Black Desert Mobile drop rates

Pearl Abyss discloses the types and rates of every paid random item in Black Desert Mobile on the game's official site. This page shows one of them, Encarotia's Boutique in the Pearl Shop, whose rates are published in full.

What the rates mean in practice

The rarest results are 2,000 Encarotia's Skeins and the Noonbora Outfit Set, at 0.1% each. That is one draw in 1,000 on average for either one, and 100 draws give about a 9.5% chance of a particular one. Each of the eight Noonbora outfit chests is 0.1875%, about one draw in 533. Most draws give small bundles of Skeins: 30.5% of draws give just 10.

Pearl Abyss lists no guarantee for the Boutique, and its page notes that the rates may not add up to exactly 100% because of rounding. The page doesn't say how many Pearls a draw costs, so we haven't priced a draw.

How it plays

Black Desert Mobile is an online role-playing game (MMORPG) for phones and tablets. You play an Adventurer who has lost all memory and sets out across an open world to uncover the truth about the ancients, following the story through quests.

You choose from 14 classes, each with its own skills, and fight in what Pearl Abyss calls fast-paced action combat. A customisation system lets you shape your character's appearance in detail.

Away from fighting there is life content such as fishing, taming, trading, alchemy and gathering, and you manage and expand your own Camp. Pets and horses travel with you. With a guild you can take part in PvP in Siege Wars and Node Wars, and there are one-on-one live matches against other players. Players around the world share a single united server.

What it costs

Pearls are sold in-app. On the App Store UK they run from 40 for £0.99 to 4,115 for £99.99, so the price per Pearl barely changes with pack size: about 2.48p in the smallest pack and 2.43p in the largest. The store also lists a 1,232-Pearl pack with 5% extra Pearls at the same £29.99.

The Pearl Shop's random draws, such as Encarotia's Boutique, are paid random items, and Google Play UK's rating lists in-game purchases including random items. Black Desert Mobile is rated PEGI 12 on its store listing and we found no entry for it on pegi.info; games submitted to PEGI since June 2026 with paid random items default to PEGI 16 (see what PEGI's paid random items label means).

How we checked

Rates come from Pearl Abyss's Encarotia's Boutique probability page, linked from the official probability index, read on 3 October 2026. Prices are the App Store UK listing on the same day. Black Desert Mobile isn't on Steam, so we don't show a player count. The PC and console game Black Desert has its own page, and the Black Desert drop rate calculator works through its Mystery Outfit Box odds, priced in console Pearls rather than these mobile ones. The gameplay description is based on the publisher's App Store and Google Play listings.

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