The Slormancer

Open Skills, choose an unlocked Class upgrade or passive that supports ten ranks, and invest Slorm until its rank is 10. A one-rank node cannot satisfy this.

If the node is locked, equip its associated skill or specialisation and kill enemies to raise Mastery until the relevant tier opens. Mastery unlocks the tier, while Slorm buys the upgrade ranks. Check that the selected node itself reads rank 10. Extra Mastery from gear and character level are different values.

After receiving your first Ancestral Stones, open Ancestral Legacy and arrange a connected path to an upgrade that can reach rank 10. Select that upgrade and spend ordinary Slorm until it reaches rank 10.

Choose a node that helps your build rather than filling several unrelated low-rank nodes. If a node cannot be selected, check the stone path and its prerequisites. If it stops before ten ranks, use a different upgrade with a ten-rank cap. Ultimatum upgrades at Olorin do not count as Ancestral Legacy upgrades.

Close breaches by activating them and killing all the enemies they summon. A new Slorm Reaper can drop as a completion reward. Collect it and check the Reaper selection menu for the new entry.

If you have not found one during the campaign, use Battlefield expeditions or cleared Slorm Temple rooms. Keep completing breaches rather than repeatedly killing ordinary enemies outside them. The random collection grows through breach completions, while the special weapons in Master of the Arsenal use separate unlocks.

Complete the opening tutorial and its Champion of Arah story sequence before the first Graveyard mission. This is an automatic opening event. You do not need to discover a crafting recipe or defeat a hidden endgame boss.

Follow the campaign’s Ancestral Stone rewards, then complete Part I of Adam Nostrus’ Trials for the seventh stone. Claim the reward by speaking to Adam Nostrus after every first-trial objective is complete.

The First Trial explains those objectives. Filling seven positions in the Ancestral Legacy is not a separate requirement here, and the special Primal stone from the second trial comes later.

Finish the Royal Wing campaign and speak to Adam Nostrus. The board beside Almerolis in the upper-right village tracks Part I. Complete its seven objectives:

1. Reach character level 50 and level 50 with one Slorm Reaper. When a weapon evolves, equip the next form and continue its chain.
2. Defeat 15 Battlefield bosses. Choose Battlefield Journey, which allows boss events. The fixed-environment option without bosses will not do this.
3. Earn 50 total Influence levels across Battlefield regions. Clear breaches in different regions and bank each run through an exit portal. Prioritising your lowest region totals is more useful than pushing only one region.
4. Reinforce one item to +6 at Rick Manalan. Use Reinforce! It's Stronger! for the procedure.
5. Obtain a Temple Ultimatum and upgrade it to rank 3 at Olorin with Pure Slorm. See Artifact Hunter and These Rocks Are Really Shiny.
6. Obtain a Forge rune and upgrade it to rank 3 at Cory Ironbender with its matching Spirits. See Rune Raider and Adreart's Best Runist.

When all seven counters are complete, talk to Adam Nostrus and claim the stone to open Part II. If Influence stalls, finish the expedition through its portal. If bosses never appear, check the Battlefield adventure setting before grinding more floors.

Talk to Almerolis, select Battlefield, and choose Battlefield Journey rather than the fixed-environment setting marked without bosses. Clear successive floors until a boss event appears, defeat the boss and continue or leave through its portal.

Repeat until 100 Battlefield bosses are defeated. Campaign bosses, the Temple Guardian and the Forge’s Siege Leader belong to other activities. If several floors pass without a boss, continue the journey, but first confirm that boss events are enabled. Use this route during Battlefield Veteran so the two counters overlap.

Unlock the Slorm Temple through Olorin and enter it with Almerolis. Bring Elder Slorm earned from Battlefield elites. Clear each room’s enemies, claim the floor’s Slorm Shrine and continue upward. Defeat the Guardian at the milestone floors, including 50 and 100, then defeat its floor-150 encounter for this trophy.

During the climb, keep moving when the Temple Keeper awakens and its defences activate. Clear a safe space before stopping to attack. If traps or beams kill you, spend Pure Slorm on Olorin’s Temple defence and Keeper awakening upgrades, improve your armour and elemental defence, and try again.

