● AK
Wang banner
Not on a banner right now · last ran Ashes to Ashes, Ages on Ages, · next rerun estimated Apr 2027 estimate
Banner history 1 banner on record
- Ashes to Ashes, Ages on Ages confirmed →
Next rerun, by the rhythm: around Apr 2027 estimate · in AK a unit's first rerun comes 285 days after the run before (35 on record, last two years; middle half 166–364).
Confirmed dates come from the official calendar and notices; rumoured and beta rows sit on the cadence projection; CN rows are shifted by the measured global lag; rows from the wiki history carry the day, not the hour. Sources last checked .
Should you pull
How far to invest
Older readers of this guide may remember a time when the S++ grade could have an arbitrary number of +s. Once upon a time, the mighty SilverAsh (the first one) had an S++++ grade! So I have to wonder how many Wang would have if I kept up the trend. He is *by far* the strongest OP in the game as of his release. Would ten be enough? Twenty? I bring up this digression for one reason. Both here and the Tier List now have a "cap" on their rankings. This is for practical reasons because outliers make an overall ranking much harder. Wang is such an outlier. Don't be "fooled" by his mere S++ grades here. He should be the first Mastery you do, and is the highest priority OP in the game, and will likely remain so for a long time. Anyway, to discuss his actual kit, Wang is a Trapmaster, although that's putting it mildly. He more accurately throws tactical nukes shaped like Go pieces. Each "trap" deals a ton of damage in a big range, with a lot of flexibility built in such as appearing on undeployable tiles and hitting air. Most notable, however, is the RES-ignore built into his second Talent which ensures he has high damage against virtually everything in the game. He is incredibly easy to u