Endfield's headhunting calendar has two rhythms that people keep mixing up. The operator banners rotate one at a time, roughly every three weeks, and each one changes exactly three of the eight 6โ˜… slots in the pool. The weapon Issues run on a separate clock and expire after a fixed number of operator banners rather than on a date.

This page keeps the whole thing in one place: what is live today, what is confirmed for the next six weeks, and every Chartered Headhunting banner since launch with its rate-up and window. The dates below come from Gryphline's own notices, which we store in full on the site; where the notice only says "before version update and maintenance", that is what the table says too.

What is running right now

As of Oct. 22, 2026 the operator banner is Rejuvenation, which brought Si in with the Sanctuary of Ink update on Oct. 15. It closes on Nov. 5 at 11:59 server time. The companion weapon banner is Seal of Jade Issue, with Jade Vessel as the rate-up Greatsword.

BannerTypeRate-upWindow (server time)Status
RejuvenationChartered HeadhuntingSi (6โ˜… operator)After the Sanctuary of Ink update – Nov. 5, 2026, 11:59Live, closes Nov. 5
Seal of Jade IssueArsenal Issue (weapons)Jade Vessel (Greatsword)Open since the Sanctuary of Ink update; ends three Chartered banners after RejuvenationLive

The timers are the same moment everywhere. Asia runs on UTC+8 and Americas/Europe on UTC-5, so a Nov. 5, 11:59 close is Nov. 5 in Asia and the same evening of Nov. 4 in the Americas. Gryphline prints both zones in every notice; they are not two separate maintenance windows.

The next six weeks, confirmed dates

The Sanctuary of Ink update notes list the next six banner openings, and they overlap on purpose. A RE-Factor rerun for Tangtang opens on Oct. 29 and runs to Nov. 19, overlapping the last week of Rejuvenation and the first two weeks of the next Chartered banner.

DateBannerTypeRate-up
Oct. 29, 12:00 – Nov. 19, 11:59Ancestral Spring Flows Anew (RE-Factor #1)RE-Factor HeadhuntingTangtang (6โ˜…)
Oct. 29, 12:00 – Nov. 19, 11:59Tender Sprig Issue (RE-Factor #1)RE-Factor Arsenal IssueBrigand's Calling (Handcannon)
Nov. 5, 12:00 – next version maintenanceThe Hearth Fire Beckons the Starry FlowChartered HeadhuntingArgent Flow (6โ˜…)
Nov. 5, 12:00; runs three Chartered bannersMoongleam IssueArsenal IssueLunar Calling (Sword)

Two things are worth flagging. Argent Flow, the rate-up on The Hearth Fire Beckons the Starry Flow, has no operator page on this site yet, so that row is plain text rather than a link. And the two Arsenal Issues do not have end dates at all: Moongleam closes three Chartered banners after The Hearth Fire Beckons the Starry Flow, which is a count, not a day.

Every Chartered Headhunting banner so far

Twelve Chartered banners have run since launch, from Scars of the Forge on Jan. 21 to Rejuvenation on Oct. 14. Every single one put the new 6โ˜… in the same frame: one rate-up, seven other 6โ˜…, a dedicated permit from a seven-day sign-in event, and the same reward ladder.

#BannerRate-up 6โ˜…Window as announced (server time)Pool
1Scars of the ForgeLaevatainAfter start of the official release โ€“ Feb. 7, 2026 at 11:59 AM8
2The Floaty MessengerGilbertaFeb. 7, 2026 at 12:00 โ€“ Feb. 24, 2026 at 11:598
3Hues of PassionYvonneFeb. 24, 2026 at 12:00 – Before version update and maintenance8
4River's DaughterTangtangAfter [Old Deep Water Dies, by Rising Tide It is Denied] version release – Mar. 29, 2026 at 11:598
5Wolf PearlRossiMar. 29, 2026 at 12:00 – Before version update and maintenance8
6Thunder of RenewalZhuang FangyiAfter [At the Wake of Spring] version release – May 22, 2026 at 11:598
7Fists of No RegretsMi FuAfter [Sketches of Lost Heirlooms] version release – June 26, 2026 at 11:598
8Expunger of SinCamilleJune 26, 2026 at 12:00 – Before version update and maintenance8
9North Yearns the Rift VigileArcaneAfter [Homecoming] version release – Aug. 9, 2026 at 11:598
10Good Morning from Your DawnstarLiinoAug. 9, 2026 at 12:00 – Before version update and maintenance8
11Winter HuntTyphoeusAfter [Dreamscape of Wind and Snow] version release – Sept. 30, 2026, 11:598
12RejuvenationSiAfter [Sanctuary of Ink] version update – Nov. 5, 2026 at 11:598

