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How to Get Oroberyl and HH Permits in Arknights Endfield

Where Arknights: Endfield Oroberyl comes from, with 200 a day from dailies and 500 a week, plus HH Permits, Origeometry, passes and duplicate returns.

By: K. Talos Updated: 2026-10-17 10 min read

The facts below were checked on 2026-09-29 against the sources listed at the end of this page. Game updates can change them, so check the in-game screen before you spend. If something no longer matches, tell us.

Oroberyl is the currency you spend on operator headhunting, and the part you can count on every week comes from two places. According to the Endfield Talos Wiki, Daily Tasks pay 200 Oroberyl a day and the Weekly Routine pays 500 a week. The wiki lists a single pull at 500 Oroberyl and a ten-pull at 5,000, and GameWith gives the same prices. Other sources are one-time rewards, the two passes, the Credit Store, Origeometry exchange and version events; HH Permits are a separate way to pull.

Game8's Oroberyl page states that "The only use of Oroberyl is for Headhunting new Operators." Weapon banners are paid for with Arsenal Tickets, which come up further down. As of 17 October 2026 the live version is [Sanctuary of Ink], released on 15 October on the Asia server and 14 October on Americas / Europe. It replaced Dreamscape of Wind and Snow, released on 2 September.

How much Oroberyl do Daily Tasks and the Weekly Routine give?

Daily Tasks live in the Operational Manual. Each task adds Activity Points, and there are five reward tiers between 20 and 100 points. Every tier includes 40 Oroberyl. This is the wiki's table (page edited 11 September 2026):

Activity Points	Oroberyl	Also in the tier
20	40	210 Operational EXP, 1 Advanced Combat Record
40	40	220 Operational EXP, 5 Protoprism
60	40	240 Operational EXP, 2 Arms INSP Set
80	40	240 Operational EXP, 9,000 T-Creds
100	40	240 Operational EXP, 1 Emergency Sanity Booster, 2,000 Pass Experience

Pocket Gamer's Oroberyl guide adds it up the same way: "a total of 200 Oroberyl every single day, since each daily mission milestone gives you 40". If you stop at 80 points you lose the last 40 Oroberyl and the Pass Experience. The wiki's Protocol Pass page (edited 4 September 2026) says that 2,000 Pass Experience doubles while Vacation Tags are active.

The Weekly Routine opens at Authority Level 15. The wiki says "The tasks reset at 4:00 server time every Monday", and each finished task counts toward five tiers:

Weekly points	Oroberyl	Other rewards
2	100	8 Advanced Combat Record
4	100	8 Arms INSP Set
6	150	8 Protohedron
8	150	6 Advanced Cognitive Carrier
10	None	100 Arsenal Tickets, 40,000 T-Creds

That adds up to 500 Oroberyl a week. The wiki's Weekly Routine page was last edited in April 2026, so check the in-game Weekly Routine screen for the current rewards. The free-pull tallies that 17173 published for the first half of 1.1 (15 March 2026) and the second half of 1.2 (15 May 2026) were built on the same two figures, 200 a day and 500 a week.

To estimate any stretch of time yourself, multiply the number of days by 200, add 500 for every Monday reset inside it, then divide by 500 to get pulls. If you clear all five daily tiers every day and reach 8 weekly points, one full week comes to 1,900 Oroberyl (7 × 200 + 500) before any pass or event rewards, a little under four pulls. Timezones for the 04:00 reset are in the beginner guide.

What the Monthly Pass and Protocol Pass add

The Monthly Pass listing on the US PlayStation Store (publisher Gryph Frontier, $4.99) describes it this way: "Each purchase of the Monthly Pass immediately gives [Origeometry]×12 and Monthly Pass perks for 30 days. While Monthly Pass perks are active, log in every day to claim [Oroberyl]×200 and [Emergency Sanity Booster]×1". The same listing says the pass stacks up to 180 days, can only be bought again once 150 days or fewer remain, and days you don't log in are not paid out later.

Gryphline's update notes of 17 April 2026 say: "Monthly Pass daily rewards will now include an additional Sanity Usage Permit×4." The PlayStation listing doesn't mention the permits, so go by the update notes.

