1. Resources and what they are used for

Each resource has a defined role in the account. Points cover broad progression, GAS handles immediate studio costs, WOS supports infrastructure, SONO connects Store and trade systems, Fragments feed workshop routes, and Sonic Relics carry object-specific value. GAS is the least romantic balance on this page: it pays workshop bills. Relics sit at the other end of the spectrum, because two objects with the same rarity can have completely different practical value once school, Memory Word, affixes and upgrade history enter the picture.

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2. Balances and the Currency Ledger

Profile and the SONO workbench show the main balances together. Read them by purpose: progression, studio costs, infrastructure, workshop material and player trade. The numbers sit beside one another in the interface, yet each balance opens a different set of actions. That distinction becomes important once a single large purchase can consume the reserve for a completely different system.

Currency Ledger

The Currency Ledger is the account’s running economic history. It records major SONO and WOS movement from Learn, Secret Phrases, achievements, Farms, Seasons, Market sales and purchases, Pool actions, staking, swaps, Store packs, lore rewards and relic progression. Ordinary WOS printing and Season-entry WOS appear beside those movements, so a large balance change can usually be reconstructed from the entries around the same time.

Older public mint records stay visible as a historical layer from earlier versions of Reverie Field. A historical mint entry remains part of that archive; a current game credit appears in the modern balance and Ledger. After a large action, the useful pair to inspect is the current balance together with the corresponding current Ledger entry.

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3. Planning conversions

Start with the next action you actually plan to perform. Keep enough GAS for known studio costs, enough WOS for planned infrastructure, enough Fragments for the workshop, and enough Points for progression. Convert larger amounts when the output already has a job. Small operating reserves are useful because Reverie Field frequently asks for a different resource a few minutes after you have become very pleased with the size of the previous one.

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4. Points → GAS Coins

This converter uses a fixed 1:1 rate. Every Point submitted produces one GAS Coin.

Converted Points leave the Point balance and become GAS. From that moment they serve GAS-paying systems such as Crafting and Relic Burn, while the original Point choices are gone. Level upgrades, WOS printing and future Season Entry all draw from the Points that remain. A partial conversion therefore works well for a known bill: estimate the cost, add a margin, and preserve the rest of the Point reservoir.

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5. Points → WOS: the lifetime printing curve

WOS printing starts from a base block of 1,000,000 Points per WOS. The account’s lifetime WOS-from-Points total selects the current percentage band. Daily WOS capacity is calculated separately.

Token Alchemist after Level 60

When the Level 60 requirement is active, Token Alchemist raises the post-curve WOS amount. Its WOS print table is:

The ordinary UTC-day WOS output allowance

This allowance counts the WOS actually printed after the lifetime curve and eligible Alchemist bonus. It resets at 00:00 UTC. The interface shows used, remaining and final capacity for the current account.

What advances the lifetime counter

The lifetime counter includes WOS from ordinary Points printing and the WOS side-output created by Season Entry. WOS received from Store packs, Pool swaps, Farm-related routes and other independent sources sits outside this lifetime printing history. The UTC-day allowance starts fresh each day; the lifetime band stays with the account and continues from the total already printed through these Point-based routes.

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6. Season Entry: 5,000,000 Points

Entering the current Season spends exactly 5,000,000 Points. Season registration has its own allowance, so ordinary Print WOS usage and Season Entry can happen during the same UTC day. Printing WOS earlier in the day leaves Season registration available, and entering the Season leaves the ordinary Print WOS allowance where it was.

WOS side-output

The five one-million-Point blocks also pass through the account’s current lifetime WOS curve. Eligible Token Alchemist bonus is applied afterward. The resulting WOS is credited with the Season entry and added to lifetime WOS-from-Points history.

After registration, Season ranking follows the eligible listening time recorded for that Season. The fixed 5,000,000-Point entry fee is the full registration cost. Pressing the entry action again during the same Season returns the existing registration and spends 0 additional Points. The Seasons guide covers ranking and reward distribution.

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7. WOS → GAS Coins

The Frequency Pool desk includes a fixed WOS → GAS converter. It spends WOS Store Balance and credits GAS Coins at 1 WOS = 10,000 GAS.

