GACHA DECISION HUB

NTE Gacha SystemPity, No 50/50, Dice, Tri-Keys and Pull Guide

Understand the Neverness to Everness gacha system, including Limited Board, Standard Board, Arc Research Program, Solid Dice, Fabricated Dice, Tri-Keys, pity, Board Modification, selector timing, and pull planning before you spend Annulith.

No traditional 50/50 on Limited Board90 hard pityBoard Modification after 70 pullsPity carry-over between same banner type50-pull Standard selectorLast Checked: Apr 28, 2026

Pity Rules Pull Calculator Current Banner Standard Selector Guide F2P Pull Plan

Quick Rules: What You Need to Know First

This NTE gacha system page is built as a decision hub, not just a rules article. The goal is to help players separate Limited Board, Standard Board, and Arc Research Program planning before they convert Annulith or lock themselves into the wrong pull route.

The most important launch-window decisions are simple: Solid Dice are for limited character boards, Fabricated Dice are for the Standard Board and selector progress, and Tri-Keys are for Arc Research Program pulls. Treat each path as a separate budget.

Because some banner rates, Arc Research wording, cosmetic milestone behavior, and selector edge cases still need in-game confirmation, this page keeps high-confidence rules visible while marking uncertain details as Needs Verification or Needs In-Game Test.

Limited BoardSolid Dice

Use for Nanally, Hotori, and future limited S-Class targets.

Standard BoardFabricated Dice

Use for permanent S-Class pulls and selector progress.

Arc ResearchTri-Key

Use for Arc or weapon pulls, not character boards.

No Traditional 50/50Limited S-Class Targeted

High-confidence public guides report the featured limited S-Class is guaranteed when you hit S-Class.

Board ModificationStarts After 70 Pulls

Treat it as pity assistance, not your main planning breakpoint.

Hard Pity90 Pulls

Use 90 as the safe budget line for limited S-Class planning.

Pity Carry-OverSame Banner Type

Public guides report pity carries between limited boards and within other matching banner types.

Standard SelectorUnlocks After 50 Pulls

Use the beginner discount route first, then delay the actual pick until your account direction is clear.

Annulith Cost160 Per Pull Equivalent

Do not convert until you know whether you need Solid Dice, Fabricated Dice, or Tri-Keys.

Before spending Annulith, decide which board you are pulling on. Solid Dice, Fabricated Dice, and Tri-Key do not represent the same budget path.

Interactive Gacha Decision Bar

User Goal

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Showing 9 / 9 decision modules

Limited Board

Limited Board – Solid Dice, Nanally, Hotori and No 50/50

Nanally / Hotori launch planning

Solid DiceAnnulith

The Limited Board is the main route for featured S-Class characters like Nanally and Hotori. Public guide consensus says this board uses Solid Dice, has no traditional 50/50, starts Board Modification after 70 pulls, and hard-pities at 90 pulls.

CurrencySolid Dice

No 50/50Reported Yes

Board Mod70

Hard Pity90

Use Solid Dice for featured limited characters only after checking total pity budget.

Pity is reported to carry between limited banners, so partial progress can still matter.

If you cannot approach 90 pulls, compare Nanally value against saving for Hotori or a later banner.

Current Banner Pity Calculator Pull Calculator Tier List

Treat Board Modification as support, but budget around 90 hard pity.

Limited Board

Pity Rules – 70 Board Modification, 90 Hard Pity and Carry-Over

Budget around the safe line

Solid DiceAnnulith

The most important NTE pity rules are the 70-pull Board Modification zone, the 90-pull hard pity ceiling, and reported pity carry-over between matching banner types. These three rules decide whether a pull plan is safe or reckless.

Soft Zone70

Safe Line90

Carry-OverSame type

A-Rank10 reported

Do not treat 70 pulls as a guaranteed stop point; it is only where assistance reportedly begins.

Use 90 pulls as the safe guarantee line when deciding whether to pull now or save.

Carry-over helps if you stop early, but only when you understand banner-type boundaries.

Pity Calculator Current Banner Banners Codes

A-Rank pity and exact soft-pity behavior should stay secondary to the S-Class budget line.

Standard Board

Standard Board – Fabricated Dice, Beginner Discount and Selector Timing

Use the discount route before choosing the selector

Fabricated DiceAnnulith

The Standard Board uses Fabricated Dice, offers a discounted first 50-pull route in public guides, and unlocks an S-Class selector after that opening progression. The real value is not just the selector itself, but when you claim it.

