In Silver and Blood: Requiem, the gacha system plays a central role in recruiting powerful Vassals who will fight alongside you in the cursed world of Minexus. Like most RPG gacha games, success is heavily dependent on your ability to summon high-tier characters and build synergistic teams. However, Silver and Blood’s gacha is deeper than a simple pull-and-pray system. It features multiple banners, currencies, pity mechanics, and summon types that players need to understand to make the most of their resources. This guide will help you navigate through all these challenges. Let’s dive right into it!

What is the Gacha System of Silver and Blood: Requiem?

In Silver and Blood: Requiem, the gacha system unlocks after you complete the initial tutorial. This can take some time, thanks to the multiple cut-scenes and lack of QOL features like 2x battle speed unlocking later down the line. It is called “Embrace” in the official game terminology. This system features multiple different summoning banners, each of whom have separate mechanics. Some banners also have different rules for pity, and even have different summoning currencies.

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For starters, let’s clear some basic stuff about Vassals. Vassals come in different rarities like – R, SR, and SSR. Depending on the rarity of the Vassal, their individual probabilities of being summoned are also affected. Higher rarity Vassals generally have the lowest probability of being summoned, and vice-versa is also true.

All Summoning Banners in Silver and Blood: Requiem

Check out the different summoning banners available in Silver and Blood: Requiem post global launch:

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  • Blue Dawn – This is the general banner in the game where players can summon for R-SSR Vassals at varying rates. Players can use their accumulated Moon Tears or Soothing Embraces to summon either 1 time or 10 times on the banner. A pity that guarantees an SSR Vassal after 60 summons exists in this banner. Keep in mind, this pity is not shared by other banners, and unique to the Blue Dawn banner. Players can also wish list some specific Vassals they want from the 4 different factions. The wish listed vassals will have a slightly higher chance of being summoned if you manage to pull an SSR Vassal.
  • Event Banners – These summoning banners are used to introduce new Vassals coming to the game. Players can get R-SSR Vassals at varying rates. Players can use their accumulated Moon Tears or Vestige of Love to summon either 1 time or 10 times on the banner. A pity that guarantees an SSR Vassal after 60 summons exists in this banner. Keep in mind, this pity is not shared by other banners, and unique to the Blue Dawn banner.
  • Crescent Moon – This is the paid banner in the game where players can summon for R-SSR Vassals at varying rates. Players can use their accumulated Scroll of Firstborn to summon either 1 time or 10 times on the banner. This banner guarantees an SSR Vassal under 20 summons.
  • Celestial Concerto – This is the friendship banner in the game where players can summon for R-SSR Vassals at varying rates. Players can use their accumulated Dusk-veiled Ribbons to summon either 1 time or 10 times on the banner. This banner does not have any pity system attached to it.

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Understand the Different Gacha Currencies used in Silver and Blood: Requiem

Check out all the different summoning currencies that are used in Silver and Blood: Requiem:

  • Moon Tears – This is the premium currency of the game. It can be acquired via events, quests, and infinite abyss. Players can use it to summon for vassals in the event banners and blue dawn banners.
  • Soothing Embraces – This is a summoning currency that is used specifically on the Blue Dawn banner. Players can get them via events, main story chapters, achievements, redeem codes, and quests.
  • Vestige of Love – This is a summoning currency that is used specifically on the event summoning banners. Players can get them via events, main story chapters, achievements, and quests.
  • Dusk-veiled Ribbons – This is a summoning currency that is used specifically on the Celestial Concerto banner. Players can get them via exchanging friendship points.

Players can enjoy playing Silver and Blood: Requiem on a bigger screen of their PC or Laptop via BlueStacks along with your keyboard and mouse.

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