You can leave to refill Elder Slorm and resume unlocked progress. A failed attempt does not require replaying the whole campaign. After the floor-150 victory, collect the special Keeper Reaper as well as the other rewards before leaving.

Enter the Slorm Temple through Almerolis after speaking to Olorin. Ultimatums are its ten-floor milestone rewards. Clear through floors 10, 20, 30 and onward to 150, collecting the reward at each milestone, for all 15.

These are fixed progression rewards, so repeating only the first ten floors will not fill the collection. If one is missing, inspect the unlocked Temple milestones and return to the corresponding reward floor.

The first Ultimatum gives you something to upgrade for the first trial. Take it to Olorin and use Pure Slorm for rank 3. Keep climbing and upgrade the whole collection later for These Rocks Are Really Shiny.

Claim Part I first, then use the Trials board beside Almerolis to track Part II. You need character level 75, 12 different Reaper Runes, the Temple Guardian on floor 50, 100 Great Forge waves in one run at Wrath 3 or higher, and victory over Adam Nostrus.

Use Slorm Reaper Runes for the runes and Never Enough for the Forge run. For the Temple, clear each room and claim its shrine to advance to floor 50. The New Temple Guardian explains the longer climb and recovery between attempts.

Challenge Adam Nostrus through the portal beside him in the village. He has fixed strength, so lowering expedition Wrath will not weaken this fight. Upgrade your equipment and defensive stats before retrying. Move around his rotating beams instead of standing in them, avoid the rows of fireballs, and place lingering ground hazards near the arena edge so you keep room to move.

Once the board is complete, speak to Adam Nostrus to collect the Primal Ancestral Stone and open Part III. Reaching the minimum level alone is not a sign that your build is ready for the duel.

Unlock the Great Forge by talking to Cory Ironbender, then choose it at Almerolis. Have enough Elder Slorm for the displayed entry cost. Survive and complete 100 waves in the same expedition.

The trophy itself does not specify Wrath. I recommend doing the successful attempt at Wrath 3 or higher once your build is ready, because Part II of the trials requires that setting. Lower-Wrath practice is still useful.

Choose wave challenges your build can survive rather than always taking the richest reward. Keep an escape route, prioritise dangerous ranged enemies and avoid stacking modifiers that directly counter your defences. Start with fewer open gates if the incoming enemies overwhelm you.

Do not loot the War Chest early. Claiming it ends the expedition. Defeating the Siege Leader and taking his rune reward does not mean you have finished 100 waves. Continue until the wave counter reaches 100, then claim the chest. If you die or cash out early, start a fresh run for the uninterrupted hundred.

Speak to Cory Ironbender to unlock the Great Forge and enter through Almerolis with Elder Slorm. Clear waves until the Siege Leader appears. When offered a manageable challenge that increases his appearance chance, take it.

Defeat him and choose the rune reward during the following Well-Deserved Rest. Claiming your first rune earns this trophy. You can then bank the War Chest and start another run if you are collecting runes, or continue toward Never Enough.

The ordinary War Chest is not itself a guaranteed new rune. You need the Siege Leader reward. Visit Cory afterwards to upgrade the rune with its matching Reapersmith Spirits.

Collect all 28 different Reaper Runes through Siege Leader victories in the Great Forge. The set contains seven Activation runes, fourteen Effect runes and seven Enhancement runes.

Use Rune Raider for entry and the first reward. After taking a new rune from the Well-Deserved Rest, bank the chest and start a new expedition for another Siege Leader. He is a once-per-run opportunity, so staying in the same run after his defeat is for resources and waves, not another new boss reward.

Inspect Cory’s rune collection for gaps. A rank upgrade to a rune you already own is not another unique rune. After the last one is unlocked, continue collecting Spirits for Adreart's Best Runist.

Complete Part II and claim its reward from Adam Nostrus. Open Netherworld through Almerolis, then expand the map and clear the connected Cataclysm expeditions to reach their Warlords.

Finish all 45 Cataclysm expeditions and defeat all 25 ordinary Warlords. Use the map’s completion marks to find an unfinished branch. If a Warlord is inaccessible, complete the preceding connected expeditions first. These encounters have their own conditions, so read the selected expedition’s modifiers before committing to it.

Return to Adam Nostrus when the trial board is complete. Claim Altior and the final-boss access. Primordial Warlords are a later version of the activity, not a substitute for clearing missing encounters on the ordinary map.

