Starting your journey in Neverness to Everness (NTE) with a powerful character can make all the difference in your early game experience. Our team has spent the past week analyzing the gacha system, testing reroll methods, and crunching the numbers to bring you the most comprehensive Neverness to Everness NTE reroll guide available.
NTE is a supernatural urban open-world RPG gacha game developed by Hotta Studio and published by Perfect World Games. The game features a unique no 50/50 mechanic on its limited banners, which makes rerolling particularly attractive compared to other gacha games. If you want to start your adventure with top-tier characters without spending premium currency, this guide will walk you through everything you need to know.
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Why Reroll in Neverness to Everness
Rerolling is the practice of creating multiple new accounts until you get desirable characters from your starting pulls. In NTE, this strategy is especially valuable because of how the gacha system is designed.
Unlike many gacha games that force you into a 50/50 chance of getting the featured character on limited banners, NTE guarantees that every S-rank you pull on a limited banner is the rate-up character. This means if you manage to pull an S-rank during the Nanally banner, you are guaranteed to get Nanally. This mechanic removes the frustration of losing a coin flip and makes limited banner rerolling incredibly efficient.
Starting with a strong S-rank character accelerates your early game progression significantly. You will clear content faster, have an easier time with boss fights, and build better team compositions right from the start. For free-to-play players especially, this head start can shape your entire account trajectory.
Our team tested multiple accounts and found that those starting with at least one S-rank character progressed through the early chapters roughly 30% faster than accounts relying solely on free characters. The difference becomes even more pronounced when you factor in the endgame content that awaits.
How to Reroll in NTE (Neverness to Everness)
The reroll process in Neverness to Everness is straightforward but requires some time investment per attempt. Here is the complete breakdown of how to reroll efficiently.
Step-by-Step Reroll Process
Step 1: Create a new account using your email address. You can use the same email with modifications using the salting method described below, or create entirely new email addresses.
Step 2: Complete the prologue tutorial. This is the story segment that introduces you to the game world and mechanics. You cannot skip this section, so settle in for about 10-15 minutes of gameplay.
Step 3: Continue playing until you unlock the gacha system. This happens after completing specific early story missions. You will know you have reached this point when you see the banner screen with pulling options.
Step 4: Claim all available currency from your mailbox, pre-registration rewards (if available), and any launch celebration gifts. This typically includes Fabricated Dice, Solid Dice, and Annulith.
Step 5: Perform your pulls on either the standard banner or limited banner depending on your strategy (covered later in this guide).
Step 6: Evaluate your results. If you pulled an S-rank character you wanted, congratulations. Keep this account and start playing. If not, log out and repeat the process with a new account.
Email Salting Method for Multiple Rerolls
One of the most efficient ways to reroll multiple times without creating dozens of email addresses is the email salting method. Based on Reddit user reports and our own testing, this method works perfectly for NTE.
If your email is [email protected], you can create multiple accounts using variations like:
All emails sent to these addresses will arrive in your main inbox, but the game treats each as a unique account. This method allows you to test multiple accounts without managing separate email logins.
Another variation involves using dots in Gmail addresses. [email protected] and [email protected] both route to the same inbox but register as different accounts in NTE. This gives you even more combinations to work with.
Our team successfully created over 20 reroll accounts using a single Gmail address with this method. The key is tracking which salted versions you have used so you do not accidentally overwrite a good account.
Server Selection Method
Another clever approach to maximize your reroll attempts involves using different servers. NTE allows you to create up to four accounts per email address by selecting different servers during account creation.
Each server (NA, EU, Asia, etc.) operates as a separate account instance. This means you can run four simultaneous reroll attempts without any email modifications at all. If you combine this with the salting method, your potential reroll attempts multiply significantly.
The downside is that you must choose one server to be your main account eventually. You cannot transfer characters between servers, so make sure to select a server with good ping for your region when you find that perfect roll.
Currency Available for Rerolling
Understanding the currency system in NTE is essential for planning your reroll strategy. Here is what you can expect to receive on a new account.
