Moly is used by many incantations, making each found flower useful for persistent Crossroads progression.
PC / Global release, version 1.0
WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Where to farm
Moly gathering points in Erebus chambers on the Underworld route.
Gather Moly by hand while traversing Erebus on an Underworld night. Unlike ore, the flower does not call for a mining tool; the task is to notice its gathering point, interact with it, and keep moving. Moly appearances vary from room to room, so build the check into the normal chamber sweep. Before leaving, look at the Cauldron to identify which incantation needs Moly and keep that quantity in mind when spending resources.
Know the next Cauldron incantation that calls for Moly.
Inspect chambers as you progress rather than relying on a fixed spawn room.
Start an Underworld run and enter Erebus.
Scan the chamber as you arrive for the Moly plant gathering point.
Clear nearby threats if necessary to reach the plant safely.
Approach and collect the Moly by hand.
Check accessible parts of the chamber once more before taking the exit.
Repeat the scan in later Erebus chambers; collect each Moly point you encounter.
Back at the Crossroads, compare your haul with the Cauldron requirement and reserve what it needs.
Farming tips
Pick up Moly whenever it appears, especially before an incantation is ready to craft.
A room without a plant is not a reason to repeat that same room; continue the route and check the next chamber.
Repeat, collect and use
Repeat on future Underworld runs while incantations still require Moly. Plant nodes are found as room encounters, so the amount varies. Bring the collected flowers back to the Crossroads and spend them on the displayed incantation or other intended recipe.
Common mistakes
Looking for a mining node: Moly is gathered as a plant by hand.
Expecting a fixed chamber or guaranteed flower: check rooms as they appear and accept variation.
Spending Moly without reviewing the Cauldron: reserve it for the progression recipe you are pursuing.
When to stop or switch
Stop making Moly the priority when the next Moly requirement is covered; switch to another listed ingredient.
