What happens if they do not get it early.
This guide explains all of that clearly so players can make better decisions.
What Are Wishes in Genshin Impact?
Wishes are Genshin Impact’s character and weapon acquisition system. When a player makes a Wish, they receive an item from that banner’s pool. The result can be a 3-star weapon, a 4-star character, a 4-star weapon, a 5-star character, or a 5-star weapon depending on the banner type.
Not every banner has the same item pool. Character Event Wishes focus on limited 5-star characters and featured 4-star characters. Weapon Event Wishes focus on limited 5-star weapons and featured 4-star weapons. Standard Wish has a permanent pool of non-event-exclusive characters and weapons. Beginners’ Wish is a special early banner with a limited number of pulls.
This is why banner type matters. Pulling on the wrong banner can use resources without moving you toward the character or weapon you actually want.
Wishes are not like choosing directly from a shop. They use chance, guarantee systems, pity counters, and banner-specific rules. The guarantee systems make the process more predictable over time, but they do not guarantee early results.
BoostRoom’s advice is to treat Wishes as a long-term planning system, not a quick gamble. Save for what you really want, understand the banner rules, and avoid emotional pulling.
Primogems, Intertwined Fates, and Acquaint Fates
Primogems are the main currency most players save for Wishes. They can be earned through gameplay and exchanged for Fates. There are two main Fate types: Intertwined Fate and Acquaint Fate.
Intertwined Fate is used for limited character banners and weapon banners. This is usually the most valuable Fate type because limited characters and weapons are only available during specific banner periods.
Acquaint Fate is used for Standard Wish and Beginners’ Wish. Standard Wish is permanent, and its pool does not include event-exclusive 5-star characters. The standard banner can still give useful characters and weapons, but it is usually not the best place to spend Primogems if a player is saving for a limited character.
Most players should save Primogems for Intertwined Fates. Free Acquaint Fates can still be used on the standard banner, but converting Primogems into Acquaint Fates is usually not recommended for beginners.
A simple beginner rule:
Use Primogems mainly for Intertwined Fates.
Use free Acquaint Fates on Standard Wish or Beginners’ Wish.
Do not convert Primogems too quickly unless you are sure which Fate type you need.
Do not spend Primogems just because you have enough for one pull.
Primogems become much easier to manage when you connect them to a goal.
The Main Banner Types in Genshin Impact
Genshin Impact has several Wish banner types, and each one works differently. Understanding the banner type is the first step to avoiding wasted pulls.
The main banners are:
Character Event Wish.
Character Event Wish-2.
Weapon Event Wish.
Standard Wish, also called Wanderlust Invocation.
Beginners’ Wish.
Chronicled Wish when available.
Each banner has its own rules, pity counter, and item pool. Pity usually does not mix between different banner types. For example, character banner pity does not become weapon banner pity. Standard banner pity does not become limited character banner pity.
This is one of the biggest beginner mistakes. A player may think all Wishes count toward one shared pity system, but that is not how it works. Each banner category has its own tracking.
Character Event Wish Explained
Character Event Wish is the main limited character banner. This is where players pull for a featured 5-star character and three featured 4-star characters. Character Event Wishes do not include 5-star weapons in their 5-star drop pool, so every 5-star result on this banner is a character.
This is usually the best banner type for players who want limited characters. If a player wants a specific limited 5-star character, they should save Intertwined Fates and Primogems for that character’s event banner.
Character Event Wish has a 5-star pity guarantee. If a player does not obtain a 5-star item after 89 Wishes on this banner type, the 90th Wish is guaranteed to be a 5-star character. The counter resets when a 5-star character is obtained.
The banner also has a 4-star guarantee. If a player does not obtain a 4-star or higher item within 9 wishes, the 10th wish is guaranteed to be 4-star or higher. When a 4-star item appears, there is a featured 4-star guarantee system as well.
The main thing beginners need to know is this: Character Event Wish is usually where Primogems have the most character value.
Character Event Wish-2 Explained
Character Event Wish-2 is a second limited character banner that can run alongside another character banner. It usually features a different limited 5-star character but shares the same type of banner rules as the main Character Event Wish.
The most important detail is that Character Event Wish and Character Event Wish-2 share pity and guarantees with each other because they are the same banner type. If a player pulls on one limited character banner and then switches to the other limited character banner during the same phase, the same limited-character pity category applies. Character Event Wish counters and guarantees carry over to future Character Event Wishes, but not to Weapon Event Wish or Standard Wish.
