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Champion Board 1 vs Champion Board 2

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Option A

Champion Board 1

5,000 Chikara per roll · 23 champions · jackpot board

Option B

Champion Board 2

15,000 Chikara per roll · 9 champions · high floor

Endless has two Champion Boards, and they're built on opposite philosophies. Board 1 costs 5K Chikara and hides absurd jackpots behind a 23-champion pool: Saytamu Serious sits at 0.005%, Bright Yagimi at 0.03%, Itachu at 0.19%. Board 2 costs 15K and only holds 9 champions, but its floor is dramatically higher: a 40.37% Giovanni still auto-trains 60% Strength and 50% Durability. The question is whether you're paying for a lottery ticket or a guaranteed upgrade.

Side by side

AttributeChampion Board 1Champion Board 2Edge
Chikara per roll5,00015,000Champion Board 1
Pool size23 champions9 champions—
Most common pullSunji, 13.46% (40% Agility)Giovanni, 40.37% (60% Str, 50% Dur)Champion Board 2
Floor qualityWeak (single-substat trainers)Strong (Booh 29.8% trains 70% Str & Chakra)Champion Board 2
JackpotSaytamu Serious, 0.005% (175% Str, 195% Dur, x1.5 Chikara, x1.25 Yen)Saytamu, 0.12% (110% Str & Dur, x1.1 Yen)Champion Board 1
Notable rare pullsItachu 0.19%, Goju 0.031%, Bright Yagimi 0.03%Mallyodas 0.44%, Gokro 0.43%Champion Board 1
Best forEarly rosters + long-term jackpot chasingReliable mid-game roster upgrades—

Pick Champion Board 1 when…

Roll Board 1 when your champion slots are empty or filled with single-stat trainers. At 5K per roll you get three rolls for every one Board 2 roll, and the pool's mid-rarity picks (Boras 0.68%, Igicho 0.56%, Remgonuk 0.42%) are genuine endgame champions. It's also the only place Saytamu Serious, Goju and Bright Yagimi exist at all, so jackpot chasers live here.

Pick Champion Board 2 when…

Roll Board 2 when you want a dependable upgrade now. Two rolls in three land Giovanni or Booh, both of which out-train everything common on Board 1 by a wide margin. If your roster is C-tier filler and you have 15K Chikara, one Board 2 roll almost always improves your lineup where three Board 1 rolls might return three Sunjis.

Our take

Board 2 for progress, Board 1 for the ceiling. The practical route most players take: a few early Board 1 rolls for warm bodies, switch to Board 2 once you can afford 15K rolls to lock in the Giovanni/Booh/Gen floor, then return to Board 1 late-game with a big Chikara surplus to hunt the 0.005% Saytamu Serious. Quest-reward champions (Kitiro, Minetu, Namo) beat gambling on either board if you haven't finished those lines.

FAQ

What are the actual drop rates on the Champion Boards?▾

Board 1's headline rates: Sunji 13.46%, Loofi 4.7%, Itachu 0.19%, Goju 0.031%, Bright Yagimi 0.03%, Saytamu Serious 0.005%. Board 2: Giovanni 40.37%, Booh 29.84%, Gen 20.11%, Shunro 4.17%, Kroll 3.12%, Eskano 1.83%, Mallyodas 0.44%, Gokro 0.43%, Saytamu 0.12%.

How many champions can I equip?▾

Four slots without gamepasses. Champions apply their auto-training boost every 4 seconds, so four strong trainers compound fast.

Is there a cheaper way to get good champions?▾

Yes: the quest-line champions. Kitiro, Minetu and Namo all come from finishing free questlines, and codes occasionally hand out champions outright (Broly and Dio have both been code rewards).

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