Read This First
Neverness to Everness has no tradeable gold, so this guide is about Annulith, the premium currency for character pulls. Numbers here change every version. Version 1.3 “Rising from the Moonlit Fog” is live, its second phase ends September 30, and Version 1.4 launches the same day. Free-pull totals come from fan calculations, not from Hotta, so check your in-game event pages.
Because the game is free to play, you never need to spend money to progress, and pulls are the main thing that money buys. That is why so many guides in this space are published by top-up stores. This one covers how much free Annulith you can realistically collect, how the pity system turns it into characters, and where the traps are. For account progression, see our Neverness to Everness leveling guide.
What's Confirmed, Reported and Unknown
Confirmed means it comes from the publisher's own pages that we could read directly. Reported means it comes from fan guides and calculators. Unpublished means no source we found documents it.
| Topic | Status | What we know |
|---|---|---|
| Version 1.3 login rewards | Confirmed | Logging in for seven days earns 10 Solid Dice, according to the official Version 1.3 patch notes. |
| Fons or Annulith mystery boxes | Confirmed | The 1.3 event lets you spend Fons or Annulith on 15 Lucent Tides mystery boxes, and the cost rises with each box. |
| Pull cost | Reported | 160 Annulith per pull, converted into Solid Dice (limited board) or Fabricated Dice (standard board). |
| Pity | Reported | A guaranteed S-class character at 90 pulls, with no 50/50 on limited boards. Character pity carries over between limited boards. |
| Weapon (Arc) banner | Reported | Uses Tri-Keys and 10-pulls only. A featured S-class Arc is guaranteed within 80 pulls. |
| Version schedule | Reported | Two 21-day phases per version. Version 1.4 launches September 30, 2026. |
| Free pulls per version | Reported | A Version 1.2 calculation found up to 11,010 Annulith plus dice and Tri-Keys, about 169 pulls in total. Other versions vary. |
| Paid currency | Reported | Riftcrystal is the paid-only currency and converts to Annulith at 1:1. |
| Next version's free totals | Unpublished | Not published until the version's events are live. |
The Currencies
Fan guides count more than ten currencies. These are the ones that matter for pulls:
| Currency | What it does |
|---|---|
| Annulith | The main free premium currency. Converts into dice at 160 each. |
| Riftcrystal | The paid-only currency. Converts into Annulith at 1:1. |
| Solid Dice | Pulls on limited character boards. |
| Fabricated Dice | Pulls on the standard board. |
| Tri-Keys | Weapon (Arc) banner pulls. One multi of ten costs 10 Tri-Keys, equal to 1,600 Annulith. |
| Fons | The city and upgrade currency. Not the same as Annulith, though it can buy small amounts. |
| Beetle Coins | Fund character and Arc leveling. |
| Warp Pieces and Lost Pieces | Byproducts of pulling, spent in exchange shops. Lost Pieces buy Solid Dice from a limited shop. |
Pull Math
| Goal | Pulls | Annulith equivalent |
|---|---|---|
| One pull | 1 | 160 |
| One ten-pull | 10 | 1,600 |
| Hard pity on a limited character | 90 | 14,400 |
| Guaranteed featured Arc | 80 | 12,800 |
| Free S-class selector on the standard board | 50 (40 with a beginner discount) | 8,000 |
What a free player can collect. The Version 1.2 calculation counted 11,010 Annulith, 15 Solid Dice, 23 Fabricated Dice and 60 Tri-Keys over its 42-day cycle. Our arithmetic on those figures is 11,010 divided by 160, about 69 pulls, plus 38 dice, so roughly 107 character pulls. The 60 Tri-Keys are separate weapon-banner pulls, so the headline 169 mixes character and weapon pulls. A full pity of 90 is therefore reachable from free sources in a cycle, but only if you collect nearly everything and other versions may differ.
Where Annulith Comes From
- Story progress: main story, extra episodes and side quests all pay Annulith. Prioritize the main story, since it unlocks more of the systems below.
- Anomaly Commissions: clearing several in a day earns bonus Annulith.
- Daily missions and achievements: small amounts, but there are many of them.
- Bond levels: giving gifts, up to ten times a day, and watching bond events pays Annulith.
- Exploration: gifts marked on the map, Oracle Stones handed in at the Witch's House, and checking unread tutorial entries.
- Hunter Level rewards: claim the Anomaly Hunter's Journey rewards as you level. One guide counts enough for about 70 extra pulls, including weapon pulls.
- Login rewards and events: each version adds its own, such as the seven-day Solid Dice login.
