How Many Pulls Can You Get in Arknights Endfield Version 1.4? Full Oroberyl and Pull Count Guide
Ishika
Wondering how many pulls you can save in Arknights Endfield Version 1.4? Here is the complete pull count. This guide breaks down every source of Oroberyl, Chartered Permits, and Basic Permits, plus the paid options that add more. A free player lands close to 100 pulls this patch, and this plan shows exactly where each one hides so you can budget for Arcane and Liino.
Version 1.4 went live on July 16, 2026, and runs for at least 42 days. Phase 1 with Arcane runs until August 9, and Phase 2 with Liino starts the same day. Here is a glance at how many pulls each player type can collect.
Arknights Endfield 1.4 Pull Count Table
Player Type
Total Pulls (est.)
Chartered Permits
Basic Permits
Free-to-play
~100
20
11
+ Monthly Pass
~115
20
11
+ Monthly Pass and Protocol Pass
~122
20
~15
These totals are estimates. Chartered Permits split evenly across the two banners, so you get 10 for Arcane and 10 for Liino.
Arknights Endfield 1.4 Pull Count Breakdown
We split every source into unmissable rewards, story and exploration income, and time-limited events. Every event and login figure traces to the official update notes.
Unmissable Free Rewards
Log in, check your mail, and clear routines to bank these with little effort.
Redemption Codes: The ENDFIELDRENEW code grants T-Creds and a Camera sticker, not Oroberyl. Codes change often, so bookmark our Arknights Endfield codes page for the newest ones, which sometimes include pull currency.
Mail and Compensation: The Companionship mail and maintenance compensation drop straight into your inbox. Claim them before the next version, or they expire.
Tribute of Companionship: Sign in on three separate days to earn 3,000 Oroberyl, five Basic Permits, and the free Farsight sword.
Fortune Connect-and-Win: Scratch one card daily for 14 days. You are guaranteed at least 5,000 Oroberyl by the end.
Sign-in and AIC Exchange: The 7-day sign-in events and the AIC Quota Exchange hand out your banner-locked Chartered Permits for Arcane and Liino.
Challengeable Reward Types in Detail
Daily Missions: Hit 100 daily activity points to claim the full daily Oroberyl. Play a little each day to max this out.
Weekly Assignments: Clear your weekly activity target for the weekly Oroberyl bundle across the six-week patch.
Combat Drills: Trial Arcane and Liino with preset teams, clear the stage, then claim the Oroberyl from the Event Center.
Main Story and Exploration Oroberyl
Version 1.4 opens two new Wuling zones. Clearing the story, building outposts, and hunting chests fills your Oroberyl bar fast. These totals are estimates, since chest income depends on how fully you clear each map.
Arknights Endfield 1.4 Exploration Rewards Table
Region
Reward (estimated)
Yinglung Pass (main and side quests + outpost)
About 2,000 Oroberyl
North Wuling Exclusion Zone (full clear)
About 6,000 Oroberyl
North Wuling holds the single biggest grind payout in Arknights Endfield Version 1.4. Prioritise it if your Oroberyl runs low before Liino's banner.
Time-Limited Event Rewards
Seasonal content carries a heavy slice of the premium currency.
Arknights Endfield 1.4 Event Rewards Table
Event
Reward
The Rooted Realm
1,600 Oroberyl
HEAT RAGE! MEGA ARENA!
1,200 Oroberyl
Gaze Towards the Northern Exclusion
1,200 Oroberyl
Monumental Etching: Beastly Howl
1,200 Oroberyl
Delver of the Cryptic
1,200 Oroberyl
Echoes of War (season clears)
800+ Oroberyl
Like a Star Streaking (Liino event)
600 Oroberyl
Echoes of War stays permanent and cycles each season, so treat it as a recurring pull source, not a one-time drop.
Arknights Endfield 1.4 Paid Pull Count
Two low-cost options stretch your pull count further. Oroberyl and Origeometry both fund the featured banners, since 1 Origeometry converts to 75 Oroberyl.
Arknights Endfield 1.4 Paid Pull Count Table
Paid Option
What It Adds
Pull Value (est.)