This can be helpful when two limited characters run at the same time. A player can choose which featured 5-star they want more. However, it also means players should be careful. Pulling on one limited character banner can affect pity that they planned to use on another limited character banner.
A smart player does not pull on both banners casually. Choose the character that fits your account, your teams, and your long-term plan.
Standard Wish Explained
Standard Wish, officially known as Wanderlust Invocation, is the permanent standard banner. It has no time limit and includes non-event-exclusive characters and weapons. Event-exclusive 5-star characters and 4-star weapons are not added to this banner.
The standard banner does not have featured limited characters. The characters and weapons shown in the banner image are not rate-up items and do not have a better chance than other items in the pool.
This is very important for beginners. If a player wants a limited character, the standard banner is not the place to spend Primogems. You can use free Acquaint Fates here, but spending Primogems on Standard Wish usually gives less control.
Standard Wish can still be useful. It may give standard 5-star characters, standard 5-star weapons, 4-star characters, and 4-star weapons. But because the pool is broad and there is no limited featured target, it is not ideal for focused saving.
BoostRoom’s recommendation is simple: use free Acquaint Fates, but save Primogems for limited character banners unless you have a very specific reason.
Beginners’ Wish Explained
Beginners’ Wish is a special banner for new accounts. It disappears permanently after 20 total Wishes. Its 10-wish sets cost 20% less Acquaint Fate, meaning each 10-wish set costs 8 Acquaint Fates instead of 10. The first 10-wish set guarantees Noelle, and the second 10-wish set guarantees another 4-star or 5-star character.
This banner can be helpful for beginners because it gives a guaranteed early character and uses discounted Acquaint Fates. Since it uses Acquaint Fates instead of Intertwined Fates, it does not take away from limited character banner pulls unless a player spends Primogems to buy Acquaint Fates.
Beginners should not overthink this banner too much. It is limited, discounted, and designed for early accounts. The main caution is to avoid spending Primogems on Acquaint Fates just to rush it. Free Acquaint Fates are enough over time.
Weapon Event Wish Explained
Weapon Event Wish is the limited weapon banner, also called Epitome Invocation. It features two promotional 5-star weapons and featured 4-star weapons. Weapon Event Wishes do not include 5-star characters in the 5-star pool, so every 5-star drop from the weapon banner is a weapon.
The weapon banner has different pity from the character banner. If a player does not win a 5-star weapon after 79 wishes, the 80th wish is guaranteed to be a 5-star weapon. Weapon Event Wish pity carries over to future Weapon Event Wishes, but not to Character Event Wishes or Standard Wish.
Weapon banners can be powerful but risky for beginners. A weapon can improve one character, but a new character or support may improve an entire account. Many free-to-play and low-spending players get more value from saving for characters first.
The weapon banner is best for players who already have strong teams, understand both featured weapons, and are comfortable with the possible outcomes.
Epitomized Path Explained
Epitomized Path is the weapon banner’s target system. Players can chart a course toward one of the featured 5-star weapons. If they receive a 5-star weapon that is not their chosen weapon, they gain 1 Fate Point. Once 1 Fate Point is accumulated, the next 5-star weapon is guaranteed to be the chosen weapon. Fate Points reset when the chosen weapon is obtained, when the weapon selection is changed or canceled, or when the current Epitome Invocation ends.
This system became more forgiving after Version 5.0, when the maximum amount of Fate Points required for Epitomized Path was reduced from 2 to 1.
Even with this improvement, players should be careful. Fate Points do not carry across weapon banners. If a player starts Epitomized Path but cannot reach the next 5-star before the banner ends, the Fate Point can be lost.
This is why weapon banner planning matters. Do not pull on the weapon banner unless you understand the featured weapons, your current pity, and whether you can accept not getting the exact weapon early.
Chronicled Wish Explained
Chronicled Wish is a special banner type that appears during selected periods. It lets players choose a designated 5-star item from a specific pool. A maximum of 90 Wishes guarantees a 5-star item, and when a 5-star item is obtained, there is a 50% chance it will be the designated item. It also guarantees a 4-star or higher item at least once every 10 attempts.
