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Acheron Guide

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Introduction

Acheron is a 5* character exclusively obtainable from the ”Words of Yore” Warp in Honkai: Star Rail. As a Lightning-Type damage dealer following the Path of Nihility, she features a unique stacking mechanic replacing Energy for her Ultimate. By utilizing debuffs to charge up her Ultimate, Acheron deals powerful AoE damage, opening up new team archetypes for players.

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Character Overview

Acheron’s playstyle revolves around her Ultimate, which is the bulk of her damage. It is unique in the fact that it does not charge up using Energy, but with a mechanic called Slashed Dream, obtained through her Skill or by inflicting debuffs on enemies, whether from her allies or enemies themselves. This makes her damage output heavily tied to the rate at which the player can apply debuffs.

Such a heavy focus on debuff application is seen throughout her entire kit, with Acheron’s A4 Bonus Ability giving a damage multiplier based on the number of Nihility characters in the team other than Acheron. This bonus caps out at 2, which can make team composition a daunting task.

All things considered, Acheron’s team composition requirements can appear restrictive, but her unique playstyle, paired with an extremely high damage ceiling, sets her apart as one of the most formidable damage dealers in Honkai: Star Rail.

Playstyles

Hypercarry

Acheron’s playstyle focuses on her Ultimate, carefully timing buffs and debuffs to maximize its damage, and using her teammates to help generate stacks of Slashed Dream. Thanks to Quadrivalent Ascendence, an “overflow” mechanic for Slashed Dream, Acheron can retain overcapped stacks after using her Ultimate, allowing her to delay her Ultimate to better line up with buffs and debuffs.

Acheron’s Ultimate has several key components to it, and understanding each part can help maximize damage. The first part is Rainblade, which are three targetable swings of her Ultimate. Players can select who they attack with Rainblade, and should prioritize selecting enemies with Crimson Knot stacks, as doing so will remove up to 3 stacks and deal AoE damage based on the number of stacks removed. If Acheron hits enemies without Crimson Knot stacks, this detonation will not be triggered. After the three Rainblades, Stygian Resurge is triggered, a large AoE hit that also removes all remaining stacks of Crimson Knot from the field. It is important to note that Crimson Knot stacks removed by Stygian Resurge will NOT deal the AoE damage they would deal if removed by Rainblade. As such, any stacks removed by Stygian Resurge are effectively lost damage potential.

To maximize damage, abilities that apply debuffs should be placed carefully, as these will influence the distribution of Crimson Knots. Ideally, Crimson Knots should be distributed in multiples of 3, as each Rainblade can only remove up to 3 stacks of Crimson Knot.

Traces

Basic ATK

Basic ATK | Trilateral Wiltcross

Trace Description

Trilateral Wiltcross [Single Target]

Deals Lightning DMG equal to 50%/100%/110% of Acheron’s ATK to a single target enemy.

Does not grant Acheron Slashed Dream stacks on its own. Typically useless in Acheron’s usual playstyle.

Skill

Skill | Octobolt Flash

Trace Description

Octobolt Flash [Blast]

Gains 1 point(s) of Slashed Dream. Inflicts 1 stack(s) of Crimson Knot on a single target enemy, dealing Lightning DMG equal to 80%/160%/176% of Acheron’s ATK to this target, as well as Lightning DMG equal to 30%/60%/66% of Acheron’s ATK to adjacent targets.

Acheron’s only way to gain Slashed Dream on her own. This Skill should always be used to generate stacks for her Ultimate.

Ultimate

Ultimate | Slashed Dream Cries in Red

Trace Description

Slashed Dream Cries in Red [AoE]

Sequentially unleash Rainblade 3 times and Stygian Resurge 1 time, dealing Lightning DMG up to 223.2%/372%/401.76% of Acheron’s ATK to a single target enemy, as well as Lightning DMG up to 180%/300%/324% of Acheron’s ATK to other targets.

Rainblade: Deals Lightning DMG equal to 14.4%/24%/25.92% of Acheron’s ATK to a single target enemy and removes up to 3 stacks of Crimson Knot from the target. When Crimson Knot is removed, immediately deals Lightning DMG equal to 9%/15%/16.2% of Acheron’s ATK to all enemies. For every stack of Crimson Knot removed, this DMG Multiplier is additionally increased, up to a maximum of 36%/60%/64.8%.

