Version 1.3 Income: Fons, Annulith and Pulls — NTE

A source-by-source estimate of the Fons, Annulith, Dice and Tri-Keys you can bank across the 42 days of NTE Version 1.3, for free-to-play accounts and for monthly plus battle pass accounts.

Last updated: August 20, 2026

Version 1.3, Rising from the Moonlit Fog, runs for exactly 42 days, which gives you six full weekly resets and a long planning window before the banners rotate again. This guide totals up every meaningful Annulith, Fons and pull-currency source in the patch so you can see what a complete run is actually worth, and decide how much you need to push City Tycoon and how many pulls you can afford.

Everything below is an estimate. The figures are a planning baseline, and individual lines will shift a little as each activity goes live.

Annulith Income

No single Annulith source in this patch is large. The total comes from turning up every day for six weeks, clearing all three phases of Beyond the Rails, and finishing every event mission board.

Source	Annulith
Daily missions (60 × 42 days)	2,520
Maintenance and bug fix compensation	900
Character tutorials and trials (2 + 4)	100
Version 1.3 preview program redeem codes	300
Beyond the Rails — all floors, 3 phases	2,400
Hunter Exchange	500
Bond Quests and Bond Rewards (Zankou and Linko)	220
Duskmoor anomaly commissions	130
Duskmoor Oracle Stones	100
New achievements	155
Duskmoor racing challenges	480
Main story quest	300
Volley Star	1,200
Shipwreck Salvage	320
Surf Breaker	300
Hunter’s Crucible	240
Breezy Tour	300
Runaway Echoes	500
Total (free-to-play)	10,965

A few lines deserve a warning. The three redeem codes from the Version 1.3 preview program expired on August 10, so an account that missed that window lands 300 Annulith short of the total. The Bond figure assumes you actually hand gifts to Zankou and Linko : 60 Annulith comes from their Bond Quests and the remaining 160 sits behind Bond Rewards.

The commissions line is the one you can bank in a single evening: five two-star commissions at 20 Annulith each and the three-star Sunken Door at 30 make up that 130, and the Duskmoor commissions walkthrough has the routes and trigger conditions for all six.

The six event boards between them supply 2,860 Annulith, which is over a quarter of the free-to-play total, and Volley Star alone accounts for 1,200 of that.

Volley Star runs from August 19 to September 30 and is the single largest Annulith payout in the patch at 1,200, plus 400,000 Fons.

Hunter’s Crucible returns for a new season on the same schedule, and its boss-rush stages are worth another 240 Annulith and 150,000 Fons on top.

The new Hunter's Crucible season adds challenge stages for Mammon and Morphix, plus a title reward whose visual effects upgrade as you bank event points.

Layering the monthly card and the battle pass on top lifts the patch total to roughly 15,425 Annulith.

What that buys you

A single pull costs 160 Annulith, so the free-to-play total converts to roughly 68 pulls. Add the 15 free Solid Dice from the table below and a full patch is worth about 83 limited pulls — a little short of the 90-pull hard pity on its own, and usually enough to land a featured S-rank outright once Board Modification kicks in at 70 pulls and any pity you carried in is counted. Monthly card and battle pass accounts land closer to 96 pulls plus 19 Solid Dice, around 115 limited pulls, which covers one guaranteed character with roughly 25 pulls banked toward the next.

Fons Income

Fons is where the 42-day patch length really shows. City Stamina alone accounts for a quarter of the total, and the passive City Tycoon lines quietly add several million more while you play.

Source	Fons
Daily missions (20,000 × 42 days)	840,000
Weekly City Stamina (700,000 × 6 weeks)	4,200,000
Tycoon Incentive Fund (3 cycles)	3,000,000
The Cafe by Origen (~70,000 daily, fully upgraded)	2,940,000
Main story quest	200,000
Blind Mammon at Lv10	450,000
Mailbox at Lv10	192,000
Weekly stronghold vaults (15,000 × 6)	90,000
Beyond the Rails floors 11 and 12, 3 phases	600,000
Otherworld Salvage Station	180,000
Lost Exchange	200,000
Duskmoor map exploration	50,000
Duskmoor anomaly commissions	50,000
Duskmoor Oracle Stones	100,000
Duskmoor racing challenges	360,000
Volley Star	400,000
Shipwreck Salvage	2,000,000
Fons Rush	700,000
Surf Breaker	180,000
Hunter’s Crucible	150,000
Total (free-to-play)	16,882,000

The battle pass adds about 700,000 Fons and the monthly card another 1,260,000, which brings a low-spender account to roughly 18.8 million over the patch.

The lines that matter most

City Stamina is the whole ballgame. One City Stamina converts into 1,000 Fons, so the 700 you accumulate each week is worth 700,000, and six resets make it 4.2 million. Stamina keeps ticking whether you spend it or not, so a week you skip is a flat 700,000 gone. Spend it in Hethereau Hobbies on whatever is quickest for you — City Deliveries and fishing both work fine, and the City Stamina guide covers the per-activity rates.

The Tycoon Incentive Fund is the 1 million Fons pool the Pink Paws Heist pays out, and it resets every two weeks. That gives you three full cycles over the patch for 3 million Fons. Volley Star weekly matches and the Going, Going, Gone! display cases draw from the same allowance, so run the heist first each cycle and let the rest top up whatever is left.

The Cafe by Origen reaches around 70,000 Fons a day once it has max-level upgrades and a full staff roster, which is where the 2.94 million figure comes from. An under-levelled or understaffed cafe pays substantially less, so this is the one line worth investing in early.

Anomaly Furniture pays weekly. The 642,000 combined figure assumes both Blind Mammon (450,000) and the Mailbox (192,000) are sitting at level 10 for all six weeks, so get the upgrades in before the patch gets old.

Shipwreck Salvage carries the event block. At 2 million Fons it is worth more than every other Version 1.3 event combined, so clear it first if your time is limited.

Shipwreck Salvage runs from August 28 to September 30 and is the biggest single Fons event in the patch at roughly 2 million.

Dice and Tri-Keys

Pull currency is far tighter than Fons. Solid Dice only work on the limited board, Fabricated Dice only on the standard board, and Tri-Keys go into the Arc Research programs.

Source	Solid Dice	Fabricated Dice	Tri-Keys
7-day login event	10	—	—
Monthly Lost Exchange	5	5	20
Hunter Exchange	—	—	40
Duskmoor map exploration	—	3	—
Version 1.3 events	—	16	—
Battle pass (free track)	—	5	—
Battle pass (paid)	4	2	—
Total (free-to-play)	15	29	60
Total (with pass)	19	31	60

Both Tri-Key sources refresh monthly, so clear the Lost Exchange and Hunter Exchange stock early in each cycle to avoid losing a reset. At 10 Tri-Keys per multi-pull, the patch total covers six multi-pulls on Arc Research — enough for one serious attempt at a signature Arc, and a good reason to keep farming boss-drop Arcs for everyone outside your main DPS.

Planning Summary

Across the full 42 days of Version 1.3, a consistent free-to-play account can expect roughly:

10,965 Annulith plus 15 Solid Dice — around 83 limited pulls
16.9 million Fons
29 Fabricated Dice for the standard board
60 Tri-Keys for Arc Research

Monthly card and battle pass buyers land closer to 15,425 Annulith, 19 Solid Dice and 18.8 million Fons, which is roughly 115 limited pulls.

The three biggest levers are all things you control: spend all 700 City Stamina every week, clear the Tycoon Incentive Fund each cycle, and keep the Cafe by Origen and your Anomaly Furniture fully upgraded so the passive Fons keeps flowing while you play everything else.