Chronicled Wish has its own rules and should not be confused with the regular Character Event Wish. Its pity carries within Chronicled Wish banners, but Fate Points from Chronicled Wish do not carry over after the banner ends.
This banner can be useful when it includes a character or weapon you truly want, but it requires careful planning. Because it has its own banner category, players should not assume it shares pity with limited character banners or weapon banners.
BoostRoom’s advice is to treat Chronicled Wish as a separate plan. Pull only if the pool is valuable to your account and you understand the guarantee rules.
What Is Pity in Genshin Impact?
Pity is the system that tracks how many Wishes have passed since your last 4-star or 5-star item. If you go long enough without receiving a higher-rarity item, the game guarantees one.
There are two main pity ideas:
4-star pity.
5-star pity.
The 4-star pity guarantee means players receive a 4-star or higher item at least once every 10 wishes on major banners. The 5-star pity guarantee depends on the banner type. Character Event Wish and Chronicled Wish use a 90-wish maximum for a 5-star item, while Weapon Event Wish uses an 80-wish maximum for a 5-star weapon.
Pity resets when you receive the item rarity it was tracking. If you receive a 5-star character at 40 pity on the character banner, your 5-star character banner pity resets to 0. If you receive a 4-star at 6 pity, your 4-star pity resets.
Pity is one of the most important systems for pull planning because it means every Wish moves you closer to a guaranteed higher-rarity result.
Hard Pity vs Soft Pity
Hard pity is the maximum number of Wishes needed to guarantee a 5-star item. On Character Event Wish, hard pity is 90. On Weapon Event Wish, hard pity is 80. On Chronicled Wish, hard pity is also 90.
Soft pity is a community term for the range where players commonly observe higher chances of getting a 5-star before reaching hard pity. For Character Event Wishes, the Genshin Impact Wiki notes that a greater proportion of 5-star items are dropped between 74 and 90 pity. For Weapon Event Wishes, it notes that a greater proportion of 5-star weapon drops happen between 64 and 78 pity.
Beginners should not rely on soft pity as a guarantee. It can help with planning expectations, but it is not the same as hard pity. A player can get lucky early, or they may need to go much closer to the maximum.
The safest planning method is to save enough for the worst-case outcome, not the lucky outcome.
What Does 50/50 Mean?
On Character Event Wish, when a player gets a 5-star character and is not already guaranteed the featured character, there is a chance the 5-star will be the promotional character and a chance it will be a standard 5-star character. This is commonly called the 50/50. The banner rules state that when a 5-star item is obtained, there is a 50% chance it will be the promotional 5-star character; if it is not, the next 5-star character on that banner type is guaranteed to be the promotional character.
Losing 50/50 means you got a standard 5-star character instead of the featured limited character. Winning 50/50 means you got the featured limited character.
If you lose 50/50, your next 5-star character on Character Event Wish is guaranteed to be the featured character. That guarantee carries across future Character Event Wishes.
This is one of the most important systems in Genshin Impact. It means losing once can still help your next banner plan.
Capturing Radiance Explained
Capturing Radiance is a Character Event Wish mechanic added in Version 5.0. It can trigger when a player obtains a 5-star character on Character Event Wish or Character Event Wish-2 while they are not already guaranteed the promotional 5-star character. If Capturing Radiance triggers, the 5-star character obtained will be the promotional 5-star character.
Including the possibility of Capturing Radiance, the consolidated probability of obtaining the promotional 5-star character when winning a 5-star on Character Event Wish is 55%. The mechanic does not remove the normal guarantee system; it only applies when the player is in a non-guaranteed situation.
For beginners, the simple explanation is this: Character Event Wish is no longer only the old 50/50 in every case. There is an additional chance that can turn what would have been a loss into the featured character. Still, players should not depend on it as if it guarantees early wins.
The safest strategy remains the same: save enough pulls for the guarantee if the character is very important to you.
Does Pity Carry Over?
Yes, but only within the same banner type.
Character Event Wish pity carries to future Character Event Wishes and Character Event Wish-2 banners. If you build pity on one limited character banner, that pity remains in the limited character banner category.
Weapon Event Wish pity carries to future Weapon Event Wishes, but it does not carry to Character Event Wish or Standard Wish. However, Epitomized Path Fate Points reset when the weapon banner ends, so weapon pity and weapon Fate Points should not be treated as the same thing.