Monthly Pass ($4.99)
12 Origeometry now, then 200 Oroberyl daily for 30 days
~14 pulls
Protocol Pass: Blighted Sea (premium)
Origeometry, Basic Permits, a 6-star weapon selector, and materials
~7 pulls
The Protocol Pass details confirm the pass rewards. The premium track leans toward weapons and materials, so it adds fewer raw pulls than the Monthly Pass.
Other Pull Details Worth Knowing
Your pull count only means something once you know the pity. These headhunting pity rules apply to every limited banner in Arknights Endfield.
Arknights Endfield Pity and Rates Table
Mechanic
Value
Cost per pull
500 Oroberyl
6-star base rate
0.8%
Soft pity starts
65 pulls (+5% each pull after)
Hard pity (guaranteed 6-star)
80 pulls
Featured guarantee
120 pulls
Featured chance per 6-star
50%
Headhunting Dossier
Earned at 60 pulls
A few points shape how you spend.
Chartered Permits are banner-locked. The 10 Arcane permits work only on her phase, and the 10 Liino permits work only on hers.
Basic Permits never touch Arcane or Liino, so keep them out of your featured budget.
The 80-pull hard pity carries over between banners, but the 120-pull featured guarantee resets when a banner ends.
At 60 pulls on a banner, you bank a Headhunting Dossier worth 10 free pulls on the next banner. Push Arcane to 60 to fund Liino.
Your free ~100 pulls clear hard pity but sit short of the 120 guarantee. That gives a strong 50/50 shot at one unit, not both.
Is the Monthly Pass Worth Buying in Version 1.4?
For most players chasing both Arcane and Liino, the Monthly Pass is the best value in the shop. At $4.99, it returns about 6,900 Oroberyl over 30 days, roughly 14 pulls, which is the cheapest pull boost available. The Protocol Pass premium tier suits players who want the 6-star weapon and progression materials more than raw pulls. If you only want characters, take the Monthly Pass first and skip the rest.
Conclusion
Arknights Endfield Version 1.4 is one of the most generous patches the game has run, with close to 100 free pulls plus a free 6-star weapon for every player. That total clears hard pity but falls short of a full-featured guarantee, so pick the operator your account needs most. Lock in dailies, scratches, and North Wuling first, respect the permit locks, and use the 60-pull Dossier to bridge both phases. Plan it this way, and Arknights Endfield gives free players a strong start on the Homecoming banners.
FAQs
Arknights Endfield 1.4 Pull Count FAQs
How many free pulls can you get in Arknights Endfield Version 1.4?
A free player collects about 100 limited-rate pulls. This includes roughly 40,000 Oroberyl plus 10 Arcane and 10 Liino Chartered Permits. You also earn 11 Basic Permits for the standard pool.
Is 100 pulls enough to guarantee Arcane or Liino?
Not on its own. A featured operator needs up to 120 pulls, so you sit about 20 short. The free stack still clears hard pity and gives a strong 50/50 shot at one unit.
Do the free permits work on both banners?
No. Arcane Chartered Permits work only on her Phase 1 banner. Liino Chartered Permits work only on her Phase 2 banner. Only Oroberyl moves freely between both.
How much Oroberyl is one pull in Arknights Endfield?
One pull costs 500 Oroberyl, and a ten-pull costs 5,000 Oroberyl.
When does Liino's banner start in Version 1.4?
Liino's Phase 2 banner begins on August 9, 2026, right after Arcane's Phase 1 ends.
Do Version 1.4 codes give free pulls?
The ENDFIELDRENEW code gives T-Creds and a sticker, not Oroberyl. Future codes may add pull currency, so check for new ones often.
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Ishika
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I've spent years playing competitive and live-service games, with hundreds of hours invested across Roblox, shooters, RPGs, and MMOs. My guides focus on practical information that actually helps players—whether that's finding the fastest progression route, understanding hidden mechanics, comparing items, or avoiding common mistakes. Whenever possible, I combine in-game testing with official sources and community research to make sure each guide is accurate, up to date, and genuinely useful, rather than simply repeating what's already available elsewhere.
