Arknights Endfield 1.3 Pull Guide : Best Analysis, Priority & More

Hello Players! Version 1.3, “Sketches of Lost Heirlooms,” is a resource-planning patch as much as it is a story and combat update. The version introduces the new Wuling area, Sword Vault Dale, two new 6★ Operators, Mi Fu and Camille, new weapon issues, narrative events, challenge content, and several time-limited reward sources.

For most players, the key question is not simply “Is the new character strong?” but “Can my account afford this banner?” Since Arknights: Endfield uses a limited banner system with a high guarantee requirement, spending without a plan can easily leave you short for the second half of the version or the next update. I will bring detailed information and advice for you better arrange your account.

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How Many Pulls Can You Get in Version 1.3?

Every eligible player can claim 1,800 Oroberyl from version maintenance and bug-fix compensation. In addition, the first half sign-in event gives 5 banner-specific HH Permits for Mi Fu’s banner, while the second half sign-in event gives 5 banner-specific HH Permits for Camille’s banner.

This means that the clearly confirmed baseline already includes compensation plus 10 limited-time banner tickets across the whole version. On top of that, Version 1.3 includes event missions, narrative missions, camera missions, challenge content, Protocol Pass rewards, daily tasks, weekly routine rewards, and exploration rewards from Sword Vault Dale. Active F2P players may expect roughly 21–26 pulls from the version cycle, not counting unfinished one-time exploration from older areas. This number should be treated as a practical estimate, not an official guaranteed total, because your final pull count depends on how much content you clear.

 

Pull Planning: Do Not Treat 20+ Pulls as a Guarantee.

The most important point is that Version 1.3’s free income is useful, but it is not enough to guarantee a featured 6★ Operator by itself. If you are starting the version with low savings, you should not assume that the patch income alone can secure Mi Fu or Camille.

For a safe plan, players should calculate their current savings first. If your total resources cannot approach 120 pulls, you should choose one target instead of splitting between both banners. If you already have around 80 pulls saved, the version rewards may help you push closer to the guarantee range. If you have fewer than 40 pulls, you should be very careful and avoid weapon banners entirely.

 

Banner Overview

The first half of Version 1.3 focuses on Mi Fu. Her Chartered Headhunting banner is “Fists of No Regrets,” and it runs from the version release until June 26, 2026 at 11:59 server time. During this period, players can also try her through Combat Drills and claim rewards from the related trial event.

The second half focuses on Camille. His Chartered Headhunting banner is “Expunger of Sin,” starting on June 26, 2026 at 12:00 server time and lasting until the next version update and maintenance. Camille’s trial content and sign-in rewards will also become available during this period.

For weapons, Mi Fu’s related weapon issue features Amaranthine Tassel, a 6★ Greatsword. Camille’s related weapon issue features Blessing of Lustrous Carmine, a 6★ Polearm. For F2P and low-spending players, character banners should usually take priority over weapon issues unless you already have the target Operator and still have enough resources left.

 

 

Mi Fu Pull Recommendation

Mi Fu is a Physical Guard built around fast combat flow, combo chaining, and burst damage. Her kit is more attractive to players who want an active on-field damage dealer and are willing to learn a more technical rotation. She is especially worth considering if your account lacks a strong Physical damage option or if you already have Physical supports that can help her consume or interact with Vulnerability-related mechanics.

However, Mi Fu may not be equally valuable for every account. If you already have a well-built Physical team and do not need another main damage dealer, her value becomes more dependent on personal preference and playstyle. Since she is released in the first half, pulling too early may reduce your chance of getting Camille later.

Mi Fu Pull
Recommended for	Players who need a Physical main DPS. Players who like fast melee combat. Players who have enough resources to still prepare for the second half. Players who care about the Wuling story and Mi Fu’s narrative role.
Not recommended for	Players with very low savings. Players who already have enough Physical damage options. Players who want Camille more but are tempted by the first banner. Players who cannot afford to reach a meaningful pity range.

 

Camille Pull Recommendation

Camille is positioned as a Heat Vanguard. His value is less about simply dealing damage and more about helping the team’s combat cycle. From the currently available information, he is designed around Heat application, skill rotation support, and combo attack interaction.

