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Trait pity calculator for Unbound, Primordial, Forsaken, and Draconic — remaining pity, expected rolls, and planned crystal odds.
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Trait Pity Calculator
Plan mythic trait rerolls for Unbound, Primordial, Forsaken, and Draconic — see how far you are from hard pity and the odds of hitting before you spend the next batch of Trait Crystals.
By Bloxron Editorial Team · Last updated
+350% DMG, -5% SPA, +10% range · single placement
Pity counter for this trait only (0 – 1499)
Crystals you are willing to spend from here
Result — Unbound
- Remaining to pity
- 1,500
- Chance in planned (100)
- 9.52%
- Expected remaining
- ~777 rolls
- Natural hit before pity
- 77.7%
Base rate 0.1% · hard pity at 1,500 · expected from zero with pity ~777 (vs ~1000 ignoring pity)
How to use
- Pick the mythic chase trait you are rolling toward.
- Enter how many rerolls you already have on that trait's pity counter.
- Optionally set how many crystals you plan to spend next.
- Read remaining pity, expected rolls, and your chance in the planned batch.
FAQ
How does trait pity work in Anime Expeditions?
Mythic chase traits track pity separately: Draconic at 300, Forsaken at 500, Primordial at 750, and Unbound at 1,500. The pity roll is guaranteed if you reach the counter without hitting that trait earlier. Common traits like Strength or Speed do not use pity.
What should I enter for rolls already done?
Use the pity counter for that specific trait on the unit you are rerolling. If you just started, leave it at 0. Do not mix counters across different mythic traits.
Does this spend Trait Crystals for me?
No. Each in-game reroll costs one Trait Crystal. The calculator only estimates odds and how far you are from hard pity so you can decide whether to keep rolling.
Should I chase Unbound on every unit?
Usually no. Unbound is a long pity and single-placement lock. Save crystals for carries you already plan to evolve and gear — see the Traits guide for fit notes.
Full trait tables live on the Traits guide.