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MLB’s Rivalry Weekend kicks off this week, and the fierce competition between the teams this week will revolve around geographical location. Juan Soto returns to Metropolitan Team, and the battle between Yankees and Mets this weekend will be very exciting.

At the same time, MLB The Show 25 did not miss this heat and launched Rivalry Weekend Program. Players can get rewards in this program by earning points.

Rivalry Weekend Program Rewards

1. 5 Points: 1,000 XP
2. 10 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack
3. 15 Points: 250 Stubs
4. 20 Points: 2,000 XP
5. 25 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack
6. 30 Points: 250 Stubs
7. 35 Points: 3,000 XP
8. 40 Points: 90 OVR Topps Now Hunter Brown
9. 45 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack
10. 50 Points: 250 Stubs
11. 55 Points: 4,000 XP
12. 60 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack
13. 65 Points: 5,000 XP
14. 70 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack
15. 75 Points: 91 OVR Topps Now Adolis Garcia and 5,000 XP

In addition to regular card packs and MLB The Show 25 stubs, this event In addition to the rewards, the two most concerned rewards are 90 OVR Hunter Brown and 91 OVR Adolis Garcia. It is a bit regrettable that there are not many reward players in this program. Many players think that there will be at least 3 players as rewards in this event.

90 OVR Topps Now Hunter Brown

• Stamina: 87
• H/9: 97
• K/9: 81
• BB/9: 71
• HR/9: 99
• Pitch Clutch: 103
• Control: 73
• Velocity: 92
• Break: 99

Hunter Brown is the starting pitcher of Astros. He made his debut in September 2022 and won the world championship with the team in the same year. From April 3, 2025 to April 27 games, Hunter Brown set a record of 28 scoreless innings.

Hunter Brown’s statistics as a starting pitcher are very good. He has 5 pitches, with his 4-Seam Fastball being his best, followed by his Knuckle Curveball. His 2-Seam Fastball has a lot of velocity, but lacks control.

The right-hander ranks 13th among 483 starting pitchers in MLB 25. He only has two quirks, and if he had more, his ranking might move up a few spots.

91 OVR Topps Now Adolis Garcia

• Contact Right: 90
• Contact Left: 88
• Power Right: 92
• Power Left: 90
• Vision: 48
• Discipline: 40
• Clutch: 95
• Bunt: 35
• Drag Bunt: 25
• Durability: 95

Adolis Garcia is a center fielder for Texas Rangers, and can also play left and right field. He made his major league debut in 2018 and was traded to Rangers in 2019.

In May 2021, he won Rookie of the Year award and was selected for All-Star Game. In 2023, he was selected for All-Star Game again and won World Championship with the team.

91 OVR Adolis Garcia has excellent ability as a hitter. His left and right contact data are very good and he has almost no weaknesses. His defensive data is even better. He has 99 Arm Strength and Arm Accuracy and 86 Fielding data, but his running speed is average.

The biggest drawback of this card is that there is no quirk, but the solid data still allows him to rank 16th among 356 center fielders.

How To Make Progress?

There are 15 tasks in Rivalry Weekend Program. It is not difficult to get all the rewards. You have many ways to get points.

Complete 15 Moments (75 Points And 5 Points Each)

These 15 Moments cover pitching and batting, and are all veteran difficulty, but the difficulty is not particularly high. Some moments require you to complete extra-base hits or get on base.

Complete Rivalry Weekend Conquest (50 points)

Rivalry Weekend Conquest is a VS-shaped map. You can get the following rewards by completing this map:

• Jumbo Pack
• Headliners Packs×2
• Ballin’ is a Habit Pack×1
• The Show Packs×2
• 4500 XP
• Deluxe Choice Pack×1
• The Show Packs×4

This conquest map contains multiple card packs. You can use them to supplement your player cards, or you can trade duplicate players in the card packs to supplement stubs.

Optional Stat Missions

• Get five hits with a right fielder (5 points)
• Get two saves with a closer patcher (CP) (5 points)
• Get three extra base hits with a shortstop (5 points)
• Pitch 10 innings with a starting pitcher (5 points)
• Get five hits with a third baseman (5 points)

If you find completing 15 Moments difficult, these five optional stat missions are much easier, and you have a lot of players to choose from, without having to trade players to complete the missions.

