Idle Cultivation Spin Planner

This planner is a spend script you run with your brain, not with an executor. Idle Cultivation’s eight Open Test codes can print 140 Bloodline Spins and 415 Talent Spins if every string is still live. That pile will destroy a build if you roll it like a fidget toy. Use the steps below, then sit-test on the tier list.

Confirm live rewards on the codes hub before you treat these numbers as cash in hand.

Step 0 — Bank first

Redeem every code through Premium. Do not roll from a popup. Write two numbers on a note: Bloodline Spins, Talent Spins. If either is zero and you have not claimed Holy1000Players, you skipped a string.

Step 1 — Bloodline budget

Bloodlines are the sticky pile. Suggested split of whatever Bloodline Spins you actually have:

• 40% find-a-keeper streak (first sitting).
• 20% confirmation streak only if the sit test was maybe, not yes.
• 40% reserve for a post-patch reroll.

If you have 50 or fewer, find-a-keeper gets most of it and the reserve shrinks. Empty lineage is worse than a small reserve. Rules: bloodline page.

Stop when the keeper sentence has a bloodline clause. Extra lineage hunting is how 50-spin gifts vanish.

Step 2 — Talent budget

Talents are the wide pile. Suggested split:

• 30% Cultivate S hunt (streaks of 10–20).
• 15% one loot A talent only if explore is part of your week.
• 15% Contribute/B only if Chop Wood already feels like a job.
• 40% reserve.

If 100Likes plus Holy1000Players just landed 200 Talent Spins, that is 60 for the Cultivate hunt, not 200. Talent ranks.

Step 3 — Streak rules

• Roll in one sitting. No Chop Wood between single rolls.
• Sit-test any candidate before the next streak. Graphics 3+.
• Hard stop when two Cultivate talents explain themselves.
• Never auto-roll. There is no verified auto-gacha, and you do not want one. Auto farm.

Step 4 — After a shutdown

Sit-test keepers. If a keeper died, spend reserve only. If keepers lived, do not “celebrate” by rolling the reserve. Read Update 1.8 first.

Quick worksheet

Copy this into a note:

• Bloodline Spins now: ____
• Keeper locked? Y/N — it helps: ____
• Bloodline reserve left: ____
• Talent Spins now: ____
• Cultivate talents kept: ____ / ____
• Loot talent kept: ____
• Talent reserve left: ____
• Next session job: Cultivate / Combat / Contribute

Fill it once per week, not once per roll.

What this planner refuses to do

It will not give you a pity number Salt Mountain has not published. It will not tell you a named S bloodline. It will not bless spending the reserve because you are bored in a 12-player room. Boredom is for Chop Wood or for logging out.

When the worksheet is stable, you are done with the tool. Go sit.

Example split on a fresh redeem

Suppose the tracker shows 140 Bloodline Spins and 415 Talent Spins. A sit-first account might lock a lineage on the first 55 bloodline rolls, park 20 for a maybe, and hold 65. Talent-side: 125 on Cultivate streaks, 60 on a single loot talent if explore is part of the week, zero on Contribute until Chop Wood actually hurts, 230 in reserve. That reserve looks cowardly until Update 1.8 hotfixes a keeper and you still have rolls.

If your totals are smaller because some codes were already claimed, keep the percentages, not the raw numbers. Empty lineage still gets priority over a pretty talent icon.

Write the split on paper before Premium. The planner fails when you renegotiate after every sparkle.