Neverness to Everness Wiki & Database

Combat uses a three-Esper party with one active and two off-field characters. You chain basic attacks, dodge with i-frames, swap between Espers to stack element reactions, and trigger burst ultimates when your energy meter is full. Each Esper has a signature element and a role (DPS, Sub-DPS, Sustain, or Support), and team building is about stacking the right element reactions for the content you're running.

Espers are pulled from limited and standard banners through the Gacha system. Each Esper has a rarity, an element (Incantation, Chaos, Anima, Cosmos, Psyche, Lakshana), a core skill kit, an ascension path, and compatible Arc recommendations. Duplicates raise a trait called Refinement that unlocks additional passive effects and improves skill scaling.

Arcs are the main weapon and come with their own rarity, base stats, and refinement passives. Cartridges are paired in 2-piece and 4-piece suits to grant stat boosts and triggered effects — each suit name corresponds to a distinct playstyle. Modules are smaller console grid drives with defined shapes that must be placed inside the console to apply their stats. Balancing all three is the main build puzzle.

Hethereau is explored on foot or behind the wheel — cars, motorcycles, and mopeds are fully driveable and support module-based tuning and skin customization. Properties are purchasable apartments, villas, and offices; placing Anomaly Furniture inside boosts four persistent buffs (Comfort, Fortune, Love, Collection) that carry into combat and exploration.

Endgame content includes ranked weekly bosses, a challenge arena, co-op dungeons, and seasonal open-world anomalies. Ascension, skill upgrades, and Module refinement are the long-term resource sinks, so planning ahead matters. Our Ascension Planner tracks every material across multiple Espers so you know exactly what to farm before each patch.