The server shuffling in 'Vampir' has sparked a flurry of information sharing among players. From market trends and exchange rates to essential item details and growth tips, the community is buzzing. Naturally, the hot topic is which items are currently worth peddling on the exchange. KookminTree has stepped in to curate the most pertinent info and event mission strategies for your convenience.

Q. Is there really no way to keep my Refinement stats?
A. Simply make use of the 'Stat Save' feature.

In 'Vampir', Refinement allows you to imbue gear with extra stats. While each slot offers unique effects, you can land duplicate options. For weapons, stacking 'Extra Weapon Attack' is the gold standard, while Rings thrive on 'Accuracy'. Of course, since it's all randomized by probability, diving in blindly is a quick way to waste your precious Trinity.

This is where the 'Stat Save' feature comes in handy. While hitting the max stat roll is the dream, settling for a decent middle ground is often the wiser choice. Look for the 'i' icon near the 'Probability' tab in the Refinement menu; you'll see upward and downward arrows. Clicking the downward arrow activates the save window, which costs gold. Keep in mind you can only hold one Refinement option at a time. The upward arrow pulls that saved stat back; for Rare gear, the retrieval cost is five times the storage cost.

Hero-grade gear, however, plays by slightly different rules. While saving still costs gold, retrieving those stats requires a special item called a 'Refinement Restoration Stone'. At the moment, these are only obtainable via the 'Mileage Shop'—a currency accumulated through specific cash purchases. It's an extra cost, so plan accordingly. Also, be warned: if you use a restoration scroll to fix broken gear, all your saved stats will vanish. Always prioritize gear enhancement before touching the Refinement system.

Q. I'm struggling with the Diamond consumption missions.
A. Why not invest in Imprint locks?

The 'Discipline' system, which unlocks based on your character level, provides permanent stat boosts. It consists of one fixed stat and three that can be adjusted using Trinity. It’s far less RNG-heavy than other systems since the stat type doesn't change, only the numerical value.

You can lock up to two stats to prevent them from changing, though this will cost you extra Diamonds. At Tier 2, locking one stat costs 40 Diamonds, while locking two will set you back 200. Since the 'Shima's Special Order! Hero's Vow' event currently has a Diamond spending mission, this is the perfect opportunity to kill two birds with one stone. I recommend locking only one stat, as the Diamond cost scales aggressively. Since you can't hit zero, just lock your best MAX stat and keep rolling until the second hits MAX. Since this also consumes Trinity, it counts toward the 'Mila's Request' event that began on October 29. If you’re a completionist, this is your play.

Q. How can I earn more Diamonds?
A. I suggest farming Magic Orbs.

Following the server group shuffling on October 29, the exchanges have been integrated, leading to massive shifts in market prices. Everyone is asking what to sell. While Hero-grade gear is the most expensive, it's notoriously hard to get, prompting players to look for more consistent alternatives.

Your best bet is the 'Magic Orb'. These are exclusive items for 'Magic Research'—another way to gain permanent stats—and can be found in Abyss of Creation, Faded Legacy, Ancient Workshop, and Gehenna. As you progress, the success rate for research drops significantly. In terms of farming difficulty, the order is: Gehenna > Ancient > Faded = Creation.

Gehenna is a PvP zone, making it a nightmare to camp. Naturally, supply is limited, and since these orbs grant PvP stats, they are highly sought after by the top-tier players. The Ancient Magic Orbs are only available in the Ancient Workshop, which has a weekly 8-hour limit. Even with the temporary 2-hour boost starting October 29, the increased player density makes competition fierce.

Orbs from Faded Legacy and Creation are the cheapest because these fields have a daily 1-hour entry limit (with a temporary 30-minute extension provided). If you can handle the heat in Gehenna, farm those; otherwise, work your way down the list. Just remember: you need to accumulate enough to meet the 10-Diamond minimum bundle price, or you won't be able to list them properly.