All-Round Daffodill
PearlHigh risk, high returnAll-inLow-cost farmingMedium fundsVerified version: 1-slot nerfTry it in Auction Practice →Purple count tool for an early all-in → red detection · gold back-calculation → conditional commit by gold + red count.
By Spec · 9/6/26
Character

Tool
Advanced Quality Max cost 50,000
Quality (Large)
Size (Large)
Collectible (Large)
Purple count
Gold average
Quality (Special)Round plan
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The basic goal is to settle the board within 1–3R. If you can check the purple count, estimate the board value quickly and decide on an early all-in.
Collectible (Large) is a gacha for top-value collectibles like the Eternal Heart, Pendragon Model, Golden Brocade Koi Statue, Sky-Blue Ripple and Super Disc, and also serves to gauge board size by checking whether collectibles sit deep in the board.
Quality (Large) is for detecting reds directly. Conversely, once you have the gold average, the calculator estimates the minimum gold count, and from that you can indirectly back-calculate the maximum number of reds there could be.
If Auctioneer info or the collectible tool has confirmed golds, add them to the Combo Finder's include-items to narrow the possible combos further. Then combine color and silhouette information to estimate the actual gold and red makeup.
If Daffodill can't settle the board in 1–3R, the temptation to overreach grows in the later rounds, so if you reach 5R, treat gold + red ≥ 20 as the baseline for committing.
However, if an earlier round produced a clue that points to a high-value collectible — a 3×2 silhouette, a red color, etc. — you may commit regardless of the count.
Terms
- 쌀먹
- Low-cost farming — literally "eating rice": small, steady profit at minimal cost.
- 쇼부
- All-in — deciding the board early with one big bid.
- 가챠
- Gacha — a luck-based pull; you can't choose what it reveals.
- 고가템
- High-value item — 템 is short for item.
- 역산
- Back-calculation — working backwards from a known number (here, from the gold count to the maximum red count).