The daily meter counts the GAS received through this route during the current UTC day. Converted WOS becomes GAS and leaves the WOS balance used by Farms, Store purchases, Auctions, Pool positions and other WOS systems. The conversion is especially powerful for large workshop bills because one WOS produces 10,000 GAS, so even a modest-looking WOS amount can represent a very large piece of infrastructure capital.

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8. Fragment Furnace: Relic Fragments → Points

The Fragment Furnace unlocks at Level 30. Grandmaster Reset accounts keep access across the reset progression. The Furnace consumes Relic Fragments and returns ordinary Points. Those Points immediately regain the ordinary Point choices: levels, direct GAS conversion, WOS printing and Season Entry. The spent Fragments leave the workshop side of the economy at the same time, so a large Furnace run is also a decision about future Crafting, paid attempts and Batch Market capacity.

The Pool-linked base rate

The configured center is 20,000,000 Points per Fragment. The current SONO/WOS Pool price adjusts that base through a damped square-root stabilizer.

That keeps the Pool-linked base between 5,000,000 and 80,000,000 Points per Fragment. If a safe Pool quote is temporarily unavailable, the Furnace falls back to the configured 20,000,000 base.

Payout order

UTC-day Fragment input allowance

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9. SONO sources and uses

SONO connects the Store, relic trade, the Frequency Pool, staking and several reward systems. It enters the account through play, archive rewards, Farms, relic sales, Season rewards, Pool activity and Relic Burn.

The SONO/WOS Pool price also sets several WOS-denominated quotes: eligible Store WOS prices, Farm upgrade costs, Auction creation fees, extra Batch Market capacity and the Fragment Furnace stabilizer. This is why Pool movement can matter to an account that skips instant swaps. A reserve change can reach the player later through a Farm upgrade, a Store quote or a Furnace calculation.

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10. Relic Burn → SONO

Relic Burn permanently destroys one Sonic Relic and extracts SONO. It is deliberately a protected late-progression route: you need an active ⛏ Mining Pass, an active Listening Session, the rarity’s player-level gate, enough GAS Coins, ownership of the relic and an available relic that can enter Burn.

Rarity gates and current-era base reward

Historical burn eras

Burn value preserves three relic-ID eras. The original reward table is 240 / 2,400 / 48,000 / 240,000 SONO for Simple / Rare / Epic / Legendary, then a fixed historical divisor is selected from the relic itself:

The historical divisor is fixed to the three eras listed above. Older relics can therefore carry higher SONO extraction value than current-era relics of the same rarity.

GAS cost before discounts

Token Alchemist in Relic Burn

• Cost: −10% GAS per effective Alchemist level, capped at −50%.
• Yield: when the Level 60 condition is active, +3% SONO per effective level, up to +30% after expanded Grandmaster talent caps.

Active Resonance can then add Burn SONO Yield and Burn Cost Reduction. Batch Burn is available for Simple and Rare relics and adds +15% GAS cost before the final Resonance cost reduction; every relic keeps its own historical reward era.

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11. Store, statuses, buffs and paid packs

The Store uses accumulated game resources for permanent account items, temporary buffs and convenience purchases. SONO provides the stable catalogue baseline. Eligible WOS prices are recalculated from the current SONO/WOS Pool quote and rounded up.

Permanent status / relic purchases

Permanent account items stay recorded after purchase. The Store recognizes existing ownership and keeps those entries fulfilled.

Farm Buffs sold for SONO

Farm bonuses can also award these buffs. A Store purchase activates the selected timer or Streak Guard immediately. One Streak Guard mode can be active at a time.

Money packs and Quick +1

SONO/WOS packs and Quick +1 credits use the Store checkout. Their purchase flow is separate from spending the SONO or WOS balances already held inside the game. The current base pack ladder is:

The Store can derive live WOS grants/quotes from the Pool where that route is enabled. Quick +1 also has Standard and Premium credits plus bundle sizes; their exact commit costs and preservation rules belong to the relic-upgrade guide.

Market Fee Reduction in the Store

Market Fee Reduction can lower eligible in-game SONO/WOS Store prices and eligible Quick +1 / paid checkout prices. Paid checkout discounts use a 40% maximum together with the payment processor’s minimum charge. The Store card shows the current final price for the account.

