SOUL SHARDS
Soul Shards
Shards are the shared material of the world-boss endgame: core forging, weapon transcendence, Soul Resonance and the Fate Forge all consume them. Each boss has its own shard line, and shards never cross boss lines or trade between players.
How to get them
- Chest guarantee: every world-boss chest contains that boss's shards; leaderboard and first-kill guild chests are extra copies of the same chest.
- Damage Rush grades: grade A already adds bonus shards for everyone, with more at S and SSS.
- Soul Shard Exchange: the exchange tab in Mira's window sells extra shards for silver, gold or diamonds, weekly-capped, reset every Monday.
- Fate Forge refunds: a missed equipment roll has a 40% chance to refund half the shards you put in.
Uses
- Core forging: consumes shards, tokens and kill marks, with amounts scaling by the world boss's level.
- Weapon transcendence: every stage costs shards, scaling with the weapon's boss level and stage.
- Soul Resonance: each boss has a 0-to-50 account track whose regular stages consume that boss's shards, priced at one chest's guaranteed drop.
- Fate Forge: each roll consumes a batch of shards, scaling by the world boss's level.
FAQ
FAQ
Can shards be traded or listed on the market?
No. Shards bind to the character on acquisition, including exchange purchases and Fate Forge refunds.
Which sink should shards feed first?
Forge one complete Soul Core for your main weapon first; the power gain is immediate. Soul Resonance regular stages are cheap enough to push alongside it, transcendence is the long game, and the Fate Forge is there when you want to convert shards into a roll for gear.
Where is the exchange?
Relic Scholar Mira in the Forsaken Land. Open her exchange window and switch to the shard tab.
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