Farming strategy: selecting missions with repeatable value
This route is designed for acquisition planning. It explains how to choose nodes that produce reliable relic opportunity over long sessions, not just short-term spikes.
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What this route optimizes
Farming recommendations prioritize mission loops where reward structure and relic opportunity align for repeatable value. The emphasis is on sustainable runs per hour.
Use this page when you need to build relic inventory efficiently before deciding what to crack.
- Focus: relic acquisition quality over opening outcomes.
- Output: shortlist of mission nodes to run now.
- Validation: open mission detail for rotation-specific checks.
Combining mission and resource context
Search supports mission names, planets, and region-linked resources so you can combine relic targeting with secondary material goals.
This multi-goal approach often produces better overall efficiency than chasing one metric in isolation.
- Filter by mission type for execution consistency.
- Use resource-aware search for route stacking.
- Prefer nodes you can clear quickly and reliably.
Session planning recommendations
Build a short mission rotation plan before starting: primary node, fallback node, and stop criteria. Revisit rankings between sessions rather than every run to reduce decision thrash.
After farming, switch to cracking route to prioritize which newly acquired relics to open first.
FAQ
- Should I farm only the current top mission?
- Not always. Mission variety can be better when queue speed, squad availability, or fatigue affects clear consistency.
- How does this differ from the Missions page?
- Missions is broad exploration. Farming is a focused acquisition workflow with planning-oriented framing.
- When do I switch from farming to cracking?
- Switch once you have accumulated enough relic volume to benefit from an opening batch strategy.
Update Notes
- (2026-02-15): Added long-session planning notes and explicit multi-goal route strategy.
- (2026-02-11): Documented practical order for mission type, search terms, and shortlist creation.