Project Ghoul Kagune & Quinque Spin Planner

Spins are the most expensive habit in Project Ghoul. A single roll costs 80,000 Yen; a five-spin bundle costs 400,000. Community rarity bands sit near 54% Common, 40% Uncommon, 5.35% Rare, 0.65% Epic. This planner turns those numbers into a login order so you stop impulse-rolling after one bad Jason. Pair it with spin rates, Change Kagune, and the weekend buffs tool.

Before you open the shop

Answer four questions on paper or in Discord notes:

1. Faction — Ghoul Kagune or CCG Quinque? Do not split a stack across both saves unless you have two slots you intend to keep.
2. Keep rule — Which results stop the session? Example: any A-tier Rare (Jason, Kuzen, Rinkaku4T, Touka) or better. Write it down before the first click.
3. Budget — Code Spins first, then discounted weekend Yen, then full-price Yen last. Never Robux because a thumbnail promised T-Owl.
4. Timing — Is a weekend discount less than 48 hours away? If yes, bank the Yen.

If you cannot name a keep rule, you are not ready to spin. Read the Kagune tier list or Quinque tier list first.

Kagune tier list context before you spend Spins

Cost table

Action	Typical cost	When it is rational
1 spin	80,000 Yen	You have a leftover 1-stack and a keep rule
5 spins	400,000 Yen	Weekend discount or a code just dumped a pile
Code Spins	Free	Always spend these before Yen
Robux buy	Real money	Only if you already finished the quest list and still enjoy the account

Weekend messaging from GX Studios still advertises discounted Yen spins plus +30% XP, Materials, and Yen. That is the only week you should empty a 400k bundle on purpose.

Odds you should actually expect

Epic Kagune such as T-Owl and Yasuhisa sit near 0.65% per spin. That is roughly one Epic in 150 rolls if the table is honest — and duplicate protection is not guaranteed in older builds. Rare workhorses near 5.35% show up often enough that a 20-spin weekend stack is a reasonable hunt for Jason or Kuzen.

A planner that says “10 rolls = Epic” is lying. Stop conditions beat hope:

• Stop if you land any listed keep-rule Rare or Epic.
• Stop if Yen drops below one more five-bundle and you still have quests to run.
• Continue only if you are still above budget and the keep rule is unmet.

Pity rumors exist; they are not a contract. See spin rates for the community notes we are willing to print.

Session script (copy this)

1. Redeem anything live on the Codes Hub — August 2026 often shows an empty table between Discord drops.
2. If today is Saturday or Sunday, open weekend buffs and confirm the spin discount is up.
3. Return to main menu → Customize on the save you will keep (or visit Yellow Shimzza Co. / garage vendor Mark — locations).
4. Spend code Spins first. Screenshot each Rare/Epic.
5. If the keep rule is unmet and the discount is active, buy one five-bundle. Stop and re-read the screenshot pile.
6. If you now hold an A-tier Rare, leave the shop. Go run quests.
7. If you rolled a Common pile, do not immediately buy a second bundle. Farm one Construction or garage loop, then decide.

Ghoul vs CCG planning

Ghouls should ask whether the result can become Kakuja. Jason, Rinkaku 4T, T-Owl, and Kuzen are the community-compatible lines. A pretty Uncommon that cannot transform is a worse keep than an ugly Jason.

CCG players should compare the roll to the Quinque tier list and to vendor unlocks at Dave in CCG HQ. Some investigator weapons are grind pieces, not gacha — do not spend 400k chasing a Quinque that Dave already sells.

Trading instead of spinning

If you already hold a duplicate Rare, the trading guide may beat another bundle. Check Trello values after a patch, not before. Panic-selling an Epic the night a remake teaser drops is how people fund someone else’s T-Owl.

Remake warning

Project Ghoul: re can retune drop tables. If Discord announces a spin rework, freeze this planner and wait one patch. Old odds printed here are directional.

Write the keep rule, wait for the weekend, spend codes first, and walk away when the rule fires.