Complete and claim the third trial, then enter the final confrontation through the castle doors. Bring your established endgame build, with upgraded equipment, useful runes and a reliable way to recover life.

Watch the marked thresholds on Omh Agad’s life bar. When the Cataclysm phase strips your protection, stop chasing damage. Open the six breaches around the arena while avoiding attacks, then kill their enemies to rebuild your life and protection. Resume attacking the boss once you can survive again.

If that phase repeatedly kills you, improve recovery and defence before another attempt. Clearing the Netherworld gives access to stronger equipment and the encounter remains available. Defeat the boss and collect Vengeance as part of your Reaper collection.

Reach character level 100 with one hero. Character experience is separate from a Reaper’s level and a skill’s Mastery.

Progress through the campaign and trials first, then use repeatable Battlefield or Forge runs at a difficulty you can clear reliably. Equip a Reaper that still needs levels so this contributes to two goals. The Ultimatum of Infinite Wisdom replaces Experience Gain rather than adding to it, so compare the stat with and without it before keeping it equipped at higher Wrath.

All three classes must eventually reach 100. Use the class-specific solutions for The Almighty Knight, Serenity and Torment and Spell Class.

Equip a Slorm Reaper and earn experience with it. Follow its evolution chain when an earlier form reaches its cap. Its final form unlocks a Primordial side at level 100, or earlier when its matching Reapersmith Affinity reduces the requirement.

Open the Reaper menu and switch between the normal and Primordial sides once unlocked. Read both the Benediction and Malediction before using the latter. They share weapon experience, so unlocking the Primordial side does not reset that weapon to level one.

Keep levelling an early-unlocked Primordial to the final cap for Ultimate Perfectionist. The old requirement to kill 42,000 enemies with one weapon is not the current level-based route.

Max every normal Reaper entry across the Knight, Huntress and Mage, 120 entries per class. This includes earlier evolution forms, whose caps can be below 100.

1. Fill the missing weapons using Master of the Arsenal.
2. On each class, inspect the Reaper collection for an owned weapon that is not at its cap. Equip it and farm enemies in Battlefield or the Forge.
3. When a form evolves, select the newly unlocked form and continue. For example, Adam Nostrus’ first weapon caps at 5, its Mighty form at 12, and its Perfect form continues to 100.
4. Repeat until every entry on all three classes is capped. Use Cory’s forging service for missing class versions, then inspect their actual levels rather than assuming that forging finished the levelling requirement.

The character-wide Reaper Mastery value boosts weapon damage, but it is not proof that each individual Reaper is maxed. Affinity can also unlock a Primordial early without finishing its level. Check the weapon’s own experience bar when a collection looks complete but the trophy is still locked.

Complete all 360 Primordial entries and bring each to its own level cap. Use Master of the Primordial Arsenal for missing Primordial unlocks and Master of Arms for the full levelling loop.

Normal and Primordial sides share experience. Level the form that works with your build instead of forcing yourself to use a harmful Primordial Malediction. Maxing the final form also resolves the earlier forms in that evolution chain at their lower caps.

An unlocked Primordial is not always a maxed Primordial. Affinity may unlock it before level 100. Inspect every class and finish those remaining experience bars, including special reward weapons and class versions forged at Cory.

Fill all three normal Reaper collections, 120 entries each. Random drops come from completed breaches and Temple rooms. Evolutions add further entries when you level their predecessors. Keep a different unfinished weapon equipped as you farm, then follow its connecting line to the next form in the Reaper menu.

Check these special unlocks before farming random breaches for the last gap:

After obtaining a weapon on one class, visit Cory on another class to forge its counterpart using the required Reapersmith Spirits. Do not start a separate save for the other heroes. Check the normal collection on each hero, including all connected evolutions, until the three class collection trophies are complete.

Unlock the Primordial side of every Reaper across all three heroes. First fill the normal collections through Master of the Arsenal, including the special rewards and fusion weapon.

Level each weapon’s final evolution until its Primordial side unlocks. Matching Affinity from Cory can lower that level requirement. Unlocking the final Primordial form also unlocks the earlier Primordial forms in the chain.

