What Kind of Updates and Guides Can I Find on the Fate/Grand Order Wiki?

The Fate/Grand Order Wiki on GamePress publishes two main content streams: an Updates feed covering new Summon Banners, campaigns, and database additions, and a Guides section with event walkthroughs, main story coverage, and servant analysis. Both NA and JP server content are tracked, with JP updates typically appearing ahead of their NA equivalents. This makes the site usable as an ongoing reference, but the mix of daily simulator updates and occasional long-form guides means you should know which section to check for what.

What the Updates Section Covers

The Updates feed is the site's most frequently refreshed area. Based on the page evidence, entries include:

• Summon Simulator additions — new pickup banners are added to the simulator as they go live, on both NA and JP. Examples include the LB5 Clear Support Pickup, Faerie Sugoroku Kazuradrop Pickup, and JP Halloween 2028 banners.
• Campaign announcements — for instance the 25M Downloads Campaign with a free 5* SSR Selector Ticket, Back to School Campaign 2026, and Lostbelt No.4 Clear Support Campaign.
• Database additions — new servants (such as Deadalus) and craft essences are added to the database, sometimes alongside a review.
• Site feature updates — for example the Servant Skill Effects collection, or HP/ATK and effect filters added to the Craft Essences page.

The cadence is uneven: several entries cluster around banner releases (late September shows multiple simulator updates within days), while other gaps span weeks. Treat it as a release-driven feed rather than a scheduled publication.

What the Guides Section Covers

Guides are longer-form and less frequent. The evidence shows three recurring types:

Event guides often bundle several pages — a walkthrough, a mini-game guide, and a tier list change log — so a single event can generate multiple linked articles.

NA vs JP Update Differences

The site maintains separate Summon Simulators for NA and JP, and the Updates feed labels JP entries explicitly. In practice this means:

• JP updates lead. JP simulator additions (Halloween 2028, Kyomaf 2028) appear as their own entries, separate from NA banner updates.
• NA updates follow the local schedule. NA entries reference NA-specific campaigns and pickup dates.
• Guides are usually written for the version they cover, so check whether a walkthrough targets JP or NA before following it if your account is on the other server.

How to Track New Content

If you want to follow changes rather than browse:

1. Check the Updates feed first for banner and campaign timing — it is the fastest-moving part of the site.
2. Use the Summon Simulator to preview a banner's rates before it arrives on your server; NA and JP simulators are separate.
3. Cross-reference the Tier List Change Log after a new servant or event, since tier shifts are logged alongside event guides.
4. Look for a dated review (Rabbit's Reviews or MMM) when a new servant is added to the database, as these accompany database entries.

What This Means for Using It Long-Term

The site is a reasonable ongoing source if you want banner timing, simulator previews, and event walkthroughs in one place. Its strength is breadth — database, simulators, tier lists, and guides are linked together. Its limitation is that update frequency depends on releases rather than a fixed schedule, and long-form guides appear less often than simulator entries. For a specific event, check both the Updates feed (for the banner and campaign dates) and the Guides section (for the walkthrough), since the two are published separately.