Epic 7 banner timeline

Epic Seven banner history: what the data covers

The timeline has 181 banner entries from January 2024 up to the ones announced for November 2026: 77 start in 2024, 64 in 2025 and 40 in 2026, spread over 112 different heroes. Each entry is one banner run with its own start and end date. When the same hero returns, that is a second entry, so you can read the whole history of a hero by searching its name.

The types are our own labels, taken from the wording of the notices. A "Limited" entry comes from a notice headed as a limited drop rate up. A "Collab" entry is a crossover hero, which we marked by hand. A "New hero rate-up" is a covenant banner for a hero introduced in the same notice, and a "Rerun" is a covenant banner for a hero that was already in the game. "Class summon" is the knight, warrior, thief and soul weaver banners, and "Moonlight" is the Mystic Summon headline pick-up. Because these labels are inferred, treat the type as a guide and open the official notice when it matters.

Use the search box for a hero or an artifact. Choose a year to see how a particular year went, or a type to see only reruns or only limited heroes. The count above the list tells you how many entries match, and the list loads forty at a time.

How times are shown

Every date is UTC. The notices give an end time of 02:59 UTC, which is what the page shows. Start times are written two ways: some notices give a date and a clock time, and some say the banner starts after maintenance. For those the real start is a few hours after the usual maintenance window, so we print the date and mark it "after maintenance" instead of inventing a clock time. For the others the page prints 03:00 UTC.

Epic 7 rerun schedule: days since each hero last appeared

The second table answers the question that most people ask before they save currency: how long has it been since this hero was last on a banner? For each hero it shows the most recent banner that has started, the date range of that banner and the number of days since it ended. A hero that is on a banner right now shows "Live now". The table is sorted with the longest gap first, and the search box above filters it too.

This is history, not a prediction. A long gap does not mean a rerun is due, and a short gap does not mean it is not. The developer decides, and in 2026 the notices moved from rerun banners to a choice summon, so recent rerun weeks are fewer than before. We do not publish a schedule and we do not say when a hero will return.

As of November 2, 2026, these heroes had the longest gaps since their last banner in this data. Heroes who have never appeared in the data window are not listed, because the data starts in 2024 and a hero absent from it may simply have last appeared earlier.

Static snapshot for Nov 2, 2026. The live table below refreshes from your device date.

If you want to plan pulls for a different game, the Genshin wish probability calculator uses the same idea: facts first, no promises.

What is missing from this data

We would rather tell you the holes than hide them. Please read these before you decide anything based on the list.

• Only weekly update notices. Rows come from the weekly update notices on the Stove Global notice board. A banner announced only as a separate event-board post is not in the data. For example, a Diene run in April 2024 is missing, so Diene's real last-seen date may be later than the table says.
• Start in 2024. The list begins in January 2024. Earlier banners are not covered.
• Moonlight is partial. Only the seven headline Moonlight pick-ups from November 2025 onward are included. Older Moonlight lineups, and the other five-star heroes in each lineup, are not.
• Choice summon is thin. From mid-2026 the choice summon replaced rerun banners, and custom group summons and special Mystic events are not included.
• Inferred types. Banner types are inferred from the notice text, as described above.
• Placeholder start times. When a start is after maintenance, the clock time is not known.
• Mostly one source. Ten entries were cross-checked against a second post that mirrors the official text, which checks our reading, not the developer's accuracy. The other entries rely on a single official notice.

Class summon banners are listed in the timeline but left out of the hero table, since they are not a single hero. Hero names are the names on the banner, so a hero in a special outfit is a separate entry from the base version.