Tiago’s reroll option offers a vendor-based way to pursue different Legendary inventory without relying only on activity drops.
PC / Global, base game; Worldslayer expansion routes labeled
WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Where to farm
Tiago’s vendor interface at camp; use the Legendary inventory and reroll option.
Tiago’s store can be rerolled to change its Legendary offerings. This gives players with Drop Pod Resources another route to check for gear that fits a build. Store inventory and costs are shown in game, so review the current options before spending. It is a purchase loop, not a guaranteed way to obtain a particular item.
Have Drop Pod Resources for purchases and any reroll cost displayed.
Have a defined gear or build need so you can judge each new inventory.
Speak to Tiago and open the Legendary store screen.
Review the current items and note any useful weapon or armor pieces.
Check the displayed cost for the item or reroll before committing.
If the stock does not meet your need, select the reroll option shown by the vendor.
Inspect the refreshed inventory and compare each item’s slot, attributes, and mods.
Buy an item only when it fits your build and budget.
Use Expeditions or other endgame activities to replenish resources, then check Tiago again.
Farming tips
Decide which slot or build function you need before rerolling; this keeps spending tied to a real upgrade.
Check whether Worldslayer has been started on the character, since Tiago’s prices and offerings can differ in the described legacy setup.
Repeat, collect and use
Rerolling and checking stock can be repeated while the vendor offers the option and you have the required currency. Each purchase or reroll consumes resources as displayed.
Common mistakes
Assuming a reroll guarantees the desired item: stock changes, but the exact result is not assured.
Spending Drop Pod Resources on every refresh: buy only items that improve the build enough to justify the cost.
Ignoring the active character’s Worldslayer state: inspect the vendor’s actual prices and stock before applying any legacy-store expectations.
When to stop or switch
Stop rerolling when a useful piece appears, resources are needed for a higher-priority goal, or repeated stock changes do not serve your build.
