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Should You Still Spin Theia’s Roulette in Infinity Kingdom?

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Article Publish : 08/02/2025 02:15

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Edited by m a ë l at 08/02/2025 02:23

Theia’s Roulette was once one of the most fun and accessible ways to get Holy and Shadow resources in Infinity Kingdom.

It had a clear goal: spend Raffle Tickets to spin a flashy wheel and chase top-tier Immortal Fragments or Dragon Crystals.

But fast forward to today, and the event landscape has changed.

Sparks of Galaxy, revamped seasonal bundles, and better drop systems are giving players more efficient ways to invest.

So, is Theia’s Roulette still relevant or just nostalgic?

Let’s dig in.

Introduction
What Is Theia’s Roulette?
How Much Does It Really Cost?
Sparks of Galaxy vs Theia’s Roulette – Which Is Better?
Recap – Theia or Sparks?
Mael’s Take
What’s Your Strategy?

1. Introduction

Theia’s Roulette has been part of Infinity Kingdom for a long time.

It used to be the go-to event for players chasing Holy and Shadow Immortals and their powerful Dragon Crystals. But as the game evolved, so did the monetization options.

With the Sparks of Galaxy revamp and better value bundles hitting the shop, the question arises:

Is Theia’s Roulette still worth spinning in 2025?

In this article, we’ll dig into what the event offers, how much it costs, and whether you should still prioritize it or shift your focus elsewhere.

Mael’s Opinion: The game is shifting. What was once your go-to might now be your backup. That’s how fast value changes in Norheim.

2. What Is Theia’s Roulette?

Theia’s Roulette is a bi-weekly event that runs for 3 days.

Each cycle, you get to choose one Holy or Shadow Immortal (or their Exclusive Artifact) as your target for the spins.

You then roll a roulette wheel containing 12 different items.

Each spin requires 1 Raffle Ticket, and the wheel includes a mix of common resources and rare items like:

10x Specific Immortal Fragments – 3% drop
100x Holy/Shadow Dragon Crystals – 8% drop
2x Random Holy/Shadow Immortal Fragments – 3% drop

You also earn bonus rewards the more you spin, in the form of Shadow and Light Selection Chest II — which let you choose your fragments.

Here’s how the bonus thresholds work:

At 50, 100, 200, 350, 500, 700 spins: you receive 10 selection chests
At 900 spins: you receive 60 selection chests

Technically, you can spin up to 9,999 times per day, though that’s clearly for the ultra-whales.

Mael's Opinion: The bonus chests are what kept Theia alive for a long time. Being able to choose your fragments gave a sense of control in a luck-based system.

3. How Much Does It Really Cost?

Now let’s look at the bundle options and their real value.

You can get Raffle Tickets in three ways:

For Gems: 1,000 Gems per ticket (limited to 50 tickets)

In-game bundles (more expensive):

$4.99 → 5 tickets
$9.99 → 10 tickets
$19.99 → 20 tickets
$49.99 → 45 tickets
$99.99 → 70 tickets

GT Arcade bundles (better value):

$4.99 → 10 tickets
$9.99 → 20 tickets
$19.99 → 40 tickets
$49.99 → 70 tickets
$99.99 → 100 tickets

There’s no contest here, GT Arcade bundles clearly outperform the in-game ones in terms of raw tickets per dollar.

However, they no longer offer Gems, which limits their overall benefit.

If you go for a 900-draw milestone, which is where the last big bonus reward lies, the cost is about $450 using GT Arcade bundles, or roughly 900,000 Gems.

Mael's Opinion: If you’re not doing the math, you’ll overspend fast. GT Arcade gives more tickets, but the lack of Gems means you’re locked into one reward track. That’s a big downgrade from modern bundles.

4. Sparks of Galaxy vs Theia’s Roulette – Which Is Better?

Let’s compare the cost and reward value between Theia’s Roulette and the revamped Sparks of Galaxy. If you do 900 pulls:

Theia’s Roulette

Estimated Cost: ~$450 or 900,000 Gems
Expected Rewards:
~7,000 Holy/Shadow Dragon Crystals
~390 Immortal Fragments (including milestone chests)
~54 Random Holy/Shadow Immortal Fragments
120 Shadow & Light Selection Chests
❌ No Gems in bundles

Sparks of Galaxy

Estimated Cost: ~$300 or 180,000 Gems
Expected Rewards:
~5,000 Holy/Shadow Dragon Crystals
~450 Shadow & Light Selection Chests
Additional Holy/Shadow Artifact Selection Chests
✅ Gems included in bundles

It’s a trade-off.

If you’re purely chasing Dragon Crystals, Theia’s might give you more.

But if you're after Immortal fragments, Selection chests, and Artifacts, Sparks of Galaxy outperforms on every front — at a lower cost.

5. Recap: Theia or Sparks?

Here’s a quick breakdown of what you get with each event:

Theia’s Roulette

✅ More Dragon Crystals
❌ Lower fragment yield
❌ No gems in bundles
❌ Higher total cost
Less variety in rewards

Sparks of Galaxy

✅ More Selection Chests
✅ Exclusive Artifact Rewards
✅ Cheaper overall
✅ Includes Gems
✅ Stronger value-per-dollar

If you’re spending serious money, Sparks of Galaxy is simply the smarter choice.

6. Mael’s Take

I think Theia’s Roulette has lost its edge.

It used to be a great value option when Holy and Shadow resources were scarce. But now, with Sparks of Galaxy offering better bundles, cheaper pulls, and more versatile rewards, the shift is obvious.

Unless you're desperate for raw Dragon Crystals, there’s no reason to dump hundreds into Theia’s anymore. It feels like a legacy system that hasn’t adapted to the new economy. Maybe it'll change soon? I believe so.

That said, mid-spenders can still extract value if they aim for low spin thresholds (50 or 100), take the bonus, and stop. But going all the way to 900?

Not recommended unless you’re swimming in Gems or dollars.