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12. SONO/WOS Frequency Pool

🌊 The Frequency Pool holds shared SONO and WOS reserves. Swaps change the reserve relationship, which updates later swap quotes and several WOS-denominated prices across the game.

Pool movement can influence instant swaps, liquidity composition, dynamic WOS Store prices, the Fragment Furnace, Farm upgrade quotes, Auction creation fees and the WOS portion of Batch Market capacity.

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13. Providing SONO/WOS liquidity

A liquidity position places both SONO and WOS into the Frequency Pool and receives Pool shares. Each account has one continuing LP position, and later deposits add to that same position. The shares represent a percentage of the room, so the amount of each currency behind them changes as the Pool reserves change.

First position

Later deposits follow the live reserve ratio

After the Pool has active liquidity, deposits use both currencies near the current SONO/WOS reserve ratio. The accepted tolerance is about 1%. The UI auto-fill prepares the matching side from the current quote.

How later shares are determined

The position calculates the share implied by the SONO side and the share implied by the WOS side, then uses the smaller value. This keeps the new Pool shares supported by both currencies in the deposited pair and prevents one side from claiming a larger share than the matching side can support.

34% time-based reward

The Pool pays a linear 34% APY game bonus on recorded SONO and WOS principal. A top-up increases the recorded principal while the continuing position keeps its original start time, so the added amount joins the same ongoing position. The interface shows the estimated SONO and WOS time bonus alongside Pool PnL.

Current LP withdrawal

A current LP withdrawal completes immediately and returns the current share of both reserves plus the calculated time-based bonus. Very old positions that already entered a historical unlock keep that previously recorded timer until it finishes.

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14. Instant SONO ⇄ WOS swaps

An instant swap sends one currency into the Frequency Pool and receives the other from the current reserves. The Pool keeps a 0.3% fee, leaving 99.7% of the input for the output formula.

Slippage protection

The quote also calculates a minimum acceptable output from the selected max-slippage setting. If reserve movement pushes the result below that minimum before confirmation, the swap is rejected and both balances remain at their previous amounts. This protects the player from accepting a materially worse quote after the preview was shown.

UTC-day swap-input limits

SONO input and WOS input each have their own UTC-day usage meter. Daily Amplifier applies to other economy routes.

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15. Single-sided SONO staking

Single-sided staking uses SONO alone and pays a linear 9% APY game reward in SONO. The position is simply SONO principal plus accrued SONO yield and the fourteen-day exit process. Pool reserve composition belongs to LP positions, outside this stake, so the staking page has no WOS share or Pool PnL to track.

What a top-up does

A top-up first folds accumulated yield into the continuing principal, then adds the new SONO and starts a new timing period. An active unlock is cancelled by the top-up and the position returns to active staking.

Two-step withdrawal

1. Press the withdrawal control once to begin the 14-day unlock.
2. After the timer finishes, press it again to receive principal plus the final accrued SONO yield.

LP combines a 34% time-based bonus with changing SONO/WOS reserve composition and current instant withdrawal. Single-sided SONO staking keeps the position entirely in SONO, uses a 9% time-based reward and asks for a fourteen-day withdrawal process. The choice is therefore about composition, exit timing and where the account wants its SONO available.

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16. Relic Market and direct offers

🏷 The Relic Market moves individual Sonic Relics for SONO. Market value can reflect rarity, quality, upgrade level, school, Memory Word, affixes, Super Talent Boosts, source, Phrase usefulness, historical Burn era and current build demand.

Minimum ordinary listing prices

The ordinary seller fee begins at 3%. Active Market Fee Reduction lowers that rate down to the current 1% minimum.

What happens to a listed relic

A listed relic stays committed to the Market until sale, cancellation or expiry. During that time the Market is using the object, so the same relic is unavailable for Relic Burn, Phrase binding, Active Resonance changes and other incompatible actions. Equipped, Phrase-bound, auctioned and other protected uses must be cleared before listing. Cancellation or expiry returns the relic to the owner’s available archive.

Direct Offers

A Direct Offer targets one existing relic at a proposed SONO price. The owner can accept, reject or leave it until the 72-hour expiry. Acceptance checks the current owner, relic availability and buyer balance at that moment, then transfers the relic and SONO together. On rejection or expiry, relic ownership and both SONO balances remain exactly where they were.

