Run & progression guide

Neon Abyss 2 Fate: Progression, Records & Run Scope

The PC-build catalogue lists 48 Fate cards across blessings, misfortunes and sufferings, with point values, stack limits and unlock tasks. Veewo separately confirms the highest-Fate record on each Agent profile.

Sources checked:

Card reference
The catalogue is from CapyDB's extraction of PC build 2026.10.8.72af32744d5, updated 2026-10-10; unofficial.
Agent record
Veewo's 1.0 notes confirm the highest Fate record appears on each Agent profile but do not define its formula.

Start and finish

Keep three Fate references separate: Fate-card setup, Fate settings, and the highest Fate record on each Agent profile. CapyDB’s October 2026 PC-build extraction lists 48 Fate cards—22 blessings, 18 misfortunes and 8 sufferings—with point costs or gains, stack limits and unlock conditions. Veewo’s 1.0 notes confirm the per-Agent highest-Fate record and co-op Fate settings but do not explain its scoring formula or equate it with a card budget.

A current-build Fate-card catalogue

CapyDB lists 48 Fate cards: 22 blessings, 18 misfortunes and 8 sufferings. Each entry includes its point cost or gain, maximum stacks and unlock condition. Examples include Adorable Companions (a blessing that starts a run with mini Hatchmon), Double Reinforcement (a misfortune that requires more keys to unlock objects) and Data Pollution (a suffering that can prevent some pickups).

Use the full Fate-card list for exact point values, stack limits and unlock tasks in this build. This is a setup reference, not an official definition of the highest-Fate profile record.

The highest-Fate Agent record

Veewo’s 1.0 announcement says each Agent profile records that Agent’s highest Fate. It also mentions a co-op bug involving ownership of Fate settings. The announcement does not define the highest-Fate calculation or connect the record to points spent on Fate cards.

Keep Fate and Faith separate

Faith is the run-side meter selected at a Faith Pillar. Fate cards are a separate setup reference in the extracted PC data, and the Agent profile has a highest-Fate record in Veewo’s notes. Public sources do not explain a formula linking the systems. See Faith choices.

Sources and scope

  1. Veewo Games — Neon Abyss 2 1.0 launch notes · 2026-10-07

    Officially confirms each Agent profile displays a highest Fate record, mentions incorrect ownership of co-op clients’ Fate settings, says Evolution unlock order was refined, and describes Targets route information. It does not provide Fate-value math, a current Fate-card list, or a current card unlock node.

  2. Veewo Games — Patch Notes 6.26 (June 26, 2026) · 2026-06-26

    Pre-1.0 patch note records fixes for Fate-screen hover-card effects and the ABYSSAL Fate value display on the settlement screen; it does not define the value or link it to the later per-Agent highest-Fate record.

  3. TheGamer — How to Get Permanent Upgrades in Neon Abyss 2

    The guide explicitly says it covers Early Access and reports an Evolution-perk unlock for the Fate Card system. Used as historical context only; no 1.0 unlock path or current card list is inferred.

  4. Neon Abyss 2 — official Steam store description

    Officially describes Faith as spendable on shop items, recruiting Hatchmon or a game of chance; used to distinguish Faith from Fate records.

  5. CapyDB — Neon Abyss 2 Fates · 2026-10-10

    Unofficial game-data extraction for PC build 2026.10.8.72af32744d5; imported October 10, 2026. Lists 48 Fate cards with categories, point values, stack limits and unlock conditions for PC build 2026.10.8.72af32744d5.

  6. Veewo Games — Neon Abyss 2 Available Now in 1.0 · 2026-10-08

    Officially confirms per-Agent highest Fate records and co-op Fate settings; it does not define the record formula or card-point relationship.

Prepared from the sources listed above. “Sources checked” records a source review, not gameplay testing by this website. Source scope is retained where it affects the answer.