This dice-board FAQ is more useful when it explains whether the board should be understood as a visual pity-progress layer or as something that actually changes the underlying gacha rules instead of preserving a small instruction card about fixed board steps. For current players, the practical questions are whether the board is only there to make pity progress easier to read, whether it changes real probabilities, and whether attention should stay on the visual tracker or on the underlying pull rules.
A safer way to read it is:
- Treat the dice board as a presentation layer for pull progress and pity awareness, not as a separate probability system that overrides the base gacha logic
- Its real value is usually making it easier to understand how far you are from meaningful milestones rather than changing outcomes themselves
- If you are deciding whether to pull, your main focus should still be pity structure, exchange options, character needs, and resource planning rather than the visual wrapper alone
So this page now focuses on how to interpret the dice board and where its rule boundaries stop instead of preserving one display mechanic as if it were a standalone game system.