About
Endfield Build
An independent Arknights: Endfield database. Entity data is read from the game's own numbers; the writing on top of it is written by a person and says so. Nothing here is a survey result and nothing here is generated to fill space.
What this site covers
- Operators. Every playable operator: stats to level 90, all three combat skills, talents and Potentials.
- Builds. A recommended weapon, gear set and Potential target per operator, and the reasoning behind each.
- Tier list. An editorial ranking, scored on a stated rubric printed next to it.
- Best teams. Four-slot squad compositions with the mechanic each one is built on.
- Weapons. Every weapon with base ATK by level, its three skills and its Potentials.
- Gear. Every gear piece with its level, stat rows and the set it belongs to.
- Banners. Every headhunting pool with Hypergryph's own published rates and guarantees.
- Pull stats. Community-wide pull aggregates: pity, rate-up win rate and rarity distribution per banner.
- Events and codes. The current event slate and every live redemption code, both swept and dated.
- Interactive map. Every marker across Talos-II: chests, gathering nodes, enemies and points of interest, with a per-browser found checklist.
- Blueprints. A curated set of community AIC factory layouts with real in-game share codes.
Where the data comes from
| Source | What it provides | Why |
|---|---|---|
| endfield.wiki.gg, Cargo tables | Operators, weapons, gear sets, materials, banners and versions: the structured half of every page, and the file name behind every icon on the site. | The Cargo tables are transcribed from the game’s own data by the wiki’s editors and queried directly, so a field here is that field rather than a second-hand summary of it. |
| The same wiki, page wikitext | Per-level numbers: the six base-stat points from level 1 to 90, the twelve levels of each combat skill, talent tiers, Potentials, promotion and skill-upgrade costs. | Those figures exist only inside the page templates, not in a Cargo table, so they are parsed out of the wikitext and nothing is interpolated between the levels the game states. |
| Hypergryph, official channels | Headhunting rates, guarantees, banner mechanics. | Endfield publishes its whole pity curve in the in-game Rules panel, so every rate on the banners page is a stated number rather than a sampled one. Where something is not published, the page says so instead of printing an estimate as though it were official. |
| prydwen.gg | Weapon rankings, gear notes and Potential verdicts on the Build tab, condensed from Prydwen’s own operator pages. | The site owner states he holds authorization from Prydwen to reuse this content. Where Prydwen has not yet covered an operator, the Build tab falls back to this site’s own derived ranking and says which of the two is showing. |
| Game8 | The current redemption codes and the event slate, cross-checked against the wiki. | A code or a date this site cannot verify against a second source is a risk to a reader’s account or calendar, so both are checked against Game8 before publishing. |
| Endfield Tools | The interactive map’s tiles and marker data, and the community factory layouts behind Blueprints. | The map data is reused with the owner’s stated authorization. The Blueprints selection is a separate, later decision described on the methodology page, credited by link rather than claimed under the same authorization. |
| EndfieldPlus | The community-wide pull statistics on the Pull Stats page. | A static, dated snapshot of a public aggregate the site does not query at request time, credited with a link and a capture date. |
Derived, not decided
Build recommendations on this site are derived. Each one runs a stated rule over the game’s own numbers. Which stat a kit multiplies is read from its scaling rows, not from its prose, and a weapon is ranked on whether its type, its base ATK and its skill text act on that stat. The tier list and the team compositions are the exception: those are editorial, and the pages that carry them say so at the top.
The point of doing it that way is that you can disagree with the rule. A ranking nobody can check is a ranking nobody should trust, including one that happens to be right.
What the derivation cannot see is rotation order, SP economy, Potential levels, and how an operator performs against one specific fight. Where a community list disagrees with the one here, it is usually describing one of those.
What this site will not do
- Cite itself. If the only page on the open web carrying a claim is this one, the claim is unsourced. A search engine echoing our own page back is not corroboration.
- Publish unverifiable dates. Headhunting windows and event dates are claims with dates on them. Where there is no source we can check, the page says so rather than transcribing a screenshot.
- Invent ratings. No aggregate rating, no review count, no tier score assigned by hand. We have surveyed nobody.
- Take another site’s work. No copied prose, no images carrying another site’s framing, crop or watermark.
- Ship a page to hold an ad slot. A route either has content or does not exist.
What this site does not cover
Two parts of Endfield stay outside it, both for the same reason: neither can be answered from the game’s own data files.
- Raids and Season Tower. Weekly and Hard Raid encounters, and floor-by-floor Season Tower clears, turn on mechanics and timings that change with the fight. That is a guide written by somebody who cleared it, not a database page.
- A base-building tutorial. The Blueprints section publishes real share codes for community factory layouts; it does not walk through how AIC power and logistics work step by step, which is a different kind of page. The interactive map names and locates every chest, gathering node and point of interest; it does not plan a route between them.
Who runs this and how it is funded
Endfield Build is written and maintained by Lorenzo Bruno (Yieng), who also runs ntebuild.com for Neverness to Everness and aniimoguide.com for Aniimo, with build and tier-list coverage on X as @TheGachaBuild and on TikTok as @yieng.g.
The site runs no third-party ads today. The advertise page states what would be considered if that changes, and the privacy policy states exactly what does and does not leave your browser.
Corrections
Every entity page carries the date its data was last read from source. If a number here disagrees with the game, the game is right and we want to know. Corrections go through the contact page. For how sourcing, dating and corrections are handled as a rule rather than case by case, see the editorial policy. For how the derived numbers themselves are produced, see the methodology page.
About: FAQ
- Who writes Endfield Build?
- Lorenzo Bruno (Yieng), who also runs ntebuild.com (Neverness to Everness) and aniimoguide.com (Aniimo), with build and tier-list coverage on X as @TheGachaBuild and on TikTok as @yieng.g.
- Is Endfield Build official?
- No. This is an unofficial fan resource. Arknights: Endfield is developed and published by Hypergryph and Gryphline; the game’s content, artwork and trademarks belong to them, and this site has no affiliation with either.
- Does this site run ads or track visitors?
- No third-party ads run on any page today. The privacy policy states exactly what leaves your browser, including where analytics is and is not configured, and the advertise page states the rules any future ad placement would follow.
- How do I report a wrong number?
- Through the contact page. Every entity page states the date its data was last read from source, which is the fastest way to pin down a stale figure.