Fabricated Dice: These are the standard banner pull currency. You will receive a significant amount from pre-registration rewards, launch bonuses, and early mission completions. Fabricated Dice can only be used on the standard banner.
Solid Dice: These are the limited banner pull currency. You receive fewer of these initially, but they are more valuable because they target specific featured characters like Nanally.
Annulith: This is the premium currency that can be converted into either Fabricated Dice or Solid Dice. New accounts receive Annulith from various sources, giving you flexibility in which banner to target.
On average, a new account can expect roughly 30-40 total pulls available immediately after completing the tutorial and claiming all rewards. This includes the tutorial-guaranteed A-rank pull and various currency conversions.
Important Warning About Pre-Registration Rewards: Based on reports from the NTE subreddit, accounts appear to get “nerfed” after approximately four reroll attempts on the same device or IP. After this point, pre-registration rewards may stop appearing in your mailbox. If you do not see the pre-reg rewards after creating an account, that account may have fewer total pulls available for rerolling.
Best Characters to Reroll For
Not all S-rank characters are created equal in NTE. Based on the Chinese server experience and early global launch data, here is our tier breakdown for reroll targets.
Tier Zero – Must-Have Targets
Nanally (Limited S-Rank): If the Nanally banner is active during your reroll session, she should be your absolute top priority. As a limited character with no 50/50 mechanic, every S-rank pull on her banner guarantees Nanally. She is a powerhouse DPS character who remains relevant even as new characters release.
However, be aware that the Nanally banner has a deadline. Based on current information, her banner ends around May 13th. If you are reading this after that date, Nanally will not be available until her rerun banner.
Tier One – Excellent Standard Banner S-Ranks
Jiuyuan (Anima Burst DPS): An exceptional damage dealer who excels in break damage scenarios. Jiuyuan brings consistent high damage output and works well in multiple team compositions. If you pull Jiuyuan early, many players would consider that a successful reroll worth keeping.
Daffodil (Chaos Burst DPS): Another top-tier damage dealer with chaos element alignment. Daffodil offers incredible burst potential and scales well into the endgame. Some Reddit users reported getting both a car customization item and Daffodil early, which represents an extremely high-value account start.
Tier Two – Strong Support Options
Sakiri (Incantation Buffer/Sub DPS): While not a primary damage dealer, Sakiri provides invaluable team support through incantation buffs and sub-DPS capabilities. She enables powerful elemental reactions and makes your main DPS characters hit harder. Worth keeping if you pair her with a good damage dealer.
Fadia (Psyche Sustain): The sustain option for players who want healing and defensive support. Fadia keeps your team alive through difficult content and provides utility that becomes essential in later boss fights. Less exciting than a DPS pull but still valuable.
Tier Three – Situational Picks
Baicang and Hathor: These characters fill more niche roles in the current meta. While still S-rank quality, they are generally considered lower priority for rerolling unless you specifically want their playstyle or elemental alignment.
A-Rank Characters to Watch: Do not completely discount A-rank pulls. Characters like Chiz and Aurelia are free characters that every account receives, and they are surprisingly capable. Some players have reported clearing all current content using only free characters, so an early A-rank dupe with a good S-rank can be valuable.
Standard vs Limited Banner Strategy
One of the most common questions new players face is which banner to pull on during their reroll session. The answer depends on your goals and the current game state.
If the Nanally limited banner is active, that should be your priority. The no 50/50 mechanic means every S-rank pull is guaranteed to be her. With soft pity starting around 75 pulls and hard pity at 90, you have a realistic chance of getting her within your starting currency.
For standard banner pulls, remember that you will eventually get a guaranteed S-rank selector at 50 pulls. This means you are guaranteed one standard banner S-rank of your choice just from playing normally. Many experienced players recommend saving your Annulith for limited banners rather than spending it on standard banner pulls.
The beginner selector gives you a second S-rank character choice, meaning you can potentially start with two strong S-ranks without any rerolling at all. This is why some players argue that rerolling in NTE is less necessary than in other gacha games.
