MLBB x JJK Premium Supply Phase 1: How to Get 29 Free Draws
MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen Premium Supply Phase 1 runs 14 to 18 August 2026 and hands out 29 free Cursed Charm Tokens. Get the full task list, recharge and spend tiers, the Weekly Diamond Pass trick that counts as 100 diamonds instead of 80, and the three mistakes that cost players their tokens.
MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen Premium Supply Phase 1: 29 Free Draws in 5 Days
By DragonGroot Team · Gaming Guides · August 2026
This is the week that decides how much the Jujutsu Kaisen collab actually costs you. Premium Supply Phase 1 runs 14 to 18 August 2026, and clearing its task list hands you around 29 free Cursed Charm Tokens, which is 29 draws you never pay for.
Here is the part that stings. It runs on a hard five day timer with no makeup window. Fall short of a recharge tier by even a handful of diamonds and those tokens are gone for the rest of the event. Keep your wallet ready with DragonGroot and hit every tier before the clock runs out.
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What Is Premium Supply in the JJK Event?
Premium Supply is a limited time mission board that sits alongside the main Jujutsu Kaisen draw banner. Instead of paying diamonds per pull, you complete a short list of login, recharge and spend tasks, and the board pays you back in Cursed Charm Tokens. Each Token is one free draw on the JJK banner.
The event splits this into two phases. Phase 1 gives roughly 29 Tokens and Phase 2 gives another 29, for about 58 free draws across the whole crossover. To put that in perspective, 58 draws bought at full price would cost you 2,900 diamonds. This is the single biggest saving available in the entire event, and it is the reason experienced players plan their spending around these windows instead of dumping diamonds on launch day.
Premium Supply Phase 1 Dates and Schedule
| Event Phase | Dates |
|---|---|
| JJK Collab Draw Banner Opens | 7 August 2026 |
| Premium Supply Phase 1 (29 Tokens) | 14 – 18 August |
| Premium Supply Phase 2 (29 Tokens) | 21 – 25 August |
| Total Free Tokens Available | 58 draws |
| Final Day to Draw | 11 September 2026 |
| Crest Exchange Only (no drawing) | 12 – 13 September |
Note the shape of this. Phase 1 is a five day window, not a single day. That is good news because you do not have to complete everything in one sitting, but it also means the deadline sneaks up on players who assume they have the full month. When 18 August ends, any unclaimed Phase 1 tokens are forfeited permanently.
Two more dates matter at the end. Drawing closes on 11 September, after which the gacha shuts down entirely. You then get a short 48 hour claim window on 12 and 13 September where no new draws are possible and you can only exchange the Crests you already hold. Plan to reach your Crest target before 11 September, not after.
One nice detail for returning players: all four skins received a full VFX pass for 2026, with sharper particle effects and smoother animations across Yin, Julian, Melissa and Xavier. If you already own one from the 2023 or 2024 runs, the upgrade applies to your account automatically at no cost. You do not need to redraw anything.
Phase 1 Task List: How the 29 Tokens Break Down
Phase 1 runs a fixed set of tasks split across two categories: recharge tasks (buying diamonds) and spend tasks (using diamonds inside the JJK event). They are separate. Recharging alone will not clear the spend tier, and spending alone will not clear the recharge tier. Here is how the board is structured:
Task boards do vary slightly by server and patch, so treat this as the shape rather than gospel. Always open the event page in your own client and read the live thresholds before you recharge. Copying a task table from an old Jujutsu Kaisen, Naruto or Street Fighter event is how players end up 20 diamonds short of a tier.
Three Mistakes That Cost Players Their Phase 1 Tokens
Mistake 1: Assuming Starlight or Bonus Diamonds Count
This is the one that catches the most people. Only base diamonds count toward the recharge tasks. Diamonds that arrive from a Starlight Member subscription or other bonus sources do not register on the recharge counter. Players see their balance jump, assume the tier cleared, and only find out it did not when the phase closes. Watch the task progress bar, not your wallet total.
Mistake 2: Confusing Recharging With Spending
Recharge tasks and spend tasks are two separate lines on the board. Buying 250 diamonds clears the recharge tier but does nothing for the spend tier until you actually use those diamonds inside the JJK event. If you buy diamonds and sit on them, you have claimed half the tokens available to you. Buy, then draw.
