Honkai Shard

- ITEM TYPE: EXP_MATERIAL -

Sell Price: None

This item lacks wiki-assigned association. It is permanently available. Added in unknown version.

Honkai Shard is an item in Honkai Impact 3rd.

It can be used to uncap weapons.

Sources

• Supply Shop
• Amount: 1
• Cost:  Stardust Shard ×200
• Limit: 6 per version
• Unlock requirement: None; available upon unlocking the shop

• Elysian Shop
• Amount: 1
• Cost:  Rusted Insignia ×270
• Limit: 2 per version
• Unlock requirement: None; available upon unlocking the shop

• Armada Terminal
• Amount: 1
• Cost:  Ranger Creds ×1600
• Limit: None
• Unlock requirement: None; available upon unlocking the shop

• Master's Shop
• Entry 1:
• Amount: 1
• Cost:  School Inspector Emblem ×2000
• Limit: 3 total
• Unlock requirement: None; available upon unlocking the shop
• Entry 2:
• Amount: 1
• Cost:  School Inspector Emblem ×2600
• Limit: 3 total
• Unlock requirement: None; available upon unlocking the shop

• Asterite Shop
• Amount: 1
• Cost:  AE Imaginon ×50
• Limit: None
• Unlock requirement: None; available upon unlocking the shop

Time-limited

• Events
  • Battle Pass > BP Arsenal - purchasable at the cost of  Honor Chip ×1400 with a purchase limit of 3.

Legacy

• Co-op Shop
• Amount: 1
• Cost:  Spirit Jade ×100
• Limit: 3 per version
• Unlock requirement: None; available upon unlocking the shop

Trivia

• It was formerly localized as "Trinity Crystal Shard".
• Its previous bottom description read:

  An aggregation of Honkai Energy, very rare.

• Its initial top description read:

  Upgrade materials for rare weapon upgrades. Obtainable via a variety of events. Collect 3 of them to craft them into a  Honkai Crystal.

• Following the localization change for the then called  Honkai Crystal until the Version 6.2 when it was removed, its top description read:

  Upgrade materials for rare weapon upgrades. Collect 3 of them to craft them into a  Honkai Cube. Source: various events.

• Until v6.2  Honkai Shard ×3 could be used to craft  Honkai Cube ×1. It was the item's sole function despite the old descriptions suggesting otherwise.

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