The two players given away by Rivalry Weekend Program are not the best players, but they are not difficult to obtain, and their stats are good. You only need to spend a little time to get all the rewards. If you haven’t completed 99 OVR Scott Rolen Collection, then you need these two cards even more.

With the arrival of May, May Spotlight 1 Program is finally online. The players in focus this May are Kyle Stowers, Kyle Manzardo and Zach Agnos. As long as you complete the corresponding tasks, you can unlock the diamond cards of these three characters.

In addition to the three diamond cards, the rewards of May Spotlight 1 Program also include MLB The Show 25 pack and XP, but there are no stubs. This is a very short program, and it won’t take up too much of your time.

May Spotlight 1 Program Rewards

1. 5 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack
2. 10 Points: 88 OVR Topps Now Kyle Manzardo
3. 15 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack
4. 20 Points: 88 OVR Topps Now Zach Agnos
5. 25 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack
6. 30 Points: Ballin’ is a Habit pack
7. 35 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack
8. 40 Points: 5,000 XP
9. 45 Points: May Spotlight Drop 1 pack
10. 50 Points: 91 OVR Spotlight Series Kyle Stowers

88 OVR Topps Now Kyle Manzardo

88 OVR Kyle Manzardo is a first baseman from Cleveland Guardians. He is 24 years old and only entered the major leagues last year. He has hit 14 home runs so far, but it is clear that we don’t know enough about this rookie yet.

This card currently ranks 28th among all first basemen and has only 1 quirk. His hitting attributes are very good, but still a little behind the top hitters. His baserunning speed is not fast, but his defensive attributes are OK.

This card is not the top of the 88 OVR cards, but it is enough to be a temporary replacement when you are short of a first baseman. If it can be traded, its value is about 20,000 stubs. Here are some attributes of this card:

• Contact Right: 82
• Contact Left: 79
• Power Right: 94
• Power Left: 90
• Vision: 63
• Discipline: 83
• Clutch: 85
• Bunt: 35
• Drag Bunt: 25
• Durability: 95

88 OVR Topps Now Zach Agnos

88 OVR Zach Agnos is a closer for Colorado LA Clippers. He made his major league debut on April 20, 2025.

Zach Agnos has a fast pitching speed, which has attracted the attention of scouts, and this is also reflected in this card. Although this card does not have any quirks, his excellent statistics are enough to make up for this shortcoming.

Currently, this card ranks 14th among relief pitchers. He is particularly good at Splitter and Fastball Running.

Here are some attributes of this card:

• Stamina: 25
• H/9: 111
• K/9: 80
• BB/9: 88
• HR/9: 87
• Pitch Clutch: 100
• Control: 87
• Velocity: 81
• Break: 99

91 OVR Spotlight Series Kyle Stowers

91 OVR Kyle Stowers is a right fielder for Marlins. He made his major league debut in June 2022. He originally played for Golden Eagles and was traded to Marlins in 2024.

Kyle Stowers is good at handling pitches from the right side. His Contact Right and Power Right attributes are very good. In contrast, he performs very poorly when facing pitches from left-handed pitchers. The advantage of this card is that it is relatively fast. His base running and stealing speed are very good.

This card currently ranks 17th among all right fielders, and is very similar to Christian Yelich, who ranks 20th, without the quirks, and that card is worth 110,000 MLB The Show 25 Stubs.

Here are some of Kyle Stowers’ attributes:

• Contact Right: 91
• Contact Left: 79
• Power Right: 102
• Power Left: 58
• Vision: 70
• Discipline: 76
• Clutch: 91
• Bunt: 35
• Drag Bunt: 25
• Durability: 95

Drop 1 Tasks

Complete 8 Moments (24 points)

Drop 1 Missions:

• Use May Drop 1 Topps Now to accumulate 1,000 PXP with Spotlight Series players (10 points)
• Use 88 OVR Topps Now to accumulate 350 PXP with Kyle Manzardo (5 points)
• Use 88 OVR Topps Now to accumulate 500 PXP with Zach Agnos (5 points)

Stat Missions

• Hit five extra base hits by a player whose primary position is right fielder (4 points)
• 7 hits with a primary third baseman (4 points)
• 10 home runs with a Marlins player (6 points)
• 15 strikeouts with Twins players (6 points)

Each of these missions is fairly easy to complete, as Marlins and Twins have a lot of players. 73 OVR Marlins Nick Fortes and 72 OVR Twins Ty France are both great candidates for Stat Missions, and both only require around 35 stubs, which also allows you to complete Team Affinity Mission.

