TRIBE NINE, the action-packed RPG set in a dystopian Tokyo, features a robust gacha system that allows players to summon various characters. Understanding the gacha mechanics is essential for both free-to-play and paying players to maximize their resources and build the strongest team possible. This guide provides an in-depth look at how the gacha system works, tips for summoning efficiently, and strategies to increase your chances of obtaining high-tier characters.

Understanding the Gacha Mechanics of TRIBE NINE

The gacha system of TRIBE NINE is known as “Synchro” in official game terminology. When you begin your first playtime of the game, you will quickly unlock the gacha system. When you first load up, you will be presented with a brief tutorial that will introduce you to the game and help you get up to speed on what is going on. This tutorial takes about 30 minutes to complete, however you can go quicker or slower depending on your story viewing preferences. After completing the tutorial, you will find yourself at a resting area with access to the gacha system. It will occur immediately before you begin completing the [Head to the Lower Levels of 24 City] quest.

The Synchro system allows players to recruit both new characters and Tension Cards from multiple summoning banners. The game boasts a rather fair probability rate of 1.5% to get your desired new rate-up character. Although the rates are low, the game does offer a pity system wherein you guarantee receiving a 3-star character or Tension card after doing 80 summons without one. Keep in mind, there’s still only a 50% chance of you getting the character instead of a Tension card. Check out the full rates of summoning characters and Tension cards:

• 3-Star character – 2%
• 2-Star character – 7%
• 2-Star Tension card – 1 %
• 1-Star Tension card – 90%

All Summoning Banners in TRIBE NINE

TRIBE NINE features a host of distinct summoning banners for players to summon both characters and tension cards. They are distinct in the way they function. Check them out below:

• Character Rate-Up Banner – In this summoning banner, players can use their accumulated Enigma entity to summon for both characters and tension cards. The featured character will have a higher rate-up chance to be summoned if you manage to summon a character. The rate-up chance guarantees a 50% chance of the summoned 3-star character to be the featured character. If you do 10 summons at once, a 2-star or above character is guaranteed. A pity at 80 summons is also available in this banner, wherein there’s a 50% chance of it to be the featured character. These banners are available for a limited period of time.
• Tension Card Rate-Up Banner – In this summoning banner, players can use their accumulated Enigma entity to summon for both characters and tension cards. The featured tension card will have a higher rate-up chance to be summoned if you manage to summon a tension card. The rate-up chance guarantees a 50% chance of the summoned 3-star tension card to be the featured tension card. If you do 10 summons at once, a 2-star or above tension card is guaranteed. A pity at 80 summons is also available in this banner, wherein there’s a 50% chance of it to be the featured tension card. These banners are available for a limited period of time.
• Standard Synchro Banner – In this summoning banner, players can use their accumulated Enigma entity or Synchro Medal to summon for both characters and tension cards. This banner does not feature any character or tension card. Instead, all the available characters and tension cards can be summoned. A pity at 80 summons is also available in this banner, wherein players are guaranteed to summon a 3-star character or Tension card. This banner is permanent and available for an infinite period of time.

All Gacha Currencies in TRIBE NINE

The gacha system of TRIBE NINE utilizes a host of different types of gacha currencies to summon characters in the Synchro system. These currencies are as follows:

• Enigma Entity – Enigma Entity is the premium currency in TRIBE NINE. Shown as a glowing purple orb, it comes in 2 types – Free Enigma Entity and Paid Enigma Entity. The free version of this currency is what all players can get by playing the game, completing quests, redeem codes, events, and more. The paid version of this currency can also be harnessed by purchasing any packs or items using microtransactions. When doing summons, your free enigma entity will always be consumed first instead of the paid version.
• Synchro Medal – Synchro Medals is a summoning currency that can only be used in the standard synchro summoning banner. It is given to players as part of pre-registration rewards, story clear rewards, quests, events, and redeem codes.

Players can enjoy playing TRIBE NINE on a bigger screen of their PC or Laptop via BlueStacks along with your keyboard and mouse.