Anomaly runs

Set Mythic difficulty for steady clears

Choosing a sustainable Mythic level keeps Anomaly runs productive and repeatable.

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WHERE & HOW TO FARM

Where to farm

Difficulty selection before entering an Anomaly at Tinka’s Domain.

A difficulty setting only helps a farm when your build can complete it at a useful pace. The leveling guide describes selecting a Random Anomaly at a Mythic level the player can farm comfortably; use the same practical test for other Anomaly goals. Start with a level you can clear, observe deaths and time spent on enemies, then raise difficulty only when completion remains reliable. This lets you collect the rewards tied to a finished run instead of repeatedly testing a level that your current gear cannot support.

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GET STARTED

How to farm

Before you go

Unlock Anomalies and Mythic difficulty.
Know which run type matches your current goal.
Have a build and equipment set ready for a test clear.

Choose the specific Anomaly format that fits your target.
Select a Mythic difficulty you have previously cleared or expect to handle.
Complete a test run and note whether you survived and reached its reward point.
Check if enemies and the boss are taking so long that the farm loses momentum.
Raise the Mythic level one step when clears remain comfortable.
Lower it if repeated deaths, stalled fights, or incomplete runs appear.
Repeat at the best reliable setting for your current build.

Farming tips

A steady completed run is a better benchmark than damage alone; survival and access to the reward both matter.
Reassess after changing gear or build skills because the sustainable difficulty can shift.

Repeat, collect and use

Repeat the test whenever your gear, build, or farming goal changes. Difficulty choice is an ongoing adjustment, not a one-time reward.

Common mistakes

Choosing the highest visible level without a test; start at a level you can complete.
Keeping a difficulty after repeated failures; lower it and secure completed runs.
Comparing Random and Dungeon clear times as if their formats were identical; assess each against its own route.