This makes Camille more attractive for players who already play Heat teams or plan to invest in Heat-based compositions. If your account has Heat damage dealers but lacks a smooth rotation enabler, Camille may provide more long-term team value than another standalone DPS.

Because Camille comes in the second half, players have time to observe Mi Fu’s actual performance before deciding. If you are unsure, saving until Camille’s banner is often the safer choice.

Camille Pull
Recommended for	Players building Heat teams. Players who value team rotation and support utility. Players who already have enough main DPS options. Players who prefer long-term account flexibility over immediate burst damage.
Not recommended for	Players who do not play Heat teams at all. Players who only need a direct main DPS. Players who already spent most of their resources on Mi Fu. Players who cannot make use of his team-oriented mechanics.

 

Mi Fu or Camille: Who Should You Prioritize?

If you only have enough resources for one character, choose based on team need rather than hype.

Choose Mi Fu if your account needs a Physical damage dealer, you enjoy close-range action gameplay, and you want a character who can carry combat directly.

Choose Camille if your account already has damage dealers but needs better Heat synergy, smoother skill cycling, or stronger team utility.

If you are a new player, Camille may be slightly more future-oriented if you are planning to build around Heat teams. Mi Fu may feel more immediately useful if you lack a strong main DPS. If you are F2P, do not chase both unless your savings are already close to two guarantee ranges.

 

Should You Pull the Weapon Banners?

For most players, the answer is no at first. Weapon issues can improve a character’s ceiling, but they are rarely the first priority for limited-resource accounts. A new Operator usually gives more account value than a weapon, especially if your roster is still incomplete.

Consider the weapon banner only if you meet all three conditions: you already obtained the target Operator, you have enough pulls or Arsenal Tickets to handle bad luck, and the weapon significantly improves the character’s role in your current team.

If you are choosing between a weapon and Camille, Camille is usually the safer long-term investment. If you are choosing between Mi Fu’s weapon and saving for Version 1.4, saving is safer unless Mi Fu is your main long-term carry.

 

Event Priority for More Pulls

To maximize your pull income in Version 1.3, start with time-limited content. Login events should be your first priority because missed days may not be recoverable. After that, complete Sword Vault Dale missions, narrative events, Trial of Swordmancy, Contingency Contract missions, and camera event objectives.

For daily play, focus on daily missions, weekly routine rewards, Protocol Pass progression, and exploration cleanup. Sword Vault Dale should be explored steadily because new-region rewards often include Oroberyl and progression materials. If you still have unfinished older maps, clearing chests and one-time objectives can also increase your total pull count.

Recommended order
1. Login events.	6. Protocol Pass free tier.
2. Maintenance mail and compensation.	7. Combat trials.
3. New area guide missions.	8. Challenge events.
4. Narrative events.	9. Exploration cleanup.
5. Daily and weekly routine rewards.

 

F2P Pull Strategy

F2P players should avoid emotional pulling. Before opening a banner, decide your maximum pull count. If your goal is Mi Fu, set a stop point and do not continue after getting her. If your goal is Camille, do not spend heavily in the first half just because Mi Fu is available earlier.

A practical F2P plan is simple: save until you can make one serious attempt, use free banner-specific tickets first, test the Operator in Combat Drills, then decide whether to continue. Never use limited resources on Basic Headhunting unless you have a very specific reason.

For players with low savings, skipping Version 1.3 is also a valid choice. A skipped banner is not a failed banner. It can be the reason you guarantee a more important character later.

 

Conclusion

This is all the information about Arknights Endfield 1.3 Pull. For most players, Version 1.3 should be treated as a “choose one carefully” version. Mi Fu offers more direct combat impact for Physical-oriented accounts, while Camille looks more valuable for Heat teams and players who care about team rotation. Weapon banners should be treated as luxury options, not core targets.

The best plan is to claim every limited reward, finish login events, clear the new area and event missions, test both Operators, then pull based on your roster instead of banner pressure. If your savings are not enough for a safe guarantee, do not force both banners.

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