Stygian Resurge: Deals Lightning DMG equal to 72%/120%/129.6% of Acheron’s ATK to all enemies and remove all Crimson Knots.
Crimson Knot cannot be applied to enemies during the Ultimate.

Acheron’s primary source of damage, consisting of 3 selectable single-target attacks and a final AoE attack. As removing Crimson Knot will deal additional damage, it is recommended to target enemies with the most Crimson Knot stacks. If possible, keep the number of Crimson Knot stacks divisible by 3 to maximize the bonus damage from removing Crimson Knot.

Does not benefit from Simulated Universe Blessings that grant Energy, but “Brain in a Vat” does grant an extra Ultimate.

Talent

Talent | Atop Rainleaf Hangs Oneness

Trace Description

Atop Rainleaf Hangs Oneness [Enhance]

When Slashed Dream reaches 9 point(s), the Ultimate can be activated. During the Ultimate, reduces enemies’ Toughness regardless of Weakness Types and reduces all enemies’ All-Type RES by 10%/20%/22%, lasting until the end of the Ultimate.
When any unit inflicts debuffs on an enemy target while using their ability, Acheron gains 1 point of Slashed Dream and inflicts 1 stack of Crimson Knot on the target. If debuffs are inflicted on multiple targets, then the 1 stack of Crimson Knot will be inflicted on the enemy target with the most Crimson Knot stacks. This effect can only trigger once per every ability usage.
After an enemy target exits the field or gets defeated by any unit while Acheron is on the field, their Crimson Knot stacks will be transferred to the enemy target with the most Crimson Knot stacks on the whole field.

Crimson Knot is not counted as a debuff, but Acheron can gain up to 2 stacks if she applies a debuff when using her Skill.

Enemy actions that apply debuffs to enemies will also apply Crimson Knot.

Technique

Technique | Quadrivalent Ascendance

Trace Description

Quadrivalent Ascendance

Immediately attacks the enemy. At the start of each wave, gains Quadrivalent Ascendance, dealing Lightning DMG equal to 200% of Acheron’s ATK to all enemies and reducing Toughness of all enemies irrespective of Weakness Types. When Weakness is broken, triggers the Lightning Weakness Break effect.
Quadrivalent Ascendance: After using the Ultimate, Acheron gains 1 point(s) of Slashed Dream and inflicts 1 stack(s) of Crimson Knot on a single random enemy.
If attacking a normal enemy, immediately defeats them without entering combat. When not hitting enemies, no Technique Points are consumed.

Reduces the number of debuffs needed to be applied for Acheron’s second Ultimate by 1.

If Acheron breaks an enemy or applies a debuff through other means, her Technique will also grant one additional stack of Slashed Dream.

Can instantly defeat all normal enemies in both the Overworld and the Simulated Universe, granting any rewards those fights normally would.

A2 Bonus

Ascension 2 Bonus Ability | Red Oni

Trace Description

Red Oni

When battle starts, immediately gains 5 point(s) of Slashed Dream and applies 5 stack(s) of Crimson Knot to a random enemy. When Slashed Dream reaches its upper limit, for every point of Slashed Dream that exceeds the limit, gains 1 stack of Quadrivalent Ascendance. Increases the maximum stackable count for Quadrivalent Ascendance to 3.

Allows Acheron to use her Ultimate earlier at the start of a battle. Also allows Acheron to delay using her Ultimate for the most beneficial moment without losing out on Slashed Dream.

A4 Bonus

Ascension 4 Bonus Ability | The Abyss

Trace Description

The Abyss

When there are 1 or 2 Nihility characters other than Acheron in the team, the DMG dealt by Acheron’s Basic ATK, Skill, and Ultimate increases to 115% or 160% of the original DMG respectively.

Multiplies Acheron’s base multipliers. The increase from 1 to 2 Nihility units is an unconditional 39% increase to Acheron’s damage, so maxing out this bonus is highly desirable for both damage and maximizing Slashed Dream gain.