Optional Collection Missions

• Collect 88 OVR Topps Jake Meyers, Gunnar Hoglund, and Daniel Schneemann for 15 points
• Collect 91 OVR Spotlight Maikel Garcia and Bailey Ober for 35 points

These are the rewards for May Spotlight 1. Although these three cards are not top-notch, they are above average and can play a role in your team. There will be new cards in the May Spotlight series, so let’s wait and see.

With the opening of 3rd Inning Program, a new round of Cornerstone Evolution Program is also open. This month’s evolution task is to evolve 83 OVR card to 90 OVR.

In Cornerstone Evolution Program, each player has a phased reward, including card packs, XP and stubs, etc. The last reward is the corresponding 90 OVR Cornerstone card. Players need to complete the task to get points to unlock the phased rewards.

Ralph Kiner

1. 5 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack and 2,000 XP
2. 10 Points: 250 Stubs
3. 20 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack and 2,000 XP
4. 30 Points: 250 Stubs
5. 40 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack (x2) and 3,000 XP
6. 50 Points: 90 OVR Cornerstone Ralph Kiner and 3,000 XP

Tasks

• Complete five moments (25 Points - 5 Points each)

 83 OVR Ralph Kiner Mission

• Get 5 hits (5 runs) with 83 OVR Ralph Kiner
• Get two extra runs (5 runs) with 83 OVR Ralph Kiner
• Get 200 PXP (5 runs) with 83 OVR Ralph Kiner

Stat Missions

• Hit out 15 with a Last Ride Series batter Hit (5 points)
• Hit 5 home runs with a primary left fielder (5 points)
• Get 750 PXP with Pirates players (5 points)

90 OVR Cornerstone Ralph Kiner is a Pirates left fielder with power in both hands, making him a powerful hitter on your team. He has poor velocity stats, but he is a good defender.

This card is quite valuable because he has 9 quirks! He currently ranks 9th among left fielders. But he’s not much worse than 90 OVR Bryan Reynolds when you actually use him.

Here are some of his stats:

• Contact Right: 83
• Contact Left: 86
• Power Right: 100
• Power Left: 101
• Vision: 80
• Discipline: 90
• Clutch: 85
• Bunt: 41
• Drag Bunt: 32
• Durability: 96

Jim Palmer

1. 5 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack and 2,000 XP
2. 10 Points: 250 Stubs
3. 20 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack and 2,000 XP
4. 30 Points: 250 Stubs
5. 40 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack (x2) and 3,000 XP
6. 50 Points: 90 OVR Cornerstone Jim Palmer and 3,000 XP

Tasks

• Complete five Moments (25 Points - 5 Points each)

83 OVR Jim Palmer Missions

• Pitch 9 innings with 83 OVR Jim Palmer (5 points)
• Strike out 10 times with 83 OVR Jim Palmer (5 points)
• Gain 350 PXP with 83 OVR Jim Palmer (5 points)

Stat Missions

• Strike out 20 times with All-Star Series pitchers (5 points)
• Pitch 18 innings with starting pitchers (5 points)
• Gain 750 PXP with Orioles players (5 points)

90 OVR Cornerstone Jim Palmer is the starting pitcher for Orioles. His stats are good across the board, but his Stamina stat is especially good, allowing him to play consistently for long periods of time.

His 4-Seam Fastball and Slider are both good, but not great. This card has 3 quirks, currently ranking 11th among starting pitchers.

There are quite a few All-Star Series pitchers, and you can get the job done with 85 OVR Mark Davis, who is worth around 4,000 MLB The Show 25 Stubs. Or 86 OVR Tanner Houck, who is worth around 2,000 stubs.

