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GATHERING

Gathering Basics

Gathering is how you gain the resources required for crafting items, no matter what they are. You gain 3 Gathering Points (GPs) per day.

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Note: The only exception is the Peaceful Trait, which gives you 4 per day.

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You can store up to 12 GPs per day, just like Encounter Energy. By spending one GP on a Gathering Node, you can get a random material from that node's type - for example, metals from a rock, herbs from a patch of grass, and so on.​​

Gathering Nodes

Gathering Nodes are always by an Encounter Zone. However, their specific locations are randomized after each server restart - you'll always find them by Encounter Zones but they might not be in the same location, or even by the same Zone. ​They are made obvious by glowing green sparks visible above them, like in these pictures:

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When you've found a Gathering Nodes, you can Harvest Resources for one GP. This will roll a flat check against item rarities, and grant you a reward based on that roll.

 

Whilst you may harvest from the same node multiple times, doing so will roll that flat check with disadvantage - which means it'll be rolled twice, and you will take the lower result. This incentivizes but does not enforce you to explore the map and find more nodes.​

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Other Gathering Methods

Creatures from Encounter Zone battles can drop ingredients and reagents, usable in Cooking and Alchemy crafting.

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You can also find Herbs at Herb Nodes - these are scattered around the map, and are NOT found in Encounter Zones. They are one time use only nodes, but they respawn frequently.

​Exchanging Materials

After gathering an item, you can either use it in crafting which is explained in its respective section in this article, or if you've acquired a higher tier of rarity than you need, you can exchange it for two of a lower rarity at the Trident Exchange in Anvil.

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There, you are able to pay a small commission fee to downgrade a material of a higher rarity into two of a lower rarity. They have to be of the same 'type', e.g. wood goes into wood, and cannot become metal. 

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