Destiny Rising: Gacha Summoning and Pity System Guide Welcome, traveler of fate! In Destiny Rising, your journey to greatness begins with the legendary Gacha Summoning System—a fusion of chance, strategy, and destiny. Whether you're chasing a legendary hero, unlocking a rare artifact, or simply trying to beat the odds, this guide will help you navigate the mechanics of summoning and maximize your chances with the Pity System. 🌟 1. Understanding Gacha Summoning The Gacha Summoning System allows you to summon powerful units (Heroes, Guardians, and Artifacts) using in-game currency: Destiny Crystals or Fate Shards. 🔹 Summoning Types: Standard Summon (5-Star Pool): For common and rare 4/5-star characters. Special Summon (Event-Exclusive): Feature limited-time 5-star units (e.g., "Eclipse Knight," "Stellar Mage"). Pity Summon (Guaranteed 5-Star): Triggered after a set number of unsuccessful summons. 🌑 2. The Pity System: Your Destiny’s Guarantee The Pity System ensures that fate will favor you—eventually. 🔹 How It Works: Base Pity: 90 summon attempts without a 5-star unit → Guaranteed 5-star summon on the 90th try. Pity Counter: Tracks your summon attempts since your last 5-star summon. Guarantee Levels: 50 summons → 5-star chance increases to 50%. 70 summons → 80% chance. 90 summons → 100% guaranteed 5-star. ✅ Pro Tip: The pity counter only resets when you pull a 5-star unit. Pity does not carry over between summon types. 🎯 3. Strategic Summoning Tips 📌 A. Use Pity Wisely Don’t summon at 89 unless you’re certain you want a 5-star and have enough crystals. Wait for 90 if you’re targeting a specific 5-star (e.g., a 5-star healer for your team). The system guarantees a 5-star at 90. 📌 B. Avoid “Chasing” After 5-Stars Pulling 90 times in a row for a single unit is risky and costly. If you're close to 90, consider saving crystals and using Fate Shards from events instead. 📌 C. Use Event Summons for Better Odds Event Gachas often have: Higher 5-star drop rates. 5-star unit rerolls (if you don’t get your desired hero, you can reroll with a lower pity penalty). Example: “Eclipse Knight” Event offers a 100% chance to get him if you summon 90 times during the event. 💎 4. Currency Management: Crystals vs. Shards Currency Used For Best Use Destiny Crystals All summon types Save for 90-pity runs or event summons. Fate Shards Event-specific gachas Use during limited-time events to maximize value. Free Summons (Daily/Quest) 100% chance for 3-star or higher Great for grinding pity on low-priority units. 🔥 Golden Rule: Never spend 100+ Crystals on a single 5-star pull unless you're close to 90-pity. 🪄 5. Special Mechanics: What You Need to Know 🔹 1-Outcome Guarantee After 90 summons, you’re guaranteed a 5-star, but not the unit you want. However, if you’re close to 90, and you get a 5-star you don’t want, your pity counter resets to 0. 🔹 Rerolling After 90 If you pull a 5-star at 90 but it’s not the one you wanted, you must start over. Many players wait for 90 to make the final pull only if they’re close to a desired hero. ⚠️ Warning: Never use 90-pity to “test” a 5-star. The risk of missing your dream unit is too high. 📈 6. Long-Term Strategy: Build Your Destiny ✅ Step 1: Track your pity counter (use in-game tracker or a spreadsheet). ✅ Step 2: Save Crystals until you’re within 10–15 of 90. ✅ Step 3: Use event gachas with higher 5-star rates to boost your odds. ✅ Step 4: Once you get a 5-star, reset and plan your next 90-run. ✅ Step 5: Use free daily summons to grind pity on non-essential heroes. 🌌 7. Final Words: Destiny Is in Your Hands The Gacha System in Destiny Rising is not just luck—it’s a test of patience, timing, and strategy. With the Pity System, you’re not fighting fate… you’re working with it. 💬 “Fate rewards those who wait. But only those who plan.” Remember: ✨ The 90th pull is yours to claim. ✨ Never summon in desperation. ✨ Let destiny rise—not fall—on your terms. Now go forth, summoner. Your legend awaits. 🌀 Destiny Rising – Where Every Summon Shapes Your Fate.