The new Foxflower Snowfield region in Arthdal Chronicles is crawling with six types of Full Moon and Blizzard monsters. Taking them down nets you loot like Foxflower Snowfield Beast Paws, Frost Crystals, Spirit-Infused Emblems, and Spirit-Infused Sacks. Registering these is a top-tier way to buff your stats. So, where are these beasts hiding, and which collections should you prioritise? We had the folks at KookminTree dig into the data for you.

Q. Which environmental monsters should you target in Foxflower Snowfield?
A. We highly recommend the level 121 Blizzard monsters.

Foxflower Snowfield features three types of Full Moon and three types of Blizzard monsters. Unlike the previous Stony Thicket area, the loot drops here are quite particular. While Beast Paws and Frost Crystals are shared across one of each monster type, the Spirit-Infused Emblem only drops from level 121 Blizzard monsters, and the Spirit-Infused Sack is exclusive to the level 124 Full Moon monsters.

Because these items are tied to a single monster spawn, the market prices have gone through the roof. The Spirit-Infused Emblem, specifically, only drops during snowstorms in the level 121 zone—and let’s be honest, it doesn't snow in the Foxflower Snowfield nearly enough. It’s currently trading for over 35 gems a pop, if you can even find a listing. If you’re strong enough to farm the 121 zone, keep a sharp eye out for that weather shift; it’s a brilliant way to finish your collections or just cash out on the exchange.

Then there’s the Spirit-Infused Sack, which requires hunting level 124 Full Moon monsters. Nighttime cycles are predictable, making them more accessible than the weather-dependent Blizzard mobs. However, there are barely a handful of players on any given server capable of grinding level 124 mobs, leaving the exchange completely void of stock. For most of us, this loot is effectively impossible to acquire right now.

When the snow falls, you’ve got to prioritize the level 121 Blizzard monsters, which means at night, you’re forced to hunt level 120 or 122 mobs. Even that is a tall order for anyone without significant combat power. Our advice? Stick to the level 118 and 119 standard mobs for now and focus on gathering common loot.

Furthermore, since the Spirit-Infused Emblems and Sacks are so prohibitively expensive and rare, you’d be wise to push those specific collections to the bottom of your to-do list. Many collections require these emblems; just be careful not to waste your other, more common materials on those entries prematurely.

Q. What should you do if the Foxflower Snowfield is too tough?
A. Keep an eye on the level 117 Stony Thicket monsters.

With the minimum monster level in Foxflower Snowfield sitting at 118, it’s a rough ride for the average player. Throw in the environmental monsters starting at 119 and the annoying weather conditions, and it’s a recipe for frustration. If you’re struggling, look back at the level 117 Stony Thicket mobs. Since the top-tier players have migrated to the Snowfield, the loot and equipment prices in Stony Thicket have actually surged. Specifically, the Stony Thicket Bandit Loot from level 117 Blizzard monsters has climbed to over 17 gems per unit.

If you can’t handle the 120+ mobs in the Foxflower Snowfield, focus your efforts on the 118-119 range there, and when it snows in Stony Thicket, head over to farm the level 117 Blizzard Dangri for their loot. Only once you’ve bolstered your stats should you consider tackling the higher-level zones.