NTE Disks Farming Guide: Best Cartridges & Modules for Beginners

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Optimizing your character builds in Neverness to Everness requires a deep understanding of the Console system and the specific requirements for farming high-tier Disks. This guide breaks down the essential strategies for acquiring Cartridges and Modules to maximize your Esper's potential in Hethereau.

# NTE Disks Farming Guide: Best Cartridges & Modules for Beginners

## Overview

The gear system in Neverness to Everness (NTE) revolves around the "Console," a unique interface where players equip their Espers with performance-enhancing components. Unlike traditional gear systems that use simple slots, NTE utilizes a grid-based arrangement that combines set-based bonuses with spatial optimization.

### Understanding the Console System

The Console is the primary hub for Esper progression. It consists of two main components: Cartridges and Modules. 

1.  **Cartridges (Disks):** These are placed in the central slot of the Console. A Cartridge determines the primary set bonus for the character. These bonuses are often aligned with specific elemental archetypes such as Anima, Cosmos, Chaos, Incantation, and Temporal.
2.  **Modules:** These are geometric shapes, similar to Tetris blocks, that are placed around the Cartridge. Modules provide raw stats, including Attack (ATK), Critical Rate, Critical Damage, and Elemental Damage bonuses.

The effectiveness of your build depends on how well you fit these Modules into the remaining grid space. Because Modules come in various shapes and sizes, farming the correct "fit" is just as important as farming the correct stats.

### Cartridges vs. Modules

While Cartridges provide the foundational "Set Bonus," Modules act as the stat-stick that scales your character's power. You can equip multiple Modules, but they must fit within the physical boundaries of the Console grid.

| Component | Slot Type | Primary Function | Customization |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| **Cartridge** | Center (Core) | Defines 2-piece and 4-piece set bonuses. | Fixed Slot |
| **Module** | Grid (Periphery) | Provides flat and percentage-based stats. | Spatial / Tetris-style |
| **Console Grid** | Interface | Limits the number and shape of Modules. | Expandable via Leveling |

### Farming Currency and Stamina

To acquire these components, you must enter Rabbit Hole domains located throughout the city. Entering these domains requires [Information not yet publicly available as of 2026-05-24], which is the game's natural regenerating stamina resource. 

For high-level optimization, you will also need [Information not yet publicly available as of 2026-05-24]. These coins are spent in the Module Rewind system, allowing you to re-roll the shape or stats of a Module you have already acquired.

### Hunter Level Unlock Tiers

Your ability to farm high-rarity Disks is gated by your Hunter Level. Farming for S-Rank (Gold) gear before reaching the appropriate tier is generally considered inefficient.

*   **Hunter Level 20:** Unlocks Normal difficulty Rabbit Holes; primarily drops B-Rank and A-Rank components.
*   **Hunter Level 30:** Unlocks Hard difficulty; first consistent source of S-Rank Cartridges.
*   **Hunter Level 40+:** Unlocks Elite tiers; guaranteed S-Rank drops and increased [Information not yet publicly available as of 2026-05-24] rewards.

### The Console Grid and Module Shapes

The Console grid expands as you level up your Esper. A beginner grid is typically 4x4 or 5x5, severely limiting the number of high-stat Modules you can equip. Modules come in several shapes:
*   **1x1 Blocks:** Low stats but easy to fit.
*   **L-Shapes and T-Shapes:** High stats but require careful planning.
*   **2x2 Squares:** Often contain the highest Critical stats.

A major restriction in the current version of NTE is that Modules cannot be rotated. You must farm for a Module that naturally possesses the orientation required for your specific grid layout.

### How Set Bonuses Work

Set bonuses are activated by the Cartridge equipped in the center. However, the Cartridge itself only provides the 2-piece bonus. To unlock the powerful 4-piece bonus, you must equip Modules that belong to the same "Family" or set as the Cartridge. This creates a balancing act: do you use a Module with perfect stats that doesn't match your set, or a weaker Module that completes your 4-piece bonus? For beginners, completing the 4-piece bonus is usually the priority.

## Best Weapons

In Neverness to Everness, weapons are referred to as "Arcs." These Arcs are categorized by their physical state: Solid, Liquid, Gas, Plasma, and Synthesis. Matching the Arc type to your Esper's combat style is vital for triggering elemental reactions.

### Top DPS Arcs

For main damage dealers like Nanally, Plasma Arcs are currently the meta-dominant choice. Plasma Arcs typically focus on high-frequency hits and elemental shredding.

