How Tears of Themis Pity Works
Answer up front: SSRs come at 1.6% per pull (the featured card at 0.8%), the 100th pull is guaranteed to be an SSR if none arrived earlier, and the counter carries between banners of the same type. There is no missed-featured compensation — every SSR independently has the featured chance — so the guarantee floor plus the share model is the whole story.
Banner Rules
| Rule | Tears of Themis — Event Shadow of Themis |
|---|---|
| Base rate | 1.6% |
| Soft pity | None (flat rate) |
| Hard pity | guaranteed top rarity on pull 100 |
| Rate-up share | 50% of top-rarity pulls |
| Missed rate-up | no compensation — each pull is independent |
| Spark / exchange | none |
| Currency | — |
Event vs Birthday Counters
The carryover is typed: event Shadow banners share one pity counter, and birthday banners keep a separate one. Spending on a birthday banner does nothing for your event pity — worth checking before pulling when an event counter is nearly full. The calculator above treats your counter as-is, so enter the pity of the banner type you actually plan to pull on.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does pity work in Tears of Themis?
Event Shadow of Themis banners have a 1.6% SSR rate and guarantee an SSR within 100 pulls. The pity counter carries over between banners of the same type — event banners share one counter, and birthday banners keep their own.
What are the odds of the featured card?
0.8% per pull: half of SSR pulls are the featured card (1.6% total SSR × 50% share). Unlike Genshin-style games there is no missed-card guarantee — each SSR independently has the featured chance.
What happens if I reach 100 pulls without an SSR?
The 100th pull is guaranteed to be an SSR — that is the hard pity. The calculator above shows exactly how your odds stack up as you approach it.
Do event and birthday banner pity counters share?
No — pity carries only between banners of the same type. Pulling on a birthday banner does not advance your event-banner counter, so check which pool you are spending on when a counter is nearly full.