Standard Wish pity stays on Standard Wish. Chronicled Wish pity carries within Chronicled Wish banners, but it does not mix with Character Event Wish, Weapon Event Wish, or Standard Wish.
The simple rule is:
Character banner pity stays with character banners.
Weapon banner pity stays with weapon banners.
Standard banner pity stays with standard banner.
Chronicled Wish pity stays with Chronicled Wish.
Fate Points are more limited and can reset when the banner ends.
This is why players should not pull across banner types without a clear reason.
Single Pulls vs 10-Pulls
A single pull uses one Fate. A 10-pull uses ten Fates at once. The rates and pity rules do not become better just because the player chooses a 10-pull instead of ten single pulls. The 10-pull is mostly faster and more convenient.
For careful saving, single pulls can be useful when a player is close to pity and wants to stop immediately after getting a 5-star. For convenience, 10-pulls are faster when a player has already decided to spend a larger amount of saved Wishes.
Neither method is magical. A 10-pull does not guarantee a 5-star unless your pity is already at the correct point. A single pull can still get a 5-star if you are lucky or close to pity.
Use whichever method helps you control your resources better.
What Is Building Pity?
“Building pity” means pulling on a banner to increase the pity counter, even if the player does not truly want the featured 5-star character. This is one of the most common mistakes in Genshin Impact.
Building pity is risky because a 5-star can appear early. If that happens, you may get a character you did not actually want and reset your pity. Even if you like the 4-star characters, pulling for 4-stars can still accidentally trigger a 5-star.
The safer approach is simple: only pull on a limited character banner if you are okay with getting the featured 5-star character.
If you do not want the 5-star, skip the banner. No 4-star character is worth risking a future limited 5-star you have been saving for unless you fully accept the outcome.
BoostRoom strongly recommends avoiding casual pity building. Save intentionally.
How Many Pulls Should Players Save?
The number of pulls to save depends on your goal.
For a limited 5-star character, the maximum guarantee is 180 wishes if starting from 0 pity and no guarantee, because the first 5-star can be a non-promotional character and the next 5-star is guaranteed to be promotional.
If you already have guarantee because you lost your previous 50/50, then the maximum is 90 wishes from 0 pity. If you already have some pity built, subtract that number from the possible maximum.
For a weapon banner, the maximum to guarantee the selected 5-star weapon through Epitomized Path can be 160 wishes in the current system, because the banner’s 5-star guarantee is 80 and one Fate Point can guarantee the chosen weapon on the next 5-star after missing it.
These are worst-case numbers. Many players get the target earlier, but good planning should not depend on luck.
Should Beginners Pull on Every Banner?
No. Beginners should not pull on every banner. Genshin Impact constantly rotates characters and weapons, and trying to get everything will drain resources quickly.
A beginner should focus on:
Characters they enjoy.
Characters that help their account.
Flexible supports.
Strong team cores.
Characters they can actually build.
A new 5-star character is exciting, but it also needs materials, Mora, EXP books, talent books, boss drops, weapon upgrades, artifacts, and a team. Pulling too many characters at once can create a collection problem where nothing is properly built.
For beginners, a strong account usually comes from a few well-built characters, not many neglected characters.
Best Banners for New Players
For most new players, limited character banners are the best place to spend Primogems. Characters usually change an account more than weapons, especially early.
Good beginner banner targets are often characters who provide:
Strong support value.
Healing or shielding.
Off-field elemental application.
Flexible team use.
Easy gameplay.
Strong long-term value.
Main DPS characters can also be good if the player enjoys them and has supports for them. However, pulling too many main DPS characters early can be inefficient because only one on-field character can be active at a time.
Weapon banners are usually better later, after a player already has strong teams. Standard Wish should mainly use free Acquaint Fates.
How to Decide If a Character Banner Is Worth Pulling
Before pulling, ask these questions:
Do you like the character?
Does the character fit your current team?
Does the character solve a problem on your account?
Do you have weapons and artifacts for them?
Do you have the materials or access to their boss drops?
Will the character stay useful after the excitement fades?
Are you okay getting this character early?
Are you saving for someone else soon?
If the answer is unclear, waiting can be smarter. Genshin Impact characters often return in future reruns, and a skipped banner is not always a missed opportunity forever.
Pulling should feel like a planned decision, not pressure.