Each version brings its own Protocol Pass season. The official notes say "Activating each seasonal Protocol Pass unlocks the [Basic Supply] tier by default." The two paid tiers are [Originium Supply] and [Protocol Customized]. The wiki's Protocol Pass page (edited 4 September 2026) prices them at 29 Origeometry and $9.99.

What it pays out. The 15 October notes, for the [Protocol Pass: Ink Scroll] season: "Level up the Pass to earn rewards such as [Basic HH Permit], [Oroberyls], [Exchange Crate-o-Surprise]". The 2 September notes used the same wording.
Basic HH Permits. GameWith (updated 27 March 2026) lists 2 on Basic Supply and 4 on Originium Supply.
Arsenal Tickets. Game8 (updated 24 August 2026) puts the Protocol Customized tier at 2,400 in total.
Origeometry back. GameWith and Game8 both say Originium Supply returns 32 Origeometry, and Game8 calls that "a 110% return". The two sites name different pass levels for when you reach it.
Sanity Usage Permits. The April notes added them to the repeating rewards of both paid tiers.

One-time Oroberyl sources and how much each gives

Beyond dailies and the passes, the wiki's Oroberyl page lists the Credit Store, exploring and gathering, and missions. For how much each one-off reward pays, Game8's Oroberyl page (updated 15 September 2026) and the wiki give these figures:

Authority Level. "as you reach each level, you will receive either 50 or 100 Oroberyl!" (Game8)
AIC Factory Simulations. "The Simulation section of the Operational Manual rewards 25 Oroberyl per AIC Factory Simulation." (Game8)
Chests. "Talos-II is swarming with chests that each give 15-60 Oroberyl!" (Game8)
Etchspace Salvage. The wiki describes it as a permanent mode that unlocks once you reach Mountain Path Slope in Originium Science Park and Authority Level 22. Operation Metrics milestones each pay "a one-time reward". The first five on the wiki are 400 Oroberyl at 50, 2 Basic HH Permits at 300, 400 Oroberyl at 1,200, 2 Basic HH Permits at 2,500 and 400 Oroberyl at 5,000. For the whole track, Game8 gives "a total of 1,800 Oroberyl and 10 Basic HH Permit".
Echoes of War. Opens at Authority Level 40 after Chapter I Process II. The wiki says "Honor rewards are one-time rewards. They will not reset after season updates or cycle changes." New seasons do add new stages with their own rewards; in the 2 September 2026 update, the notes listed "[Oroberyl]×300" for clearing all new stages on Normal, and the 15 October notes list the same for each of their two seasons, [Season of Phantasia] and [Season of Fervor].

The Credit Store is a source you can check every day. The wiki says "300 Credits can be claimed daily from the Credit Store", and "Only a maximum of 300 Credits can be carried over to the next day, excess Credits will be removed." Game8 notes that "The Credit Store changes every day", and the wiki says Credits can buy Oroberyl and Arsenal Tickets when the store offers them. Beginner events and sign-ins are listed in the beginner guide.

How to get Chartered and Basic HH Permits

A Chartered HH Permit is worth one pull; the wiki's text for the Chartered HH Permit is "Use this to perform 1 headhunting in [Chartered Headhunting]." Since the 2 September update, the notes say "[Chartered HH Permit] can now be used in [Chartered Headhunting] and [RE-Factor Headhunting]." Basic HH Permits are for Basic Headhunting, the standard banner. On the [Winter Hunt] banner (September 2026), the notice said you "can use [Fletched Irontip HH Permit], [Chartered HH Permit], or [Oroberyls]". The October [Rejuvenation] notice lists [Spirit's Restoration HH Permit], [Chartered HH Permit] or [Oroberyls].

Where Chartered HH Permits come from:

Bond Quota Exchange. The wiki lists it as a source but gives no price. According to Game8's Bond Quota page (updated 24 August 2026), one permit costs 25 Bond Quota with no purchase limit, and Game8 recommends exchanging for it first.
Events. The only other source on the wiki's list. The beginner guide lists the beginner events that hand them out.

