Tasks

The Tasks page collects short goals you finish by using Reverie, each with a reward you claim by hand. Open it from the account menu, or from the Tasks row on the app home page, which appears once today's check-in is claimed and something is waiting to be claimed. The page also carries the daily check-in and the lucky draw, so everything you can collect in a day sits in one place. Tasks are on the website only.

How tasks work

There are three kinds, on three tabs:

Every task is about chatting, so none of them asks you to play interactive stories or novels. Progress counts by itself as you go: a reply arriving in a chat, a check-in claimed, a character favorited. Chat tasks count every reply you get, including free ones and replies on a free model. A task's Go button takes you to where it is done.

Daily tasks and activity

Each daily task adds its activity to today's bar as soon as it is done, and the bar opens chests along the way, up to 100. A task that pays only activity needs no claim. The daily tasks offer more activity than the bar holds, so you don't have to do every one: checking in, drawing and chatting reach 100 without the voice task. Activity, like the tasks, starts over at 00:00 UTC.

Weekly tasks

Limited-time tasks

From time to time a few tasks run for a set window, in a Limited-time tasks card above the tabs. Each says when it ends and pays once. The goal can be replies (from any character, or only from the one it names), chatting with different characters, a group chat, speech, images, check-ins or lucky draws, and some have nothing to do at all: they read Nothing to do: tap Claim to collect it. Some are open only to members, and some only to accounts created before a certain date. A limited-time task's credits take your plan's multiplier only when it shows what your plan adds next to its reward.

If one with a goal ends before you claim it, the reward is added on your next visit within 9 days, like other missed rewards. One with nothing to do closes when it ends.

Member perks

With a subscription, the Tasks page pays you more, every chest pays a member reward on top, and two weekly tasks are yours alone. Any plan counts, including a Premium trial started from a trial card. Without a plan, the page shows next to each reward what Premium would add, with a button to subscribe; once you've collected credits this week from check-ins, draws and tasks, it also says how many more Premium would have paid on them.

Every credit reward on the page is multiplied by your plan's lucky draw multiplier: tasks, chests and the getting-started bonus. The whole reward lands in one Bonus transaction, and the toast after a claim says how much of it came from your plan. Extra draws you earn anywhere on the page roll at the same multiplier, like the day's free draw.

Claimed a task's credits without a plan, then subscribed? Your plan's bonus on that reward can still be added: until the day ends at 00:00 UTC for a daily, weekly or getting-started task, and until the task ends for a limited-time task that takes the multiplier. The task moves back to the top of its list with an Add button showing the amount, and Claim all picks it up too; it lands as its own Bonus transaction. Without a plan, such a task shows what Premium would add and how long you have. Chests and the getting-started bonus aren't topped up this way, and neither is a reward added on a later visit after its day or week had ended.

Each activity chest has a member track, shown under its rewards: credits paid on top of the chest when you open it, at your plan's multiplier (the table under Daily tasks and activity lists them before it). Reaching a chest counts whether or not you have a plan, so if you subscribe later the same day, the member track of every chest you already reached is waiting, even on a chest you already opened. Without a plan, the activity card says how many member credits today's activity has already reached. Member tracks from earlier days that went unpaid are paid on your next visit while you have a plan, like other missed rewards.

The member tasks sit at the end of the Weekly tab, under Member tasks, and start over with the other weekly tasks.

Progress on them counts whether or not you have a plan, so a task you finish before subscribing can be claimed as soon as you subscribe. Their rewards are paid only while you have a plan.

With a paid plan, the members card also shows how much your plan has added this week to your check-ins, draws and tasks, and how many of this month's plan credits are left, with the date the unused ones expire. If you've cancelled, it shows the date your plan ends and what goes with it, and the button to keep your plan (Keep Premium on Premium) opens your subscription settings, where you can resume it.

Getting started

Each one-time task pays once per account, in credits or in a few free uses of a feature, so finishing one leads straight into trying the next. Finishing every task in this table unlocks a bonus of 10,000 credits, 1 extra draw.

The tasks under Extras pay their own rewards but don't count toward the bonus, so none of them stands between you and it: the Two-week streak is a milestone of its own, not every browser can show notifications, and a group chat, a fork or a character of your own is there to try whenever you like. Stay in the loop is done by tapping Go, which asks this browser for permission to notify you.

Some of these you may have done before the Tasks page existed. A finished profile, a persona, a favorite, a character of your own and a check-in streak that is still going count as soon as you open the page; claim them like any other task.

While your welcome gift is running, the Getting started tab also shows its three boxes: open one that is ready right there, or see when the next one unlocks. A new account opens the Tasks page on this tab until the getting-started bonus is claimed.

What the rewards are

Free uses are spent before your credits, until they run out. Free uses and extra draws expire 7 days after you earn them; Your earned rewards on the Tasks page lists what you have and when each runs out.

The Premium trial card

The One-week streak pays a Premium trial card, once per account. It waits under Your earned rewards until you press Start trial, so the days never run while you're away; start it within 14 days of earning it. If you haven't started it by the day before it expires, you get a reminder.

Starting it gives you 3 days of Premium: every Premium benefit, with 600,000 credits for those days. The trial ends on its own and never renews or charges you, and credits left from it expire with it. About a day before it ends you get a notice, and when it ends the app tells you how much you used. You can subscribe at any point during the trial: the paid plan takes over right away and the trial closes, and the trial credits you haven't used move to your balance, where they don't expire.

If you already have a subscription when you start the card, a trial can't run on top of it, so the card becomes 30,000 credits instead (the button reads Get credits).

When a claim is refused

Tasks and achievements

Achievements are long-term milestones that unlock once and pay titles, frames and larger credit rewards. Tasks are short, start over, and pay things you use up. The same action can move both: your first fork completes First fork here and counts toward the forking achievements there.

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