NTE Circle Gifts is the Version 1.4 login event that gives Solid Dice x10 for logging in on seven cumulative days. The event runs from September 30 after the update until November 11 at 05:59 UTC+8, so the seven days do not need to be consecutive and there is plenty of room to miss a day without losing the reward.
The main thing to remember about NTE Circle Gifts is that it is separate from the Pukaland Fest mail. Version 1.4 already gives 10 Solid Dice through the launch gift pack, and Circle Gifts adds another 10 after seven login days, bringing those two confirmed free sources to 20 Solid Dice for an eligible active player.
How to get 10 Solid Dice from NTE Circle Gifts
- Log in after Version 1.4 is live.
- Open the Circle Gifts event page.
- Register a login on seven different days during the event window.
- Claim each available login reward or milestone shown by the event page.
- Collect Solid Dice x10 once the seven-day requirement is complete.
You do not need to complete seven days in a row for NTE Circle Gifts. The official wording says to log in for a total of seven days, which makes cumulative participation the important requirement.
When does NTE Circle Gifts end?
Circle Gifts ends November 11 at 05:59 UTC+8. That gives more than a month from the September 30 launch, but there is still no reason to leave all seven logins until the final week.
Use the in-game event countdown for the final local-time check. UTC+8 closing times can fall on a different calendar date in some regions, especially when a player is calculating from Europe or the Americas.
Do NTE Circle Gifts logins need to be consecutive?
No. The official patch notes describe seven cumulative login days, not a seven-day streak. Missing a day should not reset the total already recorded on the event page.
If the counter does not increase after a fresh daily login, reopen the event interface and check the game’s server-day reset rather than your phone or PC’s local midnight.
How many free dice does Version 1.4 give?
Circle Gifts gives 10 Solid Dice. The September 30 Pukaland Fest Special Gift Pack gives another 10 Solid Dice by mail, so those two launch sources alone account for 20 Solid Dice.
Other Version 1.4 systems can award Fabricated Dice or Solid Dice through progression, web events and paid reward tracks, but they use different requirements and should not be added to the simple seven-day login total.
Where are the NTE Circle Gifts rewards?
Use the Version 1.4 event interface rather than the normal mailbox for the login track. The Pukaland Fest pack is mail, while Circle Gifts is a dedicated event with cumulative login progress.
If you only check Mail, you can claim the first 10 launch dice and still overlook the second set waiting behind the seven-day event.
What if NTE Circle Gifts is not showing?
Make sure the game has updated to Version 1.4 and the September 30 maintenance has finished. Close and reopen NTE if the event list still looks like Version 1.3.
Circle Gifts is officially active from the Version 1.4 launch, so it is not an October phase-two event. If the live event menu is current but the page remains missing, check official service notices before reinstalling the whole game.
Should you claim NTE Circle Gifts immediately?
Claim rewards as they unlock instead of leaving them until November 11. There is no benefit to keeping completed login milestones unclaimed, and collecting them early removes the risk of forgetting before the event closes.
NTE Circle Gifts is one of the easiest Version 1.4 rewards: seven cumulative logins for Solid Dice x10. Start the counter now, claim the separate Pukaland Fest mail as well, and do not mistake the two free-dice sources for the same reward.
Quick check for NTE Circle Gifts
NTE Circle Gifts should be checked against the live Version 1.4 interface because event milestones, mail expiry and later-stage requirements are displayed directly in-game. Use the current reward page or mailbox as the final authority when an older preview shows a different order.
