Copy the latest NTE codes, check Annulith, Hunter Guide, Dye and Beetle Coin rewards, confirm expiry dates, and learn how to redeem codes in Neverness to Everness.
Yes. Use this page to check active Neverness to Everness redeem codes, expiry status, reward types, and what to do when a code fails. Code rewards are separated from banner and pull planning so players can redeem first, then move into the pity calculator with a clean currency total.
Add Annulith, Dice, and launch rewards before choosing a banner.
Compare current NTE bannersMatch code rewards to Nanally, Hotori, standard, or Arc planning.
Read NTE pity and currency rulesSeparate Annulith, Solid Dice, Fabricated Dice, and Tri-Key value.
Check NTE material reward valueReview how Beetle Coin and Hunter Guides support early progression.
Only these rows are included in copy-all and active schema.
Weak rows stay outside the active claim list.
Expiry is computed from each code row, not from old page text.
Use this number in pull and pity planning.
Save until upgrade and shop sinks are clearer.
Community trackers support, but do not override, stronger sources.
Only rows marked Active are included in the copy button and active structured data. Source-check rows are tracked separately so weaker entries do not compete with the main redeem list.
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Source: neverness_codes (community_wiki), game8_wiki (serp_competitor). This entry follows the production status and source confidence from the latest NTE page data.
Source: neverness_codes (community_wiki), game8_wiki (serp_competitor). This entry follows the production status and source confidence from the latest NTE page data.
Source: neverness_codes (community_wiki), game8_wiki (serp_competitor). This entry follows the production status and source confidence from the latest NTE page data.
Launch Neverness to Everness.
Complete the initial tutorial until the main menu, mail, or redeem feature becomes available.
Open the menu in the top-right corner.
Open the settings menu or the "..." option, depending on platform UI.
Select Redeem Code.
Enter one code exactly as shown.
Confirm the code.
Claim rewards from in-game mail if the rewards do not appear immediately.
Check the expiry date and the expired codes tab.
Copy directly instead of typing manually, then remove leading or trailing spaces.
Codes should be entered exactly as shown, usually in uppercase.
Most NTE codes can only be redeemed once per account.
Check whether the code is global, CN-specific, platform-specific, or server-specific.
Finish tutorial progression and unlock menu, settings, or mail features.
Check in-game mail, then restart the game if the reward does not appear.
Use Active rows first and wait for stronger source agreement before treating weaker rows as claim-ready.
Annulith is the most important code reward because it affects pull planning. The current active copy list provides 300 Annulith before any source-check rows. Beetle Coin helps with early economy pressure, while Hunter Guides should go only into characters you actually plan to build.
Redeem every active code first, claim mail rewards, then open the pull calculator. Add Annulith, Solid Dice, Fabricated Dice, and Tri-Keys before deciding whether to pull, save, or wait for a later banner. This is especially important while The Ichi-daime and early banner priorities can change.
Dye rewards are likely cosmetic or customization resources, so they are lower priority for power progression. Beetle Coin is a general economy currency, so avoid random spending until upgrade costs are clearer. Rising, Senior, and Elite Hunter Guides should be reserved for your first core team instead of spreading them across every character.
Use official launch pages first, then compare community trackers. Weaker entries stay separated from the active copy list until the code, reward, and expiry data are strong enough.
Active rowsHighActive copy list separated from Source Check rows - Keeps the main redeem list focused on stronger code, reward, and expiry confidence
Reward totalsHighActive rewards counted only from active rows - Prevents weak rows from inflating Annulith and currency planning
Expiry statusHighExpiry labels are displayed per code row - Avoids stale page-level expiry text and keeps expired rows out of active totals
Rows are promoted to Active only when code, reward, expiry, and source confidence are strong enough. Source-check rows are tracked separately from the copy list and active schema, while expired rows are kept out of active reward totals.
Add Annulith from codes and count total pulls.
Check whether code rewards help you reach pity.
Understand Solid Dice, Fabricated Dice, Tri-Keys and pity.
Decide whether to pull current or next banner.
Understand Hunter Guides, Dye and Beetle Coin.
Decide who deserves resources.
Check characters before spending materials.
Use the Active rows in the NTE codes table for the current copy list. Source Check rows are tracked separately and are not included in the active copy button.
Check the Expires column in the NTE codes table. Expiry is tracked per code row, and expired rows are moved out of the Active list.
Open the game, progress through the tutorial until the redeem function is available, open the menu or settings, choose Redeem Code, enter the code, confirm, and claim rewards from mail if needed.
The code may be expired, mistyped, already redeemed, region-locked, not yet supported by your platform UI, or the redeem function may not be unlocked yet.
NTE codes currently give rewards such as Annulith, Rising Hunter Guide, Senior Hunter Guide, Elite Hunter Guide, Light Dye, Colorless Dye, Chaotic Dye, and Beetle Coin.
Source Check rows are entries with weaker agreement across code, reward, expiry, or source data. They are tracked separately and are not included in the active copy list.
Codes do not always give direct pulls, but Annulith from codes can help with pull planning. Add code rewards into the pull calculator before deciding whether to pull.
Codes should be entered exactly as shown. Use the copy button to avoid typing mistakes.
Usually, each code can only be redeemed once per account.
Rewards may go directly to inventory or be delivered through in-game mail. If you do not see them, check mail first.