All of them have a vendor that sells various useful items and that also does not buy from you. They also are pretty important farming areas. The five rogue-like dungeons (those that require a skeleton key) are challenge areas and are more difficult. You go by it to get to some cannon balls and one of the other homestead quests. I dont remember a quest sending me in there. Aether resist also helps against the green environment damage.Īlso not sure how you ended in there at 40. Most other areas dont have the floor is lava, so you can easily avoid snd only go to the few quests that send you through them. You can craft with things in your stash or in the shared staff so generally i only keep a couple potions, dynamite, and scrap in my main inventory.įirst char you will be loading up on anything to sell, but eventually you filter yellows and pickup greens to check affixes and sell most. Crucible and shattered realm can be really good to gear up anytime, but give no faction progress.įor inventory management you eventually get 5 little bags to the right. With boss farming routes, crucible dlc, and gods expansion shattered realms being other farming options. Save resources for ultimate and being 90+. I would not spend time on them in normal/elite. more to introduce them to you than anything else. There is maybe a quest here and there to enter a couple of them and kill a boss. The skeleton dungeons are designed to be an end game farming option. Don't need story or specifics or anything just some thing you wish you would have known toward mid-game. If anyone has some 'watch out for this' now that I am mid 40's and moving on that would be great. I know this) and that Skeleton Keys are also not a big thing?įinally, is there a place (Reddit sub forum or something) where people trade items? Don't need to do this on my first play through but I see the need down the road. While I am asking, please tell me the future acts do not have crap all over the floors I have to walk through (no, not stand in. Made me want to punch a kitten (for the record, I do not abuse animals, it's just an expression of frustration). Imagine how bad it was when I stumbled across a vendor and he would not buy anything. My big question about port Valbury (unless I missed something) why would a game that is pretty much a gear farming game not give you a place to sell and, thus, force you to leave all those pretty, pretty greens laying on the ground =/ Hardly life and death but still frustrating to a new person. I have done zero research on the story line. I intentionally have not been consulting the Google Machine regarding GD until I looked up a couple builds. I played D1, D2 and have more time in PoE than I really care to admit so i get the basics. Picked it up on the recommendation of a friend. I am brand new to Grim Dawn and really enjoying the game.

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