Complete Adventure campaign missions for Vaults

Turn campaign clears into persistent reward containers and long-term equipment progression.

PC / Global, current live version as of 2026-10-24

WHERE & HOW TO FARM

Where to farm

Adventure missions selected from the Keep’s mission board.

Adventure missions are the repeatable campaign source of end-of-mission reward containers. Finishing the mission provides a chest or Vault according to the mode and reward progression; difficulty and collected books influence container quality. You can pursue this route at a difficulty your party handles well, then move upward as clear rates improve. Rewards are claimed in the Keep and remain part of campaign progression.

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GET STARTED

How to farm

Before you go

Choose an Adventure mission and difficulty your group can complete.
Know whether books or Loot Dice are available on your chosen map.
Coordinate optional collectible plans with the whole party.

Use the Keep mission board to select an Adventure campaign mission.
Set the highest difficulty your group can complete consistently.
Advance through the main objective while staying together.
Collect available Tomes, Grimoires, or Loot Dice if the detour is manageable.
Skip optional items that put the run or a teammate at serious risk.
Finish the objective and extract successfully.
Return to the Keep, claim the reward container, and open it for campaign gear.

Farming tips

Higher difficulty and books can improve the reward, but a completed lower-risk mission is better than a failed attempt.
Use repeated clears of a familiar map to learn its book route before attempting a harder difficulty.

Repeat, collect and use

Repeatable after each mission clear. Container quality and contents vary with the run; no specific item is guaranteed.

Common mistakes

Treating any mission start as a reward; finish the objective and extract to secure the completion reward.
Risking the team for every collectible; skip books when the detour threatens the clear.
Expecting a fixed Vault tier from one condition alone; difficulty and performance both affect the result.