Invincible: Guarding the Globe: How to Spend Gems on Ragnars

When pulling for Ragnars in Invincible: Guarding the Globe, save your Gems until you can make targeted multi-pulls rather than spending currency on single recruits. Focus your Gem investment on recruitment only if you need hero copies for rank-ups or to address specific role gaps in your primary or secondary squad.

Evaluating Gem Investment vs. Daily Progression

Spending Gems on recruitment pulls directly reduces the currency available for general progression. Before committing your stockpile, evaluate your current account bottlenecks against these key options:

• Hero Recruitment: Spending Gems to pull Ragnars helps collect hero copies needed for rank-ups and squad expansion across campaign and secondary modes.
• GDA Ops Refills: Spending Gems on GDA Ops energy refills provides consistent access to farming essential upgrade resources.
• Shop Refreshes: Expending Gems to reset shop listings lets you buy specific upgrade materials required to raise your existing team's power level.

If your primary squad is already established but lacks upgrade materials, spending Gems on energy refills or shop refreshes offers more reliable progression than chasing additional recruitment pulls.

Strategic Pulling and Squad Integration

When targeting Ragnars with your Gem stockpile, use the following sequence to manage your currency and team composition efficiently:

1. Maintain a Currency Buffer: Keep a reserve of Gems available for emergency resource needs or high-value shop refreshes outside of recruitment.
2. Execute Multi-Pulls: Accumulate enough Gems for multi-pull sequences rather than sporadic single summons to chase the hero copies required for rank-ups.
3. Pre-Farm Upgrade Supplies: Stockpile Hero XP and gear ahead of time so any newly recruited unit can immediately reach your main team's level.
4. Test Roster Placement: If a new unit does not immediately replace a primary squad member, deploy it in secondary modes or faction-specific challenges to test its damage output, survivability, and utility.