NTE Annulith Guide — How to Farm Free Pulls Fast (2026)
Every free Annulith source in Neverness to Everness (NTE) — daily, weekly, monthly, one-time, and passive. F2P players earn ~9–15 pulls/month from dailies alone; events and smart spending can double that. Verified 2026-06-10. Updated Neverness to Everness (NTE) Global server guide.
Fast Answer
How many free pulls can I get per month in NTE?
- Daily baseline: 50–80 Annulith/day from quests = ~9–15 pulls/month
- Add events: major version launches double or triple monthly income
- Weekly: Anomaly Hunt/Pilgrimage + Pink Paws Heist (zero stamina cost)
- Monthly: Lost Piece Exchange = 5 Solid Dice; Hunter Exchange Annulith stock
- One-time: main story chapters are the single biggest Annulith burst in the game
1 pull = 160 Annulith. Solid Dice = limited banner pull. Fabricated Dice = standard banner pull. Never pull on standard when a limited banner you want is active.
Daily Sources — Your Core Income
Consistent daily play builds the bulk of your Annulith over time. These reset every 24 hours.
- Daily Quests & Activity Level 100: complete all four daily quests and reach Activity Level 100 for the milestone reward. Spending Character Pixels is usually enough to hit 100 without extra effort.
- Goodheart Crispy Mouse Cookies: defeat marked enemies in the open world to collect these items, then trade them at any Security Office terminal for Annulith bundles. Rewards exploration naturally — pick these up while playing normally.
- Beyond the Rails Challenges: time-trial and combat challenges that reset periodically. Prioritise the highest tier you can clear for the best Annulith return.
- Witch's House Fortunes: spend Oracle Stones (found as open-world collectibles) at the Witch's House for fortune draws that include Annulith bundles and Hunter EXP.
- Anomaly Commissions: clearing multiple commissions grants bonus Annulith on top of the standard first-clear rewards.
Weekly Sources — Reset Every Monday 05:00
These activities reset with the weekly server tick. Missing a week is a real loss — set a reminder.
- Anomaly Hunt & Anomaly Pilgrimage: weekly bosses that drop character upgrade materials and Annulith bundles. Complete at the highest Appraisal Level you can manage — reward quality scales with level.
- Pink Paws Heist (City Tycoon Level 10): up to 1,000,000 Fons per weekly attempt, costs zero City Stamina. Convert Fons to Annulith via the Hunter Exchange. Never skip your weekly attempt.
- Special Delivery: extra Fons-based quests that cost no City Stamina. Level up your Old Mailbox before accepting to lock in the highest payout.
- City Stamina spend: every point of City Stamina equals 1,000 Fons. Spend all of it before Monday's reset. Use the Hunter Exchange to convert Fons into Annulith once you've stocked up.
- Realm of Greed & Ebisu's Auction: weekly Fons and material sources that feed back into Hunter Exchange Annulith purchases.
Monthly Sources — Reset on the 1st
Check these on the first of each month before they reset.
- Lost Piece Exchange: trade 700 Lost Pieces for 5 Solid Dice (limited banner pulls). Lost Pieces drop from duplicate banner pulls — this is the highest-value recurring exchange for F2P accounts.
- Hunter Exchange refresh: the shop restocks Annulith and pull currency each month. Check it immediately after the reset — popular items sell out of your monthly allocation quickly.
- Beyond the Rails — Prime Circle: the monthly section resets with the version cycle. Clearing it rewards Annulith and upgrade materials. Complete before the next patch drops.
- Arc Selection reset: Tri-Key exchange for standard-pool Arcs. Lower priority than Annulith, but worth checking if you need a weapon.
- Warp Piece Exchange: Warp Pieces earned from duplicate pulls can be redeemed for additional Solid Dice each month.
One-Time Sources — Do These Early
These pay out once and are gone. The main story in particular is the largest single Annulith source you'll ever see — don't delay it.
- Main Story Chapters: each main chapter rewards a generous Annulith payout on completion. Prioritise story progress early — every chapter also unlocks new recurring income systems.
- Hunter Level Milestones: reaching specific Hunter Level thresholds (5, 15, 25, 30, 40 and beyond) triggers Annulith and pull ticket rewards. If Annulith is listed as a milestone reward, push for it.
- Exploration Achievements: discovering new areas, uncovering secrets, and completing exploration objectives all reward Annulith. Check the achievement log for milestones with low remaining requirements.
- City Tycoon Level Rewards: each Tycoon rank-up pays out 20–160 Annulith plus Beetle Coins and upgrade materials. Levels 5, 10, and 15 pay 160 Annulith each — see the City Tycoon guide for the full table.
- Oracle Stones — World Collection: Oracle Stones appear as glowing collectibles across Hethereau. Every stone is tradeable at the Witch's House. Thorough exploration directly equals more pulls.
City Tycoon is the best long-term Annulith engine — see exactly which levels pay out and how to level fast. City Tycoon guide →
How to Spend Annulith — 5 Rules
Earning Annulith is only half the equation. Spending it wrong erases weeks of farming.
- Never pull standard banner when a limited you want is active. Limited S-Rank characters don't return to standard — the banner window is your only shot.
- Know your pity. NTE's guaranteed S-Rank threshold (hard pity at 90 pulls) carries over between limited banners of the same type. Don't waste accumulated pity on the wrong banner.
- Convert correctly. Solid Dice go on the limited character banner; Fabricated Dice go on the standard banner. Using the wrong type wastes your guaranteed pull opportunities.
- Aim for at least 30 pulls before a banner opens. That's 4,800 Annulith minimum — enough to give yourself a meaningful chance, with pity cushion if you don't hit early.
- Save Fons for Hunter Exchange Annulith last. Fons also funds Cartridge upgrades and Arc forging — don't convert to Annulith until those priorities are covered.
NTE Annulith FAQ
How many pulls per month can a F2P player get in NTE?
Daily sources alone generate 50–80 Annulith per day, equating to roughly 1,500–2,400 Annulith per month — about 9–15 pulls. During major version launches and active event periods, dedicated players can double or triple this figure, making every limited banner achievable over one to two versions.
What is the difference between Solid Dice and Fabricated Dice?
Solid Dice are used for limited character banner pulls (Scarborough Fair Limited Board). Fabricated Dice are for standard banner pulls. Both cost 160 Annulith to convert into. Using the wrong dice type on the wrong banner wastes your pull — always check which type the banner requires before converting.
Should I pull on the standard banner to farm Warp Pieces?
No. Warp Pieces come from duplicate pulls on any banner, but intentionally pulling standard to farm them is inefficient. The monthly Lost Piece Exchange (5 Solid Dice for 700 Lost Pieces) is a better use of accumulated pieces. Save Fabricated Dice for the standard selector milestone (50 pulls = free S-Rank choice) rather than random farming.
Is the Hunter Exchange worth using for Annulith?
Yes, after you've covered other Fons priorities. The Hunter Exchange (unlocked at City Tycoon Level 6) lets you convert Fons directly into Annulith. The stock refreshes monthly. Fons also funds Cartridge upgrades and Arc forging, so only convert the surplus — but if you're running Pink Paws Heist weekly and upgrading the Cafe, you'll eventually have more Fons than you can spend elsewhere.
What are Redemption Codes and how much Annulith do they give?
Official NTE codes distributed via social media and livestreams typically grant 30–100 Annulith each. They expire quickly — often within days. Check the /codes page for all currently active codes and redeem them as soon as they appear.