The rotating Credits stall in Astra carries 34 possible offers and shows a handful of them a day. This board holds all 34 with the price, the daily cap, the rotation weight behind each one and whether it is worth your Credits.
Your wanted list
Pick the offers you are waiting for
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At least one lands
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34 offers, 1084 total rotation weight
Resonance Material
Same elsewhere. Black Truffle Shop also trades one for 2 Mutant Truffle.
Can be used for Resonance Star-up to enhance attributes of Aniimo in Breezy Plains.
EXP
Cheapest here. 60% under the Credits price of 20,000 Credits each.
Grants an Aniimo 25,000 Aniimo EXP when used.
Carried Item
Same elsewhere. Holo-Shop also trades one for 80 Training Points.
A crystal core brimming with energy, used as a material to enhance held items.
Training
Same elsewhere. Aniimo Training Item also trades one for 4 Voxel Coin.
Used in Capability Awakening to increase an Aniimo’s Acquired Potential.
Training
Same elsewhere. Item Exchange also trades one for 5 Star Dust.
Used in Capability Awakening to increase an Aniimo’s Acquired Potential.
Aniipod
Cheapest here. 20% under the Catch Items price of 100,000 Credits each.
An extremely rare Aniipod. Roll it along and it catches any Aniimo it passes, at twice the usual catch rate, or six times the rate on Aniimo drawn to.
Training
Only here. No other shop sells it. The only other route is Glimmer Purchase.
Feed to an Aniimo to change its personality.
Trait Mark
Only here. No other shop sells it. The only other route is Report Alpha Aniimo or Holo-Battle Sim.
Establishes a contract between the Aniimo and its Carried Items to enhance the core skill.
Materials
Same elsewhere. Weekly also trades one for 50 Windborn Stamps.
Pure Vein energy condensed into essence. Absorbed by a Branch in Breezy Plains, it attracts Aniimo.
Heal
Same elsewhere. Training Materials also trades one for 60 Paw Coin.
Use to restore 60 Primegy.
Evolution Material
Same elsewhere. Aniimo Training Item also trades one for 30 Voxel Coin.
An essential evolution material that can substitute for any element.
Aniipod
Cheapest here. 30% under the Credits price of 2,000 Credits each.
Basic item used for catching Aniimo.
Aniipod
Cheapest here. 30% under the Credits price of 4,000 Credits each.
An improved Aniipod for catching Aniimo with a 1.5x capture chance.
Aniipod
Cheapest here. 30% under the Credits price of 6,000 Credits each.
An advanced Aniipod for catching Aniimo with a 2x capture chance.
Aniipod
Cheapest here. 31% under the Catch Items price of 7,200 Credits each.
An advanced Aniipod for catching Aniimo with increased toss speed and a 2x capture chance.
Aniipod
Cheapest here. 31% under the Catch Items price of 7,200 Credits each.
An advanced Aniipod for catching Aniimo that automatically tracks nearby targets with 2x capture chance.
Evolution Material
Only here. No other shop sells it. The only other route is Defeat Alphas.
Necessary material for evolving fire-type Aniimo.
Evolution Material
Only here. No other shop sells it. The only other route is Defeat Alphas.
Necessary material for evolving ice-type Aniimo.
Evolution Material
Only here. No other shop sells it. The only other route is Defeat Alphas.
Necessary material for evolving wind-type Aniimo.
Evolution Material
Only here. No other shop sells it. The only other route is Defeat Alphas.
Necessary material for evolving earth-type Aniimo.
Evolution Material
Same elsewhere. Black Truffle Shop also trades one for 2 Mutant Truffle.
Necessary material for evolving dark-type Aniimo.
Evolution Material
Only here. No other shop sells it. The only other route is Defeat Alphas.
Necessary material for evolving lightning-type Aniimo.
Evolution Material
Same elsewhere. Black Truffle Shop also trades one for 2 Mutant Truffle.
Necessary material for evolving grass-type Aniimo.
Evolution Material
Only here. No other shop sells it. The only other route is Defeat Alphas.
Necessary material for evolving water-type Aniimo.
Aniipod
Same elsewhere. Item Exchange also trades one for 20 Aniipod Ultra Voucher.
A rare Aniipod that guarantees successful Aniimo capture. The Potential rating of the caught Aniimo will be at least Elite.
Training
Buy it elsewhere. Item Exchange trades one for 10 Star Shard, which costs no Credits at all.
An extremely rare crystal used to increase an Aniimo’s Acquired Potential.
Trait Mark
Only here. No other shop sells it. The only other route is Report Sparkling Aniimo.
Use to transform an Aniimo into a Sparkling Aniimo. Can also be exchanged at the Outpost Vendor for Sparkling Pigments.
Training
Buy it elsewhere. Item Exchange trades one for 20 Capaseed, which costs no Credits at all.
Use on an Aniimo to grant +1 Innate Potential to each of its six attributes. Each Aniimo can consume only one Capafruit.
Throwable - Beneficial
Cheapest here. 60% under the Credits price of 6,000 Credits each.
Consumed by Pathfinder Skills to draw Aniimo attention.
