Check card pity progress

Look up a monster

Use its name or ID:

@cardpity Poring
@cardpity 1002

Chat shows the monster's cards and your progress toward each threshold. MVP reward drops are separately marked with the MVP prefix. Use an ID when a name matches several monsters. Monsters without cards have no card progress to show.

View active counters

@cardpitylist

Shows up to 20 active counters. For an unlisted monster, query it directly with @cardpity.

Track in chat

@cardpityshow 1002
@cardpityshow off

The first enables updates after valid kills of that monster. The second disables tracking. These commands check progress; they do not grant cards themselves. See the card collection for loose cards.

How progress increases

The counter belongs to your character and is tracked separately for each monster and card. A valid normal drop attempt without a card increases that counter. Simply being in the party is not enough: progress belongs to the character credited with the drop attempt.

Reaching the threshold shown by the command grants a card and resets the counter to zero. Receiving the card through its normal drop also resets the corresponding counter. Guaranteed delivery tries to add the card to inventory; if it cannot, the card is placed on the ground beside your character. Check weight and inventory space before fighting.

MVP reward counters may appear in the query, but pity for the MVP reward list is disabled. This differs from a normal card drop from an MVP monster. Use the threshold shown for each card; do not assume every monster needs the same number of attempts.