CurrencyFabricated Dice

Discount8 for 10

Selector50 pulls

Pool8 listed

The best early Standard Board play is to progress toward the selector without rushing the actual pick.

Wait to see your natural S-Class pulls before using the selector on a missing role.

Fabricated Dice should not compete with limited Solid Dice goals in your account plan.

Selector Guide Characters Pull Calculator Tier List

Selector pool coverage and duplicate value still need live-account testing.

Selector

Selector Advice – Delay the Pick Until Your Account Gap Is Clear

Delay the claim, not the unlock

Fabricated Dice

The highest-value Standard Board habit is patience. Unlock the selector, wait for your first S-Class outcomes, and then choose the missing role that improves the account instead of picking too early or forcing a duplicate.

Unlock50 pulls

Best RuleWait first

Pool NoteNeeds live test

Primary RiskBad duplicate

Choose the missing role, not just the highest tier name in isolation.

Use builds and Arc requirements as a second filter after the tier list.

A delayed selector is usually stronger than a rushed selector.

Tier List Builds Characters Materials

Do not pick a duplicate unless duplicate breakpoints are proven strong on live accounts.

Arc Research Program

Arc Research Program – Tri-Key Pulls, Multi Rules and Build Dependency

Spend only when the build target is known

Tri-KeyAnnulith

Arc Research Program is the separate Arc or weapon pull path. It uses Tri-Keys, may require multi-only pulls according to public guides, and should be treated as a build-dependent system rather than a default place to spend leftovers.

CurrencyTri-Key

Pull Unit10 keys

S Arc6 units

Featured8 units

Do not rush Arc Research if you still do not know which character or build you are committing to.

Tri-Key spending only makes sense after checking Arc compatibility and fallback options.

F2P players should compare free or temporary Arc choices before chasing premium Arc value.

Weapons Builds Pull Calculator Materials

Exact Arc Research wording and pull-unit behavior still need in-game verification.

Shop / Exchange

Currency Routing – Annulith, Dice, Tri-Keys, Warp Pieces and Lost Pieces

Do not convert before the board is chosen

AnnulithSolid DiceFabricated DiceTri-KeyWarp PiecesLost PiecesBeetle Coin

The NTE gacha system is really a routing problem. Annulith is the premium budget, Solid Dice and Fabricated Dice split character plans, Tri-Keys split Arc plans, and Warp Pieces or Lost Pieces affect exchange value after duplicates.

Annulith160 per pull

Active Codes3

Code Annulith300

Code Coin22000

Annulith should stay unconverted until you know whether the account route is limited, standard, or Arc.

Warp Pieces and Lost Pieces matter after duplicates, so exchange value should be tracked instead of ignored.

Beetle Coin is general progression currency and should not be confused with banner planning.

Materials Codes Pull Calculator Banners

Beetle Coin is not a pity resource; keep it separate from pull budgeting.

Limited Board

F2P Pull Plan – Save Direction, Selector Patience and Calculator First

Preserve flexibility until you measure pity

AnnulithSolid DiceFabricated DiceTri-Key

F2P success in the NTE gacha system comes from direction, not from touching every board. Choose one pull plan, preserve Annulith flexibility, use the Standard Board discount route, and delay optional spending until you can measure the pity gap.

Step 1Claim codes

Step 2Save Annulith

Step 3Check pity

Step 4Commit once

Redeem codes and launch rewards before deciding whether you can really reach 90 pulls.

Use Fabricated Dice for Standard Board progress, but keep the selector claim delayed.

Save Tri-Keys until build value is stable and character ownership is clear.

Pity Calculator Pull Calculator Codes Banners

Launch rewards are generous, but they do not replace real pity math.

Limited Board

Reroll Plan – Pick One Board and Stop Mixing Goals

Do not mix reroll objectives

Solid DiceFabricated Dice

Reroll accounts lose value when they mix limited, standard, and Arc goals into the same session. The cleanest reroll path is to choose the main target first, then spend only on the board that supports that target.

Main RiskMixed goals

LimitedNanally path

StandardSelector path

Stop RuleTime value

Decide whether the reroll target is Nanally or a standard progression path before spending.

Keep Standard Board selector logic separate from limited reroll logic.