The following are some properties of 90 OVR Cornerstone Jim Palmer:

• Stamina: 110
• H/9: 85
• K/9: 74
• BB/9: 84
• HR/9: 90
• Pitch Clutch: 90
• Control: 84
• Velocity: 90
• Break: 99

Justin Turner

1. 5 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack and 2,000 XP
2. 10 Points: 250 Stubs
3. 20 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack and 2,000 XP
4. 30 Points: 250 Stubs
5. 40 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack (x2) and 3,000 XP
6. 50 Points: 90 OVR Cornerstone Justin Turner and 3,000 XP

Task

• Complete five Moments (25 Points - 5 Points each)

83 OVR Justin Turner Missions:

• Get five hits with 83 OVR Justin Turner (5 points)
• Get two extra base hits with 83 OVR Justin Turner (5 points)
• Get 200 PXP with 83 OVR Justin Turner (5 points)

Stat Missions:

• Get 15 hits with Veteran hitters (5 points)
• Hit five home runs as a primary third baseman (5 points)
• Get 750 PXP with the Dodgers (5 points)

90 OVR Cornerstone Justin Turner is a third baseman from Dodgers who is exceptionally good at handling pitches from the left, both contact left and power left. This card has 3 quirks, currently ranking 14th among all third basemen in the game.

None of Veteran hitters can be obtained through stubs trading, so the best candidate for this quest is 83 OVR Justin Turner, obtained in 3rd Inning Reward Path.

Here are some attributes of 90 OVR Cornerstone Justin Turner:

• Contact Right: 92
• Contact Left: 125
• Power Right: 61
• Power Left: 100
• Vision: 93
• Discipline: 76
• Clutch: 90
• Bunt: 42
• Drag Bunt: 33
• Durability: 89

Of the three, 90 OVR Cornerstone Ralph Kiner is the most valuable, but I still recommend collecting all three 90 OVR cards, as they will help complete 99 OVR Scott Rolen collection quest. They will also be needed in the other Legends & Flashbacks Collections quests.

As an ARPG, Last Epoch, like Diablo series and Path of Exile 2, has an item crafting system that allows players to craft their own unique equipment. This system is more complex than Diablo 4, but not as luck-dependent as Path of Exile 2.

The items crafting system in Last Epoch has many interesting mechanisms, making the equipment crafting in the game not too cumbersome, but with depth.

The Forge Interface

You can press F to open the item forging interface anytime and anywhere, without having to go to the town to talk to the blacksmith or other NPCs.

You can see that the two sides of the item are divided into prefixes and suffixes, which are the affix slots that items in Last Epoch have for storing attribute modifiers. Each item can have up to two prefixes and two suffixes that can be modified.

• Prefix: Attack Attributes (such as damage, attributes, soldier attributes)
• Suffix: Defense/Useful Other Attributes (such as health, resistance, mana, status effects)

Some items will also have Sealed Affixes. Sealed Affixes are not counted as prefixes and suffixes, and cannot be changed.

Consumables For Forging

You can use the item forging system to add new affixes to items or modify existing affixes. This process does not consume Last Epoch Gold, but consumes the following items: Affix Shards, Glyphs, Runes and Forging Potential (FP).

Forging Potential (FP)

Forging Potential (FP) is a very creative mechanism, which represents how many times an item can be forged. Each time an item is forged, some Forging Potential (FP) is consumed, and this consumption is not fixed.

• When Forging Potential (FP) drops to zero, the item can no longer be forged. However, as long as it has some FP left, you can still forge it.
• Forging Potential of Common and Rare items is usually between 20 and 40 points.
• Forging Potential of Exalted items is usually above 40 points.
• There is a 1 in 4 chance that using Glyph of Hope will not consume any FP, but Glyph of Hope cannot be used on items with zero FP.

Forging Potential is a restriction on items of different qualities. The higher the quality of the item, the higher FP, and the easier it is to forge powerful affixes. This will encourage players to collect higher quality equipment.

Affix Shards

Affix Shards can add the affixes you want to your item, or upgrade the existing affixes of the item. They are the core items in item forging.

• Affix Shards can be got by killing enemies or opening treasure chests
• Use Rune of Shattering to destroy equipment and recycle Affix Shards

Glyphs

Glyphs are your auxiliary tools in the item crafting process, protecting the affixes you want and preventing the item from becoming useless after forging, and you can only use one Glyph per forging.

• Glyph of Hope: 25% chance to avoid FP consumption.
• Glyph of Order: Keep the affix value when upgrading the level.
• Glyph of Chaos: Randomly changes one affix to another.
• Glyph of Despair: Seals an affix, allowing a fifth affix to be added.
• Glyph of Envy: Changes all properties except the affix being upgraded.

Runes

Rune effects are more direct than Glyphs, and can greatly affect the crafting results of an item, while also being extremely rare. Some Runes can be found at vendors, and are very valuable, requiring tens of thousands of Last Epoch Gold to unlock.

