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I’ll be completely honest with you when the Anime Rangers X Fate Update dropped, I spent way too many hours grinding for these new units. But hey, that obsessive dedication means I’ve figured out exactly how to get every single one of them!
The Fate collaboration brought us six incredible new units, and I’m here to share everything I’ve learned about unlocking them all. Trust me, with the right strategy, you won’t have to grind nearly as much as I did.
Before we dive into the nitty gritty details, here’s what we’re working with in this massive update:
I’ve tested all of these units extensively, and let me tell you they’re absolutely game changing. The Secret units especially pack a serious punch that can carry you through even the toughest content.
Let’s start with the big one Gilgamesh is hands down the most coveted unit in this update, and for good reason. He’s the only new Ranger unit, which means he’s incredibly powerful and versatile.
Your main shot at getting Gilgamesh is through the summon banner. I know, I know banner summons can be brutal. But here’s where it gets interesting: you can actually boost your chances significantly with Fate Potions.
Here’s what I discovered during my grinding sessions: Fate Potions increase your chances of pulling Gilgamesh from the banner. You’ll want to farm these like crazy before attempting your summons.
How to get Fate Potions:
There’s technically a 0.05% chance of getting Gilgamesh directly from Holy Grail War rewards. That’s a 1 in 2,000 chance, so while it’s possible, I wouldn’t rely on this method. Stick to the banner with Fate Potions for the best odds.
This is where things get urgent. Ishtar is a limited time Secret unit, which means once this event ends, she’s gone. I cannot stress this enough if you want Ishtar, make her your top priority right now.
Ishtar drops exclusively from the Holy Grail War Gamemode. I spent countless hours here, and while the drop rates aren’t published, based on my experience, you’re looking at roughly a 5-8% chance per successful run.
My farming strategy:
Here’s something cool Saber Alter isn’t a completely new unit. Instead, she’s an evolution of the regular Saber unit that many of us already have.
The Alter Mask drops from the new Dungeon Mode, specifically inside Fate Chests. I won’t sugarcoat this the drop rate is rough at around 2%.
Dungeon farming tips:
Archer follows the same pattern as the Alter Mask he’s locked behind the new Dungeon Mode and those precious Fate Chests.
Since both Archer and the Alter Mask drop from the same source, you can efficiently farm for both simultaneously. I actually got my Archer while grinding for the Alter Mask, so there’s some nice synergy there.
Pro tip: If you’re planning to go for both Saber Alter and Archer, I’d recommend doing all your Dungeon Mode farming in one focused session. It’s more efficient and less mentally taxing than spreading it out.
Jeanne d’Arc is one of the more straightforward units to obtain in this update. She’s available through the standard banner summons, which means you can use your regular gems and summon strategies.
Like Jeanne d’Arc, Kiritsugu is available through banner summons. He’s also in the Mythic tier, so you’re looking at similar drop rates and strategies.
I actually pulled Kiritsugu before Jeanne d’Arc, which was lucky since I was hoping for both. The RNG can be unpredictable, so don’t get too hung up on getting them in any particular order.
The Fate Update didn’t just give us new units it also introduced new ways to play. Let me break down what you need to know about each mode.
This is your primary farming spot for Gilgamesh materials and Ishtar. The mode features unique mechanics that I had to learn through trial and error.
Key Features:
Team Recommendations: Based on my testing, I found that high DPS units with good AoE capabilities work best here. Units like Crimson Owl and Shadow Monarch excel in this mode.
The Dungeon Mode is where you’ll spend most of your time if you want Saber Alter and Archer. It’s challenging but rewarding.
What to Expect:
After hundreds of runs across all the new content, here’s my recommended approach:
Managing your resources efficiently is crucial during this event. Here’s what I learned the hard way:
Now that I’ve got most of these units, let me share some team synergies I’ve discovered:
Even if you only get one or two of these units, they can significantly boost your team power. I’d recommend building around whichever Fate unit you get first.
Here’s my personal data after extensive farming:
| Unit | Method | Estimated Rate | Runs Needed (Average) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gilgamesh | Banner (with Fate Potions) | ~3-5% | 20-35 summons |
| Ishtar | Holy Grail War | ~5-8% | 15-25 runs |
| Saber Alter | Dungeon (Alter Mask) | ~2% | 40-60 runs |
| Archer | Dungeon (Fate Chest) | ~2-3% | 35-50 runs |
| Jeanne d’Arc | Banner Summon | Standard Mythic rates | Varies |
| Kiritsugu | Banner Summon | Standard Mythic rates | Varies |
Note: These are based on my personal experience and community reports. Actual rates may vary.
Learning from my (many) mistakes:
If you’re committed to getting everything, here are some advanced techniques:
Critical Information: While most of these units will likely remain available, Ishtar is confirmed limited. Based on similar events, you probably have 2-4 weeks to get her, but I’d recommend not waiting.
Not everyone can spend heavily on this game, and that’s totally fine. Here’s how to maximize your chances without breaking the bank:
If you’re willing to spend a little, I’d recommend focusing on energy refreshes rather than direct gem purchases. This gives you more farming attempts for your money.
I’ve found these resources incredibly helpful during my farming:
While exact dates aren’t confirmed, limited units like Ishtar typically have 2-4 week availability windows. Don’t wait!
Most likely, yes except for Ishtar. She’s specifically marked as limited time.
I’d recommend at least 50,000 team power for Holy Grail War, and 60,000+ for deeper Dungeon Mode runs.
For Saber Alter, yes she’s significantly stronger than regular Saber. For other evolution materials, you can wait if you’re still building up your roster.
Gilgamesh and Ishtar are both top tier and can compete with existing meta units. The others are strong but more situational.
After all this grinding and testing, here’s my biggest piece of advice: focus on Ishtar first, everything else can wait. I’ve seen too many players get distracted by shiny Gilgamesh summons and miss out on the limited unit entirely.
The Fate Update has genuinely refreshed the game for me. These units bring new strategies and team compositions that make even familiar content feel fresh. Whether you’re a hardcore grinder or a casual player, there’s something here for everyone.