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17. Batch Market capacity

Batch tools save repetitive listing and buying work. They use explicit convenience fees and the same daily relic-unit capacity. Several smaller batch actions accumulate against the same daily allowance.

Buying extra daily capacity

• Base maximum purchasable extra capacity: 50 units per route.
• With at least 5 equipped Economy-school relics: the purchase ceiling becomes 500 units.
• Daily Limit Capacity can expand the supported ceiling further.
• The per-operation limits of 50 listings / 15 purchases still remain.

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18. Relic Auction

🎙 Auction uses SONO bids and a WOS creation fee. The seller chooses a starting price, one of five durations and an optional buyout. Normal access begins at Level 50 + Mining Pass; higher-rarity trade keeps the Explorer requirement.

• The next valid bid is at least 5% higher than the current requirement.
• An optional buyout must be above the starting price and closes the Auction immediately when used.
• SONO committed by the current leading bidder is held while that bid leads.
• An outbid player receives the held SONO back.
• An auction that expires with zero bids returns the relic to the seller.
• Final seller proceeds use the normal Market seller-fee route and current Market Fee Reduction.

Auction duration changes both exposure time and creation cost. Longer rooms cost more and give more players time to discover the relic. Shorter rooms cost less and close sooner.

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19. Farm economy

🌿 Reverie Farm turns Expedition progress, WOS upgrades and account specialization into recurring SONO or Relic Fragment production. Hotspot value depends on production rate, silo size, harvest timing, bonus rolls, upgrade price and the usefulness of the resource produced.

Farm upgrade pricing

Farm upgrades begin from a SONO-equivalent branch price, grow with upgrade level and map depth, receive the relevant talent/build discounts, and are then converted into WOS using the current Pool quote.

Upgrade growth is ×1.34 per level, with an additional +30% depth factor per map group. Grandmaster Reset uses a ×25 Farm upgrade-cost layer. Token Alchemist reduces the pre-conversion upgrade price by roughly 4.5% per effective level with a floor near 55% of the undiscounted layer; Farm Banks Builder contributes another −1.5% per level, and Active Resonance can add its own Farm Upgrade discount.

Harvest ceilings and elapsed time

A partial harvest receives the earned share of the ceiling based on silo fill and the elapsed time since the previous paid harvest. After a paid harvest, the time allowance starts building again from that moment. Frequent collection simply cuts the same time-earned allowance into smaller pieces: a five-minute return to the Farm carries roughly five minutes of newly earned ceiling, while a full six-hour allowance requires the corresponding elapsed time.

Achievement Rank after the base ceiling

The hotspot first resolves the eligible base harvest against its current ceiling. Achievement Rank is applied afterward, which allows Rank to raise a mature harvest above the ordinary 150,000 SONO / 1,000,000 Fragment base ceiling. Triggered Yield Bonus and Micro Drop rewards are added after the ceiling and Rank steps.

• Yield Bonus: when triggered, usually adds 10–12% of the already paid harvest.
• Micro Drop: when triggered, adds about 2–4% of the paid harvest, with a small fixed floor for early Farms.
• Warped headroom: late BUZZER-v2 Farm ceiling effects can raise supported base ceilings by up to +75%.

Full-cycle timing floor

Ordinary speed growth reaches a 6-hour minimum full-cycle floor. A local ×1.5 Cycle Boost raises production and the time allowance together while active, bringing that minimum to 4 hours. The boost is calculated over the part of the cycle that actually overlaps its active duration. An hour of active Cycle Boost therefore improves that hour of production; earlier and later hours keep their ordinary timing.

Build specialization

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20. Mint Circuit: Economy Active Resonance

🧘🏻‍♀️ Equipped Economy-school relics form the Mint Circuit. The built-in school thresholds accumulate: reaching 11 pieces keeps the rewards already opened at 3, 5 and 8.

Amplification rules

• Direct Economy relic affixes can be amplified by the current Economy-school live-affix rules.
• 🫙 Soothe Sauce pairs with effective Token Alchemist for Economy-school equipped-affix amplification: +2% × the lower effective level.
• Secret Phrase collection mastery can strengthen eligible live affixes and school-set routes once its milestones are complete.
• Multiple active school sets scale the older aggregate set layer: 2 active sets ×1.40, 3 ×1.90, 4+ ×2.60.
• Warped Fault Lines and other separate late-Field layers keep their own bounded rules and are calculated outside the ordinary Economy-school affix pool.

