Hunt gear and crafting
Ogre Hunt specialized gear
Farm Ogre Hunt for its specialized PvP and bruiser sets after establishing a dependable Speed gear base.
WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Ogre Hunt specialized gear
Hunt > Ogre Hunt > Otherworld difficulty. Check the in-client reward preview for the currently listed sets.
Before you go
- Unlock Ogre Hunt and its Otherworld difficulty.
- Prepare a team that can clear the encounter reliably; the formation supports up to six heroes.
- Identify a hero and one of the listed Ogre Hunt sets that suits its build.
- Set aside Energy and decide how you will retain or process gear drops.
Farming steps
- Open Hunt and select Ogre Hunt, then choose Otherworld difficulty.
- Review the reward preview and select a listed set that supports a planned hero build.
- Fill the formation with up to six heroes you can use consistently, then complete a run to check that the team survives and clears.
- If available for this activity, complete a successful Battle Pet clear to enable Background Battling.
- Queue the Energy you intend to spend and configure equipment handling to retain potentially useful pieces from your target set.
- Collect the results when the queue finishes; inspect each piece’s set, slot, main stat, and substats against the planned build.
- Lock promising candidates, then sell or extract unsuitable gear and equip a candidate only if it improves the hero.
- Build a general Speed gear foundation first; Ogre sets are for specific bruiser or PvP needs.
- Use the gear score and substat filters you already apply to other Hunt drops; a matching set alone does not make a piece useful.
Repeat, collect and use
Repeat Otherworld Ogre Hunt while you need usable pieces from its listed sets. Gear and stats are random, so runs do not guarantee a particular slot or an upgrade. Collect each batch, lock candidates, and sell or extract the rest.
Common mistakes
- Farming for Counter: Counter is not in the current Ogre Hunt set list; target Reversal, Riposte, Warfare, or Pursuit instead.
- Entering without a specific build goal: identify the hero and useful slots first, then assess drops against that need.
- Keeping every matching-set drop: check main and substats, lock only plausible upgrades, and process the rest.
When to stop or switch
Stop when the planned hero has enough usable pieces, the current reward preview no longer lists the set you need, or another account priority is a better use of Energy.
Sources & fact checks
What you can get here
Open a guide to find other locations and see what the item is used for.