Cory can forge a Primordial counterpart for another class once you own it, using Reapersmith Spirits. Check each hero’s Primordial collection for dark entries. If the entry is an earlier evolution, finish its final form. If the whole family is absent, obtain the normal family first. Continue to its level cap for Ultimate Perfectionist.

Reach character level 100 as the Mighty Knight. If this was not your starting hero, complete its optional Graveyard mission, then speak to the hero in the village to switch. Keep using the same save so the shared resources and unlocked services remain useful.

Move suitable equipment through the village storage chest and ask Cory to forge an already-owned Reaper for this class. Start with manageable Battlefield or Forge runs and increase Wrath as the hero becomes stronger. Level unfinished skills and swords along the way.

The Experience Ultimatum overrides Experience Gain rather than stacking with every bonus, so check whether it improves your current stat. Avoid the Primordial Trainee while working on Master of Power, because its Malediction prevents Mastery gain. This trophy triggers at the hero’s own level 100, not a weapon’s level.

While playing the Mighty Knight, obtain all 120 normal swords, including their evolution forms. Collect breach rewards, level each unfinished chain and use the special-unlock table in Master of the Arsenal for the families that cannot drop randomly.

Cory can forge the Mighty Knight version of a Reaper another hero already owns. Spend the matching Spirits there before repeating a long random-drop hunt. Inspect the normal Reaper menu for missing entries. A connected dark entry usually needs its predecessor levelled, while the fusion weapon needs both twin predecessors. Finding all 120 is separate from maxing them for Master of Arms.

Unlock all 120 Primordial swords for the Mighty Knight. Use Sword Collection to fill the normal collection, then level each final evolution to its Primordial unlock threshold. Matching Affinity at Cory lowers that threshold.

Open the Primordial view in the Reaper menu and inspect it for missing entries. Unlocking a chain’s final Primordial form also opens its earlier forms. Cory can forge Primordial class versions that another hero owns, so check his offers before levelling a duplicate solely for the unlock.

Finish each weapon’s remaining levels afterwards for Ultimate Perfectionist. Reaching 120 unlocked Primordials is a collection milestone, not proof that all 120 are maxed.

On the Mighty Knight, earn Mastery 15 for every class skill. Open Skills and inspect both the active skills and the three support specialisations. These are separate from Ancestral Legacy upgrades and Slorm-purchased ranks.

Equip a dependable primary attack, an unfinished secondary skill and an unfinished support specialisation. Kill enemies in repeatable Battlefield or Forge runs. Equipped skills gain Mastery from kills, so the secondary does not need to deliver the killing blow. Replace a capped skill with another unfinished one and repeat until every skill has earned 15.

Check the earned level rather than relying on equipment’s added Mastery. If the bars stop moving, inspect your Reaper. The Primordial Trainee prevents Mastery gain, so switch to its normal side or another weapon. Changing skills is safe, but changing specialisation also changes its active passives, so lower Wrath if the new setup weakens your defence.

Reach character level 100 as the Fierce Huntress. If this was not your starting hero, complete its optional Graveyard mission, then speak to the hero in the village to switch. Keep using the same save so the shared resources and unlocked services remain useful.

Move suitable equipment through the village storage chest and ask Cory to forge an already-owned Reaper for this class. Start with manageable Battlefield or Forge runs and increase Wrath as the hero becomes stronger. Level unfinished skills and bows along the way.

The Experience Ultimatum overrides Experience Gain rather than stacking with every bonus, so check whether it improves your current stat. Avoid the Primordial Trainee while working on Master of Ferocity, because its Malediction prevents Mastery gain. This trophy triggers at the hero’s own level 100, not a weapon’s level.

While playing the Fierce Huntress, obtain all 120 normal bows, including their evolution forms. Collect breach rewards, level each unfinished chain and use the special-unlock table in Master of the Arsenal for the families that cannot drop randomly.

Cory can forge the Fierce Huntress version of a Reaper another hero already owns. Spend the matching Spirits there before repeating a long random-drop hunt. Inspect the normal Reaper menu for missing entries. A connected dark entry usually needs its predecessor levelled, while the fusion weapon needs both twin predecessors. Finding all 120 is separate from maxing them for Master of Arms.

