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Endfield Daily Priority Guide — Event Center, Sanity & Progression

A conservative daily order for global Endfield players: check expiring Event Center tasks, claim mail and login rewards, use Sanity with a purpose, advance unlocks, then maintain AIC production.

The principle: expiry before efficiency

For a new account, the best daily order is usually not the most complicated farming route. It is the order that prevents a listed login reward, daily event task, or board trial reward from expiring while you work on permanent systems.

The official notices do not publish a single all-account daily schedule. This is a safe order built around their confirmed Event Center, Sanity, mission, and factory systems.

1. Check mail, Event Center, and the active board

Open mail for any eligibility-based compensation before it reaches its listed maintenance deadline. Then open Event Center to read the current event timers and daily requirements. If a Chartered Headhunting board has a Combat Drill, complete its preset-team trial and claim its Event Center reward before making a pull decision.

Use the event calendar for the published dates, but prefer the live timer if the client and an older notice differ.

2. Do event dailies after the server-day reset

When an event such as Sanity Supply is active, its daily mission list and claim path belong in Event Center. Complete the tasks shown for that server day, claim the listed rewards, and do not assume an unfinished day can be recovered later.

See Sanity Supply for its announced windows. Outside an active event, use the live mission screen rather than assuming that a past event’s tasks are permanent.

3. Spend Sanity against an actual bottleneck

Before spending Sanity, identify what the current session needs: an upgrade material, an event condition, or a Transmute conversion. Homecoming confirms that Transmute can turn certain high-tier materials into lower-tier ones and that Sanity can increase its yield. It does not say that every conversion is worth taking.

Check the output and optional Sanity cost in Crafting first. If neither solves a current shortage, continue progression and save the decision for when your live inventory gives it context.

4. Advance the mission that unlocks your next system

Main progression is the route to more options. Chapter I, Process II: Remediation Progress leads to the Event Center route for Arrival at Wuling, which in turn opens Transmute and early Wuling AIC access. When unsure which mission to pursue, use the mission screen’s tracked target and its displayed condition.

The client orders tagged missions as New Feature, New Area, Key Story, then Timed. That sorting is navigation help; you should still check whether any live Event Center reward expires first.

5. End with stable factory and gear work

Once time-limited claims and the next unlock are handled, use the remaining session for non-expiring work:

  • Stabilize one required AIC line and save it as a blueprint after it works.
  • Check Gear Assembly compatibility before changing a gold-quality gear technique.
  • Review the current board’s live details before spending permits or Oroberyl.

These activities matter, but they are less likely to punish you for being an hour late than a daily event or expiring board reward.

A short daily checklist

  1. Mail and Event Center timers.
  2. Current event daily missions and claims.
  3. Combat Drill, if an active board offers one.
  4. Sanity only for a visible goal.
  5. Next mission unlock.
  6. AIC and Gear Assembly maintenance.

For your first several sessions, combine this with the new player roadmap rather than trying to copy a high-level account’s farming routine.