Those Many Springs
For the Path of: NihilityThose Many Springs is a 5★ Light Cone for the Path of Nihility in Honkai: Star Rail.
A powerful 5-star cone for DoT/debuff teams thanks to +60% Effect Hit Rate and a high-chance Unarmored debuff granting 10% increased DMG taken, but its full value depends on pairing with DoT-inflicting characters, limiting its universality.
Those Many Springs is a Light Cone for the Nihility Path. Ranked S on the Light Cone tier list. Best paired with Jiaoqiu. Needs 7 material types to reach Lv.80.
Last updated: 31/07/2026
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Effect
Increases the wearer's Effect Hit Rate by 60%. After the wearer uses Basic ATK, Skill, or Ultimate to attack an enemy target, there is a 60% base chance to inflict "Unarmored" on the target. While in the Unarmored state, the enemy target receives 10% increased DMG, lasting for 2 turn(s). If the target is under a DoT state inflicted by the wearer, there is a 60% base chance to upgrade the "Unarmored" state inflicted by the wearer to the "Cornered" state, which additionally increases the DMG the enemy target receives by 14%, lasting for 2 turn(s). During this period, the wearer cannot inflict "Unarmored" on the target.
Is Superimposition S1 → S5 worth it?
Base Stats (Lv80)
| Lv. | HP | ATK | DEF |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 43 | 26 | 24 |
| 20 | 166 | 102 | 92 |
| 30 | 160 | 98 | 89 |
| 40 | 229 | 140 | 127 |
| 50 | 298 | 182 | 166 |
| 60 | 367 | 224 | 204 |
| 70 | 436 | 267 | 242 |
| 80 | 505 | 309 | 281 |
Best Characters
This is the #1 pick in Jiaoqiu's build recommendation — the effect matches this character's role directly.
Ascension Materials
Characters who use this
Story
After a few sudden drizzles, spring tides rise, birthing lush greenery. "How many springs has it been?" He recalls those young soldiers heading to the battlefield for the first time. Year after year, the faces were all different, yet they radiated the exact same vigor and hope. The willow withers as it waits for their return. But what they manage to bring home is often... the frost that can never melt. Birds' warbles linger in the air as he closes his eyes, allowing sunlight to fall on his face through the gaps between the leaves. —"Alas, those who remain are the loneliest of all."
Alternative cones on the same Path
Trivia & Origins
Signature Cone Of
Determined from the official Gacha pairing table (AvatarUp GachaID <-> WeaponUp GachaID+1000): this cone is banner-paired with Jiaoqiu, not a guess.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Those Many Springs do?
Increases the wearer's Effect Hit Rate by 60%. After the wearer uses Basic ATK, Skill, or Ultimate to attack an enemy target, there is a 60% base chance to inflict "Unarmored" on the target. While in the Unarmored state, the enemy target receives 10% increased DMG, lasting for 2 turn(s). If the target is under a DoT state inflicted by the wearer, there is a 60% base chance to upgrade the "Unarmored" state inflicted by the wearer to the "Cornered" state, which additionally increases the DMG the enemy target receives by 14%, lasting for 2 turn(s). During this period, the wearer cannot inflict "Unarmored" on the target.
What does Those Many Springs do at Superimposition 5 (S5)?
Increases the wearer's Effect Hit Rate by 100%. After the wearer uses Basic ATK, Skill, or Ultimate to attack an enemy target, there is a 60% base chance to inflict "Unarmored" on the target. While in the Unarmored state, the enemy target receives 18% increased DMG, lasting for 2 turn(s). If the target is under a DoT state inflicted by the wearer, there is a 60% base chance to upgrade the "Unarmored" state inflicted by the wearer to the "Cornered" state, which additionally increases the DMG the enemy target receives by 22%, lasting for 2 turn(s). During this period, the wearer cannot inflict "Unarmored" on the target.
Who should use Those Many Springs?
Based on cross-source consensus builds, this cone works best on: Jiaoqiu, Guinaifen, Hysilens, Welt.
How many materials does it take to ascend Those Many Springs to Lv.80?
You need 7 material types and 385,000 Credits to ascend the cone to Lv.80 (see the table above for details).
How to read this Light Cone page
Every Light Cone has exactly one passive effect tied to the wielder's combat performance; that effect scales up as you Superimpose it from S1 to S5 — use the S1-S5 buttons above to see the exact numbers at each level instead of guessing or interpolating. A Light Cone only delivers its full value on a character who shares its Path; "Characters who use this cone" lists every character on that Path, while "Best users" is a narrower list pulled from real build consensus, not a guess.
Base stats (HP/ATK/DEF) are shown at Lv80 for every cone of the same rarity so they can be compared directly; a 5-star cone will always edge out 4-star and 3-star ones here — the real difference lives in the passive effect, not the flat stats. The "Alternative cones on the same Path" section suggests a few other options if you do not own the signature cone yet, or want to compare before spending ascension materials.
See the full list on the Light Cones page, or check terms in the HSR Glossary.
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