Sword and Staff: Should You Pull or Skip the Cabbage Dog?

The Vegetable Fairy Part 2 collab has officially landed in Sword and Staff, and everyone's asking the same question: this ridiculously cute Cabbage Dog phantom—do you pull, or do you skip? The event hands out 60+ wheel tickets, which is enough for pity—but that doesn't mean you should just blow them. So today, let's just give you the answer straight up!

 

What Even Is the Cabbage Dog Phantom?

First things first—let's figure out what the Cabbage Dog actually is! The Cabbage Dog is the star phantom on this event's roulette wheel. It's hands-down one of the cutest phantoms in the game, but let's be real: cute doesn't win fights. So let's see what it can actually do.

Cabbage Dog Skills

• Sleep debuff – puts enemies to sleep
• Healing – gives you some sustain
• Taunt – 50% chance to inflict taunt

On paper, that's a pretty solid utility kit for new players. In actual combat, though? It just can't hang with mythic phantoms.

 

Reasons to Skip the Cabbage Dog

For most players, skipping is the right call. Here's why.

You're Never Gonna Use It Over a Mythic Phantom

This is the big one. If you just started playing, sure, the Cabbage Dog might get some use for a little while. But there's literally no scenario where you'd pick it over a mythic phantom. If you're already in Season 2 or Season 3, you almost definitely have a mythic that completely outclasses it.

Wheel Tickets Carry Over

This is the most important thing to remember: wheel tickets carry over between events. If you don't spend them now, you don't lose them. Same goes for mystery coins and clothing coins—all of these currencies stick around for the next event. So saving isn't wasting—it's investing.

Save Them for a Phantom That Fits Your Class

Instead of spending on a collectible, save your wheel tickets for a companion that actually fits your build:

Sage: HP%, Crit Res%, DPS

DPS: Damage Boost%, Accuracy%

Tank: Defense%, Block Rate%

A phantom with the right stats for your class will do way more for your account than a cute dog ever could.

 

Reasons to Pull the Cabbage Dog

That said, there are a few situations where pulling totally makes sense.

You're a Collector

If you care about filling out your phantom collection, the Cabbage Dog is a great addition. It's super cute and stands out visually. For collectors, that alone is reason enough. But if you're free-to-play and not spending on wheel tickets, the Cabbage Dog is a luxury, not a practical pick. It's adorable—but it's a collectible, not a power upgrade.

You're Brand New

If you just started and don't have a mythic phantom yet, the Cabbage Dog can work as a temporary pick. It won't carry you forever, but it'll help you get through the early game until you pull something better.

You've Got Tickets to Spare

If you've got a ton of wheel tickets saved up and no specific goal in mind, pulling doesn't hurt. Just go in with realistic expectations.

 

 

How Many Wheel Tickets Can You Get From This Event?

Vegetable Fairy Part 2 is actually pretty generous with wheel tickets—worth noting, especially after the notoriously stingy Leo Tiani Vocaloid event.

Here's the breakdown:

38 wheel tickets (from stage mode progression) + 8 wheel tickets (bought with shop currency in the Veggie Shop) + 700 shop currency (from Time Attack milestones) + Extra wheel tickets (from sign-in rewards) ≥ 60+ wheel tickets, which is exactly enough for pity.

Every event except the Leo Tiani one has followed this 60-ticket norm, and it's great to see the game back on track.

 

Conclusion: Pull or Skip?

But hey, this writer actually loves the Cabbage Dog, so I'm absolutely grabbing it! That said, if you're saving resources for a meta phantom, then yeah—skip it.

Bottom line: Vegetable Fairy Part 2 is a solid event with generous free rewards, and the wheel ticket economy is back to its normal 60. The Cabbage Dog is adorable, the cosmetics are fun, and the eggplant outfit is the real prize worth chasing.