Here are the good and the bad things you’ll want to know about how Endfield’s gacha works.
The gacha system in Arknights Endfield deviates from what players are used to seeing. It’s a little similar to the original game, but for the most part, it does things quite differently from what one would expect. There are some good and bad things in how Endfield treats its gacha system, and every player will want to know how this works before they dive deep into the game or heavily invest into it.
Endfield Gacha Banners and Rates
Endfield has three different character gacha banners (called Headhunting banners):
New Horizons Headhunting is for new players; it guarantees a standard 6-star character at 40 pulls
Chartered Headhunting is the limited-time banner that changes regularly
Basic Headhunting is the standard gacha banner containing standard units of all rarities
6-Star Character: 0.8%
5-Star Character: 8%
4-Star Character: 91.2%
For the Chartered Headhunting banner, you have a 50% chance to get any featured character if you end up getting a 6-star character in your pulls.
What’s Different in Arknights Endfield’s Gacha?
There are quite a few different things here, so we’re going to start with the one that most players are curious about: the pity system.