Unlock all 120 Primordial bows for the Fierce Huntress. Use Bow Collection to fill the normal collection, then level each final evolution to its Primordial unlock threshold. Matching Affinity at Cory lowers that threshold.

Open the Primordial view in the Reaper menu and inspect it for missing entries. Unlocking a chain’s final Primordial form also opens its earlier forms. Cory can forge Primordial class versions that another hero owns, so check his offers before levelling a duplicate solely for the unlock.

Finish each weapon’s remaining levels afterwards for Ultimate Perfectionist. Reaching 120 unlocked Primordials is a collection milestone, not proof that all 120 are maxed.

On the Fierce Huntress, earn Mastery 15 for every class skill. Open Skills and inspect both the active skills and the three support specialisations. These are separate from Ancestral Legacy upgrades and Slorm-purchased ranks.

Equip a dependable primary attack, an unfinished secondary skill and an unfinished support specialisation. Kill enemies in repeatable Battlefield or Forge runs. Equipped skills gain Mastery from kills, so the secondary does not need to deliver the killing blow. Replace a capped skill with another unfinished one and repeat until every skill has earned 15.

Check the earned level rather than relying on equipment’s added Mastery. If the bars stop moving, inspect your Reaper. The Primordial Trainee prevents Mastery gain, so switch to its normal side or another weapon. Changing skills is safe, but changing specialisation also changes its active passives, so lower Wrath if the new setup weakens your defence.

Reach character level 100 as the Mischievous Mage. If this was not your starting hero, complete its optional Graveyard mission, then speak to the hero in the village to switch. Keep using the same save so the shared resources and unlocked services remain useful.

Move suitable equipment through the village storage chest and ask Cory to forge an already-owned Reaper for this class. Start with manageable Battlefield or Forge runs and increase Wrath as the hero becomes stronger. Level unfinished skills and staves along the way.

The Experience Ultimatum overrides Experience Gain rather than stacking with every bonus, so check whether it improves your current stat. Avoid the Primordial Trainee while working on Master of Trickery, because its Malediction prevents Mastery gain. This trophy triggers at the hero’s own level 100, not a weapon’s level.

While playing the Mischievous Mage, obtain all 120 normal staves, including their evolution forms. Collect breach rewards, level each unfinished chain and use the special-unlock table in Master of the Arsenal for the families that cannot drop randomly.

Cory can forge the Mischievous Mage version of a Reaper another hero already owns. Spend the matching Spirits there before repeating a long random-drop hunt. Inspect the normal Reaper menu for missing entries. A connected dark entry usually needs its predecessor levelled, while the fusion weapon needs both twin predecessors. Finding all 120 is separate from maxing them for Master of Arms.

Unlock all 120 Primordial staves for the Mischievous Mage. Use Staff Collection to fill the normal collection, then level each final evolution to its Primordial unlock threshold. Matching Affinity at Cory lowers that threshold.

Open the Primordial view in the Reaper menu and inspect it for missing entries. Unlocking a chain’s final Primordial form also opens its earlier forms. Cory can forge Primordial class versions that another hero owns, so check his offers before levelling a duplicate solely for the unlock.

Finish each weapon’s remaining levels afterwards for Ultimate Perfectionist. Reaching 120 unlocked Primordials is a collection milestone, not proof that all 120 are maxed.

On the Mischievous Mage, earn Mastery 15 for every class skill. Open Skills and inspect both the active skills and the three support specialisations. These are separate from Ancestral Legacy upgrades and Slorm-purchased ranks.

Equip a dependable primary attack, an unfinished secondary skill and an unfinished support specialisation. Kill enemies in repeatable Battlefield or Forge runs. Equipped skills gain Mastery from kills, so the secondary does not need to deliver the killing blow. Replace a capped skill with another unfinished one and repeat until every skill has earned 15.

Check the earned level rather than relying on equipment’s added Mastery. If the bars stop moving, inspect your Reaper. The Primordial Trainee prevents Mastery gain, so switch to its normal side or another weapon. Changing skills is safe, but changing specialisation also changes its active passives, so lower Wrath if the new setup weakens your defence.

Unlock the other 48 trophies on this PS5 list. The long tail is the complete weapon and Legendary collections, rather than the final boss. Check Master of Arms, Ultimate Perfectionist and Legendary Object Collection before treating the remaining hunt as a simple kill grind.

