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Homeland Daily Orders: Rerolls, Urgent Orders and Pay
Five free rerolls a day, then 100 coins each. How to work the Order Robot's board of 12, when it refills, and why urgent orders get filled first.
The short version
- The Order Robot in your Homeland offers 12 orders at a time, and filling them is the recommended way to earn Home Coins.
- You get five free order refreshes every day; after that each refresh costs 100 coins, paid from your Home Coins.
- Urgent delivery orders pay the biggest coin rewards, about double a normal order, so fill those first.
- Daily orders reset twice a day and also whenever your RV ranks up.
- Do not sell the whole stock of any item, overworld items included, because buy orders may ask for it later.
Home Coins are the Homeland's own currency. You spend them on facilities, farming upgrades, plot expansions, RV upgrades, furniture and the shop robot's seeds, eggs and materials. You can earn them by selling crops and goods at the co-op store, but the contracts are the better way to do it. That means daily orders, emergency orders and buy orders.
This guide covers the daily side of that: the Order Robot, its board of 12, what rerolls cost, why urgent orders matter, and when the board refills.
The Order Robot and its board of 12
Your Homeland has an NPC called the Order Robot, and it offers 12 orders at a time. You deliver the requested items to it and get paid.
The pay depends on the item. Rarer items and items that take more crafting pay more Home Coins. Each order also pays regular coins and stamps, specifically Windborn stamps. Stamps have their own article on this site. For this page, all you need to know is that every order you fill earns them alongside your coins.
Because pay follows rarity and crafting complexity, the orders at the top of the board are usually the ones that take the most work. The cheap, quick orders are still worth filling. They just are not where most of your Home Coins come from.
Urgent orders come first
Urgent delivery orders pay the biggest coin rewards on the board, about double a normal order. If you can fill an urgent order with what you already have, do that before anything else.
If you cannot fill one, it can still be worth crafting or growing what it asks for. The bigger payout makes urgent orders the best target for your production time.
Free rerolls and what they cost after
If you do not like an order, you can refresh it. You get five free refreshes every day. After those, each refresh costs 100 coins, and that comes out of the same Home Coins the orders pay you.
Use the free ones without worrying about it. Swapping an order you cannot fill for one you can is close to free money. Paid rerolls are different, because every one eats into what you earn. Only pay when you are confident the new order will cover the cost, for example when you are fishing for something your stock can fill right away.
100 coins
Cost of each refresh after the free ones
When the board resets
Daily orders reset twice a day. They also reset whenever your RV ranks up, so a rank up gives you a fresh board on top of the regular resets.
An order you leave unfilled does not wait for you forever. Check the board around each reset and clear what you can before it turns over. Your RV rank also gates a lot of the Homeland's upgrades, which the Homeland and RV article covers, so ranking up pays you twice.
Keep some stock back
Selling surplus crops, homeland items and crafted goods to the co-op store also brings in Home Coins, and it can be tempting to empty your storage. Don't sell the whole stock of anything. That includes items you gathered in the overworld. Buy orders may ask for exactly what you just sold, and then you have nothing to deliver.
Keep a small reserve of each item. Sell what is clearly surplus, and let the orders pay you for the rest.
Where to start
Check the Order Robot at each reset. Fill urgent orders first and use your five free rerolls on orders you cannot fill. Only pay 100 coins for a reroll when the new order clearly covers it, and keep a reserve of every item instead of selling it all.
Most of this page was re-checked against the released game on 2 October 2026. The rest has not been re-confirmed since release.