Resource Farming?

[Quantum Boogaloo]

I've been in Siralim 3's post-game for a while now - I got Eliza the Prophet, the Gate of the Gods, and I think almost all castle amenities unlocked (except the Clothsmith, according to the achievements list) - and I still feel like I'm rich in Runes, Spell Gems, most materials, Artifacts, etc. pretty much everything except resources, especially Power as of late.

That being said, any advice on farming resources, Power or otherwise? I've used the Chalice thingy before, and it is helpful, but it also decreases your total resource amount, since it takes 3 resources to get 1 of another - which is OK in small quantities, but one of the achievements is to get what, 100,000,000 of each resource? I don't mind the grind, naturally, but I feel like I'm not getting enough resources to both save up for the achievements and also spend some here and there on things like upgrading Spell Gems, Artifacts, and Sigils - I think Sigils are the reason my Power has taken a beating, since it costs more and more Power to modify a Sigil. I very much enjoy Itherian Realms and their big payouts, but I'm out of Sigils as of writing this, and while that gives me some time to build up my Power, I also want to do things like more Gate of the Gods battles, which cost 10,000 of each resource, which isn't a huge deal for me, except for Power, since it's, by far, my lowest resource - and the funny thing is, until I beat the main story, it was probably my most plentiful. Crystal was my first lacking one, followed by Essence, and now Power.

I don't suppose there's anything I could be doing to bolster my Power income? I was thinking about resetting my Perk Points and taking some from, say, Granite and Brimstone, and putting it all into Power to balance things out, since I never seem to be lacking in those.

[Katara]

I am less experienced than you, so I might be wrong:

I think you get more resources/time when you increase the difficulty via CJ and farm in lower levels. Search for a sweet spot where the fights don't take too long.

[Quantum Boogaloo]

Originally posted by Katara:

I am less experienced than you, so I might be wrong:

I think you get more resources/time when you increase the difficulty via CJ and farm in lower levels. Search for a sweet spot where the fights don't take too long.

Ah, yeah, him...I'll take a look at what he does more - since Siralim 3's already a pretty challenging game, I don't invite additional challenge, even at the prospect of more rewards, but yeah, maybe I can do some low-level grinding with the Heart of Darkness or something, see if I can farm some resources (especially Power) for a while. Everything costs 10,000 Power now!

[Drauka]

A decent farming strategy is to make charms for a completely cake enemy, like any of the Priest type life enemies. They can't fight back, die easy, and if you get enough knowledge on them they give bonus resources after a battle. Combine that with "as high a level as you can defeat" enemies and after you clear the floor you can farm to your heart's content. You might wanna bump crystals gained per battle to keep up with the charm production and actually profit in them.....or ya know just all-resources gained per battle to boost this even more.

[Včelí medvídek]

Stupid question but what is usage of Power in Silarim3? Coming from Silarim 1 and 2 where I was Power hungry (msotly for start rituals) I think i am half way through story already (realm level 30-ish) and I am actually suprised I do not need power for anything as there are no rituals... (and while i use other resrouces for enchants and make new creatures to stable i sit on 80k Power with no usage)

[Quantum Boogaloo]

Originally posted by Včelí medvídek:

Stupid question but what is usage of Power in Silarim3? Coming from Silarim 1 and 2 where I was Power hungry (msotly for start rituals) I think i am half way through story already (realm level 30-ish) and I am actually suprised I do not need power for anything as there are no rituals... (and while i use other resrouces for enchants and make new creatures to stable i sit on 80k Power with no usage)

Power becomes a lot more necessary post-game, as Alteration Spells, modifying Sigils, and summoning Nether Crucible bosses all take Power exclusively. Modifying Sigils can end up eating a lot of Power if you're picky about what you wanna do, since the cost doubles with each modification: 500 Power, 1,000 Power, 2,000 Power, 4,000 Power, 8,000 Power, 16,000 Power, etc.