What Pity Means
Pity is a counter that guarantees a top-rarity result after a fixed number of pulls without one. The counter resets when you win.
Enter your pity count, pulls and currency. MMODude shows how many pulls and how much currency you need to guarantee a featured character, and how long it takes to save.
Pick a game or enter your own rules. Everything runs in your browser and nothing is saved or sent.
Presets use the standard rules for each game and may be out of date after a patch. Check your game's pity rules in game and edit any field. This calculator shows the guaranteed worst case, so soft pity and lucky pulls can beat it.
Pity is a counter that guarantees a top-rarity result after a fixed number of pulls without one. The counter resets when you win.
Many gacha games can give you a standard character the first time. Fan guides report Neverness to Everness has no 50/50 on limited boards, so its featured character is guaranteed at pity.
Soft pity and luck usually beat the maximum, but the worst case is the number you can plan a save around without risk.
See how free players collect pulls in our Neverness to Everness Annulith guide.
If your game has a 50/50 and your next 5-star is not already guaranteed, the worst case is finishing your current pity and then a full second pity. Otherwise it is only the pulls left on your current pity.
They use each game's standard character-banner rules and 160 currency per pull. Games change rules with updates, so confirm in game and edit any field.
No. Soft pity raises your odds before the hard pity, but it is not a guarantee, so this tool plans around the hard limit.
No. It runs entirely in your browser and nothing is saved or sent anywhere.