Tasks are much more than a checklist. Each completed task gives an instant reward, permanently strengthens future listening sessions, adds fragment pressure to your account, and in developed builds can also become a relic source. Once Tasks relics enter Active Resonance, the whole lane turns into a proper build path instead of a side tab.

• You open a task, complete the action, then check it.
• The account receives an instant Points reward based on your current level.
• The same completion also adds a permanent passive boost to future listening.
• Fragments are added on top.
• Developed task builds can also roll relic drops on each completed task.
• Later, the weekly completed-task reset can reopen finished tasks and let the lane start moving again.

The current Tasks tab is designed around quick reading and regular return. It is meant to feel like a compact command board: you should be able to understand what is available, what is finished, what is worth prioritizing, and whether your build is mature enough to turn task completions into something bigger than one-time clicks.

The interface groups tasks into readable public-facing categories. These categories help navigation first: they make it easier to see whether a task belongs to the game’s own guide ecosystem, the community layer, partner material, support routes, radio-related tasks or the wider SONO / Koii orbit.

The category shell makes route planning easier. Some players like to clear guide-linked tasks first, some prefer social and partner routes, and others use the task tab as a background progression tool while focusing on listening or relic systems. The category layout supports all three playstyles cleanly.

• Each task completion grants its reward package once when the task is successfully checked.
• The package can include instant Points, permanent passive listening boost, fragments, and later-game relic rolls.
• A completed task remains completed until the weekly completed-task reset becomes available and is used.

Tasks have two reward tempos at the same time. The first is immediate: Points and fragments arrive now. The second is persistent: the passive boost from task completion stays with your account and changes the value of future listening sessions.

The instant task payout is level-scaled. The game reads your current level at the moment of completion, then applies the task reward ladder.

• Task Artisan: +15% task Points per talent level, applied to the base reward.
• Mining Pass: ×2 to task Points.
• Sonic Explorer Status: another ×2 on top.

Tasks scale from a compact early-game source into a very serious mid- and late-game Points lane. A developed account with strong task talent investment and both status multipliers can turn the same finished task into a much heavier reward event than the base ladder alone suggests.

Task completion is not a closed reward loop. Each completed task permanently adds to your global passive listening boost, so the task tab keeps paying long after the one-time completion reward is gone.

• In normal mode, Task Artisan adds +700% permanent passive boost per talent level to each completed task.
• With Grandmaster Reset active, each completed task gives at least +100,000% permanent passive boost.
• With Grandmaster Reset active, Task Artisan adds another +50,000% per talent level to each completed task.
• Grandmaster Relic doubles the final passive task boost, including both the base part and the Task Artisan part.

The permanent passive boost is what turns Tasks from a one-time utility tab into a compounding part of the account. Even if you are not playing Tasks as your main lane, completed tasks continue shaping the value of future listening rewards.

• +1 base fragment per completed task
• +1 additional fragment for each level of Task Artisan
• +1 extra fragment if you have Sonic Explorer Status

Tasks feed directly into relic progression. Even when you are running the tab mainly for Points and passive boost, the fragment layer quietly builds your next crafting step in the background.

Tasks can become a relic source once the build is mature enough. This is not active from the start. It opens only after the account invests into the correct talent pair.

• You need Task Artisan 10.
• You also need Sonic Scholar 10.
• Once both are active, each completed task gains a relic roll.

• Each completed task performs one relic roll.
• The resulting relic can be anything from Simple up to Legendary.
• Rarity is random.
• If you have Field Recordist Bag 10, the dropped task relic gets a 5% duplicate chance.

Once tasks start dropping relics, Field Recordist Bag stops being a side detail and becomes part of the expected value of the lane. The task screen stays the same, but the account behind it is now rolling an additional premium branch on every successful completion.

The current task system includes a weekly completed-task reset. Once unlocked, it reopens finished tasks and lets the tab come alive again. This is a build feature, not a default baseline.

• 5 equipped Tasks relics
• Task Artisan 10
• Daily Amplifier 10

• If the reset is available, the UI shows that it is ready.
• If the reset is not currently available, the UI can show a cooldown timer until the next reset moment.
• After a talent reset, the weekly task reset is blocked for 7 days.
• Resetting talents now also delays the weekly task reset timer.

The weekly reset is not framed as a pure task-only mechanic. The requirement of Daily Amplifier 10 ties it to a broader account rhythm: a task build strong enough to reopen itself weekly is expected to be anchored to a mature daily engine as well.

Task relic generation can spill beyond the player who completed the task. If a task generates a relic for you and your referrer has the full Grandmaster eligibility package, that referrer can receive a mirror copy of your task relic.

