Running low on gold in SpiritVale? Whether you're upgrading your gear or preparing for tougher challenges, having enough SpiritVale Gold makes a big difference.
But not every farming spot is worth your time. Some can keep you grinding for hours with very little to show for it. If you want to make gold faster, here are some practical farming methods worth trying.
1. Farm Monsters in Sunny Meadows
If you’re still leveling or building your character, start in Sunny Meadows.
Find a spot where monsters spawn close together. Clear one group, move to the next, and circle back when the first group respawns. Use AoE skills whenever possible. Don’t waste time chasing individual monsters across the map. While farming, watch for equipment, monster cards, and artifact pieces. The Pioneer artifact set is one of the drops worth checking in Sunny Meadows.
Try farming for 15 minutes and see what you collect. If the area gets crowded, switch channels instead of waiting for monsters to respawn.
2. Try Goblin Cave When Your Build Gets Stronger
Once your damage improves, head to Goblin Cave.
Look for a section with several monster groups close together. Clear them in a loop, pick up the drops, and repeat. Goblin Cave is a C-rank map, so the enemies are tougher than those in basic farming areas. Don’t move here too early if every fight takes forever. Keep valuable equipment, cards, and materials instead of selling everything to NPCs right away.
If you’re burning through potions or taking too long to kill each pack, return to an easier map. Faster kills usually mean better farming efficiency.
3. Farm Monster Cards and Sell the Extras
Monster cards are worth hunting because players use them to improve their builds.
Before farming, check the Auction House for cards with decent prices. Then find the monsters that drop them. For example, Bunny Card drops from Bunny monsters. Check its current market price before deciding whether it’s worth farming. I’d avoid chasing an expensive card if its monster is difficult to kill. Instead, choose enemies you can defeat quickly while collecting other drops.
Find a good spawn area, farm it for 15–20 minutes, and sell any duplicate cards you don’t need. Card drops aren’t guaranteed, so make sure the regular loot is useful too.
4. Collect Materials Needed for Boss Summoning
Some SpiritVale bosses have summoning requirements, so check what you need before heading into a boss fight. Open the world map or check the boss information to identify your target and its requirements.
If the required items come from monsters you can farm comfortably, collect them while grinding for gold, equipment, and cards. Before selling any extra materials, check whether they’re tradable and whether other players are buying them. Don’t spend hours collecting a material without checking its value first.
For newer players, stick to easier farming areas. There’s no reason to chase high-level boss materials before your character can handle the enemies.
5. Hunt World Bosses for Rare Drops
Once your character is strong enough, add boss fights to your farming routine.
Start with a lower-level boss you can defeat consistently. Bosses such as Sting or Hare are worth checking before moving on to more difficult encounters. As for Higher-level bosses, including Goblin Warchief, are better left until your character has stronger equipment.
After each fight, check your drops carefully. Boss cards and useful equipment may be worth selling to other players.
Don’t stand around waiting for another boss to appear. Farm nearby monsters or collect materials for your next fight. If a boss takes too long to defeat, skip it for now. You can always return after improving your build.
6. Farm and Sell Equipment Upgrade Materials
Equipment upgrades consume materials, making them worth checking when you’re looking for something to farm.
Start by checking the Auction House for Vulcanite and other refining materials. Compare their prices, then look for materials you can obtain efficiently through the content available to your character.
If you’re already farming high-ranked maps, watch for valuable artifact drops. Advanced Artifact Boxes are particularly rare, so treat them as a bonus rather than something you’ll get every session.
Before selling materials, compare their value with anything you could craft or upgrade. Sometimes keeping the ingredients separate is the better choice.
And don’t waste all your materials refining equipment you’re about to replace.
7. Sell Valuable Drops Through the Market Board
After farming, head back to town and open the Market Board to access the Auction House.
You can browse and buy through the Auction House interface, but listing items and collecting proceeds still require you to visit the Market Board.
Check prices for monster cards, equipment, artifacts, and upgrade materials before selling anything.
Don’t immediately undercut the cheapest listing. If prices are unusually low, consider keeping your items until demand improves.
For common materials, try selling smaller stacks rather than forcing players to buy everything at once.
Remember to account for trading fees. There’s no point listing something if you’ll barely make any profit.
8. Find Your Most Profitable Farming Spot
Here’s an easy way to figure out where you should spend your time.
Farm Sunny Meadows for 15 minutes, then try Goblin Cave for another 15 minutes if your character can handle it.
Compare the gold collected, valuable drops, and potion costs.
If the easier map makes more gold, keep farming there.
Once your build improves, you can test higher-ranked areas such as Turtle Nexus or Dark Fortress.
Don’t move into harder maps just because the enemies are higher level. What matters is how much gold you actually make.