Summon sim
Roll the real Sword x Staff banners against their true base rates — a fun, no-account pull simulator.
Roll any of the 4 live Prayers against the real drop rates — no account, no real currency. Each pull uses the game's own per-pull weights (basis points that sum to 10,000), so your luck here mirrors the live odds. This is a base-rate simulator: it doesn't model milestone pity (the data doesn't expose it), so treat long streaks as variance, not the guaranteed floor you'd hit in-game.
Summon simulator
Pick a banner, then pull once or ten times. Results roll on the live odds; the running tally tracks everything you've spent this session.
Hit Pull ×1 or Pull ×10 to roll the Skill Prayer.
No pulls yet.
How the draw works
- Real weights.
Every banner's outcomes are the game's own per-pull probability values — basis points that sum to 10,000 per banner. We pick an outcome with a weighted random draw over exactly those numbers, so a 2.41% Legendary skill hits ~2.41% of the time.
- Then a pool roll.
Once the draw lands on a Skill or Pet rarity, we pick a random entry of that quality from the real pool (238 player skills, 10 pets) and show its icon and name. Gear, shard and ability-food outcomes show the tier and category.
- No pity, no account.
This is a base-rate simulator. It doesn't model the in-game milestone pity (guaranteed Rare every 10, Legendary every 70, etc.) because the rate table doesn't expose those counters — so it's pure odds, nothing is saved, and nothing touches a real account.
Skill Prayer — base rates
The exact per-pull distribution this banner rolls against, accurate to the live game. Switch banners above to see each table.
Drop rates are verified against the game's own per-pull probability values (basis points), with banners and currencies from the game's banner data; the skill and pet pools come from the game's class and companion data, with the game's own icons. This is a base-rate probability simulator — it rolls the published odds with a fair weighted random, but does not model milestone pity (not exposed in the data), featured rate-ups, or any real account. Real luck will vary.