Silver & Blood Gacha: Banners, Rates, Pity Guide

In Silver and Blood: Requiem, the gacha system serves as the core mechanic for acquiring powerful Vassals to fight alongside you in the dark world of Minexus. Similar to many RPGs with gacha elements, progression relies on summoning high-tier characters and crafting synergistic teams. However, this game elevates the experience with a more sophisticated summoning system featuring multiple banners, currencies, pity mechanics, and unique summon types—all requiring strategic resource management. This guide will break down everything you need to know to optimize your pulls and dominate the battlefield.

How Does the Gacha System Work in Silver and Blood: Requiem?

Silver and Blood: Requiem introduces its gacha system—officially called "Embrace"—after you complete the initial tutorial. Be prepared for a lengthy introduction, as the game includes multiple cutscenes and delays quality-of-life features like 2x battle speed until later progression. The Embrace system consists of various summoning banners, each with unique mechanics, different pity thresholds, and specialized currencies.

Gacha Currencies in Silver and Blood: Requiem

Here’s a breakdown of the primary summoning currencies used in the game:

• Moon Tears – The premium currency, obtainable through events, quests, and Infinite Abyss. Used for summoning in both event banners and the Blue Dawn banner.
• Soothing Embraces – Exclusive to the Blue Dawn banner. Rewarded via events, main story chapters, achievements, redeem codes, and quests.
• Vestige of Love – Dedicated currency for event banners. Collected through events, main story chapters, achievements, and quest rewards.
• Dusk-veiled Ribbons – Used solely for the Celestial Concerto banner. Obtained by exchanging Friendship Points.

For an enhanced experience, consider playing Silver and Blood: Requiem on PC via BlueStacks, allowing you to enjoy the game on a larger screen with keyboard and mouse controls.