On February 25, Vampir kicked off its half-anniversary celebrations. The developers have rolled out an exchange shop for those 'half-anniversary tickets'—which have been teased since early February—alongside a new Hero's Oath event and some special bundles. It is a golden opportunity for the average player to snag Hero-grade accessories and forms that are usually locked behind a steep paywall or pure luck. KookminTree has compiled the essential tips and tricks to help you make the most of it.

Q. What should I prioritize in the half-anniversary ticket exchange?
A. Prioritise the week 1 Hero accessory and the week 2 Hero form selection summon ticket.

Vampir launched two ticket-gathering missions back in early February. 'Half-anniversary Ticket Mission 1' allows you to rake in 2,000 tickets just by donating to your clan; you hit the cap after 42 donations. Since you only get 3 donations per day, it takes 14 days to max out, meaning those starting on February 25 might struggle to claim every single reward. 'Half-anniversary Ticket Mission 2' is a more aggressive affair, requiring you to rack up 'Care Points' through specific summons or Diamond spending. Hitting 5,000 Care Points nets you a total of 6,000 tickets.

The shop itself is finally live and packs a serious punch. You can swap 1,500 tickets for a Hero Accessory Box in week one, followed by a Hero Form Selection Summon Ticket in week two. Given that Hero-grade accessories in Vampir are notoriously difficult to craft and have abysmal drop rates, this is essentially a 'must-have' for your progression.

Now, you might be thinking, 'Wait, if I only get 2,000 tickets from the mission, how am I supposed to afford everything?' Don't panic. From February 25 to March 10, the game is handing out extra tickets just for logging in. You get 225 on the 25th, 125 daily from February 26 to March 2, 200 on March 3, 125 daily from March 4 to 9, and a final 200 on March 10. Stick to the login schedule, and you will walk away with another 2,000 tickets. Combined with the 2,000 from the first mission, you have exactly 4,000 tickets—enough to clean out the Hero accessory and the selection ticket.

Q. Is there anything else I should be mindful of during the half-anniversary?
A. Make sure to buy the lucky lottery tickets from the shop every single day.

Alongside the ticket exchange, Vampir is peddling special goods. Two items can be bought with in-game currency: the 'Half-anniversary Lucky Lottery' and 'Kaf's Half-anniversary Lucky Box'. They cost 100 Gold and 200 Diamonds respectively, with daily purchase limits of one and ten.

The lucky lottery tickets are limited to 100 per server per week in the exchange shop. Using them gives you a shot at Hero Sephira summon tickets, Hero mount tickets, or Hero form tickets. While the odds are slim, it is a rare chance to gamble on some high-tier loot.

Kaf's Half-anniversary Lucky Box is your standard loot crate—containing things like 11x Mount/Form Summon Tickets III, Legendary Mount/Form tickets, and Ancient Statue Relic Boxes. Because you are burning Diamonds, the baseline rewards are superior to the lottery tickets. If you have some spare Diamonds lying around, it is worth a look.

Q. Any tips for the half-anniversary oath missions?
A. Save your Trinity spending until the fourth week.

The 'Hero's Oath' event returns for the half-anniversary, spread over four weeks. The catch? Progress only counts once the specific weekly mission window opens. If you blow through a requirement early, it won't retroactively count when the mission goes live. For instance, if Week 1 asks for 500 Diamonds and Week 2 asks for 1,000, spending 1,000 in Week 1 won't satisfy the Week 2 mission. You will just end up wasting resources.

The half-anniversary oath requires 1,000 Trinity in week one and 1,500 in weeks three and four. That is 4,000 Trinity in total if you play it poorly. To be efficient, just save your 1,500 Trinity spending until the fourth week; it should satisfy all three mission requirements at once. Trinity is hard to come by for the average player, so don't burn it recklessly. Wait for that four-week power spike instead.