A6 Bonus

Ascension 6 Bonus Ability | Thunder Core

Trace Description

Thunder Core

When the Rainblade from Acheron’s Ultimate hits enemy targets with Crimson Knot, her DMG increases by 30%, stacking up to 3 time(s) and lasting for 3 turn(s). And when Stygian Resurge triggers, additionally deals DMG for 6 times. Each time deals Lightning DMG equal to 25% of Acheron’s ATK to a single random enemy and is viewed as part of the Ultimate DMG.

Grants Acheron a large amount of DMG%, which can have permanent uptime depending on how often she uses her Ultimate.

The scaling of the 6 additional hits is also affected by Acheron’s A4 Bonus Ability.

Note: Trace levels shown are 1/10/12 (Basic ATK 1/6/7).

Trace Priority

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Ultimate > Talent ≥ Skill

Acheron’s Ultimate constitutes a large portion of her damage, and her Talent provides RES Pen during her Ultimate. Her Skill should not be ignored either, as it can still do a sizable amount of damage and will be used every turn to inflict Slashed Dream. On the other hand, using her Basic ATK should generally be avoided, and it can be left unleveled.

Eidolons

Eidolon 1

Eidolon 1 | Silenced Sky Spake Sooth

Eidolon Description

CRIT Rate increases by 18% when dealing DMG to debuffed enemies.

A decent stat boost.

Eidolon 2

Eidolon 2 | Mute Thunder in Still Tempest

Eidolon Description

The number of Nihility characters required for the Trace “The Abyss” to achieve its highest possible effect is reduced by 1. When this unit’s turn starts, gains 1 point of Slashed Dream and inflicts 1 stack of Crimson Knot on the enemy with the most Crimson Knot stacks.

Increases Acheron’s team flexibility by opening another team slot for a non-Nihility unit without losing out on her A4 Bonus Ability DMG multiplier.

The increased Slashed Dream accumulation also mitigates the slower debuff application when switching to non-Nihility teammates, and can also allow for even shorter rotations.

Eidolon 3

Eidolon 3 | Frost Bites in Death

Eidolon Description

Ultimate Lv. +2, up to a maximum of Lv. 15.
Basic ATK Lv. +1, up to a maximum of Lv. 10.

Ultimate Trace levels offer a nice but ultimately minor boost in damage.

Eidolon 4

Eidolon 4 | Shrined Fire for Mirrored Soul

Eidolon Description

When enemy targets enter combat, afflict them with the Ultimate DMG Vulnerable Vulnerability state, increasing the amount of Ultimate DMG they take by 8%.

Applies a permanent debuff to enemies. Not a huge damage increase on its own.

Eidolon 5

Eidolon 5 | Strewn Souls on Erased Earths

Eidolon Description

Skill Lv. +2, up to a maximum of Lv. 15.
Talent Lv. +2, up to a maximum of Lv. 15.

A minor increase overall, much like E3.

Eidolon 6

Eidolon 6 | Apocalypse, the Emancipator

Eidolon Description

Increases the All-Type RES PEN for the Ultimate DMG dealt by Acheron by 20%. The DMG dealt by Basic ATK and Skill will also be considered as Ultimate DMG and can reduce enemy toughness regardless of Weakness Types. When Weakness is broken, triggers the Lightning Weakness Break effect.

Note that Acheron’s Basic ATK and Skill do not benefit from her Talent’s RES Pen, as that is only active during her actual Ultimate.

This Eidolon also retroactively increases the value of Acheron’s signature Light Cone (and its superimpositions), as well as her E4, as they now both boost her entire kit instead of just her Ultimate.

Build

Light Cones


Along the Passing Shore
With both great base stats and beneficial effects, Acheron’s Signature Light Cone is her best option by a wide margin.

Mirage Fizzle is always guaranteed to be applied, and will generate one extra stack of Slashed Dream whenever Acheron uses her Basic ATK or Skill.

The DMG Boost from Mirage Fizzle is also noticeable as such a large portion of Acheron’s damage is in her Ultimate.

Incessant Rain
A reasonably powerful option if players happen to have it. Stronger than S5 Good Night and Sleep Well, and can apply a debuff to generate additional stacks of Slashed Dream.

However, as the debuff is applied after an attack finishes, if all attacked enemies are immediately defeated, no additional stack will be gained.

Patience is All You Need
Surprisingly solid due to the extra Slashed Dream stacks it can provide, along with the other stat bonuses. Note that this debuff can only be inflicted on enemies that do not already have it.

