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I've hit the limit of my divine blessing this week.
I was next to the statue and it was empty. Didn't think I used it that much, and didn't hit the limit again after. Was weird.
But it sparks the question for me: How does the statue's blessing regen? Is it an amount per minute? And at what rate?
5* characters have better base stats on average than 4* characters:
| Rarity | HP Avg | ATK Avg | DEF Avg |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5* | 10434.14 | 257.86 | 676.57 |
| 4* | 8911.5 | 244 | 653.71 |
I've got base numbers from this spreadsheet with all characters stats on 80 lvl, then excluded Traveller (because we cannot get it from Wishes) and did simple average (sum / # of characters).
On average difference is not that big, but let's compare some specific characters - 2 best DPS from each rarity:
| Character | ATK |
|---|---|
| 5* Diluc | 295 |
| 5* Keqing | 285 |
| 4* Fischl | 216 |
| 4* Razor | 207 |
Clearly 5* DPS beat their 4* counterparts by their most important stat.
In theory, constellations for 4* are more easily obtainable and should offset any initial stats difference, but in reality 4* character pool is bigger, meaning you will receive a lot of constellations for characters you don't play.
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Best Answer
Based on multiple sources it takes 25 minutes for the statue Healing Power to fully recharge. Since this number is referenced by players that have reached different amounts of maximum charge (the total charge is based on the number of unlocked Statues), it is also quite believable that the recharge rate is percentage based instead of a fixed value.
The wiki claims that
Judging on empirical data, this seems to be accurate.