Buy it elsewhere. Season trades one for 200 Windborn Stamps, which costs no Credits at all.
Hatch the egg in the Outpost Hatchinators and Home Hatchinators.
Aniipod
Buy it elsewhere. Item Exchange trades one for 1,000 Sparkling Crystal, which costs no Credits at all.
An extremely rare Aniipod. When used, catching an Aniimo is guaranteed to succeed, its Potential is Perfect, and it will always be Sparkling. When us.
Training
Buy it elsewhere. Season trades one for 1,500 Windborn Stamps, which costs no Credits at all.
Used for ascending high-tier Aniimo during training. Greatly boosts overall strength and adds extra six-potential stats.
Badge
Buy it elsewhere. Item Exchange trades one for 5 Sparkling Sigil, which costs no Credits at all.
Can only be used on Sparkling Prismana Aniimo. Randomly changes their Sparkling Pigments.
Change Form
Buy it elsewhere. Season trades one for 900 Windborn Stamps, which costs no Credits at all.
Can be used on an Aniimo with unlocked Prismana Form in Breezy Plains to toggle it into its Prismana variant. Keeps the Aniimo’s Innate Potentials, t.
Start here
Credits are the yellow coins you earn from quests, chests and selling spare items. The Mysterious Vendor is the one shop that spends them on a shelf that changes. A pool of 34 offers sits behind the stall, each carrying a rotation weight, and the daily restock draws the shelf from that pool. A heavy weight means the offer turns up often. A light one means you wait. Nothing you do moves a weight.
The vendor stands in the same spot in Astra every day. The shelf is what rotates, so there is nothing to hunt for and no spawn window to catch.
Weights run from 120 down to 6 across a pool of 1084. The board turns each one into the chance that a single shelf slot lands on that offer.
A cap of 5 means 5 today and 5 again after the next restock, not 5 forever. Caps run from 120 Aniipods down to a single Prismana Orb.
The stall opens to anyone who can walk to Astra, and the Mysterious Vendor joins your in-game event list once you take the Student I title at Pathfinder Level 25. For where Credits come from in the first place, read the currencies and shops guide, and for the rest of the 04:00 boundary see the reset timers.
Where to stand
Astra · Horizon Square
The stall stands a short walk south of the Horizon Square teleporter, on the same open plaza as the Pathfinder Challenge duellists. It is the only place the Credits shelf opens, and it never moves.
Open the stall on the atlas (3833,3685)
Operation: Egg Heist
A second trader carries the same Mysterious Vendor label inside an Egg Heist run. It deals in Eggshell Coin across the Black Market, Hot, Equip tabs, so nothing on this page applies to it.
It lives inside the Shop menu rather than out in the world, puts 4 cosmetics on show a day from a pool of 42, and charges Voxel Coin. You get 1 free refresh and can lock up to 4 slots so a piece you want survives the next refresh. None of the items on this page appear there.
What to spend on
All 8 element stones cost 40,000 Credits with a cap of 5 a day, and six of them are sold in no other shop at any price. Outside the stall they drop from Alpha Aniimo, which is a much slower road when an evolution is waiting.
The plain Aniipod is 1,400 Credits here against 2,000 at the Credit Shop, and the Pro, Hyper, Track and Mega all land near 70 percent of their standing price. Fill the bag on a day the stall offers them.
210,000 Credits buys one, capped at 2 a day. The Weekly shop trades one for 50 Windborn Stamps up to 10 times a week, so spend Stamps first and treat the stall as the overflow when a Branch is ready and you have run out.
2,000,000 Credits for a fruit you can also buy with 20 Capaseed at the Item Exchange, and each Aniimo eats only one. Save the Credits unless your Capaseed pile is empty and a build is waiting.
For what these items do once you own them, the Potential guide covers Star Dust and Starcryst Essence, the catching guide covers the Aniipod line and the Sparkling Cube, and the Prismana guide explains what a Prismana Orb turns into. Evolution costs per species live on the Aniilog.
In Astra, on the plaza a short walk south of the Horizon Square teleporter, at atlas 3833, 3685. There is one stall and it never relocates, so the only thing that changes is what is on the shelf.
Every day at 04:00 server time, which is 04:00 UTC-4 on the Americas servers, 04:00 UTC+0 in Europe and 04:00 UTC+8 in Asia Pacific. You also get 3 manual refreshes a day on top of the automatic one.
No. The Mysterious Vendor is the Credits stall in Astra with 34 offers. The Curio Corner Shop is a separate shelf inside the Shop menu that shows 4 cosmetics a day from a 42-item pool and charges Voxel Coin.
7,500,000 Credits, one per day. The only other live offer is 900 Windborn Stamps at the Season shop, so this is the one route that takes Credits.
The element evolution stones at 40,000 Credits, because six of the eight are sold in no other shop, and the Aniipod line, which runs about 30 percent under the standing Credit Shop price. Everything else depends on what you are training.
No. Each shelf slot is drawn from the pool by weight, and buying, refreshing or waiting does not change an offer’s weight. The board shows the weight so you can judge how long a wait is reasonable.
