MLBB x JJK Premium Supply Phase 2: Your Last 29 Free Draws
MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen Premium Supply Phase 2 runs 21 to 25 August 2026 and it is the final batch of 29 free draws in this collab. Get the full task list, the 245 diamond trap that forfeits your whole bracket, Crest exchange math, and what really happens to leftover Tokens when the event ends.
MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen Premium Supply Phase 2: Your Last 29 Free Draws
By DragonGroot Team · Gaming Guides · August 2026
Phase 1 has closed. If you cleared it, you are sitting on 29 tokens and a decent Crest pile. If you missed it, those tokens are gone permanently. Either way, Premium Supply Phase 2 runs 21 to 25 August 2026, and it is the final batch of free draws in this collaboration. There is no Phase 3.
Phase 2 also plays differently from Phase 1, and most guides gloss over why. Get your diamonds lined up with DragonGroot before the window opens, because a five day timer leaves no room for a payment that takes its time.
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Phase 2 Dates and the Full Countdown
Four dates decide everything from here. Write them down, because missing any one of them costs you either tokens or the skin itself:
| Milestone | Date |
|---|---|
| Premium Supply Phase 1 (closed) | 14 – 18 August |
| Premium Supply Phase 2 (29 Tokens) | 21 – 25 August |
| Final Day to Draw | 11 September |
| Final Day to Exchange Crests | 13 September |
The gap between 11 and 13 September catches people out. Drawing stops on the 11th, then you get a 48 hour exchange only window where you can spend Crests you already hold but cannot earn any more. If you are 200 Crests short on 11 September, there is no way to close that gap. Phase 2 is your last real chance to build the pile.
Why Phase 2 Is Not the Same as Phase 1
Phase 2 mirrors the same task structure as Phase 1, but the payout feels thinner, and there is a reason for that. The early Recharge Gift bonuses expired back on 10 August, so the extra tokens and Crystals of Aurora that stacked on top of your Phase 1 top-up are no longer in play. Same tasks, same 29 tokens, but none of the launch window sweeteners.
The second difference is competition for your wallet. Lucky Flip launches on 21 August with three Epic skins, and Aspirants Unite 2.0 and 3.0 arrive around 28 August as a merged bingo event with its own recharge phases. If you spread your diamonds across all three, you will finish none of them. Decide now whether the JJK skin is your priority for the rest of August, because Lucky Flip in particular only rewards a completed board and returns very little on partial progress.
Phase 2 Task List and Token Breakdown
The board splits into recharge tasks and spend tasks, exactly as it did in Phase 1. They are counted separately, so buying diamonds does nothing for the spend line until you actually use them on the JJK banner.
Task thresholds vary by server and patch, so open the event page in your own client and read the live numbers before committing to a top-up amount. The 2026 event notice confirms both phases, but it does not make every regional mission value identical.
The 245 Diamond Trap That Costs Players Everything
This is the most expensive mistake in the entire event, and it happens every single phase. A player recharges, lands on 245 diamonds, and stops five short of the 250 tier because the pack sizes did not line up neatly.
Here is why that hurts so much: the recharge brackets are all or nothing. That five diamond gap does not give you a partial reward. It forfeits the entire top bracket. You paid for 245 diamonds worth of progress and received the reward for the tier below it.
The fix is simple. Always round up before you commit to a top-up amount. Work out which pack combination clears 250 with a few diamonds to spare, rather than trying to land exactly on the line. A handful of extra diamonds costs you almost nothing and they stay in your account anyway. Missing the bracket costs you a chunk of your 29 tokens for good.
Crest Math: Where You Actually Stand After Phase 2
Forget the drop rates for a moment. The base chance of pulling a skin on a single draw sits at roughly 0.02 percent, which is why nobody chasing a specific skin should rely on luck. The Crest Exchange is the real target.
| Item | Crest Value |
|---|---|
| Guaranteed skin exchange | 1,200 Crests |
| Duplicate collab skin converts to | 360 Crests |
| Duplicate effects, notifications, borders | Smaller amounts |
| Draws needed for pity (no dupes) | ~120 – 130 |
If you already own JJK cosmetics from the 2023 or 2024 runs, your duplicates convert immediately and accelerate this significantly. A returning player can land the pity considerably faster than someone starting from zero. Combining both phases with the daily discounted pulls puts the 1,200 Crest mark within reach for roughly 1,200 to 2,500 diamonds, against the 5,400 or more that pure random drawing typically demands.
What Happens to Leftover Tokens and Crests
Almost nobody talks about this, and it changes how you should play the final week. When the event ends, anything you did not spend gets converted into Battle Points at fixed rates:
| Leftover Currency | Converts To |
|---|---|
| Unused Jujutsu School Crests | Battle Points at 1:1 |
| Unused Jujutsu School Tokens | Battle Points at 1:100 |
Read those ratios carefully, because they tell you exactly what to do. A leftover Token becomes 100 Battle Points, which is close to worthless next to a free draw. Never finish this event holding unspent Tokens. Use every last one before 11 September, even if you have given up on the skin, because a draw might convert into Crests and a Battle Point conversion gives you nothing useful.
