NTE: Neverness to Everness Guide

How to Get Annulith Fast in NTE: Neverness to Everness

By Sacheen · · 17 min read
Annulith

TL;DR

  • Annulith is NTE’s premium currency. Each gacha pull costs 160 Annulith.
  • The fastest free sources are: main story quests, Anomaly Commissions, Daily Quests, Hunter Level milestones, and redeem codes.
  • Long-term, the best consistent sources are: Beyond the Rails Prime Circle, Oracle Stones, Exploration Guide completions, and Achievements.
  • Submit Oracle Stones to Blackbird at The Witch’s House for milestone Annulith rewards across all Divination Levels.
  • Clear all Anomaly Commissions — each gives 10 to 60 Annulith on first completion plus a free S-Rank Arc at select milestones.
  • Push Hunter Level milestones through the Anomaly Hunter’s Journey for 300 Annulith plus 45 Dice across the event chain.
  • Redeem active codes immediately — they expire and each gives up to 100 Annulith per code.
  • Do not spend Annulith on Character Pixel refills unless absolutely necessary. Save it for banner pulls.

Annulith is the most important currency in Neverness to Everness (NTE). Every banner pull costs 160 Annulith, and S-Class characters can require up to 90 pulls to guarantee at worst pity. That means you need roughly 14,400 Annulith to guarantee a featured limited character from scratch. Running out of Annulith at the wrong time is one of the most frustrating situations in any gacha game, so knowing every source and keeping the income flowing is essential.

The good news is that NTE is one of the more generous gacha games at launch. There are dozens of one-time Annulith sources available through progression, and multiple ongoing sources that replenish every day, week, and version patch. This guide covers all of them in priority order — starting with the fastest methods and working through to long-term farming.

Annulith

What Is Annulith Used For in NTE?

Annulith has several uses in NTE, but the primary one is pulling on banner gacha through the Scarborough Fair system. Here is a quick breakdown of costs so you know exactly what you are saving toward.

  • Single gacha pull: 160 Annulith
  • 10-pull multi: 1,600 Annulith (first five multi-pulls on standard banner are discounted to 8 Fabricated Dice each)
  • S-Class character guarantee (hard pity): Up to 90 pulls = 14,400 Annulith maximum
  • Character Pixel refill (stamina): Annulith can also refill Character Pixels, capped at 6 uses per day — but this is generally not recommended as it burns pull currency for stamina.

Annulith can also be converted into Solid Dice (for limited banner pulls) and Fabricated Dice (for standard banner pulls) in the mall exchange. Understanding the Scarborough Fair gacha system in NTE will help you spend Annulith efficiently once you have stockpiled it.

Priority 1: Redeem Active Codes Immediately

This is the first thing any player should do. Active redeem codes are the fastest source of free Annulith in the game and they expire without warning. Each code gives around 100 Annulith, and multiple codes are usually active at once during launch periods and update events.

You need to complete Episode 0 of the main story before the redemption system unlocks. After that, go to the Settings menu, find the Redeem Code option, and enter codes one by one. Rewards land in your in-game mail inbox. Check the inbox after each redemption to claim them before they expire.

For a full updated list of active codes, bookmark the Neverness to Everness redeem codes page. New codes drop during official livestreams, social media events, and game update announcements, so check it regularly. Launch codes give hundreds of Annulith in total and should be claimed on day one.

Priority 2: Complete the Main Story and All Quests

The main story is the single largest one-time source of Annulith in NTE. Every episode you clear gives a substantial currency payout, and the rewards scale upward as you progress deeper into the story. Beyond the main story, Extra Episodes (spin-off stories) and Side Quests scattered across the map each provide smaller Annulith amounts individually but add up to a significant total.

The correct approach early in the game is to push the main story as fast as possible. Doing so does three things at once: it gives you direct Annulith from quest completions, it raises your Hunter Level to unlock more content and milestone rewards, and it unlocks the daily task systems that provide ongoing Annulith income. Every hour you spend on secondary activities before clearing Prologue Part 2 is time not spent unlocking the daily loop.

Side quests are worth doing after your daily tasks are covered. They are not urgent, but none of them expire, and each one adds a few more pulls to your long-term stockpile. If you see a side quest nearby while doing other activities, take it.

