Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Stellar Summon: Lucky Points Conversion Guide

Mobile Legends: Bang Bang will remove Aurora Summon and launch the redesigned Stellar Summon on August 14, 2026, automatically converting every remaining Lucky Point into a Stellar Shard of equivalent value. Players who later choose to add Diamonds for optional Stellar Summon draws can use Topuplist or the dedicated Mobile Legends: Bang Bang top-up page, but the first priority is to verify the free conversion and existing balance before purchasing any in-game currency.

The new system launches with Dragon Tamer skins in its rotating prize pool. A limited-time Gift of Stellar exchange will also allow eligible players to trade the equivalent number of Stellar Shards for a random permanent skin from a pool that uses the same prizes and probabilities as the old 90-Lucky-Point Aurora Summon reward.

What Changes on August 14

Aurora Summon is not simply receiving a new visual theme. It is being replaced by Stellar Summon, with a new named progress item and a rotating featured collection.

The conversion is described as automatic. Players should not need to spend Lucky Points manually to preserve them. However, taking screenshots before maintenance and after the new system opens is a sensible account-record practice.

What “Equivalent Value” Means

The official event update states that remaining Lucky Points convert into Stellar Shards of equivalent value. The safest reading is a one-for-one preservation of progress value: a player holding a certain number of Lucky Points should receive the corresponding number of Shards used by the new system.

Do not interpret “equivalent” as a guarantee that every future reward has the same effective cost, selection method, or personal value. The currency conversion can preserve quantity while the new rotating pool changes which skins are available.

For example, a player with progress close to the old 90-point reward should expect that progress to remain useful, but should still read the Gift of Stellar exchange requirement after launch. The live interface must show the actual Shard balance and exchange button.

If the post-update balance does not match the pre-update record, do not make additional draws to test the system. Save screenshots and contact official customer support first.

Should You Spend Lucky Points Before the Revamp?

For most players, no urgent spending is required because the remaining balance is scheduled to convert automatically. Using Lucky Points before August 14 makes sense only if the current Aurora Summon pool contains a reward the player strongly prefers and the account can complete that goal under the old rules.

Do not spend simply because the currency name is changing. A forced last-minute draw can exchange flexible future value for an unwanted current pool.

Players near the old 90-point threshold face a more personal choice. If the current guaranteed random pool is desirable, completing it before removal may be reasonable. If the Dragon Tamer rotation is more attractive, preserving the balance for conversion can be better.

The decision should compare two visible pools, not rely on fear that Lucky Points will disappear. The event notice explicitly promises conversion.

How Gift of Stellar Works

Gift of Stellar is a limited-time exchange connected to the transition. Players can use the equivalent Stellar Shards to receive a random permanent skin. The prize pool and probabilities match the reward associated with 90 Lucky Points in Aurora Summon.

This wording has three important implications. First, the reward is random, not a direct skin selector. Second, the result is permanent. Third, the transitional exchange is designed to preserve the old reward experience rather than automatically upgrading it into a choice chest.

Before exchanging, open the reward preview and inspect every possible skin. If only one result is acceptable, a random permanent skin exchange may have lower personal value than waiting for a future Shard use, assuming the rules permit saving.

Also verify the Gift of Stellar deadline. “Limited-time” means the exchange cannot be treated as permanently available. The Shards may remain after the Gift closes, but the transitional pool may not.

The Dragon Tamer Launch Pool

Stellar Summon's first rotation features Dragon Tamer skins. The series is known for transforming heroes through armor, elemental effects, and dragon-themed visual identities.

A themed pool is useful for collectors because it creates a clearer category than a broad random catalog. It is less useful for a player who owns several Dragon Tamer skins or does not use the featured heroes.

Inspect duplicate rules when the system goes live. Do not assume owned skins are removed from the random possibilities unless the interface explicitly promises duplicate protection or a replacement reward.

The word “rotation” also matters. Dragon Tamer is the launch pool, not necessarily the permanent pool. Players who do not want this collection can preserve Stellar Shards and wait for the next official rotation if the currency rules allow it.

The Safest Migration Routine

Before August 14

Open Aurora Summon and record the current Lucky Point balance. Screenshot the full event page, account ID area, and current date if possible. Do not make unnecessary final draws.

Review the current prize pool. Decide whether there is a specific reason to complete the old 90-point reward before removal. If there is no clear target, preserve the balance.

After Stellar Summon Opens

Restart the client after maintenance and open Stellar Summon. Confirm the displayed Stellar Shard total before drawing. Compare it with the saved Lucky Point record.

Read the Dragon Tamer prize preview, draw cost, probability disclosure, rotation dates, and any daily or first-draw discount. Do not assume test-server values remain unchanged.

Locate Gift of Stellar and check its Shard requirement, prize pool, probabilities, and deadline. Decide whether the random reward fits the account.

After Any Exchange

Confirm that the permanent skin appears in the correct hero gallery. Record the remaining Shards. If the item is missing, stop further transactions and use official support.

How to Decide Whether to Draw

Stellar Summon should be judged by target density. Count how many skins in the current pool the player actively wants. A pool with several useful Dragon Tamer skins gives each random result broader personal value. A pool with one desired skin creates higher disappointment risk.

