Crafting lets Worldslayer players invest resources in promising Apocalypse items rather than waiting for a perfect replacement drop.
PC / Global, base game; Worldslayer expansion routes labeled
WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Where to farm
Crafting Table at camp after acquiring Worldslayer Apocalypse gear.
Apocalypse equipment can be leveled at camp using the Crafting Table, with Anomaly Extract among the relevant crafting resources. Costs depend on the item and action, so check the displayed requirements before spending. Preserve gear with a valuable third mod or attributes before dismantling other pieces for materials.
Own Worldslayer and have acquired an Apocalypse item to improve.
Have access to camp and its Crafting Table.
Hold the resources required for the selected upgrade, including any displayed Anomaly Extract cost.
Return to camp after a Trial or other gear run.
Review your inventory and mark the Apocalypse item worth investing in.
Compare its level, attributes, and third mod with your build before committing.
Open the Crafting Table and select the item.
Choose the Level Up option and inspect the listed resource costs.
Confirm only if the cost is acceptable and the item remains a useful target.
Equip the upgraded piece and reassess your build before spending on another item.
Farming tips
Upgrade a piece with a useful mod combination and attributes rather than spending heavily on a temporary placeholder.
Keep a resource reserve for other crafting needs; the game displays the cost before confirmation.
Repeat, collect and use
Repeat for eligible gear whenever you have materials and a worthwhile item. Each upgrade consumes resources; dismantled items should be checked before processing.
Common mistakes
Assuming every upgrade has the same cost: inspect the Crafting Table’s current requirement for that item.
Spending on an item whose mods do not fit the build: evaluate the full item first.
Dismantling gear before selecting upgrades: retain useful Apocalypse pieces and third mods.
When to stop or switch
Stop leveling an item when it reaches the level you need, its cost outweighs its benefit, or a better drop replaces it.