Autumn Forge Circuit

During the current autumn seasonal resonance, the Craft / Economy / Phrase circuit adds +4 Craft Success, +9% Burn SONO Yield, +1.5% Market Fee Reduction, +8% Fragments → Points, +8% Secret Phrase reward and +1.25% Phrase-bind upgrade pressure. This seasonal layer is calculated separately from the ordinary Economy-school set.

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21. Daily Limit Capacity

Daily Limit Capacity raises how much a supported route can process during one UTC day. It changes the size of the daily allowance. Exchange rates, rarity chances, Pool prices and reward percentages continue to use their own formulas, so a larger capacity percentage means more room to use a route during the day.

Craft capacity in RFV235

The Craft screen separates three numbers. Daily included comes from the base 25, Crafting Adept and whole Craft Attempts supplied by the build. More you can buy is the paid reserve: it starts from 100 extra attempts, or 500 with at least 5 Craft + 5 Daily relics equipped, and Daily Limit Capacity expands this paid reserve. Every purchased attempt costs 80 Fragments. Crafts ready now is the amount currently available for immediate use after the included and purchased pieces are combined.

The ordinary final Craft safety ceiling is 50,000 processed attempts per UTC day. A BUZZER-v2 Warped Craft Ceiling can add up to +75% headroom, giving an absolute maximum of 87,500. Purchased and included attempts still determine how much of that ceiling the account can actually use.

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22. Talents and statuses

Several Talents and account statuses affect multiple economy routes. The table below shows the economy functions that matter for planning conversions and large purchases.

Several unlocks read the underlying Talent progression, while bonuses shown in other places may use an effective level that includes equipped relic support. The Talents guide marks base, relic-added and effective requirements for each relevant gate.

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23. Economy achievements and archive milestones

Long-term economy routes leave permanent archive marks. Achievement rewards return Fragments and SONO to the account, and Achievement Rank can later influence other systems — including the post-ceiling Farm payout layer.

WOS Lathe: lifetime Points → WOS curve bands

Fragment Furnace lifetime volume

Market, Auction, Farm, Farm Harvest, Economy balances, relic upgrades and other connected systems have their own achievement branches. A large conversion can also cross the next archive threshold, so include the corresponding achievement reward when evaluating long-term value. The live conversion quote itself remains focused on the immediate action.

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24. Reading previews and limits

The Economy interface shows fixed rates, lifetime rates, moving Pool quotes, personal build modifiers, daily capacity and object-specific values. They can all appear beside one another, so read the label before treating two percentages as comparable. A larger daily allowance, a cheaper fee and a larger payout are three different effects even when the displayed percentage happens to be the same.

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25. Confirmations, history and recovery

An economy action can finish before the browser has managed to show its success message. After an uncertain click, check the current balance, the Currency Ledger and the current relic or position status before sending the same action again. Those three places show what the game has already recorded.

Where to look after an uncertain operation

• Points / GAS / WOS / SONO conversion: Profile balances and Currency Ledger.
• Season Entry: Season card plus Points/WOS balance change.
• Market / Auction: relic status, active listing/auction and trade history.
• Pool: current position, current share and SONO/WOS balances.
• Staking: principal, unlock status and SONO balance.
• Relic Burn: inventory disappearance plus SONO/GAS movement.

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26. Common economy approaches

These examples show common ways players organize the same economy. An account can move between them at any time as its current shortage, build and progression goals change.

At higher progression, the economy becomes cyclical. Listening, Daily, Tasks and Farms create resources. Those resources finance levels, Craft, trade and infrastructure. Relics, achievements and stronger builds then improve the next production cycle. Most mature accounts therefore move between several approaches on this page: one shortage is solved, the new output becomes material for the next system, and the useful route changes again.

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27. Worked examples

Example A — I need 2B GAS for a known operation

Example B — 10,000 Fragments at the Furnace center

Example C — entering a Season after ordinary WOS printing

Example D — a current-era Legendary Relic

Example E — Farm Rank beyond the ceiling

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28. FAQ

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29. Related guides