*   **S-Rank Plasma Arc ([Information not yet publicly available as of 2026-05-24]):** This is the premier choice for bossing. It provides a massive boost to critical damage when the enemy is in a "Break" state.
*   **S-Rank Plasma Arc ([Information not yet publicly available as of 2026-05-24]):** Specifically designed for Anima-element DPS characters. It increases Anima DMG after using an Ultimate.
*   **Nanally's Signature:** [Information not yet publicly available as of 2026-05-24] is the best-in-slot for Nanally, synergizing with her "Ichi-daime's Authority" state.

### Best Support and Utility Arcs

Support Arcs focus on energy regeneration and team-wide buffs. These are often found in the Gas or Liquid categories.

*   **F2P Gas Arc ([Information not yet publicly available as of 2026-05-24]):** This weapon can be obtained by reaching Level 21 in the [Information not yet publicly available as of 2026-05-24] progression system. It is an excellent choice for Chiz or other Gas-based supports.
*   **Hotori's Signature:** [Information not yet publicly available as of 2026-05-24] provides significant energy recovery, allowing for 100% uptime on her buffs.
*   **Daffodil's Signature:** [Information not yet publicly available as of 2026-05-24] focuses on increasing the "Break" efficiency of the team.

| Arc Name | Type | Best For | How to Obtain |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| [Information not yet...] | Plasma | Nanally / Anima DPS | Limited Banner |
| [Information not yet...] | Gas | Chiz / Support | [Information not yet...] Level 21 |
| [Information not yet...] | Plasma | Hotori | Limited Banner |
| [Information not yet...] | Synthesis | Daffodil | Limited Banner |

## Best Disks (Artifacts)

Selecting the right Cartridge set determines your Esper's role in the team. While stats are important, the unique mechanics provided by S-Rank Cartridges can change your entire playstyle.

### Top Cartridge Sets

*   **Anima DPS Set ([Information not yet publicly available as of 2026-05-24]):** This set is the gold standard for Nanally. The 2-piece bonus increases Anima DMG by 15%, while the 4-piece bonus grants a stacking ATK buff every time an Anima reaction (like Scorch) is triggered.
*   **Cosmos/Temporal Set ([Information not yet publicly available as of 2026-05-24]):** Ideal for characters who rely on slowing down time or manipulating the Esper Cycle. It provides increased Critical Rate against enemies affected by Temporal status.

### Module Type Optimization

Modules are divided into numbered types (Type 1, Type 2, Type 3, etc.), which dictate their primary stat pool.
*   **Type 2 Modules:** These are highly sought after for Nanally because they have a higher probability of rolling Critical Rate as a primary stat.
*   **Type 3 Modules:** Generally prioritized for characters like Daffodil, as they specialize in Chaos DMG and Break Efficiency.

### Main Stat Priorities

For beginners, don't get too bogged down in perfect substats. Focus on the following primary stats for your Modules:
1.  **Damage Dealers:** Elemental DMG Bonus (matching the Esper) > Crit Rate > Crit DMG > ATK%.
2.  **Supports/Breakers:** Energy Regeneration > Break Efficiency > HP%/DEF% (depending on scaling).

### The Rewind System

If you find an S-Rank Module with perfect stats but it is an awkward "Z-shape" that doesn't fit your grid, you can use the Rewind system. By spending [Information not yet publicly available as of 2026-05-24], you can attempt to "reshape" the Module. This is a gacha-based mechanic, so it should only be used on Modules that already have high-tier substats.

| Set Name | 2-Piece Bonus | 4-Piece Bonus | Recommended Espers |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| [Information not yet...] | +15% Anima DMG | Stacking ATK on Anima Reaction | Nanally, [Information not yet...] |
| [Information not yet...] | +15% Cosmos DMG | Crit Rate boost vs Temporal enemies | Hotori, Jiuyuan |
| [Information not yet...] | +20% Break Efficiency | Energy refund on Break | Daffodil, Sakiri |

## Team Comp

Building a team in NTE is about more than just putting your strongest characters together; you must account for "Elemental Lanes." These lanes determine how your elements interact to trigger high-damage reactions.

### The Blossom Meta

The Blossom team is currently the highest-performing composition for endgame content. It relies on the synergy between Anima and Cosmos elements to create explosive reactions.
*   **Main DPS:** Nanally (Anima)
*   **Sub-DPS/Buffer:** Hotori (Cosmos)
*   **Support:** Jiuyuan (Temporal)
*   **Flex/Healer:** Zero (Anima)

This team excels because Nanally's "Ichi-daime's Authority" state allows her to trigger follow-up attacks from Hotori and Jiuyuan, leading to a constant stream of elemental procs.

