Choose a priority that fits the job
Open the trait selector and enter the unit’s role, your target mode and its normal placement limit. A damage dealer, a control support and an economy unit are not solving the same problem.
The selector follows a published ranking. It is not proof of the current trait effect, roll chance or cost. Read the trait description and reroll interface in your own game before accepting the recommendation.
Set a stop point before starting
Write down how many tokens you are willing to use, which results you will keep and which unit is the priority. Do not move the stopping point solely because the previous attempts failed.
A useful trait now may be preferable to spending everything while leaving another core unit unfinished. Compare the next upgrade opportunity, not just the rarity of the result you are chasing.
Saved only in this browser. This checklist is a planning aid, not an in-game quest tracker.
A probability is not a guarantee
Our probability calculator assumes independent attempts with a fixed probability. It deliberately leaves the game rate blank. Enter the rate from the current interface, not an old screenshot or a similarly named game.
A long failure streak is possible even when a result feels overdue. If pity or changing probabilities apply, use those actual rules instead of the independent-roll formula. This site does not recommend purchasing currency to chase a rare outcome.