Elyms

1.5

Each round, the silhouettes of 4 collectibles with no info revealed at all · if your bid last round wasn't the top bid, one Insider Call — 3 pieces of info about collectibles that other bidders know (never overlapping with what you already know)

Real pick rate 0% · 0 of 1,190 winning records since 1.4 · The ability reveals at the start or every round, so this character sees the board from the beginning.

Unlock condition

Join 15 auctions in total — In the game it shows as a locked card in the character list until you meet this condition.

In Auction Simulator you can pick it right away with no unlock condition (both Practice and Challenge).

Elyms skill description (in-game) — Skill description (in game)

Ability schedule

Information revealed by an ability is visible only to that player. It comes in addition to the Auctioneer's info (1R and 3R, shown to everyone) and device items.

When	Target	Reveals
Every round	4 items at random among collectibles with no info revealed at all	Silhouette
From R2 · if your bid last round wasn't the top bid	3 pieces of info that other bidders know — never overlapping with what you already know	Insider Call — as much as that bidder knows (identity · silhouette + rarity · price · silhouette · rarity, whichever you don't know)

Information each round

	1R	2R	3R	4R	5R
Top bid last round
Not the top bid last round
Blackbird
Hotori
Hathor

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If her bid was not the top bid in the previous round, Insider Call (3 pieces of info other bidders know) arrives from R2 on top of Mystery Call (4 silhouettes), and the dot grows to about Blackbird's or Hotori's R1. R1 has no previous round, so both rows are the same; a tied top bid still counts as top.

The bigger and redder the dot, the more information arrives then (measured by board value · Auction Simulator 1.5 Pearl boards). Faded rows are other characters for comparison, on the same scale as the figure in Basics Guide part 8.

What Insider Call brings (Auction Simulator screen)

Insider Call passes on what other bidders know. For each collectible you get the biggest piece of info an opponent has that you don't (Identified > Silhouette + rarity > Price > Silhouette > Rarity), and each looks different on the board as below. The gold outline marks the collectible that came through Insider Call.

**Rarity**Color only — the rarity color in one cell of the collectible

**Silhouette + rarity**Shape and color — a block in the rarity color

**Identified**The identity — the collectible's picture

**Price**That one collectible's value — a pale gray top-left cell with the price (a value an opponent learned from Blackbird's Fate's Prophecy 6 or Total (Special))

Strategy articles for this character

Data Vault Run (2-Slot Average)1.4Pearl
Hunt for high-value collectibles with Collectible (Large) in 1R → check for the Data Vault (5.12M) with the 2-slot average in 2R → all-in in 2R if it's there, otherwise bid up to the board value — a Data Vault-hunting strategy
Advanced All-round

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