Destiny Rising: Gacha Summoning and Pity System Guide Welcome, traveler! As you embark on your journey through Destiny Rising, understanding the gacha summoning mechanics and the pity system is essential for optimizing your path to greatness. Whether you’re chasing legendary heroes, building your dream team, or simply trying to maximize value, this guide will walk you through every key concept. 🌟 1. Gacha Summoning Basics The gacha system in Destiny Rising allows you to summon powerful characters (Units), weapons, and artifacts to strengthen your party. 🔹 Types of Gacha: Standard Summon (100% Rate): Pulls 1 random unit (5★, 4★, 3★, 2★, 1★). 100% chance to get a 3★ or higher. 10-pull bundle (1000 Energy) gives a guaranteed 3★ or higher. Event Summon (Limited-Time): Features exclusive 5★ characters and boosts for certain units. Higher chance to obtain featured 5★ units. Often includes limited-time pity mechanics. Special Summon (Premium/Story-Driven): Unlockable via story progression or special events. May include story-specific units or alternate skins. ⚔️ 2. Pity System: The Guardian of Fairness The pity system ensures that you never go too long without getting a 5★ character. It's designed to keep summoning rewarding and balanced. 🔹 Pity Mechanics: Standard Pity (No Multiplier): 100 pulls without a 5★ = 100% guaranteed 5★. After 99 failed 5★ pulls, the 100th pull is guaranteed to be 5★. Pity with Multiplier (Event & Special Summons): Some events or limited-time summons have increased pity rates. Example: After 60 pulls without a 5★, your next 5★ has a 2x chance (not guaranteed). After 80 pulls, 3x chance, and 100% guaranteed at 100 pulls. 🔹 Key Pity Rules: Pity resets to 0 after you obtain a 5★ character. Pity is per summon type – event pity does not carry over to standard gacha. You cannot guarantee a specific 5★ unit via pity alone — only the rarity. ✅ Pro Tip: Use 10-pull bundles to track pity more easily. 10 pulls = 1 pity point. 🎯 3. How to Use Pity Wisely ✅ Best Practices: Track Your Pity: Use the in-game summon log (or a spreadsheet) to monitor how many pulls since your last 5★. Save Energy for Pity Runs: If you’re close to 100, spend energy to reach the cap and guarantee your 5★. Avoid "Spend-to-Get" Traps: Don’t spend all your currency on a single run hoping for a 5★. Wait for pity. Use Free Pulls (if available): Daily login rewards and event bonuses help reduce the cost of pity runs. ❌ Common Mistakes: Spending $100 on 10 pulls hoping for a 5★ (no pity = random). Buying event summons hoping for a 5★ you don’t need (wastes currency). Ignoring the pity cap — if you’re at 99, pull the 100th to lock in your 5★. 🎁 4. Bonus Features & Special Mechanics Banner Favorites: Some 5★ units appear more frequently on banners (e.g., 15% base rate vs. 10%). Use these to increase your odds for a specific hero. Fate Points (Free Pulls): Earned via events, login streaks, and story progress. Use Fate Points to bypass energy cost and stay on schedule. Chance to Resummon (Event-Only): After getting a 5★ you don’t want, you may get a "free" reroll chance (10% chance). Use this to test if a 5★ is worth keeping. 🏆 5. Build Strategy: What to Pull After Pity Once you get your 5★, decide: Is it a 5★ support? (e.g., healer, buff specialist) → Great for team synergy. Is it a 5★ DPS? → Best for damage, but needs strong weapons and talent. Is it a 5★ tank? → Essential for front-line durability. 💡 Golden Rule: Prioritize characters that fit your current meta, team composition, and playstyle. 📌 Final Tips: Master Your Destiny Never spend on gacha without checking pity. Always aim for 100-pull pity runs. Use energy wisely — save for 10-pull bundles. Join events to get free pulls and boost your odds. Don’t rush — a single 5★ can change your destiny. 🎯 Remember: Destiny Rising isn’t just about luck — it’s about strategy, patience, and knowing when to pull. Master the pity, and your fate will rise with every summon. 🌌 "The stars align not by chance, but by the hand that dares to summon." Good luck, Champion. Your destiny awaits. — The Summoning Oracle 🌀