Iron Soul: Dungeon Calculator — Reroll Simulator & Pity
Plan your pulls before you spend tickets. This Iron Soul: Dungeon calculator simulates race rerolls against the published drop rates (updated August 18, 2026), tracks your pity streak toward any of the 4 Mythics, and totals forge ore costs for every equipment category. Every number the Iron Soul: Dungeon calculator shows is derived from the same drop-rate table as the races page — nothing is estimated.
Race Reroll Simulator & Pity Tracker
Simulate Iron Soul: Dungeon race pulls with the published drop rates and watch your pity streak toward a target race.
Forge Ore Cost Calculator
Total ore needed to craft N pieces of an equipment category — costs match the forge reference.
3 ore per craft × 1 craft = 3 total ore · listed success rate 100%.
When to open the Iron Soul: Dungeon calculator
Before a reroll spree
Simulate 1,000 rolls for your target race first. If the worst streak scares you, the Iron Soul: Dungeon calculator just saved your ticket bank.
Before a forge session
Total the ore per craft for your category, then check your inventory against the Iron Soul: Dungeon calculator total before you commit.
When pity feels broken
Long dry streaks are normal at 0.2% rates. The Iron Soul: Dungeon calculator shows how often 2,000-miss runs happen even in perfectly fair RNG.
How to read Iron Soul: Dungeon calculator results
At 100 rolls the variance is wild; at 10,000 rolls the Iron Soul: Dungeon calculator output usually lands within ±0.1% of the expected drop rate. Use big samples to sanity-check the odds, then use the race drop-rate table to pick a realistic target.
The smart play with the math: bank rerolls from active codes until you can fund a real attempt at an S-tier pick from the tier list — fishing one roll at a time is how accounts burn 30 tickets for nothing. The Iron Soul: Dungeon calculator exists to make that mistake visible before it happens.
The math inside the Iron Soul: Dungeon calculator
Expected hits: rolls × drop rate. 500 rolls at Lucifer's 0.2% average one hit — the Iron Soul: Dungeon calculator compares that expectation against what the simulation actually produced.
Pity streak: the longest gap between two hits of your target. Because Iron Soul: Dungeon has no hard pity, the Iron Soul: Dungeon calculator reports the worst observed streak as your realistic floor.
Forge ore totals: crafts × category cost, straight from the forge table — the Iron Soul: Dungeon calculator adds no hidden multipliers.
FAQ
How does the Iron Soul: Dungeon calculator work?
Every Iron Soul: Dungeon calculator roll is a weighted random pick across all 13 races using their published drop rates. Run enough rolls and the observed hit rate converges on the expected rate for your target race.
What is pity in Iron Soul: Dungeon?
Pity is the streak of misses between hits of your target race. Iron Soul: Dungeon has no hard pity system, so the Iron Soul: Dungeon calculator reports your worst observed streak — the practical floor depends entirely on RNG.
How many rerolls does the Iron Soul: Dungeon calculator say Lucifer needs?
Lucifer sits at a 0.2% drop rate, so roughly 1 in 500 rolls on average. In 10,000 simulated rolls you will usually land 15-25, but unlucky streaks of 2,000+ misses are statistically normal.
Are the drop rates in the Iron Soul: Dungeon calculator exact?
They are the best cross-checked community figures behind the Iron Soul: Dungeon calculator. Approximate rates can shift between patches, so treat the output as planning guidance and confirm in-game before spending real tickets.
Does the Iron Soul: Dungeon calculator include blessing or enchanting costs?
No — it covers the ore cost per craft for each equipment category. Blessing (+0 to +9) costs gold plus Cave of Crystal materials, which scale dynamically with your item.
Where do I get the rerolls the calculator assumes?
Codes are the fastest free source — the codes page lists every working Race Reroll drop the Iron Soul: Dungeon calculator assumes — followed by daily logins, Discord milestones and the seasonal battle pass.