How the eight-slot pool actually works

The pool size never changes. It is eight 6โ˜… every time, in all twelve banners, which is why people keep asking why one operator shows up in the current banner and another does not. The composition is easier to read than it looks. Here is the live Rejuvenation pool, slot by slot:

6โ˜… in the Rejuvenation poolWhy they are there
SiRate-up 6โ˜… of the current banner
TyphoeusRate-up of [Winter Hunt], still inside its 3-banner window
LiinoRate-up of [Good Morning from Your Dawnstar], last banner of its window
EmberIn every Chartered pool since launch
LifengIn every Chartered pool since launch
ArdeliaIn every Chartered pool since launch
Last RiteIn every Chartered pool since launch
PogranichnikIn every Chartered pool since launch

Five 6โ˜… have been in every single Chartered pool since launch: Ember, Lifeng, Ardelia, Last Rite and Pogranichnik. The other three slots are the rate-ups. That is the whole mechanism. It is also why an operator who just had a banner keeps showing up in the next two, then vanishes.

The three-banner window, checked against all twelve banners

Gryphline states the rule in every banner notice: the rate-up 6โ˜… is removed from the Chartered pool three banners later and is never added to Basic Headhunting. We tested that against the archive instead of trusting the wording, and it holds exactly from banner three onward. In each of those ten banners, the pool equals the current rate-up, the two previous rate-ups, and the five permanent residents, no more and no less.

  • [Thunder of Renewal]: Zhuang Fangyi, plus Rossi and Tangtang, plus the five.
  • [Winter Hunt]: Typhoeus, plus Liino and Arcane, plus the five.
  • [Rejuvenation]: Si, plus Typhoeus and Liino, plus the five.

The first two banners do not fit, and the reason is simply that the pool predates the rotation. [Scars of the Forge] and [The Floaty Messenger] both ran with the launch trio, Laevatain, Gilberta and Yvonne, alongside the five residents. From the third banner, [Hues of Passion], the arithmetic works with no special case: Yvonne was the rate-up, Gilberta and Laevatain were the two previous rate-ups, and the five filled the rest. She then held her slot for exactly the usual window and was gone when [Thunder of Renewal] opened. Her later reappearance came through a different route, Resplendent Spectrum RE-Factor Headhunting #1 on Sept. 24, 2026.

Who has had a rate-up, and who has not

Twelve operators have headlined a Chartered banner: Laevatain, Gilberta, Yvonne, Tangtang, Rossi, Zhuang Fangyi, Mi Fu, Camille, Arcane, Liino, Typhoeus and Si. Nine of them have operator pages here. Liino, Typhoeus and Si do not, so their names appear as text in the tables above rather than links.

Flipping it around, six 6โ˜… operators in our database have never headlined one:

6โ˜… operatorBanner history in the archive
EmberIn all 12 Chartered pools, never rate-up
LifengIn all 12 Chartered pools, never rate-up
ArdeliaIn all 12 Chartered pools, never rate-up
Last RiteIn all 12 Chartered pools, never rate-up
PogranichnikIn all 12 Chartered pools, never rate-up
EndministratorNever appeared in a Chartered pool

Five of those six are the permanent pool residents, and Endministrator has never appeared in a Chartered pool at all. Yvonne used to sit in that list; she now counts as a headliner, with [Hues of Passion] in February and a RE-Factor rerun in September.

The reward ladder: 30, 60 and 240 pulls

Every Chartered banner pays out at the same three thresholds, and the details are where people get caught.

