How to Draw Cards in the Permanent Pool of Under the Clear Sky and the Card Drawing Mechanism

In the game, if players want to obtain the characters they desire through gacha (card drawing), they should first understand the mechanism of card drawing. The Everlasting Pool is a type of gacha operation in the game, but how exactly does one draw cards, and what kind of mechanisms are there during the process? Today, I will share some content related to this with everyone.

Currently, there are 4 gacha pools in the game, namely Art of Love, Regular Recruitment, Ice and Fire Rebirth, and Nova Recruitment. Players should have a basic understanding of the gameplay for these recruitments.

Ice and Fire Rebirth and Art of Love are actually limited gacha pools in the game. Nova Recruitment is the beginner's gacha pool, while Regular Recruitment is the permanent gacha pool that everyone talks about, and players should be aware of this. The game's gacha has a relatively simple guarantee system, where the guaranteed number of draws for the same type of recruitment gacha pool generally carries over.

Therefore, regardless of where you recruit, the important thing is that after the gacha pool ends, all the limited characters can enter the regular recruitment. Players don't need to worry about these characters potentially becoming out of print. If you want to draw an SSR character, the success rate is around 1.5%, and with the guarantee system, it takes about 80 draws. This is not much different from other games, and players can try it out.

Above is the introduction on how to draw cards in the Everlasting Pool. During the gacha, there is a guarantee mechanism, so there aren't too many limitations, but players need to know that for the beginner's gacha pool, just 10 draws can meet their needs. For beginners, this experience is quite good.