his major trace one, then his major trace two, and lastly his major trace three.
Anaxa’s recommended endgame stats are two thousand eight hundred H.P., two thousand two hundred attack, one thousand three hundred defense, one hundred thirty-four speed, seventy-one percent wind damage boost, nineteen point four percent energy regeneration rate, a critical rate of eighty percent, and critical damage of two hundred fifty percent.
Anaxa’s Eidolon One states that after using his skill for the first time, Anaxa recovers a skill point. When any enemy is hit by his skill, decrease the enemy’s defense by sixteen percent for two turns. Anaxa’s Eidolon One is his Eidolon stopping point because no other Eidolon after has that much value. Anyways, recovering a skill point and decreasing the enemy's defense is great.
Anaxa’s five-star signature Erudition light cone increases his critical rate by eighteen percent. He also regenerates ten energy at the beginning of the turn. When Anaxa uses an ability, it reduces the enemy’s defense of those who get debuffed during the ability period by six percent for two turns up to two stacks.
If you are a free-to-play player and want to pull for either Anaxa’s eidolon one or Anaxa’s signature light cone, I would recommend pulling for his signature light cone because it provides him with more states. Anaxa increases his critical rate, regenerates energy, and reduces the enemy's defense with his signature light cone, while his Eidolon One gives him a skill point and decreases the enemy's defense.
Now, let's talk about other light cone options for Anaxa. A five-star limited gacha light cone that Anaxa can use is Into the Unreachable Veil, The Herta’s signature light cone. It increases Anaxa’s critical rate, and when he uses his ultimate, it increases his skill and ultimate damage. Since his ultimate costs one hundred forty energy, he will always recover one skill point with this light cone. Anaxa can also use Argenti’s signature light cone.
A five-star standard gacha light cone that Anaxa can use is Night on the Milky Way, which increases his attack by nine percent for every enemy on the field up to five stacks. When an enemy is inflicted with Weakness Break, Anaxa’s damage dealt increases by thirty percent for one turn. Since Anaxa implants weaknesses on enemies, this light cone is synergistic with his kit since he can easily weakness-break any enemy.
A five-star Herta Shop light cone that Anaxa can use is Eternal Calculus, which increases his attack by eight percent. After attacking, for every enemy hit, increase attack by another four percent, stacking up to five times until the next hit. If three or more enemies are hit, Anaxa’s speed increases by eight percent for one turn.
A four-star standard gacha light cone that Anaxa can use is Make the World Clamor. Anaxa regenerates twenty energy when entering battle and increases his ultimate damage dealt by thirty two percent.
A four-star free-to-play memory of chaos store light cone that Anaxa can use is The Day The Cosmos Fell. It increases his attack by sixteen percent. When Anaxa attacks and at least two enemies have the corresponding weakness, his critical damage increases by twenty percent for two turns.
Anaxa can also use the new four star light cone, The Great Cosmic Enterprise. It increases his attack by eight percent. For every different weakness type an enemy has, it increases his damage dealt by four percent up to seven types.
The best three-star light cone for Anaxa is Passkey, which regenerates eight energy for him after Anaxa uses his skill.
For Anaxa’s build, we are looking at a four-piece relic set of Eagle of Twilight Line. Its two-piece set effect increases wind damage by ten percent. Finally, someone can actually use this two-piece effect. Its four-piece set effect states that after Anaxa uses his ultimate, his action is advanced by twenty-five percent.
An alternative four-piece relic set that Anaxa can use is Scholar Lost in Erudition. Its two-piece set effect increases his critical rate by eight percent. Its four-piece set effect increases damage dealt by both his skill and ultimate by twenty percent. After he uses his ultimate, the damage dealt by Anaxa’s next skill increases by twenty five percent.
Genius of Brilliant Stars could also work since Anaxa implants quantum weakness, so its four piece set effect would also trigger, ignoring twenty percent defense.
Anaxa’s best planar set is Rutilant Arena. Its two-piece set effect increases Anaxa’s critical rate by eight percent. When his critical rate is seventy percent or higher, damage dealt by his basic attack and skill increases by twenty percent.
An alternate planar set that Anaxa can use, if he is a part of a dual Erudition D.P.S. team, is Izumo Gensei and Takama Divine Realm. Its two-piece set effect increases Anaxa’s attack by twelve percent. If there is an Erudition teammate, Anaxa’s critical rate increases by twelve percent.
When it comes to relic main stats, for Anaxa’s body piece, use a critical rate or critical damage main stat. For Anaxa’s feet piece, use a speed main stat. For Anaxa’s planar sphere piece, use a wind damage boost main stat. For Anaxa’s link rope piece, use an energy regeneration rate main stat.
When it comes to relic substats for Anaxa, first aim for one hundred thirty-four speed, second focus on critical rate percent and critical damage percent up to a ratio of one to two, third get attack percent substats, and lastly get flat attack substats.
Anaxa’s best team as a hyper carry main D.P.S. is Jade, Robin, and Aventurine. Anaxa’s best dual D.P.S. team is the Herta, Tribbie, and Lingsha. Anaxa might be able to be played in a superbreak team with Rappa, Ruan Mei, and Fugue. A free-to-play team is Anaxa, the Rememberance Trailblazer, Pela, and Gallagher. Pela can be replaced with Tingyun or Serval.
Anaxa’s basic attack deals wind damage equal to one hundred percent of his attack to a single designated enemy.
Anaxa’s skill hits one chosen enemy with wind damage equal to sixty percent of his attack, then it deals four additional hits—each also at sixty percent of his attack—to random enemies, favoring those that haven't yet been hit by the skill.
Anaxa’s ultimate places all enemies into the Sublimation state while dealing wind damage equal to one hundred fifty percent of his attack to them immediately. In this state, enemies are given Physical, Fire, Ice, Lightning, Wind, Quantum, and Imaginary Weaknesses for one turn and, if lacking Control resistance, cannot act.
Anaxa’s talent inflicts a random Type Weakness on each enemy with every attack for three turns, prioritizing uninflicted weaknesses. If there are five or more different Weakness Types on an enemy, he inflicts the Exposed Nature state, dealing sixty percent more damage to them. When using Basic Attack or Skill on Exposed Nature targets, Anaxa triggers an additional free instance of his Skill, which, if not used on a defeated target, is directed at a random enemy.
Anaxa’s technique terrifies enemies within a designated area, causing them to flee away from him for ten seconds. Additionally, if Anaxa initiates combat by attacking a terrified enemy, he applies one weakness corresponding to the attacker's type to all enemy targets for three turns.
With Major Trace One, Anaxa ignores three percent of an enemy's defense for each different weakness type they have, up to a maximum of seven types.
With Major Trace Two, Anaxa's battle effects scale with the number of Erudition characters in the team: one character increases his critical damage by one hundred forty percent, while two or more characters increase all allies' damage by thirty percent.
With Major Trace Three, using a basic attack regenerates ten energy. Additionally, if no enemy is in the Exposed Nature state at the start of a turn, Anaxa immediately recovers thirty energy.