Next, compare the current Shard balance with the meaningful reward threshold. Small exploratory draws are not automatically efficient if they leave the account far from an exchange or random guarantee.

Then inspect discounts. A reduced first draw can be worthwhile for a collector who accepts the entire low-tier reward pool, but a discount does not change the random nature of the target.

Finally, compare the rotation with upcoming events. August also includes the Jujutsu Kaisen collaboration, Wanwan's 60-Diamond Elite skin, and other limited purchases. A permanent rotating system may deserve lower priority than a time-limited target.

Existing Lucky Points Are Not Free Money

Converted Shards represent resources the player already earned or purchased. They should not be treated as a reason to add more Diamonds without calculation.

The sunk-cost trap appears when a player says, “I already have many Shards, so I must finish.” Existing progress can reduce a future cost, but it does not make an unwanted random reward valuable.

Use a decision threshold. If the current balance already reaches a Gift of Stellar exchange and the pool is acceptable, claim it before the deadline. If it does not, calculate the exact remaining requirement and decide whether the reward justifies that new cost.

Never hide the added cost by discussing only the converted balance. The correct question is how many new resources are needed from today.

Recharge and Draw Safety

Stellar Summon is an in-game random reward system. Read the published probabilities and understand that individual outcomes can vary widely. Do not rely on influencer footage as evidence of a personal drop rate.

If a Diamond top-up is part of the plan, verify player ID, server, region, product, and final amount. Purchase only after the Shard conversion is confirmed, because an unexpected balance issue can change the entire budget.

Separate the top-up amount from the draw limit. A package may add more Diamonds than the planned Stellar Summon cost. The remaining currency should stay unused rather than becoming permission for extra draws.

Players under the applicable age or spending rules should follow local requirements and family controls. Random cosmetic systems should always remain inside an affordable entertainment budget.

Common Misunderstandings

The first misunderstanding is that Lucky Points will expire without compensation. The announced transition says they convert automatically into Stellar Shards of equivalent value.

The second is that Gift of Stellar lets players choose any skin. It provides a random permanent skin from the displayed pool.

The third is that Dragon Tamer skins will remain forever. They are described as the launch rotation, so later rotations can change.

The fourth is that identical prize probabilities guarantee an identical result. Matching rates preserve the random structure, not a specific reward.

The fifth is that converted Shards automatically count as a completed reward. Players still need to use the relevant exchange or draw interface according to the new rules.

What to Verify in the Live Client

Five details should be checked on August 14: the converted Shard balance, Gift of Stellar deadline, Dragon Tamer pool, duplicate handling, and draw discounts.

Also verify whether Stellar Shards persist between rotations. A permanent system often preserves its progress currency, but the live rules should explicitly support any decision to wait.

Read whether Gift of Stellar uses exactly 90 Shards or an “equivalent” transitional item requirement displayed differently. Follow the interface, not an assumption based on the old name.

Finally, check whether unclaimed Aurora Summon mail or event rewards are delivered automatically. Claim all available system mail before reporting a missing balance.

If Your Shard Balance Exceeds the Gift Requirement

Do not spend every converted Shard simply because the transitional Gift becomes available. Exchange only the amount required, then check whether the remaining balance carries into later Stellar Summon rotations.

A surplus can be more valuable in a future pool that contains several preferred skins. Record the balance immediately after the Gift exchange and avoid using it on minor rewards without comparing their permanent value.

If the system offers more than one exchange type, read whether each option uses the same Shards. A cosmetic fragment, temporary trial item, or low-value bundle should not consume currency reserved for a future permanent skin opportunity.

Final Recommendation

Players with Lucky Points should preserve them unless the current Aurora Summon pool offers a clearly preferred reward. The automatic conversion is designed to protect existing progress, so panic spending is unnecessary.

On August 14, record the converted Stellar Shards before doing anything else. Evaluate Gift of Stellar as a random permanent-skin exchange and judge the Dragon Tamer rotation by how many featured skins the account actually wants.

Stellar Summon can be a better-organized long-term system, but the new name does not remove random outcomes. Protect the converted value, wait for a suitable rotation when necessary, and add Diamonds only after a fixed target and limit are established.

FAQ

When does Stellar Summon launch in MLBB?

Stellar Summon launches on August 14, 2026, replacing Aurora Summon.

What happens to unused Lucky Points?

They automatically convert into Stellar Shards of equivalent value. Record the old and new balances so any account issue can be documented.

Can Gift of Stellar let me select a skin?

No. It exchanges the required Stellar Shards for a random permanent skin from a pool with the same prizes and probabilities as the old 90-Lucky-Point reward.

Which skins are featured first?

The launch rotation features Dragon Tamer skins. Check the live pool because future rotations can change.

Where can I recharge Diamonds after checking my converted Shards?

After confirming the conversion, live draw cost, player ID, server, and strict spending limit, use Topuplist or the dedicated Mobile Legends: Bang Bang top-up page to add Diamonds only for the planned in-game Stellar Summon draws.