The 'Vampir' Chuseok event is in full swing. The core loop is simple: grind for special currency or Diamonds to either buy or craft exclusive loot. The real headache is deciding exactly where to dump those hard-earned resources. With the event wrapping up next week, it is high time for a bit of spring cleaning for your inventory. Let’s walk through the most efficient way to spend your haul.

Q. What should I be grabbing from the Full Moon Night shop?
A. There are five top-tier picks you should prioritise.

Vampir has opened the 'Full Moon Night' event dungeon for the holiday. You get a base 10 minutes of entry time every morning at 5 AM, though you can always burn through time-charging stones if you're feeling greedy. Your goal here is to farm as many 'Full Moon Gift' random boxes and the event currency, 'Red Full Moon Essence,' as humanly possible. You can trade these essences for goods via the 'Shop - Exchange - Red Full Moon Essence' menu. Keep in mind that both the dungeon and the shop close on October 15th at 5 AM, so make sure to spend your remaining stash by then.

So, what’s actually worth your currency? Focus on these five items: the 'Shape/Mount 11x Summon Ticket IV,' '+3 Accessory Box,' 'Trinity Pouch,' and 'Sephira Fragments.' These are essentially 'the more, the merrier' items. Trinity, in particular, is the resource everyone is constantly starving for. If you max out your exchange limit, you’re guaranteed at least 100 of them. Plus, there’s a cheeky 0.5% chance to hit the jackpot and pull 1,000 Trinity from a single pouch.

You can snag up to 200 Sephira Fragments, which is enough to craft four Sephira summon tickets. As for the +3 Accessory Box, opening it nets you one of three items: Scent of the Night, Holy Grail, or Testament. The drop rates are 45% for the Scent and Grail, and 10% for the Testament. Once you’ve got your gear, keep what you need to wear and use the rest for Resonance crafting.

Craft other items based on your current demand, but I’d suggest holding off on the Serum Bundle Box. You can buy those for gold from the merchant in the Vampir village, so wasting event currency on them is frankly a bit silly. Artifact Enhancement Stones, however, are a solid choice. Artifacts provide permanent stat boosts, though keep in mind that enhancement comes with a failure rate—don't say I didn't warn you if things don't go your way.

Q. Is there anything in the Chuseok event that's easy to overlook?
A. The Moonlight Token Pack is definitely worth considering.

Don't let the 'Vampire’s Chuseok' section in the in-game shop slip under your radar. It features six items purchasable with real money or Diamonds. The Moonlight Token Pack is a standout choice here. It’ll set you back 2,500 Diamonds, and yes, you can use your free Diamonds for this. It’s capped at four purchases per server, and it comes packed with 'Moonlight Token (Character),' 11 'Moonlight-infused Herb Boxes (Character),' and 150 'Moonlight Grass (Character).'

Moonlight Tokens are used to complete time-limited collection items. The current lineup includes 'Basic Attack +6,' 'Skill Attack +6,' 'Attack +6,' and 'Bonus EXP Gain +3%.' Every pack you buy helps tick one of these off. Note that these completed collections will only remain active until October 22nd at 4:59 AM.

Moonlight Grass is a crafting material used for various summon tickets, Trinity Pouches, and Luck Boxes. This is your chance to stock up on those pouches. Just watch out for the daily and weekly crafting limits for each item. If you find yourself short on Moonlight Grass, just grab the cheaper Moonlight-infused Herb Boxes. The priority here is the same as before: focus on what your account is currently lacking or items where more is always better.

Q. Do I really need to buy Teleport and Return Scrolls?
A. Even if it only saves you a button press, it's worth it.

Finally, a quick pro-tip. Head over to the General Goods Merchant in Vampir village and check out their consumables—specifically the Teleport and Return scrolls. The former zaps you to a random spot within your current region, while the latter is your emergency 'get out of jail free' card to reach the nearest town. I highly recommend keeping a stack of Return scrolls on you. Sure, you can press 'H' on PC to return to town, but that triggers an extra confirmation pop-up that wastes time. When your health is in the red, those extra seconds matter.

Teleport scrolls are also great for saving time in dungeons. Dungeons open up in stages based on level, and within those stages, areas are further subdivided. Since dungeon time is precious, walking everywhere is a waste. The 'quick move' feature isn't perfect either—it teleports you to the area, but you still have to walk to your target, and it costs ten times more than a scroll.

If you slot Teleport scrolls into your quick bar, they become a one-tap solution. Use one the moment you enter to zip to a random spot, and if you land in your target hunting zone, you’re golden. It’s not just more convenient; it’s significantly cheaper than using the in-game quick move system. Best of luck out there!