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Where Does Annulith Come From? The F2P Free Resource Guide
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Where Does Annulith Come From? The F2P Free Resource Guide

How much free Annulith you can get in Neverness to Everness (NTE): about 12,610 Annulith and 108 limited pulls in Version 1.4. Daily, biweekly, per-version and one-time sources, and what not to spend it on.

Published: 2026/05/20 · Updated: 2026/11/06

Quick answer: One pull costs 160 Annulith. In Version 1.4 (42 days), an F2P player who clears everything gets about 12,610 Annulith and 30 Solid Dice, or about 108 limited pulls, enough for about 1.2 limited characters. The biggest sources are version events, daily missions and Beyond the Rails, which make up about three quarters of the total. Annulith can also refill stamina, but that is poor value.

Annulith (some guides call it “Crystals”) is the main currency for pulls in NTE. This guide covers roughly how much F2P and low-spend players can get each version, where it comes from, and which sources have deadlines.

How much you can get per version

This is a breakdown of Version 1.4 (42 days). The rows add up to about 12,760 Annulith, while another community count says 12,610, a gap of about 150. Your actual total depends on how much you clear, so treat these as estimates.

SourceAnnulith (approx.)How often
Version events (including about 2,280 from the Pukaland membership program)4,860Every version, most have deadlines
Daily missions2,520About 60 a day
Beyond the Rails2,400Resets every two weeks
Maintenance compensation900Every version
Hunter Exchange500Bought with Fons
New Anomaly Commissions360Every version
Preview stream codes300Every version
New main story and spinoff quests250Every version
New character bond quests and rewards220With new characters
Character trials and tutorials80With new characters
New achievements80Every version
Other (shop exchanges, Twitch Drops)290Every version

Besides Annulith, Version 1.4 also gave 30 Solid Dice (limited banner), 26 Fabricated Dice (standard banner), 80 Tri-Keys (Arc banner) and about 16.76 million Fons.

F2P pulls in each version

This counts the limited banner only (Annulith ÷ 160 + Solid Dice) and assumes everything is cleared:

VersionLimited pulls
1.0210 (includes launch and pre-registration rewards)
1.182
1.296
1.3Not counted
1.4108

Version 1.5 has no complete count yet. Since launch, each version has given about 80 to 110 pulls, so without saving, one version is only enough to guarantee about 1 limited character.

What the Monthly Pass adds

In Version 1.4, the Monthly Pass gave 90 Annulith a day, or 3,780 over 42 days. That is 23 more pulls, for about 132 in total. Adding the paid Circle Bounty brings it to 140.

Free sources by how often they refresh

Daily

  • Daily missions: about 60 Annulith a day. See the Daily and Weekly Checklist.
  • Security office exchange: defeating lawbreakers in the city earns tokens, which you can exchange for items including Annulith at security offices around the city.

Every two weeks

  • Beyond the Rails rotating routes: rewards reset every two weeks, for about 2,400 Annulith over a 42-day version. They are difficult, so clear as much as your team allows. See the Beyond the Rails guide.

Every version

  • Version events: the biggest source, and most have deadlines, so clear these first. The event list is in the top-right corner of the screen.
  • Maintenance compensation: sent by in-game mail. Mail has a claim deadline, so clear your mailbox regularly.
  • Hunter Exchange: sells Annulith for Fons, 50 at a time. Its stock changes regularly, so buy early.
  • Redeem codes: most on this site give 30 to 100 Annulith, and the 3 preview stream codes together give about 300. See the redeem codes page. They usually expire quickly.

One-time

This is where most Annulith comes from in the early game. New versions add a little more when they add content.

SourceAmount or condition
Main, spinoff and side questsVaries by quest
Map explorationUnlocking maps and exploration targets
Anomaly CommissionsPer commission, plus rewards for the total completed
Exploration GuideEach chapter
Hunter LevelCertain levels
City Tycoon level20 per level, more on multiples of 5
City activitiesSome activities, using City Stamina
Achievements5 to 20 each, by rarity
Bond rewardsUp to 80 per character
In-game manualReading unread entries (marked with an exclamation point)
Online racingRank rewards, all Annulith by about the middle ranks

What not to spend Annulith on

Avoid refilling stamina

Annulith can refill both stamina types, but a pull costs only 160, and even the cheapest refill costs 60, about 0.4 pulls:

RefillStamina (Character Pixels)City Stamina
1st to 3rd60 Annulith100 Annulith
4th to 6th120 Annulith150 Annulith
7th to 10thN/A200 Annulith

F2P players should skip this unless they urgently need to build a new character.

Focus your pulls

  • In NTE the limited banner never loses the 50/50, and your pity carries over between limited banners, so it rewards focusing on one target. See the gacha pity mechanics guide.
  • Before you pull, use the pull planner calculator to check whether you can reach pity.
  • When resources are tight, prioritize a role your team is missing rather than duplicate strong characters. See character build priority.

FAQ

How much Annulith can F2P players get per version in NTE? +

In Version 1.4 (42 days), clearing everything gives about 12,610 Annulith and 30 Solid Dice, or about 108 pulls on the limited banner, plus 26 Fabricated Dice and 80 Tri-Keys. These are community counts, not official figures. A limited character is guaranteed within 90 pulls, so that is enough for about 1.2 characters.

What free Annulith sources do F2P players have in NTE? +

Daily: daily missions, about 60 Annulith. Every two weeks: the rotating Beyond the Rails routes. Every version: events, maintenance compensation, the Hunter Exchange and preview stream codes. One-time: main and side quests, exploration, Anomaly Commissions, Hunter Level, City Tycoon level, achievements and bond rewards.

How much Annulith does one pull cost in NTE? +

One pull costs 160 Annulith, a 10-pull costs 1,600, and the 90-pull guarantee equals 14,400. Annulith must first be converted into dice or Tri-Keys, at 160 Annulith each.

How much Annulith do redeem codes give, and do they expire? +

Most codes on this site give 30 to 100 Annulith, and the 3 preview stream codes together give about 300. Codes usually have a very short window, so redeem them as soon as you see one. Our redeem codes page lists the latest ones.

Once I have saved up Annulith, how do I spend it most efficiently? +

Save it for the limited characters you want. In NTE the limited banner never loses the 50/50 and your pity carries over between limited banners, so it rewards focusing on one target. Before you pull, check your count with the pull planner calculator. Annulith can also refill stamina, but that starts at 60 per refill, so F2P players should rarely do it.

Compiled from the community count cited by NTEBuild (Version 1.4, updated October 10), TopUpLive’s Version 1.4 breakdown (a top-up seller, October 14) and GameWith’s Japanese guides (updated October 29 and November 5). Sources differ on daily missions: version counts assume 60 a day, while GameWith says up to 50. None of these is official, so refer to the game for actual rewards.

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