Good Night and Sleep Well
Best 4★ option. Maintaining 3 stacks is trivial in most Acheron teams, and at S3 and above, it is better than S5 Resolution Shines as Pearls of Sweat.

Boundless Choreo
A strong option. It provides a large amount of CRIT, and its secondary effect is easy to activate in Acheron’s teams.

In the Name of the World
Solid base stats make this usable if players already have it. Not worth purchasing solely for Acheron.

Resolution Shines as Pearls of Sweat
The debuff from this Light cone can allow Acheron to use her Ultimate sooner, making it competitive with S3 Good Night Sleep Well.

It is imperative that if Acheron is using this Light Cone, no other teammate should also be using a copy of it, as its debuff cannot be reapplied to enemies that are already affected by it.

It’s Showtime
The F2P option. Switch to any of the above if possible.

Relics

Relic Sets


4-Pc Pioneer Diver of Dead Waters
Even without debuffing Light Cones, both the 2-Pc and 4-Pc effect of Pioneer Diver of Dead Waters will be active during Acheron’s Ultimate, as her Talent applies a debuff, making this set her best for her personal damage.

4-Pc Genius of Brilliant Stars
A competitive option unless you reach 100% DEF Shred without this set.

4-Pc Prisoner in Deep Confinement
Potentially better than 4-Pc Genius of Brilliant Stars, provided there are 3 DoT debuffs on an enemy, or 1 DoT against enemies without Quantum Weakness.

4-Pc Band of Sizzling Thunder
Provides a permanent increase to ATK% and DMG%, as Acheron uses her Skill every turn. Usable if you have it, but it is not recommended to farm this for Acheron.
2-Pc CombinationsCombinations of 2-Pc Band of Sizzling Thunder, 2-Pc Pioneer Diver of Dead Waters, 2-Pc Messenger Traversing Hackerspace, 2-Pc Prisoner in Deep Confinement, or 2-Pc Musketeer of Wild Wheat can be used if the above options are not available.

Planar Ornaments

All of these sets are close enough to each other in performance, so choose which set has the better substats.


Izumo Gensei and Takama Divine Realm
As Acheron always wants at least one other Nihility teammate, this Planar set is an easy fit. It grants both ATK% and CRIT Rate, both of which are valuable stats for Acheron.

Inert Salsotto
A very competitive option, as Acheron’s Ultimate makes up a majority of her damage. It is worth mentioning that Inert Salsotto is paired with Belobog of the Architects, which makes farming this set inefficient.

Space Sealing Station
Worth considering if using SPD Boots and none of the above are available. Performs slightly worse than Rutilant Arena if Acheron has less than 120 SPD.

Firmament Frontline: Glamoth
Performs virtually the same as Space Sealing Station at 135 SPD. When choosing between Space Sealing Station and Firmament Frontline: Glamoth, substats will make the largest difference.

Rutilant Arena
The vast majority of Acheron’s damage comes from her Ultimate, although her Skill still contributes some damage, making Rutilant Arena viable if no other set is available.

External SPD buffs can allow Acheron to more easily activate Space Sealing Station and Firmament Frontline: Glamoth Set Effects, and they only have to be activated while Acheron uses her Ultimate.

Stats


Body

Boots

Sphere

Rope
CRIT Rate / CRIT DMGATK% ≈ SPDATK% > Lightning%ATK%

Substats

CRIT > ATK% > SPD

The abundance of DMG% in Acheron’s kit means that in many cases, an ATK% Orb is slightly better than a Lightning DMG% Orb. Pick based on your substats.

Acheron is often dependent on her teammates for much of her Slashed Dream stack generation, due to her own debuff application being very limited in comparison. ATK% boots are recommended, but SPD Boots are practically equivalent if she can generate more than one Slashed Dream per turn, whether through her E2 or a debuff-applying Light Cone.

It is recommended to aim for a 1:2 ratio of CRIT Rate to CRIT DMG.

E2 or S1?

Acheron’s E2 has incredible power, as it can enable more team compositions and allow room for more powerful supports, now only requiring 1 Nihility unit to max out the effect of her A4 Bonus Ability. Combined with the extra stack generation on her turns, E2 is a noticeable increase in both power and versatility.