Priority 3: Complete All Anomaly Commissions

Anomaly Commissions are the best content-based source of Annulith in NTE, and each one is a one-time first-clear reward. Every commission you complete gives between 10 and 60 Annulith depending on its difficulty tier, plus Fons, Beetle Coins, and other upgrade materials.

The higher-tier commissions each give 40 Annulith on first clear, and several of them also award a free S-Rank Arc as a bonus reward — making them mandatory completions even beyond the Annulith alone. For example:

With dozens of Anomaly Commissions available across all five districts, the combined first-clear Annulith from completing them all adds up to several hundred units — enough for multiple banner multi-pulls. Make it a habit to clear commissions as you unlock new districts and advance your Hunter Level. For the full picture of all commission locations and types, see the Anomaly Zones guide for NTE.

Priority 4: Push Hunter Level Milestones via Anomaly Hunter’s Journey

The Anomaly Hunter’s Journey is a progression event that tracks your Hunter Level and distributes bundled resources every time you hit a milestone. Following the natural progression curve of the early game — clearing story chapters, completing tutorial Anomaly Zones, and raising your Hunter Level — triggers every reward organically without any extra grinding.

The full event chain delivers 300 Annulith, 35 Fabricated Dice, 10 Solid Dice, and 25 Tri-Keys. Since Fabricated Dice pull on the standard banner and Solid Dice pull on the limited banner, this event alone provides enough pull currency to reach the standard banner selector threshold without spending any Annulith directly.

Beyond the Journey event, your Hunter Level rewards themselves include Annulith at specific milestones. Check the Hunter Rewards tab every time you level up to claim them. Hunter Level is raised by completing main and side quests, spending Character Pixels on Anomaly Zones, and completing City Tycoon activities. Keeping your Hunter Level progressing smoothly keeps the milestone Annulith flowing.

The NTE tier list and best characters guide will help you decide which characters to build as you progress — building the right team early means clearing harder content faster, which in turn means faster Hunter Level progression and more Annulith per session.

Priority 5: Collect All Oracle Stones and Submit to Blackbird

Oracle Stones are one of the most underrated Annulith sources in the game because players who skip exploration miss the entire reward track. Submitting Oracle Stones to Blackbird at The Witch’s House in Bridge Crossings increases your Divination Level and gives Annulith at each milestone up through Divination Level 10.

There are 214 Oracle Stones available at launch across five districts. You need 140 submitted to reach Divination Level 10. The stones are carried by red glowing ravens visible on the minimap. They auto-collect when you walk close enough. The key tool for finding them efficiently is the Oracle Crystal, which you unlock at Divination Level 3 after submitting just 12 stones. Once you have the Crystal, you can mark all nearby stones on the map and sweep through each district systematically.

Beyond the milestone Annulith, submitting Oracle Stones also permanently increases your maximum dodge and wall-climbing Stamina cap, which makes traversal and combat smoother as you progress. The full breakdown of every district count, the Oracle Crystal strategy, and all Divination Level rewards is in the Oracle Stones and collectibles guide for NTE.

Also remember to use the Treasure Hunt Divination at The Witch’s House every day. This free daily interaction marks one Oracle Stone location on your map — combine it with normal exploration and you reach higher Divination Levels faster.

Priority 6: Daily Tasks and Activity Level 100

Your daily routine is a consistent, recurring Annulith source that never runs out. The key is reaching Activity Level 100 every day, which requires completing the four Daily Quests. Doing so unlocks the full daily premium reward pool, which includes Annulith alongside other currencies.

The four Daily Quests and their EXP values are:

  • Daily Login: 200 EXP
  • Earn 10,000 Fons: 200 EXP
  • Consume Character Pixels: 300 EXP
  • Get 100 Daily Activity Points: 300 EXP

Spending your Character Pixels on the highest available Anomaly Zone naturally covers the third quest and drives you close to 100 Activity Points simultaneously. Treat the daily task loop as automatic — spend your pixels, collect the daily rewards, and bank the Annulith without thinking about it. Over the course of a month this adds up significantly.

A full breakdown of everything worth doing daily and weekly — including all the free income streams that produce Annulith passively — is in the NTE daily and weekly routine guide.

Priority 7: Beyond the Rails — The Best Ongoing Premium Source

Beyond the Rails is NTE’s primary endgame challenge mode, and its Prime Circle is the single largest recurring source of Annulith in the game outside of banners. Prime Circle is a permanent ten-stage challenge tower with rotating difficulty modifiers. A perfect-clear across all ten stages pays out 1,600 Annulith plus Train Logs per rotation.

