Destiny: Rising runs its limited character banners on a strict 60-pull hard pity system with escalating odds and no 50/50 coin flip, guaranteeing the featured Mythic hero directly once you hit 60 pulls.
Banner Schedule and Character Rotation Timelines
Tracking the character release cadence helps you separate temporary banners from evergreen features. Playtest documentation shows limited character draws typically run for roughly 3 to 4 weeks and overlap by at least one full week, giving you concurrent choices if you are caught between two featured roster picks.
| Character Banner | Availability & Window | Featured Mythic & Rate-Up Legendaries | Reference Link | Preview |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Memento Mori | August 27 – September 25, 2025 | Featured Mythic: Gwynn Rate-up Legendaries: Xuan Wei, Attal, Finnala | BlazingBoost | ![]() |
| The Sun’s Shadow | September 11 – October 9, 2025 | Featured Mythic: Estela Rate-up Legendaries: Kabr, Ikora, Umeko, Gwynn | BlazingBoost | ![]() |
| Triumphant Voyage | Early November 2025 (28 days) | Featured Mythic: Maru Rate-up Legendaries: Xuan Wei, Attal, Ikora | LootBar Guide | ![]() |
| The Rising Lights | Permanent (Indefinite) | Featured Mythics: Jolder, Ning Fei, Tan-2 (Selector at 180 pulls) | BlazingBoost | ![]() |
Here is the catch regarding datamined archives: character classifications across community tracking sheets contain occasional contradictions. For instance, BlazingBoost lists Gwynn as the featured Mythic on her debut banner Memento Mori, yet lists her among the rate-up Legendaries on Estela's subsequent banner, The Sun’s Shadow. Until final launch builds lock the codex, expect similar classification quirks across datamined hero trackers.

The Banner Pity System: What the Math Actually Guarantees
Most modern gacha RPGs force you to win a 50/50 gamble before giving you the headline character. Destiny: Rising bypasses that frustration on its limited pools.
According to breakdown data from BlueStacks, limited hero draws operate on an escalating 60-pull hard pity. As your dry streak increases, your pull odds scale up until the system forces a drop at pull 60. Reaching this hard threshold awards the featured banner hero directly. You do not risk resetting your pity counter on an off-banner standard unit.
The permanent banner, The Rising Lights, handles long-term bad-luck protection differently. It does not expire, but it requires a much deeper commitment: exactly 180 pulls to unlock a direct selector containing your choice of one of three Mythic heroes—Jolder, Ning Fei, or Tan-2.
| Summoning Pool | Hard Pity Threshold | 50/50 Loss Risk | Hard Pity Guarantee | Source Tracking |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Limited Character Draw | 60 pulls (escalating odds) | None | Guaranteed featured limited Mythic | BlueStacks Guide |
| The Rising Lights (Permanent) | 180 pulls | None | Targeted Selector: Jolder, Ning Fei, or Tan-2 | BlazingBoost |
Pull Currency: What to Save and Where to Spend It
Every summon attempt requires 180 Lumina Leaves (spelled Lumia Leaves in select storefronts like TopUpLive).
Editorial tip: never spend premium leaves on standard pulls. As emphasized by the Shacknews Reroll Guide, free Bon Voyage Charms should handle the permanent pool, leaving all convertible assets preserved for limited banners.

Premium Silver converts directly to Lumina Leaves at an unbending 1:1 ratio. Alternatively, players can exchange Silver directly for Bon Voyage Charms L.E at 180 Silver per token.
If you plan to top up premium reserves rather than grinding free drops, you can grab discounted Destiny: Rising Silver through secondary digital platforms. Note that third-party bundle rates fluctuate across storefronts and checkout regions. Compare your localized checkout totals before buying.

Unconfirmed Roster Leaks vs. Confirmed Playtest Banners
Navigating community chatter requires drawing a clean boundary between confirmed playtest data and speculative leaks.
What is confirmed: characters like Gwynn, Estela, and Maru had functional, timed rate-up banners across alpha and beta playtests, complete with 28-day schedules and documented Legendary sidekicks (such as Xuan Wei, Attal, and Ikora). Similarly, the trio anchoring The Rising Lights—Jolder, Ning Fei, and Tan-2—are verified standard fixtures.
What remains unconfirmed: post-launch banner sequencing. Datamined hero assets that lack an active seasonal window or scheduled banner title are roster candidates, not imminent banners. Avoid spending hard currency under the assumption that a leaked model will drop next week. If a unit lacks a designated run date and official rate-up roster, hold your leaves until developer roadmaps verify the drop window.
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