• The referrer must have an active Grandmaster Reset.
• The referrer must own a Grandmaster Relic.
• The referrer must have Task Artisan 15+.
• When those conditions are satisfied, each such referrer has a 10% chance to receive a GM mirror copy of your task relic.

Tasks sit at the intersection of several systems at once: the direct task talent line, listening reward scaling, fragment generation, relic progression, daily unlock structure, and Grandmaster referral-side mirror routes. The lane becomes much stronger once those systems stop being developed separately.

Tasks is one of the full Active Resonance schools. Once Tasks relics are equipped, they stop being inventory pieces and become part of the account’s live task build.

• Task Points raises the Points gained from completed tasks.
• Task Passive Boost strengthens the permanent listening boost layer gained from completed tasks.
• Task Relic Roll raises the strength of task relic generation once the relic-drop unlock conditions are met.

Tasks-school relics follow the same phrase-chain rules as the rest of Active Resonance. If multiple equipped task relics belong to the same secret phrase family, phrase resonance multiplies the group’s combined active affixes using the standard phrase thresholds.

The Tasks school set is called Work Chorus. It follows the standard school thresholds: 3 / 5 / 8 / 11. Every reached tier stacks into the final total.

Soothe Sauce is the bridge between the main talent tree and Active Resonance. For Tasks-school relics, the matching main talent is Task Artisan.

Every level of Soothe Sauce also adds +0.1 percentage points to Super Talent proc chance on eligible relic upgrades. That matters for Tasks-school relics too, especially once the lane becomes part of a long-term resonance build.

Task Artisan already raises direct task rewards on the talent side. Soothe Sauce lets that same investment reach into equipped Tasks-school relics and amplify their affixes. That closes the loop between the task tab and the relic board.

• Use tasks for reliable early Points and the first layer of permanent listening boost.
• Do not look at the tab as a one-time cleanup list; even early task completions keep shaping future listening value.
• If your build is still young, task Points and passive boost matter more than task relic pressure.

• Task Artisan becomes the main hinge of the whole lane.
• Once task rewards are large enough, Tasks start supporting both immediate growth and long-session listening value at the same time.
• Fragments from tasks begin to matter more because they feed directly into relic shaping.

• Push into Task Artisan 10 + Sonic Scholar 10 if you want Tasks to become a relic source.
• Add Field Recordist Bag 10 if you want the relic branch to feel worth the time.
• Equip Tasks-school relics and build toward Work Chorus thresholds instead of using random filler pieces.
• Bring in Soothe Sauce once Task Artisan is developed enough to justify matching-school amplification.
• Plan for the weekly completed-task reset by working toward 5 equipped Tasks relics, Task Artisan 10 and Daily Amplifier 10.

• Grandmaster accounts turn task passive boost into a much heavier long-term layer.
• Grandmaster Relic doubles the final passive task boost.
• Task Artisan 15 becomes part of the mirror route for referral-side GM relic copying from task drops.
• The task lane then stops being local account growth only and starts touching referral-side premium duplication logic.

• Treating task rewards as “just Points” and ignoring the permanent boost layer.
• Developing Task Artisan but never finishing the Sonic Scholar gate for task relics.
• Ignoring Tasks-school relics while expecting the weekly reset to matter.
• Using a talent reset carelessly and then wondering why weekly task reset is blocked for 7 days.
• Stacking random relics instead of building toward Work Chorus thresholds.

Do tasks only pay once?

• Each task completion pays once while the task is in its completed state.
• The weekly completed-task reset can reopen completed tasks once its unlock conditions are satisfied.

What is the most important hidden part of tasks?

• The permanent passive listening boost.
• It keeps paying through future listening sessions long after the one-time task Points are already gone.

When do tasks start dropping relics?

• When both Task Artisan 10 and Sonic Scholar 10 are active.

How do I make task relic drops stronger?

• Develop the task relic route through Tasks-school Active Resonance.
• Build toward Work Chorus thresholds.
• Use Soothe Sauce with Task Artisan for matching-school amplification.
• Bring in Field Recordist Bag if you want duplicate pressure too.

Why can’t I use the weekly task reset yet?

• You need 5 equipped Tasks relics, Task Artisan 10 and Daily Amplifier 10.
• If you recently reset talents, the weekly task reset is also blocked for 7 days.

Do task categories change rewards?

• No.
• Categories help navigation and reading. Reward strength comes from completion state, level, talents, statuses and relic build state.

What makes the biggest difference to task Points?

• Level sets the base reward ladder.
• Task Artisan raises that base.
• Mining Pass and Sonic Explorer Status then multiply the result.

What is the cleanest way to think about a strong task build?

• Task Artisan gives the lane its backbone.
• Tasks-school relics give it shape.
• Soothe Sauce and Work Chorus give it polish.
• Grandmaster systems give it scale.