Keep killing enemies during the Reaper grind and check this entry in the in-game Achievements menu before doing a separate cleanup session. The target is one million kills, not damage dealt or breaches opened.

For a repeatable route, ask Almerolis for Battlefield expeditions and clear the enemies summoned by breaches. Choose a Wrath where packs die quickly. Keep an unfinished Reaper and skills equipped, and collect drops before moving on. If a harder setting slows each pack dramatically, lower it. There is no need to finish the million in one expedition.

Collect Goldus dropped by defeated enemies until the cumulative total reaches ten million. Spending Goldus is part of normal progression, so do not wait to hold ten million at once.

For cleanup, run Battlefield breaches with Goldus Find on equipment if it does not hurt your clearing speed. Walk through the dropped currency before using the portal. Selling equipment gives money for crafting, but enemy drops are the direct route to this trophy’s stated condition. Track the achievement counter rather than your current wallet.

Defeat 10,000 elite enemies across your hunts. In Battlefield expeditions, clear elite packs as you move between breaches rather than sprinting past them. They also supply Elder Slorm, so use this cleanup to fund Temple visits.

Choose a Wrath where elites die without lengthy fights. A large kill total alone is not enough if most of it came from ordinary monsters. Check the elite counter and keep farming fresh floors if this remains after the other collections.

Reap ten million ordinary Slorm from enemies over time. This is the turquoise currency spent on Class and Ancestral Legacy upgrades, not Elder Slorm or the white Pure Slorm used by Olorin.

Keep collecting it through the campaign and expedition grind. For a direct enemy-drop route, clear dense Battlefield breaches or replay the Mage Academy’s Temppopotamus Bastion mission with Match my Level enabled. Slorm Find can help if it does not slow your kills. Spend your Slorm on upgrades as needed and use the achievement total to track progress, rather than trying to keep ten million unspent.

Complete 2,500 floors in Battlefield expeditions selected through Almerolis. This is a cumulative floor count, not one continuous 2,500-floor run. Temple floors and Forge waves are different activities.

Activate and close the breaches needed to open the onward portal, then move to the next floor. Use a manageable Wrath and keep an unfinished weapon equipped. Finish sessions through the exit portal so you also bank Influence.

Choose Battlefield Journey until First-Class Annihilator is complete. Afterwards, a fixed environment with a layout you navigate quickly can make floor cleanup more consistent. Check the Battlefield floor counter after banking a run.

In the Great Forge, finish at least a wave, then use the War Chest between waves to claim the run’s loot. Repeat until you have looted 50 War Chests.

Each claim ends that Forge expedition. Do this naturally at the end of your rune and Spirit runs. If only the chest counter remains, use short, safe runs at a low Wrath instead of risking a long session.

Death is not the same as successfully opening a chest. During the 100-wave attempt for Never Enough, wait until wave 100 is complete before cashing out.

Pick up 2,500 equipment drops from defeated enemies. Check the loot filter before cleanup and keep equipment visible. Clear inventory space between runs so that a full bag does not leave drops on the floor.

Battlefield breaches let you combine this with floors, elite kills and Reaper drops. Collect the equipment before using the onward portal, then sell or salvage unwanted pieces in town. Keep new Legendary effects for Legendary Object Collection. The target is collected drops, not 2,500 items held at once.

Find and collect 100 Legendary-quality equipment drops from enemies. These are the orange Legendary items. They do not have to be 100 different effects.

Keep Legendary equipment visible in the loot filter. Run Battlefield Journey for its boss encounters and collect their drops, raising Wrath only while your build still clears reliably. Save one copy of every new effect in the Legendary Chest for Legendary Object Collection.

Crafting a Legendary effect is useful for your build and collection, but enemy drops satisfy this trophy’s stated condition directly. Do not use the number of occupied chest slots as the counter for this one.

Collect 10,000 Slormites from enemy drops. These are the reinforcement materials used at Rick Manalan, not Slormelines, Slormandrites or Slorm currency.

Keep material drops visible and collect them while clearing Battlefield enemies. Save the lower tiers for Slormitologist Member Card and useful tiers for Reinforce! It's Stronger!. Using materials does not mean you need to replace the whole collected total before the trophy can unlock.

