Pass and rail rewards
Story dungeon first clears
Advances permanent story progression while collecting one-time first-clear rewards and unlocking later account content.
WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Story dungeon first clears
Main Story Canto dungeon nodes that have not yet been cleared.
Before you go
- Advance the main story until the relevant Canto dungeon is available.
- Field a team whose levels and skills suit the displayed encounters.
- Have enough Modules or other entry resources for the dungeon, as shown in game.
Farming steps
- Open the current Canto and locate an uncleared dungeon node.
- Review the encounter information and any objective or team restriction shown.
- Select Identities that can win clashes and cover useful attack affinities.
- Enter the dungeon and complete its encounters, adjusting to enemy mechanics as they appear.
- Finish the node and collect the first-clear reward through the result interface.
- Check the reward inventory and confirm the node now shows cleared.
- Continue story progression to the next available goal or switch to a repeatable farm.
- Advance the story when a needed Luxcavation stage is still locked behind later progression.
- Use the displayed encounter details to guide team selection instead of assuming one lineup fits every Canto.
Repeat, collect and use
The first-clear reward is one-time for each node. The dungeon may remain playable under the client’s rules, but repeating a cleared node does not recreate that first-clear payout.
Common mistakes
- Counting a first-clear reward as ongoing income: mark it as a one-time progression bonus.
- Entering with an underleveled team: raise its level or improve skills before retrying difficult encounters.
- Leaving the result screen without collecting the reward: verify the claim after the clear.
When to stop or switch
Stop farming the node once its first-clear reward is collected; continue the story if it unlocks a useful stage, or return to repeatable Luxcavation for materials.
Sources & fact checks
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