In Throne and Liberty, Abyss Currency is one of the essential in-game items that players will need when they’re in the end game. By acquiring Abyss Currency, players can increase their gear score to easily take on fights and explore dungeons with ease. Using this item will be advantageous for players in the later parts of the game, especially when reaching Level 50.
Acquiring Abyss Currency will take a lot of hours and commitment, but it’s definitely worth it, as you can buff your Star-born with the best tier armor and weapons. Here’s everything you need to know about Abyss Currency in Throne and Liberty.
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What Is Abyss Currency
As mentioned, Abyss Currency is used to progress your character and make them stronger by upgrading their gear. You can also use it to create Equipment Chests, which allow you to choose an item reward from a random pool, similar to lootboxes. During your journey, you might stumble upon a different type of currency called Abyssal Contract Tokens in the game. These are not related to Abyss Currency, and instead, are used to boost drop chances and EXP when killing monsters in open dungeons.
Where To Get Them
To begin earning Abyss Currency, you’ll first need to reach level 50 — which can take a while, so don’t rush it and just enjoy the game. Once you’ve reached level 50, there are three ways to get Abyss Currency: Purchasing Allied Resistance Forces Contracts, Crafting Allied Resistance Forces Contracts, and completing high-level dungeon and quests.
Purchasing Allied Resistance Forces Contracts
Once you’ve reached level 50, you’ll have access to Allied Resistance Forces Contracts, which can be obtained from any city with a Sundries Merchant. The contracts will come in two levels of difficulty. The lowest will cost you 10,000 Sollant and the highest 40,000. Now, don’t go thinking you can buy an unlimited amount of each, as they all have weekly caps. You can buy a maximum of 3 high-level contracts a week and 6 low-level ones. The contracts might be expensive, but if you’ve been diligently farming during your journey to level 50, it shouldn’t be a problem.
Crafting Allied Resistance Forces Contracts
Aside from purchasing Allied Resistance Force Contracts, you can also craft them yourself if you’re in need of some more Abyss Currency. To do so, you’ll need to make a visit to a Sundries Crafter, which are available in any city in the game. Once you’ve found a crafter, you’ll need to get your hands on some Sollant and Allied Forces Seals. You can acquire the needed items by completing Contracts that are offered by the Resistance Contract Vendors in other cities. This will take a lot of time, but you’ll gain plenty of contracts. If you want to farm for Abyss Currency, this is the best way to go.
Complete High-Level Quests and Dungeons
The last way to earn Abyss Currency is to complete higher level quests and dungeons. This one should be a piece of cake if you’re able to handle the difficulty of said quests and dungeons. The higher the level of quests and dungeons, the better the rewards, such as Abyss Currency.
How To Use Them
Now that you know all about how to get Abyss Currency in Throne and Liberty, it’s time for you to use them. You’re not able to use Abyss Currency in terms of trading with vendors in the game, but you can use them to craft Equipment Chests, which will guarantee you a Tier 3 quality item.
The contents of the chests may vary, its contents ranging from weapons, accessories, or even armor pieces. Equipment Chests allow you to stay at the top of the soft cap in Gear Score and will allow you to reach the hard cap through the completion of a variety of end game activities, such as Competitive Raids and Expeditions.
The road to getting Equipment Chests may sound tough, especially when it comes to earning Abyss Currency, but trust the process, it’ll all be worth it in the end, especially when you get your hands on Tier 3 items.
