Vampir is celebrating its 50th day of service with a flurry of events. The '50-Day Banquet Bonus Time' has kept the game's dungeons packed, with players scrambling to level up or hunt for diamonds. Once the bonus time fades, however, most players head back to the usual grind. This week's Vampir Tips focuses on where to farm diamonds effectively. Note that these recommendations are based on market listings at the exchange, rather than direct drops from monsters.

Q. Where should a player with 200,000 Combat Power and at least level 52 farm for diamonds?
A. We recommend the level 57 field 'Cathedral Farmland' and Gehenna.

Before you start your diamond hunt, there is a prerequisite: you really need to be at least level 52 with 200,000 Combat Power. Items dropped before this point are rarely in high demand, making them difficult to sell. Essentially, you would only be earning what the monsters drop directly. Keep in mind that the spots mentioned below are most efficient once you reach the mid-to-high 200k Combat Power range.

First, make your way to the level 57 field, 'Cathedral Farmland'. This area is famous for Tier 2 Rare gear and the collection item 'Sickle of the Dead'. While many have outgrown Tier 2 gear, there is still a constant demand for collection-filling items, keeping the market active. Check your local server's listing prices and list your items accordingly.

For those who have just crossed 300,000 Combat Power, Gehenna is the place to be. Hunting in the 52-56 level zones nets you gear with the 'Wind' prefix. While you will have to deal with competition from other players, the market value of these drops is high. You will need to play manually, but the effort pays off. Additionally, 'Residue of Night's Testament' consistently sells for over 10 diamonds. Trinity and gear boxes are just the cherry on top.

Q. Where should players level 64-67 with over 300,000 Combat Power hunt?
A. We recommend the areas around 'Hunter's Clearing' and 'Roaring Beast's Nest'.

If you are level 64 or higher with decent stats, any spot near 'Hunter's Clearing' will yield solid results. This is where Hero-grade gear starts dropping. Even if you don't land a lucky Hero drop, you can still sell 'Dead' weapons and Tier 2 Rare gear, which consistently fetch over 15 diamonds. The profit floor is quite high here, and once you get a taste of those Hero drops, you won't want to leave.

For those exceeding 300,000 Combat Power, 'Roaring Beast's Nest' is your best bet. It is highly popular because it drops the most sought-after Hero-grade helmets and gloves. Players farm here both for the market value and for their own gear upgrades.

Moreover, Tier 2 Rare weapons and 'Beast' armor hold their value well even without enhancement. Like the Hunter's Clearing, the minimum profit threshold remains high even when the RNG gods aren't on your side.

Q. Where should fresh players who just passed 200,000 Combat Power farm?
A. We recommend AFK farming at the 'Paladin Experiment Site' for 'Miner's Sword'.

The spots mentioned above require at least 200,000 Combat Power. If you are a beginner still finding your feet in Vampir, here is where to look after you finish your daily quests.

Start with low-level areas like 'Dawn Road'. Specifically, the outskirts of 'Dawn Forest' (level 32) and the 'Paladin Experiment Site' (level 40) are excellent for passive income. Aim for a spot where you can take down monsters in two hits. You want a location where you can leave your character AFK without using potions, matching the monster respawn rate perfectly.

Your goal here is to collect weapon and armor shards, along with 'Faint Enhancement Traces'. If you get a rare item, enhance it to +8 or +10 before listing it; high-level players often buy these for collection purposes. The 'Miner's Sword' from the Paladin Experiment Site is particularly lucrative, as it is one of the few low-level collection items that consistently trades for 10 diamonds.