Unlike limited events, Prime Circle resets every version patch and is available indefinitely for the lifetime of the game. This means every patch cycle you can earn 1,600 Annulith just from Beyond the Rails alone — equivalent to 10 banner pulls per patch without spending anything. The Special Routes within Beyond the Rails also provide additional Annulith and training materials that reset each version update.

Accessing Prime Circle requires completing the main story prologue. After that, push into Beyond the Rails as soon as your team is strong enough to clear multiple stages. The higher your team’s power level, the more stages you can clear per rotation and the more Annulith you bank per patch. For team building guidance, the best team compositions guide for NTE has optimal setups for clearing endgame content.

Priority 8: The Exploration Guide and Achievements

Two interconnected systems provide large amounts of one-time Annulith that many players leave unclaimed: the Exploration Guide and the game’s Achievements system.

Open the Exploration Guide from your in-game smartphone or press F1 on PC. It tracks city-based objectives like discovering Points of Interest, completing activities, and reaching exploration milestones. When all objectives in a phase are complete, a red exclamation mark appears on the tab. Rewards include Annulith, Hunter EXP, Elite Hunter Guides, Beetle Coins, Fons, Chaotic Dyes, and Music Boxes. Check this menu during every session and claim completed phases immediately.

The Achievements system tracks a much wider range of in-game actions — from combat milestones to exploration stats to City Tycoon progression. Each completed achievement awards Annulith, and the cumulative total across all achievements is substantial. Navigate to the Achievements tab in your menu regularly and claim any completed entries. Many achievements trigger naturally through normal play and are easy to miss if you never check the rewards screen.

Priority 9: Complete the Circle Bounty Battle Pass

Circle Bounty is NTE’s battle pass system. Working toward the weekly cap of 12,000 Circle Bounty EXP through Daily Quests and weekly activities levels up your pass and distributes Annulith at each tier. The free tier of Circle Bounty gives a meaningful amount of Annulith over time without any purchase required.

Purchasing the Elite Hunter Supplies premium pass unlocks additional Annulith at each tier, but even the free track is worth maximizing every week. Since Daily Quests are already part of your routine, you should reach the weekly cap naturally without any extra grinding. Treat Circle Bounty as a passive Annulith income layer on top of your existing tasks — it rewards you simply for playing consistently.

Priority 10: Goodheart Crispy Mouse Cookies at Security Offices

Defeating enemies engaged in illegal activities across the city drops Goodheart Crispy Mouse Cookies. Trading these in at Security Offices gives Annulith among the available rewards. This is not a high-volume source, but it takes only a few minutes each day and the Annulith from consistent trading adds up over time.

This task is easy to roll into your exploration sessions. When you are already moving through districts for Oracle Stones, Anomaly Commissions, or side quests, defeat marked illegal activity enemies as you go. The cookies accumulate passively and you batch-trade them at Security Offices during your regular trips through each area. See the Goodheart Crispy Mouse Cookie guide for NTE for the best farming locations.

Priority 11: Appraisal Level Ascension Milestones

Every time you raise your Appraisal Level by progressing through the Hunter Level gates at levels 20, 30, 40, 45, 50, and 55, you receive milestone rewards that include Annulith. Appraisal Level controls the character level cap, raises enemy difficulty, and improves dropped reward quantities across all content.

Raising your Appraisal Level requires completing short unlock quests at the milestone Hunter Levels. These quests are not long, but they are easy to delay if you are focused on other content. Prioritize them as soon as you hit each Hunter Level gate. The Annulith from each Appraisal milestone is a one-time reward that permanently disappears if you progress past it without claiming.

Priority 12: Bond Rewards and Character Affection

Raising your Affection level with characters through daily gifts and interactions unlocks Bond Rewards at each milestone. These include Annulith alongside other character-specific rewards. Since you can give up to 10 gifts per day (3 per individual character), consistent gifting builds Affection levels over time and generates a steady trickle of Annulith from the reward milestones.

Focus gifts on characters whose Bond Rewards contain Annulith milestones first, then work through the rest of your roster. Using a character’s favorite gift items gives more Affection per gift, so check each character’s preferences before spending your daily gift quota.

