Convene Pity Calculator

Enter your current pity (pulls since your last 5-star) and how many pulls you're planning, and the tool returns two things: the chance the featured 5-star shows up on your very next pull from that pity count, and the chance across the whole batch you enter. Both numbers come from the same odds table the game itself uses — base rate, hard pity, and the soft-pity ramp in between — so what you see here should track what actually happens in your Convene History.

The result is shown as expected outcome alongside a worst-case read, since pity math is a distribution, not a guarantee below hard pity.

Your pity count is simply the number of pulls on that specific banner since your last 5-star, and Convene History shows every pull in order — count from the bottom of your most recent 5-star (or from zero if you haven't pulled one yet on this banner type). Character and weapon banners each keep their own pity counter, and pity carries over between different character banners as long as you keep pulling on that banner category, so a fresh character banner does not reset you to zero.

The guarantee toggle only applies to character banners: switch it on if your last 5-star on a character banner was a losing 50/50 (a standard character instead of the featured one), since that guarantees your very next 5-star is the featured one.

On character banners, every 5-star is a 50/50: half the time it's the featured Resonator, half the time it's a random standard 5-star instead. Lose that coin flip and the guarantee locks in — your next character 5-star is featured for certain. Weapon banners work differently and don't need a toggle at all: there's no 50/50 to lose, every 5-star pulled on a weapon banner is the featured weapon, full stop.

Both banner types share the same base rate, hard pity, and soft-pity behavior underneath — the only thing that changes is whether a coin flip sits between hitting 5-star and getting the piece you actually want.

The base rate for a 5-star is 0.8% on every pull, on both character and weapon banners — that number and the hard pity at pull 80 are official rates Kuro Games has published. Soft pity climbs sharply somewhere before that; the widely-cited ~pull 66 starting point comes from community tracker data, not an official Kuro figure. Alongside that, a 4-star or better is guaranteed at least once every 10 pulls, regardless of where your 5-star pity sits.

The 0.8% base and pull-80 hard pity are cross-checked against Kuro's own published rates, and the calculator's math behind them has been verified against 15 separate known-answer pity scenarios before being shipped on this page.