Mastering Gacha Banners in Neverness to Everness
In Hotta Studio's open-world urban anomaly RPG Neverness to Everness (NTE), acquiring 5-star characters like Mint and Scarborough requires strategic allocation of your Stella Pixels. Understanding the soft pity curve at 70 pulls and 50/50 guarantee roll-overs ensures maximum banner efficiency.
🎲 What is the NTE Pull Calculator?
The Neverness to Everness Pull Calculator is a Monte Carlo simulation tool that computes your exact statistical probability of securing a featured 5-star character based on your current pull count, stored Solid Dice, and 50/50 guarantee status.
💎 Budgeting Stella Pixels
Never pull on limited banners without calculating soft pity thresholds. Spending 10,000 Stella Pixels on an unguaranteed banner can leave you empty-handed; our tool calculates your 100% safety threshold.
⚙️ How to Calculate Your Pull Odds
Enter your current Stella Pixels balance and held Solid Dice pull tickets.
Input your current pull count since last 5-star and check whether you lost your last 50/50.
View cumulative success probability, expected pull cost, and required Stella Pixels shortfall.
NTE Limited Banner Rates & Pity Specs
| Pity Tier | Pull Range | Base / Accelerated Rate | Cumulative Probability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Tier | Pulls 1 – 69 | 0.60% per pull | 34.1% by pull 69 |
| Soft Pity Ramp | Pulls 70 – 89 | +6.0% to +19.5% per pull | 99.8% by pull 85 |
| Hard Pity Cap | Pull 90 | 100.0% Guaranteed | 100.0% (14,400 Stella Pixels) |
| Worst-Case Guarantee | 180 Pulls (Max) | 100% Featured Character | 28,800 Stella Pixels |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1.What is the base 5-star character pull rate in Neverness to Everness?
The base drop rate for a 5-star character on limited character banners (e.g. Scarborough Fair) is 0.60% per single pull.
Q2.How does the soft pity system work in NTE?
Soft pity starts at pull 70. From pull 71 to 90, the 5-star probability increases dramatically per pull (+6% to +19.5% per pull), guaranteeing a 5-star drop by pull 90 (Hard Pity).
Q3.What is the 50/50 rule in Neverness to Everness?
When you pull a 5-star character on a limited banner, there is a 50% chance it is the featured event character. If you lose the 50/50 and receive a standard 5-star, your next 5-star is 100% guaranteed to be the featured character.
Q4.How many Stella Pixels (currency) are required for 90 pulls?
Each single pull (Solid Dice) costs 160 Stella Pixels. A full hard pity of 90 pulls requires 14,400 Stella Pixels, while a guaranteed character (worst-case 180 pulls) requires 28,800 Stella Pixels.
Q5.Does pity carry over between limited banners in NTE?
Yes. Your current pull count and 50/50 guarantee state carry over seamlessly from one limited character banner to the next.
Q6.Is the weapon/Esper banner separate from the character banner?
Yes. The weapon/Esper banner uses separate pull tickets (Astral Dice) and features a separate 80-pull hard pity with a 75/25 rate-up rule.
Q7.What is the average number of pulls needed to get a 5-star character?
Accounting for soft pity acceleration starting at pull 70, the average statistical number of pulls to obtain a 5-star character is 62.5 pulls (~10,000 Stella Pixels).
Q8.How many Stella Pixels can free-to-play players earn per patch?
F2P players complete daily commissions, Hethereau city events, and City Tycoon property income to earn approximately 7,500 to 9,000 Stella Pixels (~50–55 pulls) per 6-week patch cycle.
Q9.Does pulling a 4-star reset 5-star pity in NTE?
No. 4-star pulls run on an independent 10-pull pity system. Pulling a 4-star item does NOT reset your 5-star character pity counter.
Q10.Is this NTE Pull Calculator updated for live banner mechanics?
Yes. All soft pity curves, cumulative probability formulas, and currency conversions reflect Hotta Studio's NTE launch mechanics.