Priority 13: City Tycoon Progression

Advancing through the City Tycoon system — leveling up your businesses, completing City Tycoon missions, and reaching progression milestones — distributes Annulith as part of the reward tracks tied to each level. City Tycoon Level 18 in particular is a major milestone that unlocks Chiz fully awakened alongside a significant reward package.

City Tycoon progression is a long-term investment. You do not need to rush it, but keeping your businesses active, your cafe stocked, and your City Stamina spent every week on Hethereau Hobbies all contribute to City Tycoon progress passively. The Annulith from City Tycoon milestones is a welcome bonus on top of the Fons income the system primarily generates. See the full City Tycoon guide for NTE to understand how to advance this system efficiently.

Buying Annulith — When It Is Worth It

NTE allows players to purchase Rift Crystals with real money and convert them to Annulith through the in-game shop. The official store inside the game is the safest method. Third-party top-up platforms exist but come with varying risk levels.

If you are a free-to-play player, you should not need to purchase Annulith to progress through all the game’s content. The free sources covered in this guide provide more than 470 pulls across the lifetime of Version 1.0 according to the developers. The free S-Class Arc guide for NTE covers additional ways to strengthen your account without spending pull currency at all.

If you do choose to purchase, the monthly subscription passes and larger bundle packs offer the best Annulith-per-dollar value compared to small top-ups. Never buy small amounts at unfavorable rates when larger bundles with bonus currency are available.

What NOT to Spend Annulith On

Knowing what to avoid is just as important as knowing the farming sources. Here is where players commonly waste Annulith.

  • Do not refill Character Pixels with Annulith unless you are specifically pushing to clear a limited-time event before it expires and cannot complete it otherwise. The daily 240 free Pixels are enough for steady progression and Annulith is far too valuable as pull currency to burn on stamina refills.
  • Do not spend Annulith on low-priority purchases in the Fons Limited Time Shops. Small Annulith bundles for 150–500 Fons are available in some shops, but only use these after exhausting every free source first, since Fons has many competing uses.
  • Do not pull early on suboptimal banners. Save your Annulith for the characters you actually want to build. Spending on banners for characters who will not improve your team is one of the fastest ways to arrive at a future banner with nothing saved.

Full Annulith Sources Summary

Here is the complete list of Annulith sources organized by type for quick reference.

One-Time Sources (do these first):

  • Main story episodes and Extra Episodes
  • All Side Quests across all districts
  • All Anomaly Commission first clears (10–60 Annulith each)
  • Anomaly Hunter’s Journey Hunter Level milestones (300 Annulith total)
  • Oracle Stone Divination Level milestones at The Witch’s House
  • Exploration Guide phase completions
  • Achievements system completions
  • Hunter Level milestone rewards
  • Appraisal Level Ascension milestone rewards
  • City Tycoon progression milestones
  • Bond Reward milestones per character
  • Redeem codes (check regularly, expire fast)
  • Pre-registration and launch event rewards

Recurring Sources (ongoing income):

  • Daily Quests and Activity Level 100 rewards
  • Beyond the Rails Prime Circle (1,600 Annulith per rotation)
  • Beyond the Rails Special Routes (resets each version patch)
  • Circle Bounty free tier weekly progression
  • Goodheart Crispy Mouse Cookie trading at Security Offices
  • Participation Tasks in Exploration Guide
  • Limited-time events (check Event tab each login)
  • Official stream viewer rewards and social media events

More Helpful NTE Guides

You can download NTE on Android via Google Play or on PlayStation via the PS Store.

Final Thoughts

Annulith income in NTE is generous if you engage with all the systems the game puts in front of you. The biggest mistake most players make is ignoring one-time sources like Anomaly Commissions and Oracle Stone milestones, leaving hundreds of Annulith unclaimed while wondering why they cannot afford to pull on the next banner.

The correct approach is clear: complete the main story first, clear every Anomaly Commission as you unlock new districts, collect Oracle Stones during your exploration sessions, push Hunter Level milestones through the Anomaly Hunter’s Journey, and do your daily loop every login. Layer Beyond the Rails Prime Circle on top as your endgame recurring income, check for new redeem codes regularly, and never waste Annulith on Character Pixel refills. Do all of that consistently and you will always have enough to pull for the characters you want when their banners arrive.

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