  • 30 pulls gives 10 bonus Urgent Recruitment pulls, which count as one free 10ร— and guarantee at least a 5โ˜…. Those ten do not count toward pity and do not count toward the 60 or 240 thresholds.
  • 60 pulls gives one Headhunting Dossier. When the next Chartered banner starts, it converts automatically into ten HH Permits for that banner, and those permits expire when that banner ends.
  • 240 pulls in one banner gives a Token of that banner's rate-up 6โ˜….

Pulls also mint Arsenal Tickets whether or not you get what you wanted: 2000 for a 6โ˜…, 200 for a 5โ˜…, 20 for a 4โ˜…, spendable at Acquisition Center - Arsenal Exchange. That is the bridge between the operator calendar and the weapon one. Every banner also carries its own sign-in event worth five dedicated permits, with a discounted exchange for more at AIC Quota Exchange.

RE-Factor is a different animal

The Oct. 29 Tangtang rerun is a RE-Factor banner, not a Chartered one, and the pity structure is not the same. A RE-Factor banner guarantees the rate-up 6โ˜… within the first 120 pulls. That guarantee fires once across all RE-Factor banners of the same series, and your pull count carries over to future ones, so a partial run is not wasted.

The reward ladder shifts too: bonus Urgent Recruitment pulls sit at 30, 60 and 90 pulls instead of a single 30-pull step, and accumulated attempts carry between RE-Factor banners. If you are deciding where to spend on a rerun, that carry-over is the part that matters.

Weapon Issues run on a separate clock

Arsenal Issues are the weapon side, and they close on a banner count rather than a date. Seal of Jade Issue ends three Chartered banners after Rejuvenation. Moongleam Issue opens Nov. 5 and ends three Chartered banners after The Hearth Fire Beckons the Starry Flow. Tender Sprig Issue, which reruns Brigand's Calling, is tied to the Tangtang RE-Factor window and closes Nov. 19 with it.

Each Issue works the same way on the inside: buy an Issue, get ten random weapons with at least one 5โ˜… or better, and climb toward an Arms Offering Crate or the rate-up 6โ˜…. We broke the mechanics down separately in how LTO weapon banners work.

What this schedule cannot tell you

Gryphline does not publish a calendar beyond the current version's notes, so anything past Nov. 5 is unknown. Several historical windows say only "before version update and maintenance" rather than a date, because that is all the notice said. We did not convert those into guessed dates.

There is also a version-level quirk worth knowing: a special banner can sit outside all of this. Fest of Brilliance ran from May 14, 2026 with only four 6โ˜… in the pool, Laevatain, Gilberta, Ardelia and Pogranichnik, and its notice states outright that it follows its own rules, is separate from existing banner types, and does not carry over to or from anything else. It is not a Chartered banner with an odd pool; it is a different category.

Quick answers.
Current operator banner: Rejuvenation, Si rate-up, until Nov. 5, 11:59 server time.
Next new operator: Argent Flow, Nov. 5, on The Hearth Fire Beckons the Starry Flow.
Next rerun: Tangtang, Oct. 29 to Nov. 19, on Ancestral Spring Flows Anew RE-Factor #1.
Why is a 6โ˜… in the pool: it is the rate-up, one of the two previous rate-ups, or one of the five permanent residents.
Do rate-ups come back: not in Chartered banners. They leave the pool three banners later and never enter Basic Headhunting; reruns arrive as RE-Factor banners instead.

Sources

Every date and pool list above is parsed from the official notices stored in full on this site: the individual Chartered Headhunting announcements from Jan. 21 to Oct. 14, 2026, the RE-Factor #1 notice from Sept. 24, the Fest of Brilliance notice from May 14, and the Sanctuary of Ink update notes published Oct. 15. Live banner data also feeds the banner schedule tool, and the surrounding events are in the Sanctuary of Ink event schedule.

Operator pages linked here are generated from the game's operator data. Stats, skills and damage numbers are not part of this page; it covers timing and pool composition only. Official announcements are linked through the site's outbound redirect so they open on Gryphline's own news page.