Gear Farming Guide
Efficient farming is less about taking every reward node and more about taking the right ones. Your goal is to complete a working shell quickly: carry card, support piece, and one defensive answer. Once those are online, extra gear is only good if it raises consistency instead of filling the deck with side grades.
Target First
Reward paths that finish an evolution or unlock a clean sustain piece.
Skip More
Ignore upgrades that do not solve the next real fight on your route.
Value Shops
Shops are strongest when they fix a missing slot, not when they add novelty.
Once the deck has one clean carry plan, start skipping more often. The fastest way to weaken a strong run is to keep farming upgrades that are technically fine but dilute the draw order and slow every boss fight.
Efficient farming feels selective, not busy. A shorter route with better reward discipline usually beats a longer route full of low-impact pickups.
A good farming route should feel like it is finishing a deck, not endlessly decorating one. Once that feeling disappears, start protecting what you already built.
The cleanest signal is simple: if a pickup does not change your next difficult room, it probably should not change your route either.