Item retrieval and artifacts
Artifact unlock from Hall Lord
Artifacts change the rules of future runs, allowing a player to pursue modifiers that support a longer-term build or challenge…
WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Artifact unlock from Hall Lord
The named hall’s quest or artifact trigger, followed by its Hall Lord reward.
Before you go
- Unlock the hall associated with the desired artifact.
- Check the artifact’s current trigger and any quest requirement.
- Build for the named objective and the hall’s Lord encounter.
Farming steps
- Open the artifact or quest information and identify the exact trigger attached to the desired artifact.
- Confirm whether a named quest must be completed before the Lord can award it.
- Select the indicated hall and enable any required shrine or artifact condition shown in-game.
- Enter the run and complete the listed quest trigger or objective.
- Progress to the Hall Lord and defeat it.
- Return to camp and check that the artifact has been added to your collection.
- Use the artifact in a later run only after reviewing how its modifier changes the rules.
- Read the effect before equipping an artifact; a modifier can change the difficulty or rewards of the next run.
- Separate the unlock condition from the artifact’s later use so you know whether you are progressing or applying a modifier.
Repeat, collect and use
Artifact acquisition is a targeted unlock tied to its listed Lord and trigger; do not assume every artifact is a repeatable drop or that duplicates are needed.
Common mistakes
- Treating artifacts as ordinary gear: they alter future run rules, so review the effect before use.
- Skipping a quest gate: verify the trigger before farming the Lord.
- Assuming an artifact reward without the required condition: meet the listed condition and confirm the collection afterward.
When to stop or switch
Stop when the artifact appears in the collection; switch to a different Lord or use the new modifier on a planned run.
Sources & fact checks
What you can get here
Open a guide to find other locations and see what the item is used for.