Vampir has kicked off its 'Hero's Oath' and 'Poame's Coin Drop' events. The Hero's Oath, as expected, demands that you burn through 'Trinity' and 'Diamonds' to satisfy its mission requirements—so it is high time we crunched the numbers for some actual value. Meanwhile, the Poame's Coin Drop event is a straightforward affair, earned by slaying field monsters and world bosses. Unlike those pesky Area Invasions, this one doesn't tether you to a strict schedule. KookminTree has helpfully collated the latest strategies for these events.

Q. What is the core mission of the Hero's Oath event?
A. The Trinity consumption missions during weeks 1, 3, and 4.

The Hero's Oath event has arrived, promising a 'Heroic Appearance Designated Summon Ticket (Class) (Level 55+)' as the grand prize. Much like previous Vampir events, this is structured in weekly phases. You can track the mission details in-game or via the official forum event board, but do take note: if you complete tasks before the missions are officially active, they won't count. Keeping a close eye on the details is essential for efficiency.

Most missions are the usual suspects—killing monsters, attempting gear upgrades, and clan donations. The real hurdles are the 'Diamond' and 'Trinity' consumption missions. My advice? Hold off on these until specific weeks roll around. You are looking at burning 1,000 Trinity in week 1 and another 1,500 in both weeks 2 and 3. If you tackle them blindly every week, you'll be down 4,000 Trinity in total.

However, looking at the state of things by week 4, you only need to spend 1,500 Trinity to wrap everything up. For those of you watching your pennies—or rather, your hard-earned currency—remember that this saves you a massive 2,500 Trinity.Fortunately, the Diamond consumption mission is mercifully short, capping at 500 in week 2.One crucial warning: 'Diamond consumption via the Exchange does not count towards progress.' As a side note, if you are eyeing the simultaneously launched 'Poame's Summon Ranking,' I suggest burning your Diamonds on Special Summons. Using Diamond summons earns you 'Care Points'.

Q. Where can I find these coins?
A. Field mobs (excluding dungeons), Gehenna, and World Bosses.

Vampir's usual 'Area Invasion' event was notorious for its restrictive scheduling, making coin farming a chore. If you were frustrated by that, you will appreciate this Poame's Coin Drop event. It is a far more accessible system where you earn coins simply by farming field monsters or taking down world bosses. Field monsters drop 'Mortal's Coins,' while world bosses drop 'Eternal's Coins.'

The developer hasn't clarified the drop rate for Mortal's Coins, so I ran a test in the 'Swamp of Man-Eaters.' It is not a guaranteed drop; I received anywhere from 1 to 7 coins randomly. Keep in mind that results might vary in other fields. Also, only monsters from 'Pierced Plains' to 'Land of Holy Spirit' drop these coins; you won't find any in 'Abyss of Creation,' 'Faded Legacy,' or 'Ancient Workshop.'

As for Eternal's Coins, world bosses are split into two tiers. 'Larva - Clemamus - Brachium - Deserti' drop 1 coin, while 'Exesa - Orseca - Yusupator - Infernus' drop 2. Think of it as low-level versus high-level tiers. You can earn up to 12 Eternal's Coins per day based on boss participation. If you only hit the low-level bosses, you can still bank 56 coins before the event ends.

Mortal's Coins are used for 'Appearance/Mount Summon Ticket I' and 'Appearance/Mount 11x Summon Ticket III,' as well as for crafting Eternal's Coins. Since the exchange rate for Eternal's Coins is '500 to 1,' I suggest grabbing all the summon tickets first before bothering to craft them. Eternal's Coins can craft 'Rare~Hero Appearance/Mount Summon Ticket' and 'Appearance/Mount 11x Summon Ticket V.' Crafting every reward requires 150 Eternal's Coins. Given the 56-coin limit from low-level bosses, prioritise the Rare~Hero Appearance/Mount summon tickets.

Q. How do I use Mausoleum skills?
A. You must align the sarcophagus with the correct Mausoleum.

The recently added 'Mausoleum' content fits perfectly with Vampir's core vampire aesthetic. You place sarcophagi into one of four Mausoleums—'Kruvna - Poenari - Kisel - Vezdan'—to gain bonuses. You can technically slot a sarcophagus into any Mausoleum, regardless of the match. For instance, you can place a Kruvna sarcophagus into a Poenari Mausoleum.However, doing so won't activate the exclusive Mausoleum skill.

Note that while Kruvna, Poenari, and Vezdan unlock skills starting at the Hero grade, Kisel provides an exclusive skill as early as the Advanced grade. These skills only trigger when placed in their respective Kisel Mausoleum, and you can verify them in your skill window. Kisel's exclusive skill allows you to enter the coffin to recover HP and MP. Whether you prioritise high-stat sarcophagi for raw power or proper alignment for those specific skills, the key is to weigh your needs carefully.