Getting Started: Your First 30 Minutes in Reverie Field
The first half hour should give you the whole shape of Reverie Field without forcing you to understand every late-game system. Start the Radio, claim the first safe rewards, open your Profile, look at Tasks and Learn, and treat Relics as the long-term archive that will slowly become your build.
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First 5 minutes
Your first goal is simple: confirm that the game can identify you, start the radio cleanly, and let the first session run long enough to become meaningful. Reverie Field is built around real listening sessions, so very short taps are not the main path.
🎧 Start the Radio
Open the Radio tab and start listening. The game creates a listening session, confirms it with the server, and then keeps it alive through heartbeat checks.
📡 Let the session stabilize
Do not immediately close the page. A clean session has a start, a verified middle and a readable ending.
🔢 Watch Points grow later
Listening rewards are settled when the session is stopped or safely finalized. The popup is your receipt.
🔒 Create a session password when asked
Important actions such as minting, crafting, selling, buying and some protected reward actions can ask for your session password.
Let your first session run for at least several minutes. Relic generation from listening needs 10 effective reward minutes, while very short sessions are mostly useful for checking that the app works.
Your first listening session
Listening is the core loop. A session can create 🔢 Points, long-term listening history, some 🧩 Relic Fragments from talent milestones, and a rare chance to find a 🏺 Sonic Relic.
| Part | Player-facing meaning |
|---|---|
| Base listening rate | 900 🔢 Points per effective reward minute, before your build and bonuses are applied. |
| Session cap | One session can settle up to 4 hours. |
| Daily reward windows | The first 16h of a UTC day pay full rewards, 16–20h pay half, and 20–24h record time but pay no rewards. |
| Relic roll gate | A listening segment needs at least 10 effective reward minutes to be eligible for a listening relic roll. |
| Safe recovery | If the app returns after a background gap, the game can show a Previous Session Archive instead of losing the story. |
Effective reward time is not always the same as real time. If you are in the 50% daily window, the paid part is reduced. If you are in the 0% window, the time can still be recorded but it does not create Points, Fragments or relic rolls.
Profile, Points and WOS
The Profile tab is where early progression starts to make sense. You see your 🔢 Points, 🪙 WOS, SONO, 🧩 Relic Fragments, rank, level, statuses, daily claim, mint and conversion tools.
🔢 Points
Points are the main activity score. You earn them from listening and many game actions. They can later be converted into WOS through the mint route.
🪙 WOS
WOS exists as an off-chain game balance and as an on-chain token route. Inside the game, 1 on-chain WOS corresponds to 10,000 in-game WOS balance.
🧩 Relic Fragments
Fragments are used for crafting, extra craft attempts, some resets and other progression actions. Later they can also be converted into Points.
🌌 Statuses
Mining Pass, Sonic Explorer and Grandmaster Relic change different parts of your account. They are not required to understand the first session.
Minting WOS from Points starts from the simple idea of 1,000,000 Points → 1 WOS before the lifetime curve and bonuses. As your lifetime WOS-from-Points amount grows, the curve becomes stricter. Token Alchemist can improve supported payouts later.
Daily, Learn and Tasks
After your first Radio check, the best early routine is to use the stable daily systems. They do not require rare relics to matter.
📅 Daily Claim
Claim it when available. Daily Amplifier, Explorer and Grandmaster Relic can make this much stronger later.
🧸 Learn
Describe what you hear. Accepted Learn submissions can grant fragments and, with the right setup, a chance at SONO and relics.
🎭 Tasks
Tasks give rewards and long-term account boost. Task Artisan turns tasks into a serious progression lane later.
🔗 Referrals
Referral activation requires progression and is designed as a network system, not as something you need to solve in minute one.
Your first relics
Relics are long-term build objects. Early on, simply learn how to recognize rarity, quality, school, level and whether the relic is locked, listed, equipped or phrase-bound.
| Relic layer | What to look for |
|---|---|
| Rarity | Simple, Rare, Epic, Legendary and special Grandmaster identity. |
| Quality | mp3, flac, wav and DSD. Higher quality strengthens active affix values. |
| School | Listening, Craft, Learn, Phrase, Referral, Daily, Expedition, Farm, Economy, Relic Hunt and Tasks. |
| Affixes | The actual bonuses that become active when the relic is equipped in Active Resonance. |
| Memory | The inspection window that shows the relic’s identity, sound memory and build details. |
Save expensive late upgrades for relics that fit your actual build. Level 16 is the current relic cap, but the best early move is understanding your relics before spending hard resources.
What not to worry about yet
- Active Resonance min-maxing: important later, but not required for the first 30 minutes.
- Grandmaster Reset: a late-game reset path, not an early objective.
- Auctions and Market strategy: trading opens with level gates and needs more context.
- Farm routing: Farms matter after you unlock and upgrade hotspots through the wider game.
- Secret Phrase chains: powerful later, but first you only need to understand that phrase-bound relics can become build anchors.
Good early habits
- Start Radio and let the session run long enough to be meaningful.
- Use Stop Listening when you are done, instead of closing the page immediately.
- Read the Session Points popup. It explains the settlement.
- Claim Daily, try Learn, and complete some Tasks.
- Check Relics and Memory, but do not rush expensive upgrade paths.
- Create or remember your session password for protected economy actions.