Everblue Dungeons Summoning Guide: Rates and Pity

Use Gatcha in the hub’s top menu to open Standard Weapons. Lunara, labeled Angel of the Abyss, Gacha, also marks the hub’s summoning service.

1. Check the featured weapons, rotation countdown, and remaining pity counters.
2. Select Summon 1x for 500 Gems or Summon 10x for 5,000 Gems. Both cost 500 Gems per weapon.
3. Select SKIP if you want to skip the summoning animation.
4. Select REVEAL to turn over the weapon cards.
5. Review the results and star ratings, then select OK to return to the banner.

With 500–4,999 Gems, you can afford single pulls but not a ten-pull. If a purchase opens NOT ENOUGH GEMS, choose YES to visit the Shop or NO to decline. For ways to replenish your balance, see how to get Gems and Gold.

Duplicate weapons can appear. Use the inventory and item protection guide to manage your results and protect weapons you want to keep.

In the Vietnamese interface, Standard Weapons is Vũ khí tiêu chuẩn, and the pull buttons are Triệu hồi 1x and Triệu hồi 10x.

Standard Weapons rotates every hour. The Rotates in timer tells you how long remains before the next rotation.

Open the selected banner’s odds page and choose a rarity to inspect its total rate and the individual weapon probabilities. Press X to return to the banner. Weapon previews also let you inspect names, stars, rarity, and element icons.

A weapon’s Base percentage applies to that individual weapon in its listed lineup; it is not the total chance of receiving any weapon of that rarity. Match the weapon’s name, star rating, and lineup before using a rate to plan your summons. In particular, Electro Blade has a four-star UP configuration at 0.70% alongside One Sword Style and Cyro Spear, and a five-star configuration at 0.01% alongside Cyro Spear and Favian Caster.

If you are chasing a particular weapon, inspect its entry in the current banner before spending. Use the weapon directory to compare its element, skills, and acquisition options.

Standard Weapons tracks three separate pity counters:

Secret in, Legendary in, and Epic in show remaining summons, not minutes. Legendary guaranteed next means your next summon guarantees a Legendary.

Legendary pity with single pulls

Starting at 2 remaining, one single pull can move the display to Legendary guaranteed next. The next pull awards the guaranteed four-star weapon and resets Legendary to 80. Across those two pulls, the Secret and Epic counters each decrease by two.

Secret pity inside a ten-pull

A ten-pull can cross a guarantee and continue into the next pity cycle. For example, starting at Secret in 5, a ten-pull that awards the Secret can return you to the banner at Secret in 495: five pulls reach the guarantee, and the remaining five advance the new cycle.

Rewards and resets mean you should not simply subtract ten from every counter after a ten-pull. Read each updated counter independently before deciding whether to summon again.

When you have no pity-progress bonus and each summon advances the target counter by 1, multiply its remaining summons by 500:

Gem budget = 500 × remaining summons

These are separate target budgets, not amounts to add together. An earlier reward can end your chase sooner.

To calculate what you still need, subtract your current Gems from that budget, with a minimum shortfall of zero:

Additional Gems needed = max(0, 500 × remaining summons − current Gems)

For example, 5 summons remaining requires a budget of 2,500 Gems. If you already have 1,000 Gems, you need 1,500 more Gems.

Use single pulls near your target if you want to stop as soon as you receive it. A full ten-pull still costs 5,000 Gems, even when fewer than ten pulls remain to the guarantee. Recalculate after a reward resets the counter or after your pity bonuses change. For earning routes, see the Gems and Gold guide.

Luck Potions add pity progress to each of your next 10 summons after use. Their bonuses affect progress toward a guarantee; a 25% pity-progress bonus does not mean a 25% chance to pull a rare weapon.

All four tiers are stackable. Greater, Major, and Ultimate Luck Potion specify a combined pity-speed cap of 30×. That is a cap on combined speed, not the effect of one potion.

For a single potion, Ultimate gives the largest listed progress bonus, while Major offers more listed bonus per Gold spent than Ultimate. Choose according to whether you prioritize the size of one potion’s bonus or its Gold cost; do not treat the percentage as a guaranteed number of pulls saved.

Equipping a potion assigns it to your hotbar; it does not consume it or activate its effect. See potions and hotbar setup for buying and preparing consumables.

The paid Server luck boost is a separate, server-wide luck benefit. Keep it separate from the potion percentages when planning pity progress; paid options are covered in game passes and feature entries.