Replayable missions let you earn Amrita and equipment while pursuing a combat route you can complete reliably.
PC / Global, released 2026-02-06; Hell Rising expansion-era endgame as of 2026-10-24
WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Where to farm
Any completed, replayable mission or side quest suited to your level and gear goal.
Choose a completed mission or side quest that fits your current build and has enemies you can defeat efficiently. Amrita supports character progression, while equipment drops give you chances to upgrade your loadout. This is a broad farming method: it does not promise a particular item or optimal Amrita rate, so use the Shrine and mission replay options to repeat activities that serve your current needs.
Unlock and complete a mission or side quest so it is available to replay.
Have a clear goal: Amrita for levels, equipment upgrades, or both.
Choose an activity you can finish without frequent deaths.
Open the mission menu and select a completed mission or side quest.
Choose one whose encounters and rewards make sense for your current build.
Clear the route, defeating enemies and collecting Amrita and equipment drops.
At a Shrine, recover and manage collected Soul Cores if needed.
Complete the mission, then review equipment for upgrades and Amrita for character progression.
Return from the mission and select it again if the rewards still support your goal.
Farming tips
Shrines and mission management allow replaying completed content, so use a route you can run consistently.
Offer unwanted equipment for Amrita or process it at the Blacksmith according to your resource needs.
Repeat, collect and use
Replay the activity as often as it remains useful. Amrita and equipment amounts vary by mission and drops; this broad loop has no guaranteed specific reward.
Common mistakes
Choosing a mission too difficult for steady clears: switch to a reliable activity.
Keeping every drop: compare gear and process surplus for the resource you need.
Repeating without a goal: decide whether you need Amrita or equipment and switch when that need changes.
When to stop or switch
Stop when you have enough Amrita for the next progression step or your equipment no longer improves; advance to harder content or a more targeted farm.