On the flip side, S1 is significantly cheaper with a considerable increase compared to her best non-signature options. In scenarios where Acheron would have the same amount of Ultimates compared to her non-signature options, the damage increase is less noticeable but still significant. Additionally, Acheron is significantly lacking in F2P Light Cone options, and her best 4★ gacha options are still much weaker than her Signature Light Cone.

Character Comparisons

Argenti

Argenti Sticker 01 - The Crepuscule Zone

Argenti and Acheron are both Ultimate-centric AoE damage dealers. Argenti’s kit is noticeably more tuned towards multi-wave scenarios such as Pure Fiction, while Acheron cares more about her teammates than the number of enemies she is facing.

Jing Yuan

Jing Yuan Sticker 02 - Final Closed Beta

Acheron and Jing Yuan are similar in the fact that they are both AoE Lightning-Type damage dealers. However, Jing Yuan possesses much more wave clearing capability with his AoE Skill and Ultimate, which makes him preferable in scenarios such as Pure Fiction. Acheron also lacks the ability to take advantage of numerous sources of Energy, such as being hit by enemies, defeating enemies, Tingyun’s Ultimate, and various Simulated Universe Blessings.

Notable Synergies

Nihility Units

All Nihility Units carry at least some inherent value by contributing towards Acheron’s A4 Bonus Ability.

Pela Sticker 01 - Second Closed Beta
Pela
Pela provides SP generation, AoE DEF Shred, and Slashed Dream stack generation with her Ultimate (and Skill at E4 and above). Pela can even generate stacks while staying SP positive by using debuffing Light Cones such as Resolution Shines as Pearls of Sweat.

As Resolution Shines as Pearls of Sweat only applies its Ensnared debuff to enemies that do not already have it, if using Pela’s Basic ATK and Ultimate in quick succession, you should use her Basic ATK before her Ultimate, or else she will only generate one stack of Slashed Dream.
Silver Wolf Sticker 03
Silver Wolf
Silver Wolf’s Talent allows her to consistently generate stacks on every action if she has enough EHR, and her abilities make her perfect for single-target scenarios, especially when paired with another source of DEF Shred such as Pela. Silver Wolf can also enable the Genius of Brilliant Stars set by implanting Quantum Weakness onto enemies, resulting in even more DEF Ignore.

Black Swan
Black Swan is capable of inflicting stacks of Arcana whenever new enemies enter battle, however, this will only generate Crimson Knot if the enemies are summoned through an enemy ability, and not at the start of every wave. She also becomes a more potent support with her E1’s RES Shred.

One can also take advantage of Black Swan’s Epiphany debuff, by using Acheron’s Ultimate while it is the target’s turn. Combined with her DEF shred on Skill and her own non-negligible personal damage, Black Swan makes for a surprisingly effective dance partner for Acheron.
Guinaifen Sticker 05 - The Crepuscule Zone
Guinaifen
A strong 4★ option if one does not have Silver Wolf. Guinaifen has debuff application and stacking Vulnerability, but can be outclassed by Harmony units such as Sparkle or Bronya.
Welt Sticker 03
Welt
Welt can function as a secondary damage dealer at high investment, while also helping to fulfill Acheron’s A4 Bonus Ability. Although he is able to Slow and Imprison enemies, these aspects of his kit do not make him a good sustain, and such a build is dubious at best, especially in non-Imaginary-weak scenarios and without Ruan Mei.

Sustains


Gallagher
Gallagher’s debuffs are sources of extra Slashed Dream and Crimson Knot stacks.

Preservation Units
All Preservation units can hold Trend of the Universal Market, which inflicts debuffs when its wearer is attacked. Each burn debuff application from Trend generates a stack of Slashed Dream and Crimson Knot, at the cost of being unable to control when they are distributed due to random enemy targeting.

Gepard and Fire Trailblazer are particularly good for this due to their increased aggro and Taunt respectively.

Harmony Units


Sparkle
Sparkle’s buffs are strong enough to outweigh the fact that she takes up a slot for potential Nihility units. While Silver Wolf performs better in single-target scenarios, Sparkle is noticeably better in AoE. Combined with the extra comfort afforded by her SP generation, Sparkle is a powerful and comfortable support even for E0 Acheron.

