ENDFIELDHUB

Planning Pulls: Pity, Income and Banner History

Endfield Hub is built around a handful of tools that answer the questions every account runs into: what to pull, who to build, how to gear them, and how to lay out the factory. The cards above cover what changed this week. This section maps everything else by the job you are trying to get done, starting with pulls. The pity calculator counts your pulls toward the 80-pull hard pity and the 120-pull guarantee, so you know how far a banner is from paying out before you commit.

Pair it with the pull income tracker, which adds up login rewards, banner income, events and currency conversions into a forecast of how many pulls you will have. Together they answer the real question: can you afford this banner without skipping the next one? For context, banner history lists every past character and weapon banner with debut dates. The banner guide explains the Beginner, Standard, Limited and weapon banners and which one to spend on first, and the pity system guide covers the rules behind the numbers.

Building Operators: Tier Lists, Builds and Gear

Once an operator is on your account, the question becomes who deserves your resources. The character tier list ranks every playable operator from SS to C, the team tier list ranks full four-operator squads, and the weapon tier list covers 6-star weapons grouped by weapon type. Treat the rankings as a starting point: a team that fits the operators you actually own beats chasing a single top pick. The team list is usually the more practical read for that reason.

For the build itself, the operator builds page gives the best weapon, 3-piece gear set, talent order and team for every operator, with the kit reason behind each pick. Each of the 33 operator pages carries full stats, skills, talents, potentials and breakthrough costs, and 33 of them include a live damage calculator built around that operator's own kit. The gear sets database helps when you are deciding which set to farm next.

Endgame gearing runs through the Artificing Planner. Pick the T4 piece and the substat you want to enhance, and the planner scans every other T4 gear piece for the cheapest Good Match fodder, the condition that lifts each attempt from roughly 30 to 40% success into the 60 to 70% range. It also compares craft costs and helps you budget catalyst pity. Run a piece through it before every enhancement session and you stop burning catalysts on bad fodder.

Factory and Exploration: Blueprints and the Map

The AIC factory is where many accounts stall, and copying a proven layout is faster than designing one from scratch. The endgame blueprints hub collects community layouts with copy-paste codes for both ASIA and NA/EU servers, covering Valley IV, Wuling and event builds. Blueprint curation narrows that to working picks for Liquid Xiranite, Hetonite, Xircon and Blight clearing. When you want to go your own way, the AIC planner lets you design, tweak and share your own layouts.

For exploration, the interactive map tracks 5,600+ markers across Valley IV, Wuling and Dijiang, including chests, ore nodes, bosses, NPCs and teleports. Filter it down to what you are hunting, such as a missing chest or a specific ore, rather than trying to clear every pin at once. Keep the daily checklist open alongside it so World Management, Operational Manual and Recycling Station tasks do not slip while you are out exploring.