HSR 4.6 Wishpower Event: 500 Jade and 18 Trendible Vouchers
By Sir Ayup 30 September 2026, 04:00 WIB
Honkai: Star Rail Version 4.6 launched on September 28 with a version-long combat event built around the Voracity, the ancient Aeon whose corrosion is spreading through Amphoreus's aftermath. Wishpower UP! Down with Voracity! asks Trailblazers to defeat corroded enemies, bank Wishpower, and unlock Stellar Jade ×500, Trendible Voucher ×18 and a commemorative medal. The Jade is the headline, but the vouchers are the part that changes what you do this version: they are the currency for the new Astral Imagea draw, and this event is the single largest source of them.
The short version
- Runs from the Version 4.6 update until November 11, 2026 at 06:00 (UTC+8), the end of the version.
- Requirement: complete the Adventure Mission "Calyx (Golden): Bud of Memories".
- Defeat enemies corroded by the Voracity to earn Wishpower: 4, 10 or 40 per enemy depending on its Corruption Level.
- Rewards at Wishpower milestones: Trendible Voucher ×18, Stellar Jade ×500, and the medal "Pulling a Beast's Tooth".
- As your Wishpower rises, Aha recovers strength and buffs your damage against corroded enemies. A server-wide Suppression bar adds further buffs at thresholds.
- First-time clears of corroded enemies in Treasures Lightward modes grant bonus Wishpower; repeats do not.
- Trendible Vouchers draw Astral Imageas, the new pet type. The login event Astral Imagea gives ×6; this event gives ×18.
What Wishpower is, and how it is earned
The event is not a separate stage list. Voracity Corrosion is applied to enemies across existing content, and defeating those enemies yields Wishpower on a three-tier scale: 4 for low Corruption Level, 10 for mid, 40 for high. The total you accumulate is the only thing that gates the three rewards.
Two rules shape the farming. First, Treasures Lightward — the game's endgame modes — pay extra Wishpower the first time you defeat corroded enemies there, and nothing extra on repeat attempts. Second, the enemies worth 40 are the ones with the highest Corruption Level, which in practice means the harder fights. A player who only farms low-level corroded mobs will get there, but slowly; a player who runs their Treasures Lightward cycles will front-load most of the bar in the first week.
The practical consequence: this is not a daily grind. It rewards doing your normal endgame rotation once, carefully, while corroded enemies are active, and then topping up with whatever high-Corruption fights remain.
The buffs, personal and server-wide
Wishpower does two things at once. Personally, it restores Aha's strength, and Aha in turn buffs your damage against enemies affected by Voracity Corrosion. The more Wishpower you hold, the stronger the buff. Server-wide, every player's Wishpower feeds a Suppression progress bar, and hitting its thresholds unlocks buffs for everyone that make corroded enemies easier to beat.
This has a timing implication that is easy to miss. The hardest corroded fights get easier as the version goes on, because the server bar rises regardless of what you do. Anyone struggling with a 40-Wishpower fight on day two can reasonably wait a week and return with both a bigger personal buff and a server buff. Nothing about the event punishes patience; only the November 11 close does.
A tied web event, The Laughter Outsmarts miHoYo, pays 30 Stellar Jade for sharing its link and comic, and is linked to the same server-wide progress.
Why the 18 vouchers matter more than the 500 Jade
Five hundred Stellar Jade is roughly three pulls. It is welcome, and it is the largest single Jade payout among 4.6's events, but it is not what makes this event distinctive.
Trendible Vouchers are new. Version 4.6 adds Astral Imageas, a pet type you can summon in a squad of three, place in the Pet House on the Party Car, or set loose in the Astral Imagea Park at the Life Sciences Institute. They come from the Astral Trendible draw, and Trendible Vouchers are its currency. This period's pool contains four entries: Collector's Edition and Classic Edition Kitty Furb, and Collector's Edition and Classic Edition Chimera, from a wider set of twelve Chimera and five Kitty Furb editions.
Voucher sources in 4.6, as published:
- Wishpower UP! Down with Voracity!: ×18
- Astral Imagea login event: ×6
- The Cosmetics Store, Fashion Item tab, during the version
- Wishing Stardust, converted from duplicate Classic Edition Imageas, exchangeable for vouchers
That makes 24 free vouchers from the two events combined, and the Wishpower event is three quarters of them. Anyone who wants an Imagea squad without paying for vouchers is, in effect, doing this event. The duplicate-to-Stardust conversion also means draws are not dead once you have the Classic editions; repeats feed back into more draws.
Imageas can also be traded with friends through the Trade Plaza via orders, so a Collector's Edition pulled on one account is not locked there.
Where it sits in the version
Wishpower runs the full length of 4.6, but the version is busy around it:
- Gift of Odyssey opens with the update and pays Star Rail Special Pass ×10 for seven days of logins.
- Love, Ghosts & Robots is the flagship event, with its own Jade and the "Lone Wolf Shades" headwear.
- Interastral Peace Gala: One Take arrives in the second half as a combat event.
- Planar Fissure and Garden of Plenty are the double-drop windows; third-party schedules place them mid-October and late October to November 11 respectively.
- The Lunar Blossoming outfit is discounted to 2,680 Stellar Jade until November 11 at 03:59 (UTC+8), then returns to 3,280.
The Voracity framing also does narrative work. Version 4.7's drip marketing has already introduced Aeon Aha as a playable character, and this event has Aha "here to help" against the Voracity. Whatever Wishpower represents in the story, an event that spends six weeks rebuilding Aha's strength immediately before Aha becomes playable is unlikely to be a coincidence. That is an inference from the sequencing, not something HoYoverse has stated.
What isn't known
- The Wishpower thresholds. Which totals unlock the vouchers, the Jade and the medal have not been published in the notices used here.
- How Corruption Levels are assigned. Which enemies or stages count as low, mid or high is only visible in-game.
- The Suppression bar's threshold values and the specific server buffs they trigger.
- The cost of a single Astral Trendible draw, and therefore how many Imageas 24 vouchers buy.
- The Cosmetics Store voucher price and purchase limit.
- Whether Aha's buff carries any value outside corroded fights. The notices tie it to Voracity Corrosion only.
What to do
- Clear the Adventure Mission gate first. "Calyx (Golden): Bud of Memories" is early enough that most accounts already have it, but new Trailblazers should check.
- Run Treasures Lightward while corroded enemies are active. The first-clear bonus is the most efficient Wishpower in the event.
- Prioritize high-Corruption fights. 40 per enemy versus 4 is a tenfold difference; ten low-level kills equal one high-level one.
- Don't force fights you can't win yet. The server bar and your personal buff both rise over time; return in a week.
- Decide what the vouchers are for before drawing. With duplicates converting to Stardust, drawing early is fine, but the Collector's Editions are the rare targets and 24 vouchers is a small budget.
- Claim the web event's 30 Jade. It is tied to the same progress and costs nothing.
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