For Basic HH Permits, GameWith's table (updated 27 March 2026) lists:

Authority Level Rewards: 40
Etchspace Salvage rewards: 10
HR Support Bundle (paid): 10
Protocol Pass: 2 on Basic Supply, 4 on Originium Supply
Regional Development rewards and Stock Redistribution also give some

GameWith also says Oroberyl works on the standard banner once you run out of Basic permits, but that this "is highly discouraged".

What Urgent Recruitment and the Headhunting Dossier give

At 30 pulls on a Chartered banner you get 10 free Urgent Recruitment pulls, usable only on that banner. The [Winter Hunt] and [Rejuvenation] notices spell out what they don't do: they do "not count toward the guarantee for this or other [Chartered Headhunting] banners", and they "will not be added to the total headhunting attempts required for [Chartered Headhunting] rewards."

At 60 pulls you get a Headhunting Dossier. Per the same notices, "Once the next [Chartered Headhunting] banner begins, this [Headhunting Dossier] will be automatically converted to special HH Permit×10 of the specified [Chartered Headhunting] banner." Those ten permits "will also expire once that banner ends", so plan to use them on the banner after the one you earned them on.

Banner-only permits and when they expire

A limited banner can have its own permit. The September 2026 [Winter Hunt] notice, for example, named the [Fletched Irontip HH Permit] and gave two ways to get it. One was a sign-in event: "Sign in for a total of 7 days to earn rewards such as [Fletched Irontip HH Permit]×5." The other was AIC Quota: "You can also exchange for [Fletched Irontip HH Permit] at a discount in [AIC Quota Exchange]." The October [Rejuvenation] notice sets up the [Spirit's Restoration HH Permit] the same way, with a 7-day sign-in that gives ×5 and a discounted exchange in [AIC Quota Exchange]; that banner runs to 5 November 2026, 11:59 (server time). Neither notice says what happens to sign-in permits left over after the banner ends, so spending them before the banner closes avoids the question.

How to get Origeometry for free, and what it converts into

Origeometry is the premium currency. The wiki lists these free sources: the Main Mission, the Protocol Pass, submitting Aurylene at TP Points, and the crate that appears after clearing a Temporary Energy Alluvium. Game8 (updated 24 August 2026) counts 70 from main missions. The paid routes are Originium Exchange and bundles. The Monthly Pass also gives 12 per purchase.

According to the wiki's Currency page, the rates are "1 Origeometry to 75 Oroberyl" and "1 Origeometry to 25 Arsenal Ticket". Its Origeometry page lists two more uses:

Sanity. Buying "40 Sanity at an increasing price, starting at 1 Origeometry". GameWith agrees the first refill of the day costs 1 and later ones cost more.
The pass. Buying the Protocol Pass: Originium Supply tier.

If you pull without enough Oroberyl, the game can use Origeometry to cover the difference. The April notes added "an option in [Headhunting] to disable prompts for the rest of the day when [Origeometries] are auto-used due to insufficient [Oroberyls]." With that option on, Origeometry you meant to keep can go on pulls without a prompt.

What operator pulls give back in Arsenal Tickets, Bond Quota and tokens

The [Winter Hunt] and [Rejuvenation] notices list Arsenal Tickets for acquiring an operator, and the wiki's Arsenal Ticket page gives the same numbers:

"Acquiring a 6★ operator gives [Arsenal Ticket]×2000."
"…5★ operator gives [Arsenal Ticket]×200."
"…4★ operator gives [Arsenal Ticket]×20."

Arsenal Tickets pay for weapon banners. Game8 (updated 24 September 2026) says "Each Arsenal Issue almost always costs 1980 Arsenal Tickets", and that one issue equals 10 pulls. The wiki lists these other sources: Origeometry exchange, the Protocol Customized pass tier, the Credit Store and bundles. The Weekly Routine adds 100 a week. How weapon pity carries between issues is in the Tag Artist Issue weapon pity guide.

Duplicates also give Bond Quota. The wiki lists "10 Bond Quota from pulling a 5★ that was already obtained" and "50 Bond Quota from pulling a 6★ that was already obtained". Game8 gives the same numbers and adds that each duplicate also gives one token of that operator. Bond Quota is what the Chartered HH Permit exchange above uses.