How to Decide If a Weapon Banner Is Worth Pulling
Weapon banners should be treated carefully. A strong weapon can improve a character, but it usually does less for a new account than a strong character or support.
Before pulling on a weapon banner, ask:
Do you own a character who can use the weapon well?
Are both featured 5-star weapons useful to you?
Can you accept getting the other featured weapon?
Do you understand Epitomized Path?
Can you afford the risk before the banner ends?
Would a new character improve your account more?
Do you already have good 4-star alternatives?
If only one weapon is useful and the other is bad for your account, the banner is risky. If both weapons are useful, the banner becomes more reasonable.
For beginners and free-to-play players, weapon banners should usually be lower priority than character banners.
How 4-Star Guarantees Work
The 4-star system matters because many of the best Genshin Impact characters are 4-stars. Bennett, Xingqiu, Xiangling, Fischl, Sucrose, Kuki Shinobu, Yaoyao, Diona, Beidou, and many others can be extremely valuable.
On Character Event Wish, players are guaranteed a 4-star or higher item at least once every 10 wishes. When a 4-star item appears, there is a 50% chance it will be one of the featured 4-star characters. If the 4-star item is not one of the featured characters, the next 4-star item is guaranteed to be one of the featured 4-star characters.
However, this does not mean you can guarantee one specific featured 4-star quickly. If three 4-star characters are featured, you may get one of the others repeatedly. This is why chasing a specific 4-star can be risky.
A player should not pull on a banner only for one 4-star unless they are also okay with the featured 5-star.
Wish History and Tracking Pity
Wish History lets players check recent pulls and count pity. It is useful because the game does not always show pity as a simple number on the main banner screen.
To track pity, count the number of wishes since your last 5-star on that banner type. For 4-star pity, count the number of wishes since your last 4-star or higher item.
Players should track separately for:
Character Event Wish.
Weapon Event Wish.
Standard Wish.
Chronicled Wish.
Do not mix them together. A 5-star weapon from Standard Wish does not reset your Character Event Wish pity. A character banner 5-star does not reset your weapon banner pity.
Tracking pity helps players avoid surprises and plan future banners more accurately.
Pull Planning for Free-to-Play Players
Free-to-play players can enjoy Genshin Impact fully, but they need strong saving discipline. Primogems are limited, so every banner decision matters.
A good free-to-play plan is:
Save Primogems for Intertwined Fates.
Focus on limited characters over weapons.
Skip banners that do not fit your account.
Avoid building pity.
Use free Acquaint Fates on Standard Wish.
Complete events, commissions, quests, exploration, and challenge content.
Track pity carefully.
Plan for guarantees, not lucky early pulls.
Free-to-play players should prioritize characters that help multiple teams. Flexible supports can be more valuable than another damage dealer. A strong support may improve several teams, while a DPS usually needs a team built around them.
Pull Planning for Casual Players
Casual players should pull for enjoyment, but still avoid wasting resources. If you love a character, that matters. Genshin Impact is more fun when you play characters you enjoy.
However, even casual players benefit from planning. A favorite character feels much better when you have the right supports, weapon, artifacts, and materials. Pulling a favorite character without being able to build them can feel disappointing.
Casual players should ask:
Will I actually play this character?
Do I like their gameplay, not just their design?
Can I build a comfortable team around them?
Am I saving for someone I like more?
A casual account does not need perfect meta choices, but it still needs smart choices.
Pull Planning for Spiral Abyss Players
Spiral Abyss players need to think about teams, not just characters. Later Spiral Abyss floors require two teams, so one strong character is not enough.
Abyss-focused players should pull for:
Flexible supports.
Off-field damage dealers.
Strong Hydro, Dendro, Electro, Pyro, Cryo, Anemo, and Geo options.
Survival characters.
Characters who solve enemy mechanics.
Characters who help more than one team.
Abyss players should be careful about pulling too many on-field DPS characters. A new DPS may look strong but may not improve the account if supports are missing.
The best Abyss pull is often the character who unlocks a stronger team core.
Pull Planning for Imaginarium Theater Players
Imaginarium Theater rewards wider roster building. Unlike Spiral Abyss, where two optimized teams can be enough, Theater-style content encourages players to have more usable characters across selected elements and roles.
This means players should not only pull for one favorite team forever. They should slowly build a wider account with supports, healers, shielders, sub DPS characters, and characters from different elements.
