Free Wuthering Waves Pity Calculator

Last updated: October 23, 2026

Quick answer: At pity 0 with no guarantee, a featured Resonator costs about 80 pulls — roughly 12,800 Astrite on average, and up to 160 pulls (25,600 Astrite) in the worst case where you lose the 50/50 and hit hard pity twice. At pity 70, the same character is at most 10 pulls (1,600 Astrite) away. This free Wuthering Waves pity calculator turns your actual position into those numbers: enter your current pity (pulls since your last 5-star), your banner type — featured Resonator, featured weapon, or standard — whether your next 5-star is guaranteed, and your Astrite and Tide budget, and it returns pulls to soft pity (~66) and hard pity (80), the expected pulls and Astrite cost to the featured character, and a straight answer to can I afford this banner before it ends. Everything runs in your browser; nothing you enter leaves your device. Mechanics last verified: October 23, 2026. Game patches can change rates — re-check the numbers each version; this page's model is stated openly below so you can judge it.

How to Use the Wuthering Waves Pity Calculator

1. Find your current pity: open the Convene screen in game, open the pull history, and count the pulls since your last 5-star. That count — 0 if your last pull was a 5-star — is your pity. Pity is per convene type, and it carries over when a banner changes.
2. Pick the banner type: featured Resonator for the limited character banner (50/50), featured weapon for the limited weapon banner (100% featured — no 50/50), or standard for the permanent pool.
3. Tick guaranteed only if you lost your last 50/50 on a Resonator banner: your next 5-star is then the featured Resonator for certain. On weapon and standard banners the box does nothing, because there is no 50/50 to lose.
4. Enter your Astrite and Tides. Each pull costs 160 Astrite or one Tide of the matching type: Radiant Tides for Resonator convenes, Forging Tides for weapon convenes, Lustrous Tides for standard convenes. Tides of other types cannot be spent on this banner.
5. Optionally enter days left and the extra Astrite you realistically expect from events, quests, and dailies before the banner ends. The tool then answers the only question that matters: can you afford the character before the banner closes, or should you save for the rerun?
6. Press Calculate pity. Read the expected cost first (your planning number), the worst case second (your safety number), and the verdict last. If the verdict is red, the shortfall line tells you exactly how many pulls — and how much Astrite — you are missing.

Why Use Our Wuthering Waves Pity Calculator?

• All three convene types — featured Resonator with the 50/50 and guarantee, featured weapon at a true 100%, and the standard pool, each with its own Tide type and its own worst case, instead of one generic 'gacha calculator' that pretends they are the same.
• Expected pulls, not just hard pity — hard pity (80 pulls) is the ceiling, but most players land far earlier: from pity 0 the model expects about 53 pulls to the next 5-star. Budgeting only for hard pity over-saves; budgeting only for luck under-saves. This tool shows both.
• 50/50 math done honestly — when you are not guaranteed, the expected cost to the featured Resonator is the expected cost to the next 5-star plus a 50% chance of a second full pity cycle: about 80 pulls (~12,800 Astrite) from pity 0. The worst case — lose the 50/50, then hard pity twice — is 160 pulls (25,600 Astrite). Both numbers are on screen, so the gamble is explicit.
• Budget vs banner-end verdict — your Astrite plus your matching Tides, plus the extra Astrite you expect before the banner ends, checked against the expected and worst-case costs. The verdict is one line, and the shortfall is a number, not a vibe.
• Soft pity and hard pity distances — pulls remaining to soft pity (~66, where the rate climbs sharply) and to hard pity (80, where a 5-star is certain), from your exact current pity. At pity 70, hard pity is 10 pulls away — 1,600 Astrite, full stop.
• Stated assumptions, dated stamp — the page says plainly that soft pity ~66 is community-measured, that Kuro Games publishes only the 0.8% base rate, and that expected pulls come from a linear ramp model. Mechanics are stamped October 23, 2026, with a re-verify-each-version note, because a patch can move these numbers.

Common Use Cases

• Saving for a rerun character: Your favorite Resonator returns in three weeks. You are at pity 45, not guaranteed, with 9,000 Astrite. The tool says: about 49 pulls (~7,900 Astrite) expected to the featured Resonator, with a worst case of 115 pulls (18,400 Astrite) if you lose the 50/50 and hit hard pity twice. Your 9,000 Astrite covers the average with room to spare but not the worst case — so you know the rerun is likely, not certain, and can decide whether to buy the monthly pass or keep saving.
• Deciding whether to pull now or keep saving: A banner has 12 days left and you are at pity 62 with 4,000 Astrite and 6 Radiant Tides. Expected cost to featured is small at this pity — but the verdict line is what matters: if your budget plus expected event Astrite covers the worst case, pull; if it only covers the average, you are gambling on luck with a banner clock running.
• Budgeting a weapon after the character: You just won the Resonator at pity 71. Its signature weapon banner is next, and your weapon pity is 0. The weapon math is simpler — no 50/50 — so the tool gives one clean range: about 53 pulls expected, 80 worst case, 12,800 Astrite ceiling. No second coin flip to price in.
• A free-to-play banner-end check: No purchases, a patch's worth of dailies and events ahead. Enter your Astrite, your Tides, the days left, and a conservative estimate of the Astrite you will actually earn — not the optimistic one. If the verdict is red even against the expected cost, the honest move is to save for the rerun instead of spending into a banner you cannot finish.

Wuthering Waves Pity Calculator vs Alternatives

• Multi-game pity calculators (generic presets): They cover Genshin, Star Rail, Zenless Zone Zero, and Wuthering Waves in one page with one generic model. Fine for a quick estimate across games, but they do not model WuWa's convene specifics — Forging Tides, the 100% weapon banner, or a banner-end affordability check — and their presets can lag behind patches.
• Guide articles and banner guides: They explain the pity system well and often include a worked cost table for one banner. What they cannot do is take your pity, your guarantee, and your wallet and return your number — you do the arithmetic yourself, per banner, and the article never updates when your pity changes.
• The in-game Convene history screen: The only authoritative source for your pity count — this tool trusts it completely. But it shows the past, not the future: no expected cost, no Astrite total, no 'can I afford it' verdict. Use it to get your pity, then bring that number here.
• Spreadsheets and hand math: A spreadsheet with the 0.8% rate and an 80-pull cap gets you hard pity correctly. The expected-value math — survival probabilities across a soft-pity ramp — is where hand math usually breaks, and it is exactly the number that separates a realistic savings plan from a lucky guess.

Bottom line: if you only need your pity count, the in-game history screen is enough. If you need to know what that pity is worth — in pulls, in Astrite, and against a closing banner — a WuWa-specific calculator with the 50/50, the guarantee, and the weapon banner modeled separately is the honest tool for the job.

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