Honkai: Star Rail Leaks - New Stoneheart Character Will Be The First Of Their Kind

The new Stoneheart character in has allegedly been leaked and they will likely be the first of their kind if the rumored information is accurate. The Ten Stonehearts compose a faction of executives within the IPC (Interastral Peace Corporation) and each of them is named after a special stone in HoYoverse’s turn-based RPG. So far, players have met characters like Topaz, Aventurine, and Jade in , three important Stoneheart characters, but there are still eight more units to meet. This includes the group’s leader, Diamond. The developer has already teased all of them.

Near Jade’s release, HoYoverse presented a teaser trailer that showed the Ten Stonehearts assembling to determine Aventurine’s fate after his Cornerstone was shattered. Characters like Sapphire, Amber, and Opal were presented, each demonstrating a bit of their personalities and mindsets. These Stoneheart characters will likely be gradually released over the next few years as the game’s story progresses. Now, there have been rumors about who may be the next playable Stoneheart in and the leaks indicate they may have a unique gameplay mechanic that puts them ahead of other versatile characters in the game.

Details about the next Stoneheart character were obtained by the leaker known as Uncle G7DD8tV, which was posted on Reddit. The leak talks about how Diamond is set to be the next playable unit from the faction, though a follow-up post on Reddit clarifies that Uncle G7DD8tV was referring to Opal and not the leader of Ten Stonehearts. In the first leak, several details about Diamond, who may actually be Opal, were revealed, including possible information about their body type and, most importantly, a portion of their rumored gameplay kit in, which may be revolutionary.

It would make sense for Diamond’s release to be held back more than the rest of the Stonehearts considering he is their leader and an Emanator of Preservation.

The original leak, which allegedly refers to Opal as Diamond, indicates that the