Endless Fates

A Genshin/Wuthering-Waves–style fate & artifact progression system. You acquire randomized equipment pieces called Fates from mob kills and dungeon rewards, level them up, and equip them across 5 loadout slots for stat bonuses and set effects.

Fates are personal (not tradeable) and scale independently with your progression. Each fate has a tier (rarity), a level, a main stat, up to 4 substats, and belongs to a 5-piece set.

🛠️ Running a server? Install steps, admin commands, permissions and tuning live in the Endless Fates server guide.

Fate Tiers

Tier determines max level and rarity. Higher tiers unlock at higher prestige and cannot be equipped, used, or acquired before then.

Fate Slots (Loadout)

You equip up to 5 fates, one per slot. Each slot constrains which main stats can roll.

Legacy names: Old saves used Flower / Feather / Hourglass / Gauntlet / Helmet — these auto-map to Heart / Edge / Relic / Sigil / Crown and are still accepted in commands.

Inventory capacity: 5,000 fates per player.

Fate Sets (15)

Every fate belongs to exactly one set. Equipping 2+ pieces of a set activates its 2-piece bonus; 4+ activates the 4-piece bonus.

Stats

Fates roll from the following stat attributes. Percent values are stored as decimals (0.18 = +18%).

Main stat values (at max level, per tier)

Substats

• Up to 4 substats per fate.
• Each substat rolls within a band of [main base × 0.40, main base × 0.80], quantized to 7 discrete thresholds.
• Every 5 levels, a fate automatically gains a free substat (adds one if it has fewer than 4, otherwise upgrades a random existing one).

Acquiring Fates

Mob-kill drops

finalChance = clamp(
  baseChance × levelMult × (1 + prestige × prestigeScalePerLevel) × bracketMult + pityRamp,
  0, chanceCap
)
levelMult = clamp(mobLevel / playerLevel, 0.25, 2.50)

Boss / elite brackets

Multi-drop & tier-up

Pity (anti-drought)

• Drop pity: after 25 dry kills, chance ramps +1% per kill; at 50 dry kills the next eligible kill is a guaranteed drop.
• S-tier pity (prestige 10+): after 80 drops with no S-tier, the next drop is forced S.

Claim packs

Boss-kill banked claims pop a fate pack of 7 fates. S-tier caps scale by prestige bucket (floor / roll-cap rising from prestige 10 → 30).

Leveling & Tuning

Leveling (spend EXP Essence)

xpForNextLevel = 3 × (level + 1)² × tierMult

Examples: E lv1→2 = 12 XP; S lv1→2 = 48 XP; S lv29→30 = 10,800 XP. A fully-maxed S fate costs ~1,100 Common-Essence-equivalent.

Tuning (spend Fate Cores)

Each core spend is one operation: if the fate has fewer than 4 substats it adds one; otherwise it upgrades a random existing substat.

Salvage / refund

valueXp        = cumulativeXp(tier, level) + investedXp + tierIntrinsicXp
refundCommonEq = floor(0.70 × valueXp / 100)
coresRefund    = floor(0.70 × opsUsed)

• Only 70% of invested value is refunded (minimum 1 Common Essence).
• Locked fates can't be salvaged; equipped fates auto-unequip on single salvage and are skipped in bulk.

Currency

EXP Essence — levels up fates

Essence per claim: clamp(3 + floor(prestige × 0.3333), 1, 10). Tier weighting shifts toward higher tiers as prestige climbs (e.g. P0: 70/25/5/0 → P30: 10/30/40/20 for Common/Elite/Legendary/Mythic).

Fate Cores — tune substats

Cores per claim: clamp(1 + floor(prestige × 0.1666), 1, 5) → 1 core at P0, 2 at P6, 3 at P12, 4 at P18, 5 at P24+.

Both wallets are unlimited.

Player Commands

Base command: /fates (alias /fate).

There are no per-command permission nodes — every player command above is available to everyone.