With the new Luocha banner rolling out today in Honkai: Star Rail, players are looking forward to getting that new coffin guy with the least amount of pulls possible. But if you’re missing a few extra Jades, completing The Way of the Stomach Web Event might be your salvation to rolling that one more time.
The first official external online event for the game was announced inside it, and following the same rules from other similar activities from Hoyoverse, you can get some extra resources by simply completing a few minigames for some minutes. Let’s get to it with our guide for The Way of the Stomach Web Event in Honkai: Star Rail.
The Way of the Stomach Web Event Guide in Honkai: Star Rail
You can enter the event by clicking the link received in your in-game email or by heading into the Special Event tab in the pause menu. Regardless of the method, a new tab will open in your browser in which you should log in to your Star Rail account. All players at Trailblazer Level 11 or higher can participate.
The goal here is to manage a mini food stall in the Xianzhou Luofu, for whatever reason. Each customer requests a different dish, and you can speed up the process of making them by clicking repeatedly at the Trailblazer’s mini-doll at the corner. You can suggest any of the given dish options to your customers, and they won’t interfere with your overall prizes.
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But once you’re out of customers, you’ll need to complete a few in-game and external tasks to get new opportunities. These include visiting the official Star Rail Discord community, checking the Hoyolab forums, or using your Trailblaze power. You won’t be able to knock this one out in a single day, so keep coming back daily until it’s done.
Customers will return and ask you for different dishes. Complete new orders to level up and claim new rewards, which will totalize as x120 Stellar Jades, x6 Refined Aether, x15 Lost Gold Fragment, and x75000 Credits. It might not be much, but it’s actually a lot for such a smaller event, and will surely be helpful in the next banners to come.
