Neverness to Everness Currency Guide

If you’ve just started playing Neverness to Everness, the amount of different currencies can feel a little overwhelming at first. Between premium pulls, Arc banners, monthly shop resets, and duplicate rewards, the game throws a lot of names at you early on.

As such, understanding what each currency does is important. Some resources are much harder to earn than others, and spending them carelessly can slow down your progress later. This guide explains all the major currencies in Neverness to Everness and what each one is actually used for.

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All Neverness to Everness Currencies, Explained

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Currency	Type of Currency	How to Earn	How to Use
Annulite	Premium Currency	Earned through quests, exploration, achievements, events, login rewards, compensation mail, and Rift Crystal conversion	You can exchange Annulith for different pull currencies depending on which banner you want to summon on.
Solid Dice	Event Banner Pull Currency	Purchased with Annulite, earned from events, login bonuses, Battle Pass rewards, and limited activities	Solid Dice are specifically tied to the limited character banners. Whenever a new featured character releases, this is the currency you’ll need to roll for them.
Fabricated/Trickster Dice	Standard Banner Pull Currency	Obtained from beginner rewards, events, shops, Battle Pass rewards, and login bonuses	Fabricated Dice work almost the same way, but they’re reserved for the standard banner instead. The standard banner contains permanent characters and items that remain available long-term.
Tri-Key	Weapon Pull Currency	Earned from events, premium rewards, exchange shops, and Annulite conversion	Tri-Keys are connected to the Arc Research Program, which acts as Neverness To Everness’ weapon or equipment banner system. Unlike character banners, this one appears to focus on powerful Arcs that improve your builds. Tri-Keys are especially valuable because they can also be exchanged in the Arc Shop for specific S-class Arcs, with each one costing 25 Tri-Keys.
Warp Piece	Duplicate Exchange Currency	Acquired from duplicate characters, duplicate Arcs, and Scarborough Fair	Warp Pieces can then be used to exchange to items or even specific standard banner characters directly.
Lost Piece	Upgrade & Shop Currency	Earned through summoning, duplicates, events, and Scarborough Fair banner board game	Lost Pieces are mainly used for upgrade materials and progression items, though players can also spend them on a limited number of pulls each month.
Rift Crystal	Paid Premium Currency	Purchased directly with real money.	Converts into Annulite at a 1:1 ratio.
Beetle coins	Progression Currency	Earned from commissions, daily activities, events, Battle Pass rewards, and gameplay progression	Beetle Coins are more tied to gameplay progression than the gacha system itself. They are used in recurring shops for buying material purchases and Tycoon upgrades.
Fons	Basic In-Game Currency	Obtained from missions, exploration, combat, selling items, and Hethereau Hobbies	Fons are used for character upgrades, crafting, purchases, and general gameplay systems.