HSR 4.0 just dropped two relic sets that target very different playstyles. One is clearly built for the Elation crowd, while the other is a Speed-gated consistency set that can make your fast carries feel way less āRNG-dependentā from the first action. In this article, weāll break down what each set is trying to reward and who actually benefits the most in real teams.
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Ever-Glorious Magical Girl
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Ever-Glorious Magical Girl |
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Magical Girl's Shining Medal |
Magical Girl's Protective Gloves |
Magical Girl's Everdance Battle Skirt |
Magical Girl's Contract Boots |
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2-Pc:Ā Increases CRIT DMG by 16%. |
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4-Pc:Ā The Elation DMG dealt by the wearer and their memosprites ignores 10% of targets' DEF. For every 5 accumulated Punchline allies gain, the Elation DMG dealt additionally ignores 1% of targets' DEF, which stacks up to 10 time(s). |
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Right now, the only characters who can fully use this set are Yao Guang and Sparxie, simply because theyāre the only Path of Elation units listed in the current 4.0 beta databases.
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Why it fits Yao Guang
Yao Guang is a support-style Elation engine: her Skill deploys a Zone that scales off her Elation and she generates Punchlines after using Basic ATK or Skill, so she ramps the setās Punchline-based scaling naturally just by playing her normal rotation.
More importantly, while she has Certified Banger, alliesā attacks trigger Great Boon for extra Elation damage, with additional procs based on Skill Points consumed, and those procs can use Yao Guangās Elation if itās higher. Thatās basically āteam plays normally ā Yao Guang prints more Elation instances.ā
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Why it fits Sparxie
Sparxie is a carry-style Elation hitter: her Ultimate gains Punchline points (and can gain more via a bonus trace in Elation-heavy teams), so she accelerates the setās ramp quickly.
Her Elation Skill is also a multi-hit sequence that explicitly counts Punchlines and turns them into Thrill, which she can spend to offset SP while still counting as SP consumptionāperfect for maintaining high-tempo burst turns without stalling out.
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Who should wear it?
If youāre only farming one full set, give it to the unit that actually converts Punchlines into the most Elation damage in your comp.
- Sparxie wears it best when sheās your main DPS. Her core burst is a Punchline-counted, multi-hit Elation Skill, so higher Punchline scaling gets cashed out immediately on her biggest turns.
- Yao Guang wears it best when sheās the main Elation source. If your other teammates arenāt Elation carries, her Certified Banger ā Great Boon procs become the bulk of your Elation instances, so boosting her scaling gives the most teamwide payoff.
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Diviner of Distant Reach
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Diviner of Distant Reach |
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Diviner's Extrapolation Jade Abacus |
Diviner's Ingenium Prosthetic Hand |
Diviner's Astral Robe |
Diviner's Cloud-Soaring Boots |
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2-Pc:Ā Increases SPD by 6%. |
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4-Pc:Ā Before entering combat, if the wearer's SPD is greater than or equal to 120/160, increases the wearer's CRIT Rate by 10%/18%. When the wearer uses Elation Skill for the first time in each battle, enhances all allies' Elation by 10%. This effect cannot stack. |
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Recommended Holders
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Yao Guang |
This is the easiest slam-dunk because Speed is already her core stat. One of her Traces explicitly rewards hitting a Speed threshold and then converts extra Speed into more Elation scaling, so building fast is never āwasted.ā The setās free Crit Rate then stabilizes her own multi-instance damage and makes her opener feel less RNGāperfect for a unit that wants to start the fight in control and keep her engine consistent. |
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Sparxie |
Sparxieās damage comes in long, highlight-reel strings, so Crit consistency matters a tonāone unlucky chain can tank your whole burst turn. Her kit also has āEngagement Farmingā loops that arenāt even counted as using a Skill, letting her keep a rapid tempo without awkward rotation friction. If youāre building her as a fast, combo-heavy carry, this set basically makes those bounce-heavy turns feel cleaner and more reliable. |
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It fits Yao Guang more cleanly. She already wants heavy Speed for her kitās scaling, so hitting the Speed gate is basically āfreeā and youāre just cashing out extra crit consistency. Sparxie can use it too, but sheās often more flexible between Speed and offensive statsāif meeting the gate forces awkward Speed stacking, she usually prefers damage-first setups over chasing a pre-fight crit bonus. |
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Other Available Holders
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Acheron |
Even if you donāt go full speed boots, Acheron usually hits the lower Speed tier with decent subs, and the extra Crit Rate is huge because her damage is āall-inā on big Ult windows. It helps you run a heavier Crit DMG focus without praying for perfect rolls, so her stacks-to-Ult cashout feels less coin-flippy. If you do speed-tune her, she also benefits from acting earlier to start building momentum faster. |
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Jingliu |
Jingliuās enhanced state hits hard, but missing crits feels awful because her burst turns are where the fight gets decided. She commonly sits around the 120-ish Speed range (or can reach it easily), so this set is a clean way to stabilize her crit math while you keep stacking Crit DMG and ATK. Itās especially comfy for players who hate āmy Jingliu didnāt crit and the wave livedā moments. |
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Dan Heng ā¢ Imbibitor Lunae |
ILās entire rotation is āspend SP now, delete something now.ā That means crit consistency has extra value, because one non-crit on a powered Basic can tank your whole tempo plan. Heās not a natural 160 Speed unit, but the 120 tier is very realistic, especially with speed subs or Speed boots in certain teams. This set basically smooths out his burst turns so they land the way you expect. |
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Jing Yuan |
Jing Yuanās damage is spread across Skill, Ult, and follow-up pressure, so Crit Rate helps keep the whole package consistent instead of spiking or whiffing. Heās also a unit many players speed-tune for turn order comfort (getting actions in cleanly, keeping flow steady), so meeting the Speed threshold is usually not a ārebuild your relicsā requirement. If youāre already running a faster JY, this set is an easy consistency upgrade. |
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Blade |
Blade does lots of repeated hits across his enhanced Basics and follow-up triggers, so Crit Rate scales nicely because it smooths multiple damage instances rather than one nuke. Heās also commonly built with decent Speed for rotation feel and survivability rhythm, so hitting 120 is straightforward. If your Blade is already on the faster side, the higher Speed tier becomes a realistic min-max goal without gutting his core stats. |
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Conclusion
If youāre an Elation main, your priority is simple: farm the set that scales with your Punchline engine and decide whether Sparxie (main DPS) or Yao Guang (main Elation source) should wear the full set first.
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