Legendary modules and crafting
Collect Legendary Modules from Public Events
Build a module stock through completed Public Events, then spend those Modules on eligible learned Legendary recipes.
WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Collect Legendary Modules from Public Events
Map → Public Event marker → active Public Event; Tinker’s workbench for spending Modules.
Before you go
- A Public Event listed on the map.
- A combat loadout and supplies appropriate to the event objective.
- Carry or storage capacity for rewards and materials.
Farming steps
- Open the map and identify a Public Event with its distinct icon.
- Read the event name and objective, then join through the marker.
- Follow the on-screen objective from start to finish, contributing to the activity rather than arriving after completion.
- Handle the event’s specific mechanics, such as protecting targets or defeating a final enemy, as prompted.
- Wait for the completion notification and open the reward display.
- Collect any Legendary Modules awarded and record the amount actually received.
- At a Tinker’s workbench, compare your Module balance with the recipe costs before crafting a learned mod.
- Keep a buffer of Modules for the recipe you intend to craft; random event rewards may not match a precise target.
- Public Events also provide other progression rewards, so choose events whose displayed objective and loot suit your session.
Repeat, collect and use
Repeat on eligible Public Events as they appear; reward quantity depends on the event and completion outcome.
Common mistakes
- Assuming every public event has the same payout; check its actual reward display.
- Leaving before completion; finish the objective and claim rewards.
- Trying to attach loose mods with Modules; Modules are used for learned recipe crafting at the Tinker’s workbench.
When to stop or switch
Stop the event loop when you have enough Modules for the planned recipe or when the available event no longer suits your goal.
Sources & fact checks
What you can get here
Open a guide to find other locations and see what the item is used for.