Materials Neverness to Everness

This kho holds 269 items across 4 groups, and only one of them touches a character's stats directly.

• Material — character level EXP, account/Hunter level EXP, ascension books, and the upgrade materials for a character's skills and modules. This is the only group that directly moves combat power.
• Currency — the game's spendable resources shown on this kho, including the handful of core currencies that actually gate gacha pulls and upgrades, alongside minigame-specific ones.
• Key items — items bound to a quest or a feature unlock rather than something farmed repeatedly.
• Gift — by far the largest group, almost entirely bond/relationship gifts for the game's role-bond system. Valuable for that content, but it doesn't touch a character's combat stats.

If the priority is pushing a character's build rather than clearing out every item type, the 4 groups aren't equally worth farming first.

• Material first — level EXP and ascension books raise a character's stat ceiling directly, and the skill/module upgrade materials in this same group raise damage output at the source. Nothing else on this kho moves combat numbers as directly.
• Currency second — the core currencies gate gacha pulls and upgrade costs; running out mid-build stalls progress even with materials already in hand.
• Key items as needed — these usually come from story or feature progression rather than farming, so there's rarely a choice to make beyond following the content that grants them.
• Gift last, on its own schedule — role-bond gifts matter for that specific system, but since they don't affect combat stats, they're better treated as a side activity than something to prioritize over material and currency.

With 269 items in one list, filtering by group first narrows things down fast.

• Switch to the material filter to see everything that actually feeds a character's stat growth — that's the shortlist worth checking against a specific character's own build page for exactly which materials that character needs.
• Rarity still applies within each group the same way it does elsewhere on this site — higher rarity generally means a scarcer or more advanced version of that material or gift, not a different function.
• An item's own detail page lists related items from the same group, which is a faster way to browse a full material or gift line than scrolling the full 269-item grid.