• Rune of Shattering: Destroy an item and return the fragments.
• Rune of Removal: Removes a random affix from an item.
• Rune of Discovery: Adds a random Tier1 affix to an empty slot.
• Rune of Refinement: Rerolls all affix values.
• Rune of Shaping: Rerolls the base item’s implied stats.
• Rune of Ascendance: Converts a normal item to a random unique/set item of the same type.
• Rune of Creation: Duplicates an item, but FP becomes 0 on both items.
• Rune of Havoc: Rearrange the affix tiers on an Exalted item using 4 unsealed affixes.
• Rune of Redemption: Change an Exalted affix to a different affix (same Tier/roll).
• Rune of Weaving: Convert remaining Weaver’s Will/Touch into affix progress.

Advanced Item Crafting

Exalted Items

Each Exalted Item has at least one Tier 6 or 7 affix. These affixes are purple affixes that cannot be got through crafting, but they could be used to craft legendary items.

If an Exalted Item has a good affix, but it’s not what you need, you can trade it for a lot of gold.

Legendary Potential (LP)

Some Legendary items or set items have Legendary Potential (LP), which means they can transfer purple affixes from Exalted Items.

• LP 1: Only 1 affix can be transferred
• LP 3: Up to 3 affixes can be transferred

Each time you transfer an Exalted Item, the affixes are random, so you’d better make sure that most of the affixes in Exalted Items are what you need.

Woven Echoes

Woven Enchanting in Season 2 allows you to upgrade Class Idols. You can add appropriate affixes to your Idols on Woven Enchanter altar.

Idols do not have Forging Potential, so you can modify them repeatedly until you have the affixes you need.

Set Bonus Affixes

An important change in Season 2 is that sets can be destroyed and affixes extracted. The method of using Set Bonus Affixes is the same as Affix Shards, but Set Bonus Affixes can also be used on exalted items, but not on items with Legendary Potential.

The above is the item crafting method in Last Epoch Season 2. If you want to customize an item that suits your class, you not only need to prepare sufficient resources, but also a little bit of luck sometimes.

MLB The Show 25 launched April Spotlight Drop 5 in early May, adding many new cards to the series. This April Spotlight Drop 5 Program includes 6 free diamond players, including 90 OVR and 91 OVR cards.

April Spotlight Drop 5 Program

Although the rewards of April Spotlight Drop 5 Program do not include stubs, it includes various card packs and precious free diamond cards, which are better than stubs.

1. 5 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack
2. 10 Points: 86 OVR Topps Now Luke Keaschall
3. 15 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack
4. 20 Points: 86 OVR Topps Now Agustin Ramirez
5. 25 Points: Ballin’ is a Habit pack
6. 30 Points: 5,000 XP
7. 35 Points: Lightning bat skin
8. 40 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack (x5)
9. 45 Points: 89 OVR Spotlight Series Brendan Donovan
10. 50 Points: Ballin’ is a Habit pack
11. 55 Points: 5,000 XP
12. 60 Points: 89 OVR Spotlight Series Luke Weaver
13. 65 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack
14. 70 Points: April Spotlight Drop 5 pack
15. 75 Points: MLB The Show 25 pack
16. 80 Points: Deluxe Mystery pack
17. 85 Points: 90 OVR Spotlight Series Pete Alonso
18. 90 Points: 10,000 XP
19. 95 Points: April Spotlight Drop 5 pack
20. 100 Points: 91 OVR Spotlight Series Wyatt Langford

86 OVR Topps Now Luke Keaschall

Our first Luke is a second baseman from Twins. He is a good swinger with great contact both ways, but his power is a little lacking. Luke Keaschall’s strength lies in his fast baserunning speed and he is also very good at stealing bases. It’s a pity that this card does not have Quirk.

86 OVR Topps Now Agustin Ramirez

Another 86 OVR player sent out this time is Marlins catcher Agustin Ramirez, who can also play as a first baseman. Agustin Ramirez’s contact and power attributes in his swing are both excellent. On defense, his stealing and baserunning are a little worse than his swing, but they are still okay.

89 OVR Spotlight Series Brendan Donovan

The first 89 OVR player is Brendan Donovan, the second baseman from Cardinals. Brendan Donovan is a versatile player on the field. He can also play first base, third base, shortstop, and left and right outfield. He has good vision attributes and is very good at hitting pitches from the right-hand pitchers.

