If you’re saving Sacred Shards for a chance at Ozilda the Wicked, don’t spend your stockpile just because a shard-opening video features her. Check the live event’s point rules and milestone cost first. Pull only if the event rewards matter to you and your shards can reach a milestone you’re willing to pursue.

Check the event before opening shards

The draft recommends saving Sacred Shards for Summon Rush or Champion Chase events, where pulls can contribute to milestone rewards such as books or fragments. It also identifies Sacred Shards as the highest-point shard type for those events. These details aren’t confirmed by the video description, so check the in-game event requirements before relying on them.

If no relevant event is active, wait rather than assuming a future event will offer a particular reward. Event timing and milestone rewards can vary.

Calculate the milestone cost

Before pulling, compare your shard count with the event’s point requirements. For example, the draft describes a 75,000-point target, but it does not establish which event that figure applies to. Don’t treat it as a standard target; use the requirements shown in the event you’re considering.

If your available shards can’t reach a milestone you care about, saving them for a later opportunity avoids spending part of your stockpile without securing that goal. Pulling can still be a personal choice, but random champion results don’t guarantee a specific champion or event reward.

Once you reach the milestone you chose, stop pulling and save any remaining shards.

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