Know whether to pull — before you spend a wish.
Wishes are the one resource you can't farm back. Spend them on a character you can't fit into a team, or right before a banner you actually needed, and there's no undo. A good pull decision isn't about hype — it's about your roster and your pity.
Pity and the guarantee are the real math
Where you sit on pity, whether your next five-star is guaranteed, and how many wishes you can save before a banner ends decide far more than any 'should you pull' video. Counting your actual position is the first step every time.
Value is relative to what you own
The same character is a must-pull for one account and a skip for another. If you already cover the roles they fill, the marginal gain is small; if they complete a team you couldn't field before, it's huge. Hype is account-blind — your decision shouldn't be.
Plan around the banners you can't see yet
Spending everything now can leave you empty for a banner you needed more. A pull plan treats your wishes as a budget across time, not a single yes-or-no, so a guarantee lands where it matters most.
How Luminary plans your wishes
Tell Luminary what you're considering and it weighs the current banners against your owned characters and pity, then explains the verdict.
- A clear pull-or-skip verdict for each banner
- Reasoned against the roles you've already filled
- Your pity and guarantee factored into the call
- A wish budget so a guarantee lands where it counts
Free to start — sync your roster in seconds.
Questions, answered.
Pull when the character meaningfully upgrades a role your account is missing and your pity makes the cost reasonable; skip when you already cover that role or you're saving for a banner you need more. The right answer depends on your roster and pity, not on hype — which is exactly what Luminary weighs.
Five-star drops become far more likely past a soft-pity threshold and are guaranteed by a hard cap, with a system that can guarantee your next featured five-star after a loss. Knowing your current count and guarantee status is the foundation of any pull decision, so Luminary factors both into its verdict.
Decide before you spend, not mid-pull: check whether the character fills a real gap, where your pity sits, and whether a later banner has a stronger claim on your wishes. Planning across banners — instead of one impulse at a time — is what keeps wishes from going to waste.