Love and Deepspace Aurum Pass: The 30-Day Math Most Banner Budgets Miss

The Love and Deepspace Aurum Pass combines three resources with three different jobs: 300 Crystals immediately, 100 Diamonds per daily claim for 30 days, and 60 Stamina per claim over the same period. A player who logs in for all 30 claims receives 3,000 Diamonds and 1,800 Stamina. If the 300 Crystals are converted into Diamonds at their one-to-one rate, the currency side reaches 3,300 Diamond-equivalent.

That headline total equals 22 wishes at 150 Diamonds each, but it is not an instant 22-wish package. Most of the Diamonds arrive across a month. Whether the pass can support a specific limited Memory depends on how many claims occur before that Wish pool closes, how many Deepspace Wishes are already owned and how close the account is to its relevant guarantee. The correct question is not merely how much the pass contains, but how much becomes usable in time.

The pass contains two budgets, not one

Diamonds and Stamina should not be blended into a single vague value claim. Diamonds contribute to wishes and other Diamond-priced choices. Stamina advances farming, story progression and upgrade preparation. A player may value both, but 60 Stamina cannot replace missing Diamonds at a banner deadline, and 100 Diamonds do not directly finish a material stage.

The upfront 300 Crystals form a third decision layer. Crystals can convert to Diamonds at 1:1, but the conversion does not work in reverse. Crystals can retain access to eligible Crystal-priced content in the live shop, while converted Diamonds become part of the wish budget. Automatically converting all 300 removes that paid-currency option without increasing the rate.

For planning, maintain two lines. The banner line contains current Diamonds, applicable Wish tickets, convertible Crystals and daily claims that arrive before the deadline. The progression line contains the Stamina claims and any existing energy resources. This separation prevents the attractive 1,800-Stamina total from making a short wish budget appear larger than it is.

How many wishes arrive after 3, 7, 14 and 30 claims

Every wish costs 150 Diamonds. If the player intends to convert the upfront 300 Crystals, begin with 300 Diamond-equivalent and add 100 for each successful claim. Divide the result by 150 and keep the remainder. The Stamina total is the number of claims multiplied by 60.

The table is a ceiling that assumes each listed daily claim succeeds and all 300 Crystals are converted. A player preserving the Crystals for a paid shop use should subtract 300 from the banner total. If the purchase occurs close to a server reset or event cutoff, rely on the claim shown in the account rather than assuming an extra day from the calendar.

Deadline check: a pool with seven claim opportunities gives at most 1,000 Diamond-equivalent from this pass under the stated assumptions. That is six complete wishes, not 22.

Start with the Memory target and work backward

Write down the exact Wish pool, its closing time in the account's server region and the number of wishes the account may still need. Keep pool types separate because guarantee and pity rules can differ, and only the history attached to the intended pool should drive the calculation. A general Diamond balance does not erase those distinctions.

Next count inventory already available: Diamonds, valid Deepspace Wishes and any claimable resources whose quantities and dates are confirmed. Convert tickets into wish counts directly instead of turning everything into an imaginary Diamond total. Then count the Aurum Pass claims that occur before the cutoff. Future claims after the pool closes belong to the next target, not the current one.

Finally multiply the uncovered wish count by 150. If the result is smaller than the convertible Crystal balance, convert only the needed amount. If the gap is larger than the pass can deliver before the deadline, the pass may still be strong long-term value, but it cannot be described as the complete solution for that target.

When Stamina is the reason the pass feels better

For active players, the 1,800 maximum Stamina can be meaningful independently of wishes. It spreads 60 additional Stamina across each claimed day, allowing more material stages without spending the Diamonds that are being saved for a Memory. That separation can reduce the temptation to convert banner currency into progression speed.

Stamina has the most practical value when the account already knows what it needs to farm. Upgrade materials for an owned team, progression gates and scheduled resource stages turn energy into immediate account strength. Spending extra Stamina without a target can fill inventory with lower-priority materials and does not make the banner portion of the pass more efficient.

The daily structure also matters. A player who will miss many logins should reduce both expected totals. Twenty realistic claims mean 2,000 Diamonds from the daily portion and 1,200 Stamina, not the advertised maximum. Add the 300 Crystals separately according to their chosen use. Expected value is more useful than maximum value when access is irregular.

