You have several options to obtain better items after the campaign in Last Epoch. Most players will likely spend the main part of the endgame in the Monoliths. One player has created a map showing where each item type drops.
Which farm is it about?
- The Monoliths are part of the endgame of Last Epoch. The campaign ends with a long side quest series that introduces you to the Monoliths.
- The feature is endless, so you can farm here as long as you want. Monoliths become stronger through “Corruption” and Empowerment.
- Each of the Monoliths represents its own timeline, and upon completion, you can unlock a different blessing that strengthens your character – but also other items.
This is the overview: Monoliths are divided into “Maps” that provide a specific reward upon successful completion. This can range from gold to glyphs and runes, as well as items and guaranteed unique items.
The user Aessari on Reddit has created a map that shows which type of items you can find at which Monolith:
- Fall of the Outcasts: Bows
- The Stolen Lance: Staves and Rods
- The Black Sun: Helmets and Shields
- Blood, Frost, and Death: Chest Armors
- Ending the Storm: Gloves
- Fall of the Empire: Belts
- Reign of Dragons: Swords and Axes
- Spirits of Fire: Boots
- The Age of Winter: Rings and Necklaces
- The Last Ruin: Relics
Just like with the items, many blessings of Last Epoch can be found in the individual timelines. Blessings make your character stronger passively or grant extra chances to find certain items. Therefore, it may be worth farming a specific timeline.
If you want to get strong items more easily, join one of the two factions of Last Epoch:
How to get the right items in the endgame
Many users thank for the overview and believe that this is exactly what the game is still missing. The developers should just take a look and implement it, so that pressing Alt would be enough to see the possible loot.
If you don’t want to rely solely on Monoliths, you can alternatively farm your items in the endless arena or in dungeons. However, there you always have a chance for all kinds of items, not just specific ones.
However, dungeons are still useful, as they come with special gimmicks. In the Temporal Sanctum, for example, you can convert unique items with legendary potential into Legendaries.
Your most important tool, however, is crafting. Through crafting, you can add new properties to items, swap unwanted values, or even add stronger affixes. However, the system requires a bit of understanding: Last Epoch players admit: ‘I’m level 91, and I’ve misunderstood crafting so far’
