The 'Infinite Space', the grand finale of the 'Game of Thrones: Kingsroad' seasonal Worm Road, has finally opened its gates. Players are currently scrambling to push through, desperate to secure those season 1 points and legendary equipment blueprints. The feed is already filling up with success stories, so let's dive into what is actually happening in the game right now.

As per tradition, the weekend brings yet another 'hot time' event to boost your progression. This time, after clearing field content and spending RP, you will be rewarded with a massive increase in 'Bronze' currency. Given that Bronze is the lifeblood for everything from gear crafting to slot enhancements, this is exactly the kind of event the community has been clamouring for.

For those keeping score, there are four specific activities where you can burn that RP: 'Faction Hideout', 'Ferocious Animal', 'Memory of Weirwood', and 'Smoking Shack'. If you want the best bang for your buck, the Smoking Shack is the clear winner. At the World Difficulty 'Man-at-Arms' stage 3, you are looking at a base reward of 25,830 Bronze. Toss in the hot time event and the daily recommended area bonus, and you have got yourself a tidy sum. Since you can also farm season tokens here, it is time to stop hoarding your 'Summer Fragrance' and start grinding.

Game of Thrones: Kingsroad operates on a two-currency system. You have 'Iron Bank Coins', which are purchased with real cash, and 'Dragon Gold', which you exchange for using those coins. While Dragon Gold drops as a reward in-game, players have long grumbled about the lack of worthwhile items available to spend it on.

Well, it seems that frustration is about to be addressed. As of August 19, the ability to top up Iron Bank Coins will be disabled, and the items tied to that currency will be pulled from the shelves. The developer already started flagging these items with expiration dates back on July 29.

The plan is to shift several of these items over to the Dragon Gold store instead. Seeing as the 'Quest Clear Pack IV' and 'Quest Clear Pack V' were already introduced as Dragon Gold purchases, players are reasonably expecting a similar overhaul for the rest of the shop.

Clearing the end-game content, 'Abyss Altar: Kraken of the Iron Islands Coast'—or simply the 'Kraken Raid'—nets you various grades of tentacles and blueprints. These are essential for crafting 'Amulets', which are key to pumping up your character stats. The problem? The blueprints drop at random, leaving many players empty-handed.

There are three types of Amulets in the game. The 'Abyssal Darkness Amulet', which boosts active skill damage, is the clear favourite. In contrast, the 'Abyssal Heart Amulet' and 'Abyssal Grasp Amulet', which focus on ranged or combo damage, are struggling to find any real utility.

Naturally, this has led to a shortage of Darkness Amulet blueprints, and players are starting to make noise about it. To make matters worse, there is no real way to handle unwanted blueprints other than deleting them. Sure, you could use them as refinement materials for other amulets, but given the scarcity of tentacles and other resources, that is hardly a practical solution. It is no wonder that a suggestion posted by a user named 'Billy' on the forums is gaining so much traction.