- Exchange shops: Lost Pieces and Warp Pieces from pulling can be exchanged for dice.
- Hunter Exchange: unlocked through Tycoon Level, it lets you buy Annulith with Fons. A Fons shop also sells small bundles, but Fons has other uses, so buy Annulith with it only after free sources are done.
New Account Boost
Fan guides say a new account can collect more than 120 free pulls early on: about 40 available on day one, 12 limited pulls from the login gift, and around 70 more from Hunter Level rewards. Treat those as reported launch-window figures, since welcome rewards can change.
Rerolling
Rerolling means restarting a new account to chase a better starting pull. A reroll is reported to yield about 4,200 Annulith and 5 Solid Dice, roughly 30 limited pulls, and each attempt takes about half an hour because the opening tutorial has several mandatory story sections. There is also a one-time event where you can pick an S-class character after 50 pulls on the standard board. Guides note the free Chisuru from Tycoon progression is strong enough for most early content, so you do not need to restart endlessly.
Saving Strategy
- Decide your target before the banner. Limited characters do not return to the standard pool, so the banner window is your chance.
- Do not pull the standard board while a limited board you want is live. Character pity carries over between limited boards, so unspent pulls stay useful.
- Stockpile between versions. Hotta reveals the next lineup in a livestream about a week before each update, so you can plan then.
- Know your pity. Board Modification is reported at 70 pulls and a guaranteed S-class at 90.
- Weigh weapons separately. The Arc banner uses Tri-Keys and its own pity of 80 for the featured weapon.
Version 1.3's second phase, with the Linko board, runs until September 30, and Version 1.4 follows the same day, so if you are saving, that is the date to plan around.
Redeem Codes
Hotta gives out codes during livestreams and updates. The Version 1.3 preview program released three codes worth 300 Annulith and 22,000 Beetle Coins together, and they expired within days. We do not list codes here because they go stale quickly. Watch the official channels around each livestream and redeem them immediately from the in-game menu.
Daily & Weekly Routine
- Log in and claim any event or login rewards.
- Finish the daily missions and commissions, and give your bond gifts.
- Spend your Character Pixels before logging off, and use your weekly City Stamina.
- Collect map gifts and exploration Annulith as you travel.
- Claim Hunter Level rewards after any level-up.
- Once a version, hand in event currencies and exchange Lost Pieces before they expire.
If You Do Pay
Buying Annulith. Riftcrystal is the paid currency, and top-ups should go through the official store or a store you trust. We do not list top-up sellers for Neverness to Everness because we found no verified marketplace category for them. Our game page lists account marketplaces and boosting instead. Account sales and login-sharing can breach publisher terms, so read how to buy safely and our gacha top-up guide before you spend anything.
Common Mistakes
- Pulling the standard board during a limited banner. Your pity is better spent on the limited board you want.
- Treating 169 pulls as character pulls. Many are weapon-banner pulls.
- Spending Fons on Annulith too early. Fons pays for upgrades you also need.
- Opening expensive mystery boxes without checking the rising cost. The event cost climbs with each box.
- Missing expiring events and codes. Version rewards do not carry over.
- Trusting old totals. Each version changes the free income.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I play Neverness to Everness without spending money?
Yes. The game is free to play, and fan calculations show a free player can collect enough Annulith and dice for a full pity in a version cycle if they collect nearly every source.
How much does a guaranteed character cost in Neverness to Everness?
Hard pity is 90 pulls at 160 Annulith each, which is 14,400 Annulith. There is no 50/50 on limited boards, so the featured character is guaranteed at pity.
What is Annulith?
Annulith is the main premium currency. It converts into dice for character pulls at 160 each, and Riftcrystal, the paid currency, converts into it at 1:1.
Is there gold to farm in Neverness to Everness?
No. It has Fons for city and upgrade costs and Beetle Coins for leveling, but the currency people farm for pulls is Annulith.
Does pity carry over between banners?
Character pity is reported to carry over between limited boards, but cosmetic pity does not. The weapon banner has its own pity.
When does Version 1.4 launch?
Version 1.4 launches on September 30, 2026, after the second phase of Version 1.3 ends.
Are redeem codes worth chasing?
Yes, but they are small and expire quickly. The Version 1.3 livestream codes together gave 300 Annulith and expired within days, so redeem them as soon as they appear.
Should I buy Annulith from a third-party site?
Use the official store or a store you trust, and be careful with any site that asks for your login. We do not list top-up sellers because we found no verified marketplace category for them.
Sources
Confirmed items come from the publisher's pages. Everything else is reported by fan guides and calculators and can change every version. Last checked September 21, 2026.