Where do upgrade materials and T-Creds come from?

Most upgrade materials come from Protocol Space, which the wiki calls "the main source to obtain various progression materials for upgrading and promoting Operators or Weapons". Each run costs Sanity. The daily and weekly tiers above add a fixed amount on top:

Material	Protocol Space type	Also from
Combat Records, Cognitive Carriers (operator EXP)	Operator EXP	Daily 20-point tier: 1 Advanced Combat Record. Weekly: 8 Advanced Combat Record, 6 Advanced Cognitive Carrier
Protodisk, Protoset (promotion)	Promotions	None in the daily or weekly tiers
Protoprism, Protohedron (skills)	Skill Up	Daily 40-point tier: 5 Protoprism. Weekly: 8 Protohedron
Arms Inspector, Arms INSP Kit, Arms INSP Set (weapon EXP)	Weapon EXP	Daily 60-point tier: 2 Arms INSP Set. Weekly: 8 Arms INSP Set
Cast Die, Heavy Cast Die (weapon tuning)	Weapon Tune	None in the daily or weekly tiers
T-Creds	T-Creds	Daily 80-point tier: 9,000. Weekly: 40,000

The wiki's T-Creds page adds AIC Trading, exploring and gathering, and the conversion of overflow Operational EXP to the sources above. Essence comes from Energy Alluvium. According to the wiki, Severe Energy Alluvium gives "the option to obtain extra rewards (mainly Flawless Essence) at a cost of Sanity."

Since the April update, Sanity Usage Permits can also be bought "in Regional Development - Stock Redistribution". The beginner guide covers how Sanity regenerates, its cap, and how permits double both cost and rewards.

Daily and weekly resets, caps and expiry dates

Daily Tasks reset at 04:00 server time. Weekly Routine tasks reset at 04:00 server time on Monday.
Credits carry over up to 300. Anything above that is removed.
Emergency Sanity Boosters from the daily tiers expire, and the wiki's Operational Manual page says they "expire at the end of the week." The Monthly Pass listing only says its booster expires "after a limited time".
Elastic Goods at Stock Redistribution have a purchase limit. The wiki says it "recovers daily and can be accumulated to a limit."
Echoes of War resets its Total Rating each cycle. The honor rewards don't reset.
Permits converted from a Headhunting Dossier expire when their banner ends.

Why guides give different free pull totals per version

As of 29 September 2026, Gryphline hasn't published a total. The update notes list rewards event by event, and neither they nor the Dreamscape of Wind and Snow DEV Comm give a figure per version or per month. The totals in circulation are third-party sums, and they count different things.

17173's tallies for the first half of 1.1 (15 March 2026) and the second half of 1.2 (15 May 2026), for example, add up dailies, the Weekly Routine, events and, for 1.1, 1,800 Oroberyl of version-update rewards. Both leave out the Protocol Pass; the 1.1 tally says it's because pass levels differ. The 1.1 tally also notes that official event rewards had not been published when it was written. Update rewards don't reach every account either: in the 2 September 2026 update, the maintenance and bug-fix compensation (900 Oroberyl each) went only to players who "Create a character before the update". A total built for one account won't match another's.

To work out a number for your own account, apply the daily and weekly method above to the days you're planning for. Then add the Oroberyl from events you can still finish. The 15 October 2026 [Sanctuary of Ink] update notes list each event's Oroberyl and time window; several run "Before version update" rather than to a set date. Update notes for each version are on the official news page. Count Chartered HH Permits separately, one pull each.

Does pity change how much Oroberyl you need?

Pity caps what the first copy of a banner's rate-up operator can cost on that banner. The wiki lists a 6★ by pull 80 on Chartered banners, with that count carrying over to banners "of the same type". It also lists the rate-up operator guaranteed within the first 120 pulls, once per banner. The reroll guide has the full rules and shows which ones come from official notices and which only from the wiki or Game8.

Single pulls and ten-pulls have the same rates. The wiki says "There is no difference or incentive in the reward rates between performing a pull by itself, or as part of a ten-pull." To see how much Oroberyl a target might take, use the pull budget calculator, then compare the result with the daily and weekly method above.