In addition, this card is very good at defense, and his defensive stats are very high. Currently, 89 OVR Spotlight Series Brendan Donovan ranks eighth among second basemen.

89 OVR Spotlight Series Luke Weaver

This card is the second free Luke. Luke Weaver is a relief pitcher from Yankees. Although his Stamina attribute is not very high, his other pitching attributes are very good. Among them, his H/9 score is as high as 125! This card is currently ranked sixth among relief pitchers.

90 OVR Spotlight Series Pete Alonso

90 OVR’s Pete Alonso is a Mets’ first baseman, and is ranked 6th among first basemen in MLB The Show 25. He is the team’s slugger, with strong contact and power attributes. And this card has 7 quirks!

1. Homebody
2. First-Pitch Hitter
3. Dead Red
4. Fighter
5. Rally Monkey
6. Bad Ball Hitter
7. Table Setter

91 OVR Spotlight Series Wyatt Langford

91 OVR’s Wyatt Langford is a left fielder from Rangers, and can also play center and right field. He has 4 quirks, but his attributes are average, and his strength lies in defense. Wyatt Langford’s defensive stats are all top-notch, and he also has a fast baserunning speed.

• As a left fielder, he ranks 17th.
• As a right fielder, he ranks 16th.
• As a center fielder, he ranks 13th.

How To Get Rewards?

Moments

• Complete seven moments (21 points total, 3 points each)
• Optional Extreme Moment: Hit four home runs with Suarez in All-Star (30 points)

Drop 5 Missions:

• Use Drop 5 Topps Now with Spotlight Series players to earn 1,500 PXP (10 points)
• Use 86 OVR Keaschall to earn 350 PXP (5 points)
• Use 86 OVR A. Ramirez to earn 350 PXP (5 points)
• Use 89 OVR Donovan to earn 350 PXP (5 points)
• Use 89 OVR Weaver to earn 500 PXP (5 points)
• Use 90 OVR Alonso to earn 350 PXP (5 points)
• Use 89 OVR Hoskins from Drop 4 to earn 350 PXP (5 points)

All the above players are Program rewards from April Spotlight Series and cannot be obtained through MLB The Show 25 Stubs trades.

Stat Missions

• Hit 8 home runs with your primary center fielder (3 points)
• Hit 12 extra runs with your primary right fielder (3 points)
• Hit 12 extra runs with your primary first baseman (3 points)
• Hit 30 balls with Rangers players (6 points)
• Hit 20 extra runs with Diamondbacks players (6 points)
• Reach 50 bases with April Topps Now players (6 points)
• Hit 20 home runs with April Spotlight Series players (6 points)
• Strike out 25 times with April Spotlight Series pitchers (6 points)
• Steal 10 bases with April Topps Now/April Spotlight Series players (6 points)

Optional Collection Missions:

• Collect 86 OVR Topps Max Meyer, JC Escarra, Logan Evans, and Matt Gorski (15 points)
• Collect 91 OVR Spotlight Andres Munoz and Oneil Cruz, and 90 OVR Spotlight Noelvi Marte, Matthew Liberatore and Pavin Smith (45 points)

If you have enough stubs, you can try to complete this collection quest, and you can trade and get them in the free market.

The cards in April Spotlight Drop 5 are all very collectible, and collecting these players will help you complete the collection quest and unlock more powerful cards.

The three dungeons in Last Epoch are one of the endgame features. You can repeatedly explore dungeons to get rewards. Each dungeon has a unique mechanic. Besides the regular experience and gold, you can also get unique items and even legendary items.

Players are advised to understand the mechanics and rewards of each dungeon before entering it.

Dungeon Mechanics

Each of the three dungeons in Last Epoch requires a different key to unlock, and each has a different mechanic.

Lightless Arbor

• Location: Ruined Era, Near The Surface Waypoint
• Key: Lightless Arbor Key
• Boss: The Mountain Beneath
• Mechanic: Burning Amber
• Main Element: Poison
• Reward system: Vault of Uncertain Fate

Lightless Arbor is a dungeon without natural light sources. You need to control Burning Amber as your light source to explore the dungeon. Any enemy outside of the light source will become very dangerous, so you should try to lure the enemy into the light source before fighting.

If your light source is exhausted, you can reactivate it by killing Amber Elemental.

