Rare Gaia exchanges

[fastatcc]

From what I understand, there's a small chance of getting a green or blue Gaia every time you exchange 60 essences for a Gaia seal. Based on information I've read in the past, the chance of a green is probably between 5-10% and the chance of a blue is much lower.

Because I've exchanged 27 white Gaia seals in a row, I feel like I need to ask if it is indeed still possible to get rare Gaia turn-ins. Does anybody have a recent experience with getting a rare Gaia from exchanging essences? If so, please share so I can feel confident I'm not wasting my time.

Thanks.

[laba-laba]

I exchanged whenever my essence stacks hit 999, nothing blue but drop is the same ratio for every sylphs.
Exchange + Drops (from fighting) is same, 2 greens and 20 whites (iris, pan, gaia, aq) so far.
With green being ~9%, I'm guessing blue will be about 0.04% or 2500 seals. Good luck

[slikec]

I doubt is possible for me getting anything good. Did so far all CQ farmed slyphs a lot at start and so far all i git from around 150 exchanges(i would assume i did at least 150) all i got was 3 green 0 blue and whiteeeeeesssssssss!!!!!!!!!

[R230527694]

then "tyvarr" ( swedish ) unfortunately sry but its very lucky of u getting it

[ball0n]

i got blue gaia when i already have better gaia

[R230527694]

I had to use mahra in white Gaia, because I was not able to get a green one

However, I could get green Iris and AQ. I continue farming to get sepulcrums, and maybe 1 day I will be lucky to get a blue one

good luck with that am digging it!

[R217508883]

GL man, i was farming 8-10 a day for like 3 weeks and never got better than green

[Farsergall]

Chance for green is about 5%, it's pretty easy to get. Blue, the chance is somewhere between 0.2-0.3%. So you need to kill about an average of 20.000 - 30.000 sylph to get one blue. 2-4 weeks for one blue if you can do it for 8-10 hours a day. No joking. It saves you 150 mahra (cost to upgrade from green to blue), which is 150 x 30 = 4500 balens (45 USD). Decide if it worth it or not.

chance dosnt work that way, thou 45 usd does improve chance to 100% lol.

Any way have a guild mate who got a blue pan on first exchange and other who got blue sylph in time after man trys.

I done my gaia with mahra to blue but farming iris/aq, for now only recived gren iris (k i admit i dont farm to much, 1-2/day max)

[windies95]

i got blue gaia after 15 exchange (so 15 *60)
only got round to actively farming last week or so
there is hope

[Fherlayt]

Chance for green is about 5%, it's pretty easy to get. Blue, the chance is somewhere between 0.2-0.3%. So you need to kill about an average of 20.000 - 30.000 sylph to get one blue. 2-4 weeks for one blue if you can do it for 8-10 hours a day. No joking. It saves you 150 mahra (cost to upgrade from green to blue), which is 150 x 30 = 4500 balens (45 USD). Decide if it worth it or not.

[JackMalloy]

its good to know. I am a non-casher, so I really need to get blue Iris and/or AQ from exchange to be able to compete in sylph arena (just to make it into the rewards, of course I know I will never be able to compete with cashers)

[Belhor1993]

I never get blue sylph from exchange but i know a friend from my server who got blue gaia, it even say it in the world chat.

[JackMalloy]

never get blues in exchange either, i know my luck sucks, but there's always a sure way to get a blue one, using mahra.
so i used mahra on white ones, since getting green takes forever for me.

I had to use mahra in white Gaia, because I was not able to get a green one

However, I could get green Iris and AQ. I continue farming to get sepulcrums, and maybe 1 day I will be lucky to get a blue one

[Hot Shot]

never get blues in exchange either, i know my luck sucks, but there's always a sure way to get a blue one, using mahra.
so i used mahra on white ones, since getting green takes forever for me.

same thing for me, no "luck" here.

[ImSillPlain]

never get blues in exchange either, i know my luck sucks, but there's always a sure way to get a blue one, using mahra.
so i used mahra on white ones, since getting green takes forever for me.