Destiny Rising Raucous Fire Banner Guide: Jaren, Pity Counter and Best Pull Strategy
A complete Destiny Rising Raucous Fire Banner guide covering Jaren, the 60-pull pity counter, shared limited-banner pity, and the smartest pull strategy.
The Raucous Fire Banner was Destiny: Rising's limited draw that put Jaren in the spotlight as its featured Mythic, backed by the Legendaries Kabr, Ikora, and Rossi-11. Even though the banner has ended, its lessons are what every smart spender needs: Destiny: Rising uses a 60-pull hard pity with no 50/50, and — crucially — its limited banners share a single pity counter. This guide breaks down Jaren's banner, the pity math, and exactly how to plan your pulls and top-ups around it.
If you want to be ready the moment the next limited banner drops — or to top up your Silver for Lumia Leaves at the best value — you can recharge Destiny: Rising safely and instantly through Topuplist, or go straight to the Destiny Rising top-up page for the current best bundles.
What Is the Raucous Fire Banner in Destiny Rising?
Destiny: Rising is a character-only gacha — banners summon Guardians (Light Bearers), and there are no weapon pulls to split your resources. At any time the game runs two banner types: a rotating limited draw and the permanent Rising Lights banner, and each tracks pity separately. The Raucous Fire Banner was one of those rotating limited draws.
Because it used the Target format, the pity guarantee at 60 pulls was always Jaren — never a random alternate Mythic.
Raucous Fire Banner Details — Jaren and the Rate-Ups
Jaren, the Featured Mythic
Jaren headlined Raucous Fire as the banner's featured Mythic Guardian, with Kabr, Ikora, and Rossi-11 as the boosted Legendary rate-ups. Like every limited banner in Destiny: Rising, the featured character is locked in at pity, so a full 60-pull clear always delivers Jaren.
Pulling Jaren more than once is not wasted — duplicates strengthen the character (similar to a constellation system) and you need multiple copies to fully build out a Guardian's Talent Tree. For deeper mechanics on how summons, pity, and currencies interact, the BlueStacks Destiny: Rising gacha guide is a solid reference.
The Pity Counter — Hard Pity at 60 Pulls
Destiny: Rising uses a 60-pull hard pity with no 50/50 flip. The odds are not flat — they escalate:
For the same single-Mythic Target format as Raucous Fire, the published weighted rates are Mythic 2.520% and Legendary 11.288% once the guarantee is factored in. The takeaway: you will never need more than 60 pulls to secure Jaren on his banner.
Shared Pity Across Limited Banners
Here is the detail that reshapes your whole pull plan — and the one the official system is built around: Destiny: Rising's limited banners share one pity counter. Progress toward the 60-pull guarantee carries over from one limited banner to the next, as long as you stay inside the limited-banner category.
How the Shared Counter Changes Your Planning
A near-miss on Raucous Fire (say, 45 pity with no Jaren) does not reset — that progress rolls into the following limited banner.
This means you should never "waste" pulls on the permanent Rising Lights banner if you care about limited characters: permanent and limited pity are tracked separately, and only limited pulls feed the shared limited counter.
It also means you can plan across rotations — if you are close to pity, a future limited banner is essentially a continuation of your current progress.
For the currency and pity breakdown by banner type, the Sportskeeda Destiny: Rising gacha guide covers the same 60-pull limited guarantee and the separate permanent track.
Currencies — Lumia Leaves, Silver and Bon Voyage Charms
Knowing which currency to spend is as important as knowing the pity. Destiny: Rising runs on a short currency chain:
A single pull costs 180 Lumia Leaves; a 10-pull costs 1,800. The widely recommended rule: spend Lumia Leaves only on limited banners, and never convert them into the blue Bon Voyage Charms meant for the permanent pool.
Make sure your Silver top-up is efficient before a banner opens — a quick Destiny Rising recharge on Topuplist converts to Lumia Leaves at a fair rate, or browse every supported deal on the Topuplist homepage.
Best Pull Strategy for the Raucous Fire Banner
Even though Raucous Fire has ended, the strategy below applies to every limited banner that shares its counter:
Pull only when your target is featured. With no 50/50, a 60-pull clear is a guaranteed character — so wait for the one you want.
Bank your limited pity. Because limited banners share the counter, stop short of pity on a skip banner and let that progress carry forward.
Protect your Lumia Leaves. Use them on limited banners exclusively; earn blue Bon Voyage Charms for the permanent pool instead.
Budget to hard pity. Full clears cost real money at the top end — plan a Silver top-up so you are not caught short at pull 58.
Decide on duplicates early. If you want Jaren's Talent Tree maxed, budget for multiple copies; otherwise one pity copy is enough to play him.
For players who want to guarantee a full clear without grinding, pairing a planned Topuplist top-up with the shared-pity carry-over is the most efficient path to a maxed limited Guardian.
Is the Raucous Fire Banner Worth Pulling?
Yes — for players who wanted Jaren specifically. The combination of no 50/50, a flat 60-pull hard pity, and shared limited-banner pity makes Destiny: Rising one of the more predictable gachas: you always know your ceiling. The main cost consideration is that a full 60-pull clear runs roughly 140–140–180 depending on pack size (about 2.32perpull∗∗withthelargestbundle,upto∗∗ 2.32perpull∗∗withthelargestbundle,upto∗∗ 3 with small packs), since banners consume Lumia Leaves converted from premium Silver.
If you only needed one copy of Jaren, a single pity clear was enough; competitive players chasing his full Talent Tree should budget for several. Either way, the shared counter means any unused progress is never lost — it simply waits for the next limited banner.
FAQ
What was the Raucous Fire Banner in Destiny Rising?
Raucous Fire was a limited banner that ran December 4, 2025 – January 1, 2026, featuring Jaren as the Mythic headliner with Legendary rate-ups Kabr, Ikora, and Rossi-11.
What is the pity on the Raucous Fire Banner?
It used the standard limited-banner 60-pull hard pity with no 50/50 — the 60th pull was guaranteed to be Jaren. Odds also escalated from around pull 30.
Do limited banners share pity in Destiny Rising?
Yes. Destiny: Rising's limited banners share a single pity counter, so progress toward the 60-pull guarantee carries over from one limited banner to the next. Permanent and limited pity are tracked separately.
What currency do I use for limited banners?
Limited banners use Lumia Leaves (or Bon Voyage Charms LE converted from them at 180:1). A single pull costs 180 Lumia Leaves, which come from converting the premium currency Silver 1:1.
How much does a full 60-pull clear cost?
Reaching hard pity costs roughly 140–140–180 depending on pack size — about 2.32perpull∗∗withthelargestSilverbundle,upto∗∗ 2.32perpull∗∗withthelargestSilverbundle,upto∗∗ 3 with small packs.