Our recommendation: If Nanally is available, use all currency on her banner first. If you get her early, you have an account worth keeping regardless of what else you pull. If her banner is not active, consider using Fabricated Dice on standard banner and saving Annulith and Solid Dice for future limited banners.
Is Rerolling Worth It
Now for the question every prospective reroller asks: is the time investment actually worth it? Let us break down the math and our experience.
Each reroll attempt takes approximately 15 to 20 minutes from account creation to unlocking the gacha system and performing pulls. This includes the unskippable tutorial and early story missions. If you are attempting multiple rerolls, this time investment adds up quickly.
The mathematical expectation for pulling a specific S-rank character varies by banner. Based on community calculations, getting Nanally requires roughly 71 pulls on average due to the pity system. Since new accounts only have about 30-40 pulls available, you have approximately a 40-50% chance of getting her per reroll attempt.
For standard banner S-ranks, your odds are distributed across multiple characters, so getting a specific one like Jiuyuan or Daffodil is less likely per attempt. However, any early S-rank pull represents significant value.
When should you stop rerolling? Our advice: if you get any S-rank character within your first 20 pulls, keep the account. The early pity reset and extra resources are worth more than chasing a specific character through dozens of attempts. Remember that the beginner selector guarantees you a second S-rank choice, and the game provides roughly 500 free pulls within the first couple weeks of play.
Who should reroll? Meta-focused players and free-to-play optimists who want the strongest possible start. Who can skip it? Casual players and those who value their time more than optimal account progression. NTE is generous enough with free currency that even non-rerolled accounts can thrive.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does each reroll take in NTE?
Each reroll attempt takes approximately 15 to 20 minutes from account creation to unlocking the gacha system. This includes completing the unskippable prologue tutorial and early story missions until you can access the banner pulling system.
Does email salting actually work for NTE rerolling?
Yes, email salting works perfectly for NTE rerolling. You can use +aliases (like [email protected]) or dot variations (like [email protected]) to create multiple accounts that all route to your main email inbox. The game treats each variation as a unique account.
Should I pull on limited or standard banner first when rerolling?
If the Nanally limited banner is active, pull on that first due to the no 50/50 mechanic guaranteeing her if you get an S-rank. If no desirable limited banner is active, use Fabricated Dice on the standard banner and save premium currency for future limited banners.
What happens if I don’t get pre-registration rewards on a new account?
Some accounts may not receive pre-registration rewards after multiple reroll attempts on the same device. This appears to be an anti-abuse measure. Accounts without pre-reg rewards will have fewer total pulls available for rerolling, making the process less efficient.
Can I get multiple S-rank characters from rerolling?
While possible, getting multiple S-ranks in your initial 30-40 pulls is extremely unlikely. Most successful rerolls target getting one specific S-rank character early. Remember that you will get a guaranteed S-rank selector at 50 standard banner pulls anyway.
Is Nanally worth rerolling for before her banner ends?
Nanally is the highest-value reroll target due to being a limited character with no 50/50 mechanic. However, with her banner ending around May 13th, you must decide if the time investment is worth it. Based on math, you have roughly a 40-50% chance per reroll attempt to get her with starting currency.
Final Thoughts
Rerolling in Neverness to Everness can give you a significant head start, especially if you manage to get Nanally before her banner ends or pull an early Jiuyuan or Daffodil. The no 50/50 mechanic on limited banners makes NTE one of the more reroll-friendly gacha games on the market.
However, remember that NTE is generous with free currency and guarantees. The beginner selector alone gives you a strong S-rank of your choice, and the game provides hundreds of free pulls in your first weeks of play. Do not let the pursuit of the perfect reroll stop you from enjoying the game.
If you found this Neverness to Everness NTE reroll guide helpful, be sure to check out our other NTE content for team building guides, character builds, and endgame strategies. Good luck with your pulls, and may your rerolls be blessed with early S-ranks.