NTE The Ichi-daime Banner Guide
The Ichi-daime is the first limited Version 1.0 banner and the main Nanally pull decision point. This page focuses on launch timing, limited-board pity, featured pickup value, and whether Phase 1 is worth spending Solid Dice on before Hotori arrives.
Should You Pull This Banner?
Pull The Ichi-daime only if Nanally is your planned launch carry and your current budget can approach the limited-board pity line. If you are still comparing Hotori or waiting for live testing, this banner should be treated as a commitment decision rather than a default launch pull.
Best for: Players who want Nanally as their first limited S-Class target and have a clear Solid Dice or Annulith budget.
Skip if: Skip if you prefer Hotori, cannot approach pity, or are pulling only because it is the first limited banner.
Resource risk: The biggest risk is spending early before Phase 2 value, live rotation testing, and cosmetic rules are confirmed.
Why This Banner Matters
The user wants a direct Nanally launch-banner decision: pull now, set a stop point, or save Solid Dice for the next limited window.
Nanally commitment check
It is the first limited-character spending decision in Version 1.0, so early mistakes can shape the entire launch account.
Nanally commitment check
The banner uses Solid Dice and the limited-board pity lane; that budget should not be mixed with Standard Board freebies or Arc Research planning.
Nanally commitment check
Nanally is the featured S-Class target, but the practical decision depends on whether the player can approach hard pity before comparing Hotori.
Best Use Cases and Avoid Conditions
Best Use Cases
- You already want Nanally as the launch carry and are comfortable building around her.
- You can count enough Solid Dice, Annulith, launch rewards, and active codes to define a realistic stop point.
- You value first-limited momentum more than waiting for Phase 2 live comparisons.
Avoid If
- You prefer Hotori or want to see Phase 2 context before spending.
- You cannot approach the limited-board pity line and would be frustrated by a partial pity investment.
- You are mainly tempted by launch hype or cosmetics instead of Nanally's account role.
Beginner Guidance
New players should treat The Ichi-daime as a commitment banner. Redeem codes, count real Solid Dice, understand limited pity, and decide whether Nanally is the actual account direction before the first pull.
Compare Before You Spend
Common Pull Mistakes
- Pulling because it is the first banner rather than because Nanally solves the account's main role need.
- Counting Fabricated Dice or Arc resources as if they increase the Solid Dice budget.
- Treating 50/120/200 cosmetic milestones as character value before live rules and rerun behavior are confirmed.
Version and Source Status
Version Note
Version 1.0 launch window. Banner dates, Nanally feature, and core limited-board rules are tracked from public guides; live combat value and some UI wording remain待验证.
Source Summary
Official launch reward pages support the launch-resource context. Prydwen and Dexerto are used for gacha-rule structure; Game8/neverness.gg-style competitor data is used only as banner and character discovery signal.
Sitemap Reason
Unique first-limited Nanally pull decision with strong internal links and page-specific risk content.
Should You Pull on The Ichi-daime?
New Players
Pull only if Nanally is the account direction you want. The first limited banner creates momentum, but it also tempts players into spending before they understand pity, codes, and the next rotation.
F2P Players
Treat The Ichi-daime as a commitment banner. If Nanally is not your clear priority and you cannot approach 90 pulls, saving for Hotori or for later verification is safer.
Low Spenders
This is a good place to spend only if Nanally fills the role you want long term. Cosmetics should stay secondary because cosmetic pity may not follow character carry-over.
Reroll Players
A Nanally reroll only makes sense if the reroll loop is efficient and Nanally is the exact goal. Do not reroll halfway into a Standard Board or Arc plan.
F2P Strategy
- Redeem codes and count real Solid Dice before deciding whether you can reach 90 pulls.
- Use Standard Board freebies separately; do not let Fabricated Dice trick you into overestimating your Nanally budget.
- Set a stop rule before you pull: one S-Class, hard pity line, or save entirely.
Dolphin Strategy
- Character value comes first. Cosmetics or duplicate chasing should wait until live account data confirms payoff.
- If you spend early, keep enough flexibility for the Phase 2 Hotori decision instead of emptying the entire launch budget.
Whale Strategy
- Whales can chase character and cosmetics, but should still treat duplicate value as provisional until live testing confirms breakpoints.
- The optimal whale route is usually character first, cosmetics second, duplicates last.
Codes, Rewards and Pull Budget for The Ichi-daime
| Resource Source | Pull Budget Impact |
|---|---|
| Launch Rewards | 120+ pulls at launch / 470+ total gameplay rewards |
| Active Codes | 3 tracked launch codes / 300 Annulith known |
| Pre-registration | Fabricated Dice x20, Haniel, Beetle Coin, and cosmetic support |
| Solid Dice | Keep Solid Dice in its own lane before converting premium currency. |
| Paid Packs | Optional only; do not assume packs when evaluating safe F2P or dolphin lines. |
Pull Risks and Common Mistakes
- Do not spend because The Ichi-daime is the first banner. First-banner hype is not a real planning rule.
- Do not assume pickup A-ranks are final until the live banner screen confirms them.
- Do not treat Board Modification at 70 pulls as the real guarantee line; 90 remains the safe budget ceiling.