Persona5: The Phantom X Gacha Guide – Banners, Rates, and Pity Explained
Persona5: The Phantom X is an immersive mobile and PC role-playing game inspired by Atlus’ renowned Persona 5 universe. Developed by Perfect World Games and officially licensed by SEGA and Atlus, this spin-off brings the signature blend of turn-based combat, stylish visuals, and social simulation to a broader, global audience. Players can recruit exciting new characters called “Thieves” via the innate gacha system called “Contracts”. This guide will shed light on the core gacha mechanics, and explain everything there is to know about the system.
Contract System in Persona5: The Phantom X
In Persona5: The Phantom X, the gacha system is called as “Contracts”, and it unlocks fairly early on after completing the initial tutorial. This system is the primary way players can get access to new characters on their account. The system is divided into multiple summoning banners, each of which uses different types of summoning currencies to be able to summon. Characters are divided into multiple rarities, and that affects the probability of summoning them.
The rarities are as follows – 3-star, 4-star, and 5-star. The higher the rarity of the character, the stronger they are generally considered due to better base stats, and more lucrative set of abilities. Higher rarity thieves generally have the lowest probability of being summoned, and vice-versa is also true.
All Summoning Banners in Persona5: The Phantom X
Check out the different summoning banners available in Persona5: The Phantom X post global launch:
- Tutorial Contract – In this summoning banner, players are guaranteed to get the 4-star phantom thief Kotone Montagne. Players will need to use their Tutorial contracts to summon on this banner. Keep in mind, this is a one-time banner and not a permanent one. It will disappear once you get Kotone Montagne.
- Newcomer Contracts – This summoning banner is also exclsuively available to only new players. Players can get 3-5 star phantom thieves by summoning on this banner. Players can use their Gold tickets or Meta Jewels to summon on this banner. A discounted rate of 8 gold tickets instead of 10 for a 10-pull is also available. Further, players are guaranteed to get at least 1 5-star phantom thief in 50 summons. This banner will disappear once all 50 summons are made.
- Event Contracts – These banners are usually released to help players summon new phantom thieves. They feature specific phantom thieves on the banner, and these featured units have a higher chance of being summoned. Players can get 3-5 star phantom thieves by summoning on this banner. Players can use their Platinum tickets or Meta Jewels to summon on this banner.
Understand the Different Gacha Currencies used in Persona5: The Phantom X
Check out all the different summoning currencies that are used in Silver and Blood: Requiem:
- Meta Jewels – This is the premium currency of Persona5: The Phantom X. It can be acquired via events, quests, and main story quests. Players can use them to summon for phantom thieves in the newcomer contracts, event contracts, and general contracts.
- Gold Tickets – This is a summoning currency that is used specifically to summon for phantom thieves on the newcomer contracts and general contracts. Players can get them via events, main story chapters, achievements, redeem codes, and quests.
- Platinum Tickets – This is a summoning currency that is used specifically to summon for phantom thieves on the event contracts. Players can get them via events, main story chapters, and quests.
Players can enjoy playing Persona 5: The Phantom X on a bigger screen of their PC or Laptop via BlueStacks along with your keyboard and mouse.
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