Check the Slormite achievement counter. Buying materials and moving them into and out of the Slormitizer is not the enemy-drop method requested by this trophy.

Complete the Legendary Chest collection in the village, keeping a copy of every distinct Legendary item rather than a pile of duplicate orange drops. Use this chest beside the ordinary storage area, not the ordinary stash, to organise the collection. Inspect the empty collection entries to identify missing names.

After Part II of the trials, open Almerolis’ Netherworld map and search for a missing Legendary. Select an accessible Warlord listing that item among its possible rewards, clear its prerequisite expeditions if needed, then defeat it. Inspect the reward choices and use a paid reroll when it can reveal the item you need. The possible reward lists change after expeditions, so recheck them between hunts.

Return each new item to its collection slot. Keep copies equipped by other heroes in mind when checking a gap. If a missing item belongs to a different class, switch heroes for that part of the collection. Repeating a convenient run is fine for general drops, but it is less useful than targeting the remaining names once most slots are filled.

Rescue Rick Manalan and speak to him in the village. Open his Merge menu, select a Slormite tier for which you have enough materials, and combine three of that tier into one of the next tier.

Produce 1,000 Slormites through merging. It is the output count, not the number of materials consumed. Use the quantity selector for batches when available and check the preview before confirming. If you merge the products again into a higher tier, those are further merge operations.

Use surplus low-tier drops rather than buying expensive high-tier materials solely for this. Keep enough of the tiers you still need for reinforcement. Looting 1,000 Slormites by itself is a different action.

After rescuing Rick Manalan, open his Reinforce service and put an equipment piece in the Slormitizer. Add the appropriate Slormite, inspect the displayed chances and confirm the reinforcement. Repeat across equipment until you have reinforced it 500 times.

Equipment gains Potential while worn during kills. For an ordinary early upgrade, wait for full Potential and use a Slormite tier matching the item’s current reinforcement level. For example, a +6 item uses tier 6 for the next step. Check that the success chance is safe before spending resources. Further upgrades consume more materials, so revisit Rick as your equipped items build Potential.

The requirement is many reinforcements, not one item at +500. Upgrade the gear for all three heroes first. If the counter remains, use spare low-reinforcement equipment and inexpensive materials instead of forcing ever-higher levels on one item. Reforging an affix at Friedrich is a different service.

Unlock Olorin, climb the Slorm Temple and spend Pure Slorm on every level of his permanent upgrades. Work through all the shop’s upgrade panels, including Elder Slorm find and capacity, Temple defences and awakening delay, Pure Stat improvements and the Slorm transformation cost.

Check for unfinished levels on each entry rather than buying one level of each and stopping. Upgrade useful capacity and farming options early, then finish the rest as the Temple supplies more Pure Slorm. Further floors remain available after floor 150.

If Pure Slorm is running short, continue the Temple and claim its shrines. Ordinary Slorm and Reapersmith Spirits cannot pay for these purchases. Keep the Ultimatum collection on your cleanup list as well for These Rocks Are Really Shiny.

Obtain all 15 Ultimatums from the Temple milestones described in Artifact Hunter. At Olorin’s shop, open the Ultimatum upgrades and spend Pure Slorm until every one reaches rank 15.

Upgrade one that supports your current farming first, then work through the remaining list. Equipping an Ultimatum and killing enemies does not level it. Its paid rank at Olorin is what matters.

Continue the Temple beyond floor 150 for more Pure Slorm, refilling Elder Slorm between visits. Check every entry, including those you never equip. A rank-15 favourite is not enough when the trophy asks for all Ultimatums.

Unlock all 28 Reaper Runes through Slorm Reaper Runes, then upgrade each to rank 15 at Cory Ironbender. Each upgrade costs its listed Reapersmith Spirits, earned through Great Forge challenges.

Choose rewards for the Spirit family you currently need and bank the run’s chest before starting another. A Reaper’s smith is shown in its description, and using the matching weapon improves the corresponding Spirit rewards. Forge reward choices can also offer rune upgrades.

Work through Activation, Effect and Enhancement runes individually. Upgrading Reaper Affinity at Cory is a different purchase, and a fully upgraded set of equipped runes does not finish the unused ones. Check all 28 ranks in his collection before committing to another long farming session.