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11 Overview
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33 Fallen Kite is an A-grade decorative furniture piece in Neverness to Everness. It contributes 15 Comfort and 75 Collection to the player's Anomaly Property stats when placed.
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77 A decorative bouquet.
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99 "Clusters of pink-purple hydrangeas. Sparrows chatter noisily, circling and singing around the flowers. The meaning behind it all is known only to the flowers and birds."
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1111 Property Stats
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1313 Each furniture piece contributes a flat amount to the player's Anomaly Property stats while it is placed in a unit. The values below are the totals Fallen Kite adds to each tracked property pool.
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1515 Property StatValueComfort15Collection75
1616 About Property Stats
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1818 Anomaly Property in Neverness to Everness tracks four headline stats: Comfort, Fortune, Love, and Collection. Comfort and Collection scale almost entirely off the furniture you place; the more pieces you put down, the higher both totals climb. Most decorative furniture, including Fallen Kite, contributes to Comfort and Collection at a fixed 1:5 ratio (one Comfort point for every five Collection points). Fortune and Love come from a smaller pool of themed sets and special anomaly pieces, so most decorative items rarely show values in those columns.
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2020 Tips
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2222 Place Fallen Kite inside any owned unit in Hethereau to bank the Comfort and Collection it contributes; stats apply the moment the piece is set down and persist while it remains placed.Higher-grade decorations contribute more per piece. If your inventory is already full of A-Grade pieces, prioritize hunting for upgrades rather than duplicating the same tier.
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2424 Related Pages
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2626 Furniture: the full furniture catalog grouped by grade and special effect.Anomaly Property: the housing system that consumes furniture for Comfort, Fortune, Love, and Collection stats.Hethereau: the in-game city where Anomaly Property units are purchased.Beginners Guide: where decorating ranks among early-game priorities.