Bronya
Much of what applies to Sparkle can be applied to Bronya. Although Bronya has strong buffs on paper, her high SP consumption and short buff durations can lead to awkward scenarios where Acheron gains her Ultimate outside of her turn, and has to choose between delaying it and wasting Slashed Dream stacks, or using it and missing out on Bronya’s buffs. Nonetheless, Bronya is a powerful support and can be an upgrade over some double Nihility team compositions, particularly over Guinaifen.

Teams

Two Nihility Teammates

Acheron — Nihility — Nihility — Sustain

A hypercarry team that uses two Nihility supports for stack gain as well as to max out Acheron’s A4 Bonus Ability. Ideally, both Nihility units can apply a debuff on every single turn, whether through their kit, or the use of debuffing Light Cones such as Resolution Shines as Pearls of Sweat. Fast Ultimates that apply debuffs are a plus.

Example Teams

Acheron — Silver Wolf — Pela — Gallagher

This team is strong in single-target scenarios, as Pela and Silver Wolf together can reach 100% DEF Shred on a single enemy. Silver Wolf should use her Basic ATK every turn, only using her Skill to implant Weakness as needed. Pela should use her Basic ATK every turn, only using her Skill when enemies already have ‘Ensnared’ applied to them. Silver Wolf and Pela should distribute their attacks in order to distribute Crimson Knot in multiples of 3.

Silver Wolf, Pela, and Gallagher should all be built with as much SPD as reasonably possible, and can use equipment such as Eagle of Twilight Line, or Multiplication in Gallagher’s case, in order to increase their rate of debuff application.

One Harmony One Nihility

Acheron — Harmony — Nihility — Sustain

Sacrificing a portion of the multiplier from Acheron’s A4 Bonus Ability, these teams gain the use of powerful Harmony units such as Sparkle or Bronya. While they are fairly competitive and can outperform double Nihility team compositions in AoE scenarios when Acheron is at E0, they are not  outright better until E2 or above.

Example Teams

Acheron — Sparkle — Pela — Fu Xuan

It is recommended to build a lot of SPD on Sparkle, and use her Skill on Acheron every turn, forgoing SPD on Acheron entirely. Pela should use her Basic ATK every turn, and can delay her Ultimate until after she uses her Basic ATK. If you have Pela’s E4, she can use her Ultimate followed by her Skill to ensure Slashed Dream stacks are generated.

Sustainless

Acheron — Nihility — Action Advance — Nihility/Harmony

Due to the nature of Acheron’s kit and the amount of power held in her A4 Bonus Ability, Acheron can gain a substantial amount of damage from giving up the sustain slot in her teams. These teams rely on clearing fast, using the incredible power bump to finish fights before enemies are able to deal any meaningful damage to you.

Note that these teams are built mostly for raw damage, and may require resets to work.

Example Teams

Acheron — Sparkle — Pela — Welt

This team plays very similarly to the previously mentioned Sparkle and Pela team, substituting the sustain unit for Welt while fulfilling Acheron’s A4 Bonus Ability. Welt functions as a secondary damage dealer in this team, and should not be used purely as a “pseudo-sustain,” as better results would be achieved by using a dedicated sustain character such as Fire Trailblazer.

Acheron — Kafka — Black Swan— Ruan Mei

This is a strong team in Pure Fiction, as Kafka and Black Swan both generate Slashed Dream stacks, while contributing their own damage. Kafka should use her Skill every turn to detonate DoTs, while Black Swan and Ruan Mei should use their Skill to maintain their respective buffs and debuffs, otherwise using their Basic ATK. In Pure Fiction, Acheron does not need to wait for Black Swan’s DEF Shred or Epiphany to clear waves, and should use her Ultimate as soon as it is ready.

Black Swan should be faster than Kafka, in order to apply Arcana before Kafka’s turn. Each of their respective Ultimates can be cast whenever they are ready.

Note that Kafka does not have any notable direct synergy with Acheron and only functions as a debuffer and DoT enabler, and the team will be functionally the same with another DoT unit.

Credits

Authors

Cas
Ducc

Editors

Crimson
Mayonnaise
Mystathi
N[L]Rem

Publishers

Chase

References

Changelog

  • 18 July 2024 – Published for v2.3

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