Raven 2 has recently been rolling out the 'Kormac's...' event series. Things kicked off in the fourth week of June, with a follow-up arriving in the first week of July. The goal here is simple: grind through attendance and missions to snag Relics and Stella growth materials, or craft event items using 'Kormac’s Exchange Coins'. With the deadline looming, KookminTree is here to break down exactly how many coins you can farm and where you should be spending them.

The total number of Kormac’s Exchange Coins up for grabs is 4,000.

There are six Kormac events in total, four of which reward 100 'Kormac’s Exchange Coins' upon completing specific tasks. Everything wraps up on July 9 at 4:59 AM, which is also the hard deadline for your coins. Time is short, and you need a plan. After crunching the numbers, you’ll net 4,000 coins. However, looking at the crafting menu, you’ll need a staggering 7,250 coins to craft everything. Choose your battles—and your items—wisely.

The real dilemma lies with the boxes and enhancement stones. The choices range from 'Dazzling Relic Summon Selection Chests' to 'Kormac’s Skill Material Chests,' 'Special Operations Magic Stone Selection Chests,' and 'Hero Selection Chests.' Each focuses on a different growth path with zero overlap. Take a long, hard look at what your character actually needs before committing.

The Hero Grade Class/Servant selection chests are the big-ticket items, costing 2,000 coins each. They are expensive, but I’d strongly advise you to go for them. Guaranteeing a Hero Class or Servant is an opportunity you don’t want to pass up, especially since they can also be used for contract summons and further enhancements.

I’d also recommend crafting the Kormac’s Treasure Chests. You can craft up to 10 for a total of 1,000 coins. Inside, you’ll find a random assortment of goodies like Relic chests, high-grade summon scrolls, magic stone chests, and enhancement stones. Since some rewards overlap with the other boxes, it’s a decent gamble depending on your luck.

On the flip side, the Dazzling Relic Summon Selection Chest is low priority. Opening it gives you a choice between Statue, Bell, Emblem, or Holy Grail summon chests, which then contain the relic and 10 relic enhancement stones. I’m giving this a pass because these items are already permanently available in the Raven 2 in-game shop for a relatively modest 120 crystals.

Higher-tier enhancement stones: craft and stockpile them now.

The exchange also features Corrupted and High-Grade enhancement stones. You can craft one of each for weapons, armour, and accessories, costing 150 and 100 coins respectively. It’ll set you back 750 coins to craft one of each type, but it’s a smart investment for the future, even if you don't use them immediately.

These two items are designed to be used in tandem. The Corrupted enhancement stone drops a piece of gear’s enhancement level by one, while the High-Grade stone offers a chance to boost it by two. The classic strategy is to push gear just below the safe limit, then use the High-Grade stone to jump by +2. For instance, since weapons risk destruction past +7, you’d aim for +6 and then use the High-Grade stone to hit +8. It’s a common question in the community, so get familiar with the process.

These stones are essential for gear collections or crafting Elite Special Ops gear, both of which require pushing equipment past the safe enhancement threshold. Since High-Grade stones require dismantling gear that has been enhanced at least two levels above the safe cap, you’ll be facing failure risks repeatedly. Grab them now and keep them ready for when you’re gearing up. It’s a highly recommended move for beginners and light players dipping their toes into Hero-grade gear.

If you don’t have an immediate plan, just hoard these stones. Your target should be the next special coupon distribution event. That’s when you use your stockpile to push for high-level enhancements, knowing that if you fail, the coupon can restore your gear.

For those farming stones to craft Elite Special Ops gear, do your homework on which Rare items to enhance. Enhancement requirements and dismantling efficiency vary wildly between items, even when the enhancement level is the same. Some yield more Elite Special Ops tokens than others.

Coin farming missions: prioritize quantity over quality.

Now that we’ve sorted the shopping list, the question is: can you finish the grind before the event ends? Focus your efforts on the 'Kormac’s Supply Mission' and 'Kormac’s Treasure Chest Support Mission.' The attendance events are a 'log-in and forget' affair, so don't sweat those.

The Treasure Chest Support Mission requires completing 30 Special Ops missions, 15 Chaos Tower runs, obtaining 300 Glory coins and 200 Devotion coins, attempting 30 weapon, 50 armour, and 20 accessory enhancements, and downing 10,000 monsters. Do all this, and you’ll walk away with 800 coins and 5 Kormac’s Treasure Chests. Since Special Ops and the Chaos Tower have daily limits, check your remaining schedule carefully. If a task looks impossible, pivot to other content that offers better returns.

The Kormac’s Supply Mission tasks you with clearing 20,000 monsters each in the Deep Forest, Ancient Temple, and Red Rock Canyon dungeons to earn a total of 2,400 coins. To make this less of a chore, I suggest sticking to dungeons one tier lower than your character’s current strength and letting them grind via offline mode. Raven 2 changed its dungeon rules; instead of 1 hour per day, you get 7 hours all at once on Mondays, which makes 'cramming' these missions much easier.

Staying in lower-level areas saves you from having to babysit your character. Before the change, you only needed to survive for an hour, but now efficiency is about longevity. It’s better to clear these missions in easier zones than to struggle in top-tier dungeons. The loot might be worse, but completing the event missions is the priority. Quantity over quality, mate.