✨ Genshin Soft Pity Calculator
Estimate 5-star odds for character, weapon, standard, and Chronicled Wish banners using current pity, guarantee state, Primogems, Fates, soft pity ramp, and target pull checkpoints.
| Banner | Base 5-star | Consolidated | Target logic |
|---|---|---|---|
| Character Event Wish | 0.6% | 1.6% | Featured check, then guarantee |
| Weapon Event Wish | 0.7% | 1.85% | 75% promotional, path point for chosen weapon |
| Standard Wish | 0.6% | 1.6% | Any 5-star counted by default |
| Chronicled Wish | 0.6% | 1.6% | Designated item check, path point on loss |
The calculator uses banner rules plus an adjustable soft pity curve; it is an estimate for planning wishes.
| Banner | Soft zone | Hard pity | What carries |
|---|---|---|---|
| Character Event | Around 74+ | 90 | Pity and guarantee |
| Weapon Event | Around 63+ | 80 | Pity and promotional guarantee |
| Standard Wish | Around 74+ | 90 | Standard pity |
| Chronicled Wish | Around 74+ | 90 | Pity, not Fate Points |
Soft pity means the model raises the 5-star chance before hard pity; it does not force a target item by itself.
| Resource | Wish value | Best banner | Calculator use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primogems | 160 = 1 wish | Any Fate conversion | Floor converted |
| Intertwined Fate | 1 wish | Character, weapon, Chronicled | Owned Fates |
| Acquaint Fate | 1 wish | Standard Wish | Owned Fates |
| Future Fates | 1 wish each | Matching banner only | Extra Fates field |
Only enter resources you are willing and able to spend on the selected banner type.
| Scenario | Main risk | Key input | Watch result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fresh 50/50 | First 5-star can miss | No guarantee | Resource gap |
| Guaranteed push | Only timing risk | Guarantee on | Expected wishes |
| Weapon path | Wrong featured weapon | Fate Points | Target chance |
| Constellation chase | Multiple cycles | Target copies | Chance in plan |
For weapon and Chronicled Wish, Fate Points are event-specific, so do not treat them like normal pity carryover.
It’s almost time for hard pity. You have exactly enough Primogems for one more Intertwined Fate, but there’s no guarantee of a five-star. Your gut say that five-star is coming soon, but the math disagrees. That’s when the calculator becomes your friend instead of enemy. Don’t guess whether you’ll hit a hard pity blowout on a whim or if you’re finally close enough to another constellation.
This thing up top crunches number behind those complicated probability curves. It converts the abstract value of currency into real probabilities, something few player realize until it’s too late and their wallet is lighter and more empty then ever before. The key mechanic in this case is soft pity. While most players believe that odds of getting a five-star remain constant at 0.6 percent through pull ninety, it doesn’t works that way.
How to Use the Genshin Wish Calculator
After pull seventy-four, the odds realy start to increase. That’s where the ramp comes into play, and it’s what the calculator takes into account, so you can determine if you’re at a point where you have a reasonable possibility of landing character you want, or if you’re mathematically more likely to save.
The page includes a reference table breaking down those points for each kind of wish (weapon banners aren’t the same as character event wishes, for example). Once you know the limits, you’ll be able to determine when you should of invest versus hold out for the next rate-up. The other important variable is guarantee status. When toggled, this setting ensures your next pull will be the character in question if your last five-star wasn’t the featured one. This removes all risk, which is why calculator’s odds adjust sharply.
Your only enemy becomes time and resources. However, someone who isn’t on a new banner or doesn’t have any guarantees must account for the possibility of missing highlighted character twice in a row. This is why the expected number of wishes climb so steeply when comparing new banners to guaranteed ones. It’s the distinction between preparing for one pull, versus preparing for two complete pity draw.
Theory collides with reality when it comes to resource management. Plug in your Fates, Primogems, and an estimate of what you expect to earn from battle pass rewards or events. The calculator will then tell you if your balances is above-average (meaning they’ll cover the expense) or below-average (meaning you’re leaving yourself short).
It will also display the remaining amount that isn’t converted (remember), you won’t get fractional wishes using whatever’s left over from your gems. That’s all good for keeping people’s expectations in check. If there’s a large discrepancy between resources and requirements, maybe they’ll want to start saving up for a normal banner run where any five-star counts toward your collection.
Weapon banners work differently here due to their unique path system and reset mechanics. These makes planning a bit more complicated than character pulls, so this is highlighted on the comparison grid. Pity’s more like a continuum than an on-off switch though, so I’m glad that people seem to recognize this when using the tool.
Their ramp settings for “aggressive” and “conservative” represents what happens at the high and low ends of the spectrum for your banner. It also reflects the fact that randomness works different from one player to the next. Maybe one player will get their soft pity early? Another could be scraping by on base rates all the way up till the bitter end. Both those cases can happen to you.
This lets you know exactly what sort of risks you’re taking so you can make an informed decision. You can choose to save up for a guaranteed hard pity, or take a chance on being on the bottom end of the bell curve. In the end, wishing in Genshin is both a spending of coin, and an exercise in controlling expectations.
Instead of being told you’ll get the character, you’re given exact odds calculated by how far along you are at the moment. You go in with a number and come out with a gameplan. And while that might strip away the emotion from a banner, it also stops the panic with clarity. When you do press that wish button, you’ll know exactly who (or what) you’re paying for, and why.
