Silver and Blood Gacha: Banners, Rates, and Pity System

In Silver and Blood: Requiem, the gacha system is central to recruiting powerful Vassals who join your cause in the cursed realm of Minexus. As with many RPGs featuring gacha elements, your success largely depends on summoning high-tier characters and assembling synergistic teams. But Silver and Blood’s system goes deeper than a simple pull-and-pray approach; it introduces multiple banners, currencies, pity mechanics, and summon types that players must grasp to optimize their resources. This guide will help you master these challenges. Let’s explore!

Understanding the Gacha System in Silver and Blood: Requiem

Silver and Blood: Requiem unlocks its gacha system after you complete the opening tutorial. Due to numerous cut-scenes and delayed quality-of-life features—such as 2x battle speed, which becomes available later—this may take some time. Officially termed “Embrace,” the system includes multiple summoning banners, each with its own mechanics. Rules for pity systems and the currencies used for summoning can also differ between banners.

Gacha Currencies in Silver and Blood: Requiem Explained

Here are the various summoning currencies available in Silver and Blood: Requiem:

Moon Tears – The game’s premium currency, obtainable through events, quests, and the infinite abyss. Use Moon Tears to summon Vassals from event banners and the Blue Dawn banner.Soothing Embraces – A currency specifically for the Blue Dawn banner, earned through events, main story chapters, achievements, redeem codes, and quests.Vestige of Love – Exclusive to event summoning banners, gained from events, main story chapters, achievements, and quests.Dusk-veiled Ribbons – Used solely on the Celestial Concerto banner, acquired by exchanging friendship points.

Experience Silver and Blood: Requiem on a larger display by playing on your PC or Laptop with BlueStacks, complete with keyboard and mouse support.