Mistake 3: Leaving It to the Last Day
There is no makeup window. When 18 August closes, unclaimed Phase 1 tokens are gone for the rest of the event, and no amount of spending in Phase 2 brings them back. Leaving your recharge to the final hours also means any payment delay, bank OTP problem or server hiccup costs you 29 draws. Clear the board early in the window, not at the deadline.
How to Clear Phase 1 Step by Step
Step 1: Open the Event Page and Read the Live Numbers
Before spending anything, check three things in your own client: how many Tokens you already hold, the exact recharge and spend thresholds on the Phase 1 board, and the current Crest requirement for the skin you want. Logging in during the window also grants you a Token straight away, so this step already pays for itself.
Step 2: Use Weekly Diamond Passes to Clear the Recharge Tier
This is the trick most players miss. A Weekly Diamond Pass counts as 100 diamonds toward the event recharge task, not the 80 diamonds it hands you upfront. That gap is free progress on the task bar, and it makes the pass the cheapest route to clearing the recharge line.
Do the maths and the answer is simple. The top recharge tier sits at 250 diamonds, so 3 Weekly Diamond Passes count as 300 and clear it outright with room to spare. You also walk away with the passes themselves, which keep paying 20 or more diamonds daily for the rest of the week.
Two things to check before you buy. First, the passes must be purchased inside the 14 to 18 August window or they will not count toward Phase 1 at all. Second, the Weekly Pass has a purchase cap, so open the shop and confirm you have three available before planning around them. If you are short, top up the difference with a regular diamond pack through DragonGroot so the tier still clears.
Step 3: Now Spend Those Diamonds Inside the Event
Spending 100 diamonds on the JJK banner returns 4 Tokens, and pushing to 250 returns 6. A single 10x draw at 450 diamonds clears the spend line outright while also giving you ten pulls and feeding your Crest count. This is the cleanest way to tick both boxes with one action.
Step 4: Take the Half Price Daily Draw All Five Days
Your first 1x draw each day costs 25 diamonds instead of 50. It only applies when paying with diamonds rather than Tokens, and it resets daily, so five days of Phase 1 is five cheap pulls for 125 diamonds total. Missing a day is a draw you cannot recover.
Step 5: Claim Every Task Before 18 August Ends
Completing a task and claiming its reward are two different actions. Go back into the Premium Supply board and tap claim on every finished line before the phase closes. Then count your Crests so you know exactly where you stand going into Phase 2 on 21 August.
Is Phase 1 Worth It? The Real Math
Look at what the tokens are actually worth. Buying 29 draws at the standard 50 diamond rate would cost you 1,450 diamonds. Phase 1 hands you the same 29 draws for clearing tasks you would largely complete anyway if you were pulling at all. Played efficiently, clearing the full Phase 1 board costs somewhere in the region of 300 to 500 diamonds, which is where the value sits.
Stack both phases together and the picture gets better. Combining the 58 free Premium Supply draws with the daily half price pulls, players who plan properly reach the 1,200 Crest pity mark for roughly 1,200 to 2,500 diamonds, against the 3,600 or so that pure random drawing typically costs. If you already own cosmetics from the 2023 or 2024 runs, duplicate conversions push that lower still.
The short version is that Phase 1 rewards planning over spending. A player who clears both phases and takes every daily discount ends up with a skin for a fraction of what an impulsive spender pays chasing the same thing on launch day.
Where to Buy MLBB Diamonds Before the Deadline
Phase 1 is a five day timer, which makes delivery speed part of the strategy rather than a nice to have. There are only two safe routes to diamonds: the in-game store, or a trusted third-party top-up platform that works from your player ID. Anyone offering JJK skins directly is running a scam, because collab skins simply do not exist outside the draw.
How to Spot a Safe Top-Up
DragonGroot ticks every box. Enter your User ID and Server, pay over UPI, and your diamonds arrive in about 3 minutes. Fast enough to clear a recharge tier with hours to spare instead of gambling on a slow payment the night the phase closes.
Conclusion
Premium Supply Phase 1 is the cheapest 29 draws you will get in this entire collaboration, and it is available for five days only, from 14 to 18 August 2026. Open the event page, read your live thresholds, clear the recharge line, spend those diamonds inside the event so the spend line clears too, and claim every reward before the window shuts. Then do it again for Phase 2 from 21 August.
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