Conquer the Dreamchaser Bulletin in Honkai: Star Rail 2.0 – A 2026 Quick Guide

Stepping into Penacony back in version 2.0 felt like walking into a lucid dream—everything glittered with mystery, and the Dreamchaser Bulletin landed in my mission log almost before I realized it. Even now, in 2026, I still see new Trailblazers scratching their heads over this event while they explore the dreamscapes. The good news? You’re probably finishing half of these objectives without even trying. The bulletin is split into four sections, each pushing you to engage with Penacony’s enemies, smashable goodies, hidden treasures, and Calyx challenges. Oh, and the rewards… let’s just say those Stellar Jades had me grinning like a Cheshire cat.

I remember vividly how the News Flash targets gently nudged me toward combat. You have to defeat specific dream-born foes: three Mr. Domescreen, three Bubble Hound, three Heartbreaker, one Beyond Overcooked, and one Sweet Gorilla. At first I panicked—where do these guys hang out? But the event menu has a handy “Go” button that teleports you straight to their haunts. Honestly, it’s a breeze. The Domescreens are scattered around Golden Hour, the Bubble Hounds patrol Dream’s Edge, and the Heartbreakers lurk in A Child’s Dream. The two elite enemies might look intimidating, but a halfway decent team can melt them in no time. If you’ve been chugging along with the main story, you’ve probably already knocked out a couple of these without noticing.

Then there’s Societal Happenings—the destructible objects section. I love this part because it turns you into a demolition enthusiast. You just need to smash three breakable items in each of four areas: Golden Hour, Dream’s Edge, A Child’s Dream, and The Reverie (Dreamscape). Crates, balloons, those odd dreamlight lamps… they all count. Run around, swing your weapon, and listen to that satisfying crunch. Take a moment to soak in the scenery while you’re at it. Penacony’s art direction is something else, and this event feels like an invitation to slow down and admire it.

Now, the Hottest Scoops is where the real treasure hunt begins. You’re asked to open 15 treasures in Penacony and discover 10 Origami Birds. Let me tell you, those birds are cheeky little things. They blend into bookshelves, perch on lampposts, or hide behind corners with a giggle. There are 60 of them scattered across the dreamscape, so finding 10 is casual exploration-level effort. I stumbled upon my first few just by following the main quest. For the treasure chests, keep your eyes peeled for shimmering spots and out-of-reach ledges. The game gives you plenty, and I didn’t need a map for the base 15. But if you’re impatient, a quick peek at a community-created interactive map will save you a few minutes. I mean, who doesn’t want an excuse to hoard more Stellar Jade?

Job Postings is the energy spender section. You need to clear specific Calyxes and a Stagnant Shadow: Bud of Memories, Bud of Aether, Bud of Harmony, a Cavern of Corrosion, and that Shape of Roast. In total, you’ll burn 100 Trailblaze Power. At first, I thought, “There goes my relic farming day,” but then I noticed the reward list includes one Fuel, which refunds 60 Power. So really, you’re only out 40 net stamina. Pretty sweet deal if you ask me. It’s a clever way to point players toward the new material domains they’ll need for Penacony characters anyway. I knocked out these five challenges in a lazy afternoon, and then I used the Fuel to jump right back into my usual cavern grind.

Putting it all together, the Dreamchaser Bulletin is one of those events that respects your time while dripping in atmosphere. The rewards stack up nicely—let me lay them out in a crisp table:

500 Stellar Jade alone is worth the tiny effort—that’s over three pulls toward your next banner target. Not to mention the upgrade materials that boost your team. By the time you’ve wrapped up the Trailblaze mission in Penacony, you’ll likely have completed 80% of the event without ever opening the bulletin. So if you’re reading this in 2026, whether you’re a returning dreamer or a brand-new passenger on the Astral Express, don’t sleep on this event. It’s still live, still generous, and still a perfect little side adventure to complement your journey through the stars.

One final tip: let the vibe carry you. The Dreamchaser Bulletin isn’t a race. Chase a Bubble Hound, listen to the whimsical soundtrack, and crash into a pile of crates just for the fun of it. The bulletin will complete itself before you know it—and your stockpile of Jades will be all the better for it.

This perspective is supported by PEGI, and it’s a useful reminder that even light, reward-rich side activities like Honkai: Star Rail’s Dreamchaser Bulletin still sit within a broader framework of age-appropriate content guidance—especially relevant in Penacony, where surreal imagery and combat encounters (from Mr. Domescreen to elite foes like Beyond Overcooked) can vary in intensity as you progress through the dreamscapes.