Stop rerolling when account time cost exceeds the expected gain.

Current Banner Tier List Characters Pull Calculator

A reroll session should stop when extra time no longer buys a meaningful upgrade.

Shop / Exchange

Common Mistakes – Wrong Conversion, Wrong Board and Wrong Timing

Mistakes usually happen before the first calculator step

AnnulithSolid DiceFabricated DiceTri-Key

Most launch mistakes come from spending before the account direction is clear. The NTE gacha system rewards players who separate board goals, delay optional selector decisions, and verify pity gaps before converting premium currency.

Mistake 1Blind convert

Mistake 2Rush selector

Mistake 3Mix goals

Mistake 4Skip math

Do not convert Annulith until the target board is chosen.

Do not pull Arcs before the character and build plan are known.

Do not treat no traditional 50/50 as permission to ignore the 90-pull budget.

Mistake List Pity Calculator Pull Calculator Materials

If a rule or rate is still disputed, keep the page on the conservative side and show confidence labels.

Default All-state decision modules are rendered in HTML first. The filter bar and tabs only refine the same static NTE gacha dataset in the browser.

Currency Matrix

This matrix is the fastest way to avoid wasting pull resources. Keep Annulith, Solid Dice, Fabricated Dice, Tri-Key, Warp Pieces, Lost Pieces, and Beetle Coin in separate mental buckets.

Currency	Type	Used For	Known Sources	Spend Advice	Confidence
Annulith	Premium Currency	160 Annulith = 1 dice/key equivalent	Codes, launch rewards, events, gameplay rewards	Do not convert Annulith until your target board is clear.	High
Solid Dice	Limited Board Pull	1 Solid Dice = 1 Limited Board roll	Launch rewards, events, exchange	Save for Nanally, Hotori, or another limited S-Class target.	High
Fabricated Dice	Standard Board Pull	1 Fabricated Dice = 1 Standard Board roll	Pre-registration, launch rewards, events, gameplay rewards	Use for Standard Board progress and the first 50-pull selector route.	High
Tri-Key	Arc Research Pull	10 Tri-Keys = 1 Arc Research multi/pull unit; exact UI wording needs verification	Launch rewards, events, exchange	Spend only after checking Arc value and build compatibility.	High
Warp Pieces	Exchange Currency	Obtained from character/A-Class Arc duplicates and board mechanics	Character duplicates, A-Class Arc duplicates, board mechanics	Track exchange value before using duplicate-derived currency casually.	High
Lost Pieces	Exchange Currency	Obtained from B-Class Arc duplicates	B-Class Arc duplicates	Prioritize pull-related exchanges when monthly shop rules are confirmed.	High
Beetle Coin	General Currency	upgrades, shops, general economy	Codes, launch rewards, general progression	Do not confuse Beetle Coin with pull currency or pity budget.	Needs Verification

No Traditional 50/50Reported Yes

Public gacha guides consistently describe the Limited Board as a no traditional 50/50 system. When an S-Class appears on the limited character board, the featured S-Class is reported as the target.

Board Modification70 pulls

Board Modification reportedly starts after 70 pulls without an S-Class. Treat it as pity assistance instead of the main budget line.

Hard Pity90 pulls

Use 90 pulls as the safe guarantee number when planning a limited character budget.

Pity Carry-OverSame type

Limited pity is widely reported to carry between limited boards. The same principle is reported for matching banner types.

A-Rank Pity10 pulls reported

A-Class pity is commonly reported at 10 pulls, but this should stay secondary to S-Class budget planning.

Standard Board Selector Decision Flow

Use Fabricated Dice on Standard Board until the first 50-pull selector unlocks.

Do not claim the selector immediately after it unlocks.

Check which S-Class you naturally pulled from the Standard Board first.

Open the tier list and choose the missing role instead of chasing a duplicate blindly.

Check build and Arc requirements before locking the selector pick.

The biggest Standard Board selector mistake is picking too early. Wait until your first S-Class result and team gap are clear.

Selector Pool and Role Check

Public summaries and local planning data point to the following Standard Board selector candidates. Final availability should remain marked as Needs Verification until live-game confirmation is complete.

