Mistfall Hunter is a game with a lot of moving parts, whether that be things to engage with at camp, the wide variety of loot items out there amongst the Gyldenmist, or the sheer amount of currencies you need to juggle as you play.
With so many to contend with, it can be a little hard to separate your Glydenblood from your Echoes of Fate. But we want to try and make it as easy as working with dollars and cents. So here is a quick breakdown of every currency in Mistfall Hunter, and what you can use them for.
Every Currency In Mistfall Hunter Explained
Here is a rundown of every currency you’ll encounter in this new and exciting ARPG extraction game:
Glydenblood
This is by far the most straightforward of currencies in Mistfall Hunter. Glydenblood is, to put it simply, in-game money. This can be acquired from defeated enemies and can be used to purchase items and trade with other players. This also helps you extract specific items through a smuggler’s extraction when you are in a tight spot.
Echoes of Fate
Echoes of Fate is a currency that is directly tied to seasonal rewards. Players can earn Echoes of Fate by completing seasonal challenges within the allotted period, and then claiming them when complete.
These Echoes of Fate can then be used to claim items from the Destiny Map store.
Soul Coins
Soul Coins are effectively this game’s cosmetic item currency used to complete micro-transactions and purchase items from the Mall. These can also be used on the Contracts menu to activate premium contracts.
Fate Coins
Fate Coins show up alongside Soul Coins in the Mall Menu. This is because, although they are acquired through different means, they essentially serve the same purpose: allowing players to buy cosmetic items from the Mall. The key difference being that Fate Coins can be topped up with real-world cash, whereas Soul Coins are acquired through in-game activities
Talent Points
This one is pretty straightforward. These are skill points that can be spent to upgrade your character class and unlock new perks. They are acquired by leveling up your character and gaining a blessing.
Moonlight Nectar
Moonlight Nectar is a currency that can be refined into Star Silver. This is acquired in-game by completing various tasks and quests. For example, you can acquire one early in-game by upgrading your Goddess Statue to Lv.2.
Star Silver
This currency is obtained by refining Moonlight Nectar. This is then used to purchase items in the Curio Shop. This can be refined at rates of 30-100, 100-1000, or 150-3,000. Costing one, three or ten Moonlight Nectar, respectively.
Slag
Slag is the overflow currency that is acquired when you refine Moonlight Nectar into Star Silver. You need at least 1,000 Slag for it to be useful, but this can then be exchanged for 100x Star Silver.
Contract Sigil
Lastly, we have contract Sigils. A currency can be obtained by completing weekly tasks. These Sigils can then be traded for items via the contracts menu.
