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| − | Glim is a trading and crafting material previously known as the crafting material '''''Warpseed'''''. It is a very commonly used crafting material, used in almost all recipies. Glim is now collected in the same way Warpseed previously was, by destroying enemies and grasses in the world. However, Glim is now a ''currency'' in addition to a material, and will be used to trade with [[Pirates|pirates]] for treasure in |
+ | Glim is a trading and crafting material previously known as the crafting material '''''Warpseed'''''. It is a very commonly used crafting material, used in almost all recipies. Glim is now collected in the same way Warpseed previously was, by destroying enemies and grasses in the world. However, Glim is now a ''currency'' in addition to a material, and will be used to trade with [[Pirates|pirates]] for treasure in the Sea of Tranquility. |
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| + | Glim can be dropped by the grass in all Biomes, and by defeating enemies. The easiest and fastest way to farm for it is to go to a [[Novice Adventure Portal|low level adventure zone]] and destroy the grass and enemies you find there. The Fae Trickster's bombs are good for this. The Knight's auto-attack and the Dracolyte's flamethrower are excellent choices as well. It's tedious, and takes a lot of time, much like Somber Souls do. If you can, find a friend or group and stick together so you'll all get drops from everything being destroyed. |
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Revision as of 07:50, 29 January 2015
Glim is a trading and crafting material previously known as the crafting material Warpseed. It is a very commonly used crafting material, used in almost all recipies. Glim is now collected in the same way Warpseed previously was, by destroying enemies and grasses in the world. However, Glim is now a currency in addition to a material, and will be used to trade with pirates for treasure in the Sea of Tranquility.
Farming Tips
Glim can be dropped by the grass in all Biomes, and by defeating enemies. The easiest and fastest way to farm for it is to go to a low level adventure zone and destroy the grass and enemies you find there. The Fae Trickster's bombs are good for this. The Knight's auto-attack and the Dracolyte's flamethrower are excellent choices as well. It's tedious, and takes a lot of time, much like Somber Souls do. If you can, find a friend or group and stick together so you'll all get drops from everything being destroyed.