### The Discord/Break Team

This team focuses on the "Break" mechanic, which stuns enemies and increases the damage they take.
*   **Breaker:** Daffodil (Chaos)
*   **Breaker:** Sakiri (Solid)
*   **Support:** [Information not yet publicly available as of 2026-05-24]
*   **Finisher:** [Information not yet publicly available as of 2026-05-24]

By combining Chaos and Solid elements, this team can deplete a boss's stagger bar significantly faster than standard compositions.

### F2P Starter Team

For players just starting out, a reliable and accessible team consists of:
*   **DPS:** Zero (Anima)
*   **Healer:** [Information not yet publicly available as of 2026-05-24]
*   **Support:** [Information not yet publicly available as of 2026-05-24]

This lineup provides enough sustain and elemental coverage to clear most early Rabbit Hole domains and story content.

| Team Name | Roles | Elemental Reactions |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| **Blossom Meta** | Nanally, Hotori, Jiuyuan, Zero | Scorch, Temporal Rift |
| **Discord Team** | [Information not yet...], Sakiri, Daffodil | Shatter, Chaos Collapse |
| **F2P Starter** | Zero, [Information not yet...], [Information not yet...] | Anima Swirl, Basic Sustain |

## Rotation

Mastering the "Esper Cycle" is the difference between struggling with a boss and clearing it in seconds. The Esper Cycle is the meter that fills as you deal damage, allowing you to swap characters and trigger "Switch Skills."

### Mastering the Esper Cycle Swap

The standard rotation follows a "Support -> Breaker -> Main DPS" flow.
1.  **Support Phase:** Start with a character like [Information not yet publicly available as of 2026-05-24] or Sakiri. Use their skills to apply shields or group enemies together.
2.  **Breaker Phase:** Switch to Daffodil or another Breaker. Use their Chaos-aligned skills to rapidly deplete the enemy's white stagger bar.
3.  **Burst Phase:** Once the enemy is in a "Break" state, swap to your main DPS (e.g., Nanally). This is when you unleash Ultimates and high-damage combos.

### Optimizing Nanally's Follow-up Attacks

When playing Nanally, you must manage her unique state: **Ichi-daime's Authority**.
*   Trigger the state by using her Resonance Skill.
*   During this window, every third basic attack triggers a follow-up strike.
*   If Hotori's buff is active, these follow-up strikes will also trigger Cosmos-coordinated attacks, doubling your damage output during the window.

**Standard Combat Rotation Flow:**
`Support Skill (Buff) -> Breaker Skill (Stun) -> Switch Skill (DPS Entry) -> Ultimate Burst`

## FAQ

**When should I start farming S-Rank Disks?**
You should wait until you reach Hunter Level 30. At this level, Rabbit Hole domains begin to drop S-Rank (Gold) Cartridges and Modules consistently. Farming extensively before this point is a waste of [Information not yet publicly available as of 2026-05-24].

**Can I rotate Modules in the Console?**
No. Module shapes are fixed. If you have a vertical T-shape but need a horizontal one, you cannot change its orientation. You must either farm a new one or use the Rewind system to attempt a shape change.

**Where is the best place to farm Carrota Coins?**
[Information not yet publicly available as of 2026-05-24] (referred to in some translations as Carrota Coins) are primarily farmed in specific Rabbit Hole domains located in the New Herland District. These domains specifically list "Module Materials" as their primary reward.

**How do I get more Character Pixels?**
[Information not yet publicly available as of 2026-05-24] (Stamina) regenerates over time. You can also obtain small amounts through Hunter Reward claims and by completing daily city activities in Hethereau.

**What are the best substats for beginners?**
ATK% and Crit Rate are the most universally useful stats for any damage dealer. For supports, prioritize Energy Regeneration to ensure your Ultimates are always ready for the next rotation.

## Sources

- Neverness to Everness Official Site — https://nte.hotta.games/
- Neverness to Everness Official Discord — https://discord.com/invite/nte
- ldshop.gg — https://www.ldshop.gg/news/nte-guide-683.html
- mobalytics.gg — https://mobalytics.gg/blog/neverness-to-everness-everything-we-know/
- neverness.gg — https://neverness.gg/characters/nanally/