Baicang

Daffodill

Fadia

Hathor

Jiuyuan

Sakiri

Edgar

Skia

Unlock Point50 pulls

Discount Route8 for 10

Arc Research Program / Tri-Key Rules

Arc Research Program is the Arc or weapon pull system, not a character banner. Tri-Key is its dedicated currency, and public guides report that it may only accept multi-style pull units.

Because Arc value depends on character ownership, build context, and the existence of cheaper alternatives, Arc Research should be treated as a second-stage spending path instead of a default launch sink.

CurrencyTri-Key

S-Class Arc6 units

Featured Arc8 units

Arc Decision Flow

If you do not know which character you are building, do not rush Arc Research.

If you pulled Nanally, check Nanally build and Arc compatibility before spending Tri-Keys.

If you plan to target Hotori, wait for more stable build and Arc guidance before converting resources.

If you are F2P, compare free or lower-cost Arc options before starting Arc Research pulls.

F2P Pull Plan

Step 1Redeem all active codes and claim launch rewards first.

Step 2Do not convert Annulith blindly.

Step 3Choose one limited target or save for a later phase.

Step 4Use Fabricated Dice for Standard Board progress and delay the selector choice.

Step 5Save Tri-Keys until build data is more stable.

Step 6Open the pity calculator before committing to 70 or 90-pull thresholds.

Reroll Pull Plan

Step 1Decide whether your reroll target is Nanally or another limited S-Class before you start.

Step 2Pull only on the relevant board instead of mixing limited and standard goals.

Step 3Keep Standard Board selector planning separate from limited reroll planning.

Step 4Stop rerolling when the time cost outweighs the expected account upgrade.

Low Spender Pull Plan

Step 1Avoid chasing both Phase 1 and Phase 2 if you do not have a full pity budget.

Step 2Use pity carry-over strategically instead of forcing bad timing.

Step 3Pick one limited target per version when resources are tight.

Step 4Do not top up before checking your real pity gap and total currency budget.

Current Banner Context

Version 1.0 launch context matters because Limited Board rules only help if you connect them to real banner timing. Use this snapshot to separate the current Nanally board, the next Hotori board, Standard Board progression, and Arc Research planning.

Banner / Board	Type	Featured	Dates	Currency	Confidence
The Ichi-daime	Limited Character	Nanally	Apr 29, 2026 – May 13, 2026	Solid Dice	Community
Misty Tipsy Style	Limited Character	Hotori	May 13, 2026 – Jun 3, 2026	Solid Dice	Community
Standard Board	Standard Character	Baicang, Daffodill, Fadia, Hathor, Jiuyuan, Sakiri	Permanent	Fabricated Dice	Community
Arc Research Program	Arc Weapon	S-Class Arcs	TBD – TBD	Tri-Key	Community

Board Mechanics Snapshot

Apprentice Chest

High

Low S-Class chance; commonly awards B-Class Arc.

Hero Chest

High

Higher S-Class chance and extra Warp Pieces.

Journey Together

High

Character tile; landing awards the displayed character.

Roll Again / Multiple Surprises

High

Awards extra roll(s).

Guardian

High

Chase mechanic with Warp Piece reward if caught.

Secret Fair

Community

Special board section with higher-value rewards.

Data Confidence and Sources

High confidence public guides broadly agree on 90 hard pity, no traditional limited 50/50, 70 Board Modification, Standard Board selector timing, and pity carry-over.

Arc Research Program wording, exact multi-only UI behavior, cosmetic milestones, and some board tile details still need in-game verification.

When data is incomplete, the page should say Needs Verification, Needs In-Game Test, or Incomplete instead of inventing exact numbers.

Neverness-BannersSource

Rule Update Log

Apr 28, 20261.0 launchGacha rules baseline

Built the launch decision hub from production data, local gacha rules, and public-guide consensus.

Reason: Version 1.0 launch planning

Apr 28, 20261.0 launchCurrent banner context

Mapped Nanally, Hotori, Standard Board, and Arc Research into one planning surface.

Reason: Pull decision support

TBD1.0Arc Research UI wording

Verify exact multi-only behavior and guarantee wording in game.

Reason: Needs in-game verification

TBD1.0Board tiles and cosmetic milestones

Confirm rerun carry-over and reward tile behavior.

Reason: Incomplete launch data

Pity Calculator and Pull Calculator CTA

The NTE gacha system page should end in action. After you understand the board rules, move directly into calculator inputs so you can test real pity and currency scenarios instead of guessing.

