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Stellar Compass Rework Guide – June 2025 Update

In Infinity Kingdom, knowing where and how to spend your resources is just as important as building the right Immortals or dragons. Events come and go, but the value you get for each dollar spent—or each gem saved—can define how competitive your account becomes over time. That’s why the recent rework to the Stellar Compass event is a major development, particularly for players interested in artifact progression.

The Stellar Compass has always been a semi-premium event with random drop mechanics for high-tier loot, but in this new update, developers have responded to feedback and dramatically improved both the experience and the rewards. Whether you’re free-to-play or a mid-range spender, these changes open up meaningful artifact farming paths that were previously locked behind heavy RNG or paywalls.

Let’s dive into how the event works, what’s changed, and how you can use this to your advantage.

🔄 What’s Changed in the Stellar Compass?

The devs have confirmed that based on player feedback and game data, they’ve improved the drop rates, crystal availability, and event accessibility in Stellar Compass.

Key changes include:

Higher drop rates for artifact fragments
More accessible event currency (Crystal Balls) via free and paid means
A focus on free-to-play viability through other events like Wonderful Journey
Addition of extra pack value for low-spending players (12 crystal packs for $1)

These changes are already active, and players are reporting significantly improved outcomes compared to earlier iterations.

🔮 Earning Crystal Balls – Free & Paid Sources

The core mechanic of Stellar Compass revolves around using Crystal Balls to perform draws, each of which has a chance of granting artifact fragments and other rewards.

You can earn Crystal Balls through:

Event Quests
- Typically found in events like Wonderful Journey and others
- Players can collect up to 50+ balls for free
Spending Events
- Crystal Balls are included as milestone rewards for gem spending and recharge events
- If you spend gems regularly, you’ll naturally earn a good stash
In-Game Packs
- Recent changes have increased the quantity per dollar on most packs
- $1 now gets you 12 balls, up from 4–5 in previous versions

💡 Tip: Players report getting 120–130 Crystal Balls per event if combining saved resources with light spending. Even 80–100 pulls can yield 1–2 full artifact schematics.

📌 Summary: Crystal Ball Access

🎁 Free Players can earn 50–70 per event
💎 Light Spenders can reach 100+ balls easily
💰 $1 now buys 12 Crystal Balls (a big increase)

🎯 Artifact Fragment Drop Rates – How It Feels Now

While the official drop rate for fragments is listed at 0.5% per item, don’t be discouraged. This number applies per slot, and since each draw includes 4 different possible fragments, your real chance of getting some fragment is closer to 2% per pull.

In testing:

30 Crystal Balls yielded 45 fragments
Another batch of 160 Crystal Balls yielded 90+ fragments

This is a major improvement over earlier rates, and now allows even moderate participants to:

Craft one full artifact per event
Progress toward key artifacts for priority Immortals like Charles, Zenobia, or Alex

💡 Pro Tip: Always check which artifacts are available each time—the pool rotates, and some (like Ragnar’s) may not be included.

📌 Summary: Fragment Rates

🧩 ~2% average drop rate per full draw (due to 4 fragments per pull)
🎉 Players can now craft 1+ artifact with moderate participation
🚫 Not all artifacts are available—check the rotation each event

💎 Updated Packs – Better Value for Light Spenders

Another major upgrade came in the form of rebalanced packs, especially at lower price tiers.

$1 pack now gives 12 Crystal Balls
Before: same price gave 4–5 balls
Great value for casual spenders who want consistent artifact progress

This means you no longer need to invest $20+ per event to see meaningful returns. Buying a few small packs can now genuinely push you to a full schematic.

🔥 Especially good for players building early artifacts or working on second copies for fusion

📌 Summary: Pack Changes

💲 $1 = 12 Balls (was 4–5 before)
👍 Ideal for low- and mid-spenders
🛒 Skipping $20+ bundles is now realistic

🧠 Strategic Advice – How to Use This Update to Your Advantage

To make the most of this improved Stellar Compass system:

1. Save Crystal Balls Between Events

They carry over!
Stack them until an event features an artifact you need

2. Hunt Artifact Schematic Priorities

Focus pulls when the artifact you want is in the rotation
Charles, Zenobia, Alex, Wu are top priority Immortals in current meta

3. Combine with Other Events

Use gem spending during Wonderful Journey to earn both dice and Crystal Balls
Complete milestones without overspending

4. Evaluate your Packs

Spending $5–10? Get Crystal Ball packs over random bundles
Higher ROI than almost any other low-cost option in the game

🧭 Final Thoughts – A Much-Needed Rework Done Right

The Stellar Compass rework has turned a niche, high-variance event into a core progression tool—especially for light and moderate spenders. The changes to drop rates, currency accessibility, and pack value make it easier than ever to:

Craft essential artifacts
Progress your Immortals
Stay competitive without needing to whale out

If you’re working on artifact farming, this event is now one of the best opportunities in the game. Just remember to check the artifact rotation before investing, and don’t waste your pulls on fragments you don’t need.

“Spend smart, pull smart, and you’ll start to see real, tangible gains—no more relying purely on RNG luck.”

✅ TL;DR

🔄 Stellar Compass rework improves drop rates and access
💎 $1 now buys 12 Crystal Balls (up from 4–5)
🧩 Artifact fragment drop rate ~2% per full draw
🛠️ Players can craft 1+ artifacts per event with moderate effort
🎯 Prioritize pulls when needed artifacts are in rotation
🧠 Great combo with Wonderful Journey for even more value

Whether you’re free-to-play, a light spender, or looking to min-max your progression, this is a rework you should take advantage of.

Happy hunting—and may your next schematic be a good one!

Published: 05-06-2025

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