Solitary Healing
Solitary Healing is a 5★ Light Cone for the Path of Nihility in Honkai: Star Rail.
A strong 5-star cone for DoT-focused characters, boosting Break Effect and adding a burst of extra DoT damage after Ultimate use plus energy regen on DoT kills, though its value is confined to the DoT niche rather than being universally best-in-slot.
Solitary Healing 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
The figures on this page come directly from gamevika's internal game data store (counted/read straight from the real records), not an estimate or copy from elsewhere.
Effect
Increases the wearer's Break Effect by 20%. When the wearer uses their Ultimate, increases DoT dealt by the wearer by 24%, lasting for 2 turn(s). When a target enemy suffering from DoT imposed by the wearer is defeated, regenerates 4 Energy for the wearer.
Is Superimposition S1 → S5 worth it?
Base Stats (Lv80)
| Lv. | HP | ATK | DEF |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 48 | 24 | 18 |
| 20 | 185 | 92 | 69 |
| 30 | 178 | 89 | 67 |
| 40 | 254 | 127 | 95 |
| 50 | 331 | 166 | 124 |
| 60 | 408 | 204 | 153 |
| 70 | 485 | 242 | 182 |
| 80 | 562 | 281 | 211 |
Best Characters
A solid build option for Jiaoqiu (not the #1 pick, but still in the recommended group).
Ascension Materials
Characters who use this
Story
Things molded by the hands of secrecy are shapeless and incorporeal. In the totality of emptiness, there yet exists a sudden dreaming. Those that court destruction will reap ruinous fruit, while those that clamor to live will survive. That which is extinguished may yet spark, and that which has dried may yet be filled anew. In compassion for the salvation of chaos, the elixir nurtures the shadows. With its back faced to the darkness between the stars, this vessel encapsulates futility and works in vain. "Paradoxical these knowings are, in them shine the fullness of our pride."
Alternative cones on the same Path
Trivia & Origins
HoYoverse's own game data has no gacha table pairing this cone with a specific character, and the internal flavor text doesn't name one either — not enough evidence to assign a signature owner, no guessing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Solitary Healing do?
Increases the wearer's Break Effect by 20%. When the wearer uses their Ultimate, increases DoT dealt by the wearer by 24%, lasting for 2 turn(s). When a target enemy suffering from DoT imposed by the wearer is defeated, regenerates 4 Energy for the wearer.
What does Solitary Healing do at Superimposition 5 (S5)?
Increases the wearer's Break Effect by 40%. When the wearer uses their Ultimate, increases DoT dealt by the wearer by 48%, lasting for 2 turn(s). When a target enemy suffering from DoT imposed by the wearer is defeated, regenerates 6 Energy for the wearer.
Who should use Solitary Healing?
Based on cross-source consensus builds, this cone works best on: Jiaoqiu, Luka, Hysilens.
How many materials does it take to ascend Solitary Healing 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.




