Soulfire Bastion

• Location: Imperial Era, Near The Felled Wood Waypoint
• Key: Soulfire Bastion Key
• Boss: Fire Lich Cremorus
• Mechanic: Soulfire Souls and Soulfire Shield
• Main Element: Fire and Necrotic
• Reward system: Soul Gambler

The special mechanic of Soulfire Bastion is Soulfire Shield. Depending on the color of Soulfire Shield, it can resist Fire or Necrotic damage. You can use it to resist the boss’s skills, but each time you use Soulfire Shield, it will consume the souls you find in the dungeon.

Temporal Sanctum

• Location: Ruined Era, Near The Ruined Coast Waypoint
• Key: Temporal Sanctum Key
• Boss: Chronomancer Julra
• Mechanic: Temporal Shift
• Main Element: Poison and Void
• Reward system: Eternity Cache

The Temporal Sanctum mechanics are very interesting. You can switch back and forth between Ruined Era and Divine Era to avoid enemies, pass obstacles, and even boss attacks. But there are different enemies waiting for you in both eras, so don’t take it lightly.

Dungeon Key

You need the corresponding key to enter the three dungeons. As long as you have enough keys, you can challenge the dungeons repeatedly. Each key is equivalent to an extra health bar in the dungeon. Once you die while exploring the dungeon, you can choose to consume a key to revive on the spot. Therefore, it is recommended that you prepare a few keys in advance before challenging the dungeon.

If you are playing with other friends, only one of you needs to have the key to enter the dungeon, but if you die in the dungeon, you will be sent out of the dungeon and your friends can continue exploring. Here are some tips for challenging dungeons:

• Choose the right difficulty, and don’t choose a difficulty you can’t handle.
• Consider what rewards you need, and if you can’t handle the enemies or boss behind, it’s best to retreat in advance.
• Stay alert and focused in the dungeon.
• Avoid being surrounded by numerous small enemies.
• Adjust the corresponding resistance before entering the dungeon.

If you don’t want to explore the dungeon, you can also use Portal Charm to teleport you directly to the boss’ battle area.

Here are the three main ways to get dungeon keys:

• Monolith of Fate: The timeline boss of Monolith of Fate usually drops the dungeon key.
• Killing enemies: During the game, the key will randomly drop from the enemy, but the probability is not high.
• Arena of Champion: Arena of Champion will also drop the dungeon key, but the probability of the key appearing is also not high.

Dungeon Rewards

The rewards for the three dungeons vary greatly, and the final rewards will also change at different difficulties. The three bosses will drop different loot at different difficulties, and the higher the difficulty, the richer the loot dropped.

The Mountain Beneath:

• Tier 1+: Peak of the Mountain (Unique Helmet)
• Tier 2+: Foot of the Mountain (Unique Boots)
• Tier 3+: Face of the Mountain (Unique Shield)
• Tier 4+: Core of the Mountain (Unique Body)

After you defeat The Mountain Beneath, besides unique items, you will also be able to open the Vault of Uncertain Fate, where you can use Last Epoch Gold to get rewards. The more gold you have, the richer the rewards you can get.

Fire Lich Cremorus:

• Tier 1+: Ashes of Mortality (Unique Ring)
• Tier 2+: Lich’s Envy (Set Item Gloves)
• Tier 3+: Immolator’s Oblation (Unique Belt)
• Tier 4+: Pyre of Affliction (Unique Two-Handed Axe/Scythe)

After defeating Fire Lich Cremorus, you will encounter a Soul Gambler. You can gamble with him with your remaining souls. If you have enough souls, you can even take his entire cargo, but Soul Gambler does not accept gold.

Chronomancer Julra:

• Tier 1+: Julra’s Stardial (Unique Ring)
• Tier 2+: Somnia (Unique Helmet)
• Tier 3+: Julra’s Obsession (Unique Gloves)
• Tier 4+: Vessel of Strife (Unique Relic)

In addition to the regular experience and gold rewards, you also have the right to craft a legendary item once. You need to put in a unique item with legendary potential and an Exalted item of the same type with at least 1 unsealed affix.

This forging will transfer the affixes of the exalted item to the unique item with legendary potential. The greater the legendary potential, the more affixes will be transferred.

The above is a general introduction to the mechanisms and rewards of the three dungeons. The affixes of the three dungeons will change every day, making them always have a certain difficulty, so that players have the desire to challenge repeatedly, which is an excellent design.