How Many Oroberyl One Origeometry Buys

One Origeometry converts into 75 Oroberyl for character-banner Headhunting, or 25 Arsenal Tickets when the pull is for a weapon — the Arknights: Endfield page publishes both numbers. The largest listed bundle, 194+48 Origeometry, is 242 units at $52.35, which turns into 18,150 Oroberyl at that conversion.

The conversion, stated plainly

Origeometry is the paid unit on Arknights: Endfield; Oroberyl is what the character banner consumes. The page publishes the exchange rate without decoration: one Origeometry becomes 75 Oroberyl on the character banner, or 25 Arsenal Tickets when the pull is a weapon. That single line does most of the work when you are choosing between bundles, because it lets you convert every listed tier into one common measure.

Note the split. A bundle bought for Headhunting is worth 75 Oroberyl per unit; the same bundle aimed at the weapon banner is worth 25 Arsenal Tickets per unit. Neither figure changes with the size of the order, and neither is affected by which naming a bundle carries.

How an Endfield order is placed

The KeyGold route for Arknights: Endfield is an account login top-up with a strict list of requirements, because the game accepts only its own sign-in. What the buyer provides: the official Gryphline or Hypergryph login email and password, the Player UID shown at the bottom-left of the main screen, the in-game nickname, and the server — Asia or Americas/Europe. Google, Facebook and PlayStation sign-ins are not supported, and the two servers share neither progress nor purchases.

Stay out of the game while the order is processed. The published warning is direct: an open session is kicked, and the top-up fails. Delivery is given as 15–30 minutes after payment, and live chat is staffed 24/7 for the whole run, so a wrong nickname or a missing UID can usually be fixed before the order fails rather than after.

The three fields that decide whether the order lands

The UID is the field people get wrong most often. It sits at the bottom-left of the main screen, it is not your nickname, and it is not the email address you sign in with. Because the top-up is an account login order, the server has to match as well: Asia and Americas/Europe hold separate progress and separate purchases, so a bundle sent to the wrong one does not appear where you are looking.

The nickname is the third check. It is the name shown in game, including any capitalisation, and it is what the page asks you to double-check before paying. Wrong nickname plus correct UID is a recoverable mistake during the order window; the two together pointing at another account is not, which is why five extra seconds on the form is worth the time.

Note what the page does not accept: Google, Facebook and PlayStation sign-ins. Only the official Gryphline or Hypergryph account credentials are used, and that rule exists because the purchase happens inside the game on your own account rather than against a separate wallet.

Signals published on the Endfield page

Two trust lines sit at the top of the game page. The first is a rating of 5.0 from 23 evaluations, which is a small sample and worth reading as such. The second is the refund wording, repeated for this game as: if an order is not delivered or the items cannot be used, KeyGold refunds it in full.

Around those sit the standard markers of the store: live chat staffed 24/7 by a real person before and after an order, encrypted payment channels with antifraud monitoring, an Order Record that keeps the status visible, and a confirmation email once the order completes. The published per-game discount for Arknights: Endfield is 25%.

The Origeometry ladder as listed

Bundles below are quoted exactly as the page shows them, with the bonus units already counted into the middle column. Every figure is in USD.

The bundle ladder, drawn as bar pairs

The chart lifts three rungs out of the table above and sets the store price beside the list price: 21+5 at $6.72 against $8.99, 57+11 at $15.70 against $20.99, and 194+48 at $52.35 against $69.99. The source line under it names the Arknights: Endfield top-up page, read 24 Sept 2026, and the figures are the ones printed there rather than a conversion of anything else.

Taken together the pairs make the same point the division makes: the smallest bundle costs the most per Origeometry, the largest costs the least, and the list price beside each bar is what that bundle would cost in the shop inside the game. Nothing on the chart depends on which banner you are pulling on — it prices the packs themselves.

A worked example: the rate on two bundles

My own example, using published prices and the published conversion. It is arithmetic, not a promise about what your account will hold.

• Assumption: 1 Origeometry = 75 Oroberyl on the character banner, as published.
• Small bundle: 21+5 = 26 Origeometry for $6.72, so $6.72 ÷ 26 = about $0.258 per Origeometry.
• Large bundle: 194+48 = 242 Origeometry for $52.35, so $52.35 ÷ 242 = about $0.216 per Origeometry.
• In Oroberyl: 26 × 75 = 1,950, and 242 × 75 = 18,150.
• Cost per Oroberyl: $6.72 ÷ 1,950 = about $0.0034, and $52.35 ÷ 18,150 = about $0.0029.
• For weapons instead: 242 × 25 = 6,050 Arsenal Tickets from the large bundle.

The example ignores the new-user coupon (15%, no threshold, valid 30 days) and any bank conversion fee, and it assumes the chosen bundle is in stock for the account's server. Change the banner type and the Arsenal Ticket line replaces the Oroberyl line; change the bundle and both rates move.

The bundles priced in the same table are worth a second look if you only want one purchase per month: the Monthly Pass is listed at $3.73 against a $4.99 list price, and the All Rounder Bundle at $14.95 against $19.99. Neither figure changes the conversion arithmetic above; they simply shift how much Origeometry arrives for the same monthly budget, which is the comparison that matters once the login fields are correct.

If you have not ordered on this game before, the top-up index lists the available titles and the games page shows what each one asks for. The Endfield section of the help centre repeats the UID and server rules in more detail.

Frequently asked questions

How much Oroberyl does one Origeometry give?

The Arknights: Endfield page publishes one Origeometry converting into 75 Oroberyl for character-banner Headhunting, or 25 Arsenal Tickets when the pull is for a weapon. The 194+48 bundle totals 242 Origeometry, which is 18,150 Oroberyl or 6,050 Arsenal Tickets at those rates.

Which account details does an Endfield order need?

The official Gryphline or Hypergryph login email and password, the Player UID shown at the bottom-left of the main screen, the in-game nickname, and the server — Asia or Americas/Europe, which share no progress. Google, Facebook and PlayStation sign-ins are not accepted, and the game has to stay logged out while the order is processed.

Checking your bundle before you commit

Work out the Oroberyl you need for the banner you are pulling on, then pick the bundle that covers it without overshooting too far. Confirm the server before you pay, because Asia and Americas/Europe do not share purchases, and copy the Player UID straight from the main screen rather than typing it from memory. The arknights endfield top up page publishes the 15–30 minute window and keeps the order visible in your Order Record until it completes.

Bundle prices, list prices, the Origeometry conversion and the delivery window quoted here come from KeyGold's own game pages, read 24 Sept 2026. ^[1]