Secret, Prismatic & High-Tier Ores

How these ores enter a base

High-tier pulls are a luck-and-pedestal problem. A Blackhole Event is reported as making Exotic pulls more realistic — that is an event name, not a confirmed schedule. PalBall’s 60% figure is internal to the Anime Pack example.

Selling a high-tier ore is still the same loop: drone → crate → optional Furnace +50% → sell. Coatings stack on top; Galaxy x5 is the strongest documented shop coating. Mega Ores are a separate Fuser output, not a rarity row in this table.

Card-by-card reading notes

Secret is not automatically better than Prismatic. PalBall has a listed $800M value and an Anime Pack-internal 60% weight; Dark Matter is named with no odds and no value. Nichirin (Prismatic) has both 1 in 35M and $6B listed — that is why it is a profit-calculator preset and why it is the pedestal example (61% money boost) in AllThingsHow.

Nebula (Exotic) is the cautionary row: 1 in 73,142,857 and “$70B to buy.” No schedule is confirmed for the Blackhole Event. Devil Crystal’s 1 in 512,000,000,000 is listed without a cash value. Omnipotence’s $3Qa / 1 in 10T and Primordial’s 1 in 50T are the highest listed value and rarest listed odds we’ve verified so far.

Mega Ores are not extra rarity cards

The Fuser creates Mega Ores. That is a machine output, not a seventh high-tier rarity with odds in this table. Until a Mega Ore name, odds and listed value show up in the ore records, they stay on the Fuser page.

How to hunt these ores

High-tier hunting in the screenshot-backed scaling guide is luck, pedestals, and events named by that source — not a teleport route, crafting tree, or player market.

Do not convert Nebula’s $70B buy cost into a sell value. Floor 8 and leak ores are not listed here. For numeric planning, only PalBall and Nichirin currently have calculator-eligible listed cash values.