Crests are slightly kinder at 1:1, but the same logic applies. If you finish with 900 Crests, that is 900 Battle Points and nothing else. Check the Event Shop before the exchange window closes on 13 September and spend them on whatever smaller rewards are available rather than letting them evaporate.
Should You Join Phase 2? A Straight Answer
If You Cleared Phase 1 and Want the Skin: Yes, Absolutely
You already have 29 tokens banked and a Crest pile building. Phase 2 doubles your free draws and pushes you close to or past the pity threshold. Skipping it now means the diamonds you spent in Phase 1 do less work than they should have. Clear the board and finish what you started.
If You Missed Phase 1: Yes, But Set Expectations
Phase 2 alone still gives you 29 free draws, which is real value at 1,450 diamonds if bought outright. But with only one phase of tokens plus daily pulls, reaching 1,200 Crests before 11 September means spending noticeably more from your own pocket. Go in aiming for a good haul of collab items rather than assuming you will land a specific skin.
If You Are Not Chasing a Skin: Just Take the Free Parts
Log in during the window for the free token, take the 25 diamond daily draw when you feel like it, and leave the recharge tiers alone. There is no shame in collecting the free parts of an event and ignoring the paid ones. Just remember to spend whatever Tokens you accumulate before 11 September so they do not rot into Battle Points.
How to Clear Phase 2 Step by Step
Step 1: Count Your Crests Before You Spend Anything
Open the Event Shop and write down your exact Crest total. That single number decides your whole Phase 2 plan. Sitting at 800 Crests means the pity is realistically within reach and worth pushing for. Sitting at 200 means you should think carefully about how much more you want to commit before 11 September.
Step 2: Buy Weekly Diamond Passes, the Cheapest Route by Far
If you take one thing from this guide, take this. The Weekly Diamond Pass is the easiest and cheapest way to clear the recharge line, and it is not close. It is a small purchase, it is available to everyone, and it does three jobs at once.
Look at what a single pass actually gives you. You get 80 diamonds immediately, then 20 diamonds every day for a week, which is 220 diamonds in total. But for the event recharge task, that same pass counts as 100 diamonds, not 80. You are paying the smallest price on the shop list and getting credited more than you handed over.
So the plan is simple. Buy 3 Weekly Diamond Passes. They count as 300 toward the recharge task, which clears the 250 top tier outright with room to spare, and they hand you roughly 660 diamonds of real value across the week. Those daily 20 diamond payouts then cover most of your 25 diamond discounted draws, so the pass quietly funds your pulls too.
Two checks before you buy. The pass has a purchase cap, so open the shop and confirm you still have three available, especially if you already bought some during Phase 1. And they must be purchased inside the 21 to 25 August window or they will not count. If you are short on passes, top up the gap through DragonGroot and round up so you clear the bracket comfortably.
Step 3: Clear the Spend Line with a 10x Draw
A single 10x draw at 450 diamonds clears the 250 spend tier outright, gives you ten pulls, and feeds Crests from any duplicates. One action, three benefits. Be aware that if you are short on Tokens during a 10x draw, the game deducts diamonds to cover the shortfall, so check your balance before pulling.
Step 4: Take the 25 Diamond Draw All Five Days
Your first draw each day stays at a permanent 50 percent discount. It only applies when paying with diamonds rather than Tokens, and it resets daily. Five days of Phase 2 is five cheap pulls for 125 diamonds, and the discount keeps running right through to 11 September, so do not stop when the phase ends.
Step 5: Claim Everything, Then Plan Your Endgame
Completing a task and claiming its reward are separate actions, so go back into the board and tap claim on every finished line before 25 August. Then recount your Crests and work out whether daily draws alone will carry you to 1,200 by 11 September, or whether you need a final push. That decision is much cheaper to make now than in the last 48 hours.
Where to Buy MLBB Diamonds for Phase 2
With a five day window and an all or nothing recharge bracket, how fast your diamonds arrive genuinely matters. Stick to the in-game store or a trusted third-party top-up platform that works from your player ID. Anyone selling JJK skins directly is running a scam, because collab skins only exist inside 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. Clear your bracket with time to spare instead of gambling on a payment landing before the window shuts.
Conclusion
Phase 2 is the last free draw window this collaboration will offer. It runs 21 to 25 August, hands out another 29 tokens, and there is nothing after it except your own diamonds and the clock ticking toward 11 September. Count your Crests first, clear the recharge line with three Weekly Passes, use a 10x draw to clear the spend line, take the 25 diamond pull every day, and round up so you never miss a bracket by five diamonds.
Above all, do not finish this event sitting on unspent Tokens worth 100 Battle Points each. Get your diamonds ready now with DragonGroot and make the final phase count.
