20 searches do not guarantee your chosen Lords Mobile prize

The IGG rules for the current Treasure Quest window guarantee at least one premium-pool reward within every 20 searches. They do not guarantee the particular item you want. Check the card combination, the separate hero progress bar and the deadline before spending event points.

One search reveals three cards, not three prizes

There are seven hero cards in the event, and each search reveals three cards. If all three match, you receive a random reward from the premium pool. Other combinations give a random reward from the normal pool. The reward lists show possible outcomes; they do not award every listed item together.

Seven possible cards are not enough information to calculate a combination’s probability. The rules checked on 28 October 2026 do not specify the distribution or whether the draws are independent. A numerical drop-rate claim would require that missing information.

The interface shows X1 for five event points and X10 for 50. The unit cost is the same: 50 ÷ 10 = 5 points per search. The public page showed a balance of five without a selected character; that is not evidence of your account’s balance. Open the complete interface screenshot.

What the 20-search guarantee actually covers

Rule 2 guarantees at least one premium-pool reward within every 20 searches. It does not specify a selected expensive item, a particular hero or all the rewards in the pool. A premium reward may arrive earlier; the rule does not say that it can appear only on search 20.

The full guarantee-counter algorithm is not described. In particular, the checked rules do not explain how an early premium reward affects the counter. Do not plan later searches around an assumed reset or a counter model that the publisher has not specified.

Rule 1 provides one free search per day; additional searches cost five event points each. Twenty paid searches would therefore use 100 points, not a stated amount of money. Points come from purchases of packs, direct purchases or Diamonds under the event’s conditions. The rules do not establish a fixed cash budget for the guarantee. Read the archived full rules.

The hero bar counts cards, not searches

Rule 3 describes separate progress for cards of the specified hero, labelled “Le Loyal” in the French rules. Its thresholds are 3, 6, 9, 15 and 24 cards. The vertical bar with a hero portrait on the right is not a total-search counter.

Twenty searches do not mean twenty cards of that hero. Three matching cards of another hero can give a premium-pool reward without satisfying that particular hero’s progress requirement. Decide whether you are monitoring the premium guarantee or the hero-card bar; these are different conditions.

When the current window ends

The announcement gives 28 October 2026 at 00:00 through 29 October at 23:59, GMT−5. The Russian poster gives the precise end as 30 October 2026 at 07:59:59 Moscow time; the start converts to 28 October at 08:00 Moscow time. These dates apply to this Treasure Quest window, not the entire Transformers collaboration.

Physical-prize claims and delivery details must be submitted before the event ends. Dispatch may take up to 60 working days; that is neither extra time to enter nor an exact delivery date. We have not tested purchases, searches or prize claims.

Keep separate actions in your Lords Mobile event calendar. Before the deadline, check the relevant progress and, where required, claim a reward already won. A later round needs its own dates and rules; this window’s guarantee and deadline should not be carried over automatically.