Pity Calculator

Inputs

Current pity

Target board

Current Solid Dice / Fabricated Dice / Tri-Key

Annulith

Expected rewards before banner end

Outputs

Can you guarantee the target?

How many pulls are missing?

Do you reach Board Modification or hard pity?

Open Pity Calculator

Pull Calculator

Inputs

Annulith

Codes rewards

Launch rewards

Board target

Current pull currencies

Outputs

Total limited pulls

Total standard pulls

Total Arc Research pull units

Recommended conversion path

Open Pull Calculator

Common NTE Gacha Mistakes

Converting Annulith before choosing a target board

You may lock yourself into the wrong resource path before you know whether you need Solid Dice, Fabricated Dice, or Tri-Keys.

Pulling Arcs before choosing characters

Arc value depends on character ownership, build fit, and whether a cheaper alternative works.

Using the selector immediately

You can duplicate an unnecessary role or waste the selector before your first S-Class result is known.

Mixing limited and standard goals

Limited Board and Standard Board use different currencies, pity logic, and account priorities.

Ignoring pity carry-over

Stopping or forcing pulls at the wrong time wastes pity progress that could be carried to a better banner.

Pulling without a calculator

You may stop short of 90 hard pity or waste a possible save if you never counted total resources.

Treating no 50/50 as a cheap guarantee

No traditional 50/50 helps, but the 90-pull ceiling still matters for real budgeting.

Copying third-party rates without checking confidence

Some rate wording, Arc Research UI behavior, and board details still need in-game verification.

Related Guides and Tools

NTE Banners

Track current and next banner timing before spending pull currency.

NTE Tier List

Compare Nanally, Hotori, and standard selector value before you pull.

NTE Builds

Check Arc compatibility and build costs before you spend Tri-Keys.

NTE Characters

Review standard pool and limited banner character context.

NTE Materials

Understand Annulith, Solid Dice, Fabricated Dice, Tri-Key, and Beetle Coin usage.

NTE Codes

Redeem Annulith and launch rewards before counting your pull budget.

NTE Pull Calculator

Convert currency into limited, standard, and Arc pull budgets.

NTE Pity Calculator

Check whether you can reach Board Modification or 90 hard pity.

NTE Gacha System FAQ

What is the NTE gacha system?

The NTE gacha system is the Neverness to Everness pull system built around Limited Board, Standard Board, and Arc Research Program. Players use Solid Dice for limited characters, Fabricated Dice for the Standard Board, and Tri-Keys for Arc pulls.

Does NTE have 50/50?

High-confidence public guides report that the Limited Board does not use a traditional 50/50. When you hit an S-Class on a limited character board, the featured S-Class is reported as guaranteed.

What is NTE hard pity?

Public guides broadly report 90 pulls as the hard pity for an S-Class on character boards. Use 90 as the safe planning line even if Board Modification begins earlier.

What is Board Modification in NTE?

Board Modification is a pity assistance mechanic reported to begin after 70 pulls without an S-Class. Treat it as improved odds or board help, but still budget around 90 hard pity.

Does pity carry over in NTE?

Public guides report that pity carries over between banners of the same type, such as one limited board to the next limited board. Keep it marked as needing in-game verification until fully confirmed.

What are Solid Dice used for?

Solid Dice are used for limited character boards such as Nanally, Hotori, and future limited banners.

What are Fabricated Dice used for?

Fabricated Dice are used for the Standard Board and for progressing toward the first 50-pull selector route.

What are Tri-Keys used for?

Tri-Keys are used for Arc Research Program pulls and should not be confused with character banner currency.

What should I spend Annulith on?

Spend Annulith only after you know whether your account is targeting a limited character board, the Standard Board, or Arc Research Program. Blind conversion is the most common early mistake.

How does the Standard Board selector work?

Several public guides report a 20% discount route on the first five 10-pulls and a free S-Class selector after 50 pulls. The best practice is to unlock the selector, wait for your natural S-Class results, then choose the missing role.

Should F2P players pull Nanally or save for Hotori?

It depends on current pity, Solid Dice count, Annulith budget, and whether you can reach a real guarantee. F2P players should run the pity calculator before choosing Nanally, saving for Hotori, or skipping both.

Should I pull Arcs before characters?

Usually no. Arc value depends on owning the right character, matching the build, and knowing whether a free or cheaper Arc alternative exists.