For Theater planning, flexible characters are especially valuable. A character who works in many temporary teams may help more than a character who only works in one strict lineup.
This is where BoostRoom can help players think beyond one banner and plan the account as a full roster.
Common Wish Mistakes to Avoid
The first mistake is spending Primogems on Standard Wish. Free Acquaint Fates are fine, but Primogems are usually better saved for limited banners.
The second mistake is building pity on a banner where you do not want the featured 5-star.
The third mistake is chasing one specific 4-star and accidentally getting a 5-star you did not want.
The fourth mistake is pulling on weapon banners too early.
The fifth mistake is converting Primogems into the wrong Fate type.
The sixth mistake is pulling because a banner is popular, not because it helps your account.
The seventh mistake is ignoring pity and guarantee.
The eighth mistake is assuming soft pity is a promise.
The ninth mistake is spending resources emotionally after a bad pull.
The tenth mistake is forgetting that every character needs investment after being obtained.
Avoiding these mistakes can save months of Primogem progress.
Safe and Responsible Wishing Habits
Wishes can be exciting, but they are chance-based. Players should avoid treating Wishes as guaranteed early rewards. Saving free Primogems, planning carefully, and stopping when a goal is reached are healthier habits than chasing every banner.
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission announced in January 2025 that Genshin Impact’s developer agreed to a settlement involving loot box concerns, including restrictions on selling loot boxes to children under 16 without parental consent in the United States.
This is why responsible wishing matters, especially for younger players. Do not spend money without permission. Do not chase pulls because of pressure from videos, social media, friends, or limited-time hype. Do not assume that a paid purchase will guarantee the exact result unless the banner rules clearly support that outcome.
A healthy approach is:
Use free Primogems first.
Set a clear goal.
Know your pity.
Stop after getting the target.
Do not chase losses.
Do not compare your luck to others.
Remember that characters rerun.
Wishes should support your enjoyment, not create stress.
How BoostRoom Helps With Wishes and Banner Planning
BoostRoom helps Genshin Impact players make better banner decisions by focusing on account value. Many players do not need every new character. They need to understand which character improves their team, which banner is worth skipping, and how to save for the next important pull.
A player may already have strong DPS characters but no supports. Another player may need Hydro application, healing, shielding, or Dendro support more than another main damage dealer. Another player may be tempted by a weapon banner even though a new character would improve the account more.
BoostRoom helps players look at the full picture: current roster, teams, Primogems, pity, guarantee, future banners, weapons, artifacts, and account goals. Better planning means fewer wasted pulls and stronger long-term progress.
FAQ
What are Wishes in Genshin Impact?
Wishes are the banner system used to obtain characters and weapons. Players use Intertwined Fates or Acquaint Fates to pull on different banner types.
What is pity in Genshin Impact?
Pity is the system that tracks how many wishes have passed since your last 4-star or 5-star item. If enough wishes pass without one, the game guarantees a higher-rarity item.
What is 50/50 in Genshin Impact?
50/50 usually refers to the limited character banner situation where a 5-star character has a chance to be the featured promotional character or a standard 5-star character. If you lose, your next 5-star on that banner type is guaranteed to be featured.
What is Capturing Radiance?
Capturing Radiance is a Character Event Wish mechanic that can turn a non-guaranteed 5-star result into the featured promotional character. Including this mechanic, the consolidated chance of getting the featured 5-star when winning a 5-star on Character Event Wish is 55%.
Does pity carry over in Genshin Impact?
Yes, pity carries over within the same banner type. Character banner pity carries to future character banners, weapon banner pity carries to future weapon banners, standard pity stays on standard, and Chronicled Wish pity stays within Chronicled Wish.
Should beginners pull on the weapon banner?
Most beginners should be careful with weapon banners. Characters usually give more account value early, while weapons are better for players who already have strong teams and understand the risks.
Should I spend Primogems on Standard Wish?
Most players should avoid spending Primogems on Standard Wish. Use free Acquaint Fates on the standard banner and save Primogems for Intertwined Fates.
Is a 10-pull better than single pulls?
A 10-pull is not luckier than ten single pulls. It is just faster. Single pulls can be useful when you are close to pity and want to stop immediately after getting a target.
Is building pity a good idea?
Building pity is risky. If you do not want the featured 5-star, it is safer not to pull on that banner.
Can BoostRoom help with Genshin Impact pull planning?
