Cube counts are long-run averages, not medians. A target that cannot be rolled shows a reason instead of a number.
"n/a" means that cube cannot produce the target. Violet, Equality, and Unicube are Interactive-only.
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Cubing calculator
Average cubes and meso for a target potential, plus the cheapest cube.
Item
Target Legendary lines
Pricing
1,107
7.21B
By cube type
Glowing Cube1,107 cubes
Bright Cube1,105 cubes
Solid Cube2,791 cubes
Violet Cube138 cubes
Cube of Equalityn/aPotential
Lv 160 Hat
Legendary
Potential
Press Reset x1 to reset the potential.
Material Cost
Glowing Cube
Cubes Used
0
Mesos Spent
~0
About this tool & FAQ
Choose the item level, slot, and desired lines to estimate cubes and meso cost.
It compares supported cube types for your server and shows which is cheapest for that specific target, and its tap simulator lets you roll the same odds interactively.
Frequently asked questions
How does the calculator get an average cube count?
It computes the exact probability of rolling your target line combination from the per-line rate tables for your item level, slot, and cube, then reports the mean number of cubes and the resulting meso cost.
Which cubes does it compare?
Solid, Glowing, and Bright cubes on both server types, plus Violet, Equality, and Unicubes on Interactive servers. It prices each supported cube for your target and flags the cheapest.
Can it price tier-up as well as line targets?
Yes. Starting tier is an input, so the cost of ranking up to Legendary and then hitting your lines is included in the result.
Why does my slot change the answer?
Potential line pools differ by equipment slot and item level, so the same target lines can be far cheaper on one slot than another. The calculator uses the slot-specific pool, and it validates that your target lines can actually appear on that slot.
How are cube prices converted to meso?
On Interactive servers the calculator converts NX cube prices at the meso-market rate you set (NX points per 100M meso). On Heroic it uses meso-shop prices directly.
Why do Violet and Equality cubes sometimes show n/a?
Violet reveals six lines and keeps three, so it suits flexible targets. Equality rolls prime lines only, so it can only make triple primes: a target containing a non-prime line reads n/a for it, and any all-prime target it can hit costs the same. Targets those cubes do not model, such as weapon IED, hat cooldown reduction, and 40% boss damage, also read n/a.
Is the cube simulator using real odds?
The useful-line odds are exact. The exact mix of other, non-notable lines it shows alongside them is illustrative rather than a per-line simulation.