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PokéSurvivor Ticket Farming: Drops & Mission Rewards

Combine collected drops with claimed missions; an ×10 ticket is a different inventory item.

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Drops worth pursuing

In the enemy pickup helper, an eligible wild enemy can drop one normal ticket with a 1/400 (0.25%) chance. An ordinary boss uses a one-in-three chance for an ×10 ticket; a rift legendary uses 50%. A treasure Gholdengo drops an ×10 ticket through its special loot rule. Rift legendaries also drop three normal tickets. These are distinct code paths, not guaranteed tickets per minute.

Claim mission rewards

Three daily missions and two weekly missions are generated on the Spain time boundary. Complete their displayed objective and claim the reward in Missions. For example, a daily survival goal of five, seven or nine minutes rewards three normal tickets and 200 coins. A daily kill goal of 300, 500 or 800 rewards two tickets and 150 coins.

Turn a goal into a run plan

Read your current missions before starting, choose a partner you can survive with, then collect visible tickets and coins while completing overlapping objectives. Clear a boss before expecting a rift check. There is no verified universal tickets-per-hour rate: spawn count, kills, survival and missions vary.

Spend tickets correctly

Use ten normal tickets or one ×10 ticket for a ten-pull. Regional pity does not transfer when you change banners. Check your next guarantee in the probability calculator before spending.

A lost-Pokémon rescue also rewards a ticket

The inspected rescue event grants one normal ticket, twelve coin drops worth five each and heals 50% of your maximum HP. It also has a 20% chance to grant the rescued partner, filtered to eligible supported non-legendary rarity-three-or-lower, non-hover partners. This is a separate event reward, not the ordinary enemy ticket roll.

Sources & version

Official source snapshot a9b21f091d. Recommendations and calculations are explained above.

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