Omens are currency that guarantee a specific crafting outcome. They remove the randomness from risky crafts.
Why this matters
Omens make dangerous crafting safer, saving you currency and gear.
Step-by-step
- Read what outcome the omen guarantees.
- Use it on the craft where that outcome helps.
- Apply it before the risky crafting step.
- Use omens that prevent death or bad rolls.
- Save them for valuable gear.
- Combine with other crafting currency.
Key tips
- Read the omen effect
- Use on valuable gear
- Apply before the risky step
- Save protective omens
Common mistakes
- Using omens on junk gear
- Ignoring the omen effect
- Wasting them on low-value crafts
Practical notes
Omens are consumable buffs for a map, such as extra rarity or protection, so use them when the run is worth the cost. Save powerful omens for high-value farms rather than casual maps.
Read what each omen does, because some change drops and others alter risk. Pair an omen with a juiced map to multiply returns. A well-timed omen turns a good run into a great one.
Save powerful omens for high-value farms, and pair one with a juiced map to multiply returns instead of wasting it on a casual run.
Save powerful omens for high-value farms and pair one with a juiced map to multiply returns, instead of wasting it on a casual mapping run.
Reserve powerful omens for high-value farms so the buff multiplies a run worth the cost.
The crafting guide and currency guide cover which Omen to hold for each crafting step.