Aurum Pass timing for three banner situations

The pool ends in less than a week

Count only the remaining claims and the immediate Crystals. If five claims are possible, the pass supplies 800 Diamond-equivalent after full Crystal conversion: five wishes with 50 Diamonds left. The rest of the month cannot rescue the closing pool. Direct Crystals or another current in-game option may be the only immediate paid route, but the player should calculate the exact gap first.

The target is in the next version

This is where the distributed design is strongest. Most or all 30 claims can join free event income and normal play before the target arrives. Starting the pass earlier can therefore be more useful than buying it when the desired pool is already near its end. The relevant metric is claims before the target closes, not claims before it opens.

The player has no fixed target

Keep the Crystals unconverted and let daily Diamonds accumulate. There is no requirement to turn Diamonds into a ticket before choosing a Memory pool. Maintaining currency in its more flexible form leaves future pool and shop information available for the decision.

The complete pass is exactly 22 wishes, with conditions

The exact 22-wish figure comes from 3,000 daily Diamonds plus 300 converted Crystals, divided by 150. There is no remainder. It requires all 30 claims and the decision to use every upfront Crystal as Diamond-equivalent. If one daily claim is missed, the total falls to 3,200, which covers 21 wishes and leaves 50 Diamonds.

This total does not guarantee a limited Memory. It adds attempts under the current pool rules. An account's existing pity, guarantee status and target strategy determine whether 22 additional wishes are enough. Presenting the pass as a guaranteed Memory would confuse currency quantity with banner outcome.

It also does not mean the Aurum Pass is always the correct purchase. A player who cannot log in consistently, needs currency immediately or values Crystal-priced content more highly has a different decision. The pass rewards time and routine. Direct currency rewards immediacy. Neither delivery model can be compared responsibly without the target date.

Use a rolling balance instead of one final estimate

A banner plan becomes easier to control when it is updated after each claim. Record current Diamonds, valid Wish tickets and remaining Aurum Pass days, then subtract any wishes already made. This rolling balance prevents the same daily 100 Diamonds from appearing once in the original forecast and again in the current inventory.

Separate the desired Memory budget from a minimum reserve. The reserve can cover a later rerun or an unexpected favorite, but it should not be counted toward the current target unless the player consciously changes priorities. When the target arrives early, move the unused amount back into the reserve rather than continuing simply because a maximum was prepared.

Stamina should receive a parallel note. Write the material destination before claiming or spending the additional energy. The account can then see whether the pass is accelerating a planned upgrade or merely creating miscellaneous inventory. This keeps the two benefits measurable without pretending that one substitutes for the other.

When two limited Memories overlap, do not divide the pass by intuition. Give each target a separate maximum, then place all shared Diamonds in an unassigned column until the first result is known. If the first target consumes fewer wishes than expected, the remainder may move to the second. If it reaches the cap, the second plan should not borrow from a reserve that was never allocated to it.

This method also prevents Stamina value from being used to justify an otherwise unaffordable wish plan. The progression benefit can make the pass attractive, but it does not lower the 150-Diamond cost of a wish. Approve the banner budget with currency alone, then treat Stamina as a separate reason to value daily login consistency.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Diamonds does the Aurum Pass give?

Thirty successful daily claims provide 3,000 Diamonds. The purchase also grants 300 Crystals immediately; converting them at 1:1 raises the full currency value to 3,300 Diamonds.

How many wishes is a complete Aurum Pass?

At 150 Diamonds per wish, 3,300 Diamond-equivalent equals exactly 22 wishes. This assumes all daily claims and full conversion of the 300 Crystals.

How much Stamina does it provide?

Each successful daily claim provides 60 Stamina. All 30 claims total 1,800 Stamina.

Can Diamonds be converted back into Crystals?

No. Crystals can convert to Diamonds at 1:1, but the conversion is one-way.

Should the pass be bought on the last day of a banner?

It can still provide immediate Crystals and begin a longer savings period, but almost all daily Diamonds arrive later. It should not be counted as 22 immediate wishes for a pool that is about to close.