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Farm Efficiently - Guide to Farming Imprints, Prophecies & Gear | Last Epoch Season 2

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Farm Efficiently: Imprints, Prophecies & Gear (Last Epoch Season 2) — Summary by Bina

Overview

Practical methods to farm imprints, prophecies, and target gear in Last Epoch Season 2. Focus areas:

  • What to place in the Weaver tree.
  • Which echoes/maps to run.
  • How corruption affects drops.
  • Prophecy and lens tricks to increase yield (especially for red rings and exalted items).

Imprint types & how they work

Weaver tree slots (what to place where)

  • Kill/enemy proc slot (Echoing Riches)

    • Place a weapon or jewelry you want to duplicate.
    • Items can drop from kills inside echoes.
  • Echo reward slot (Seleur / “echoing riches” behavior)

    • Imprints can trigger from the end-of-echo reward — open the middle reward device (not the side chest).
    • Some nodes (e.g., Seleur) collect rewards from surrounding echoes so one node can trigger multiple procs.
  • Cache / Sealed riches (Unclaimed Trove / Lost Caches)

    • Place an armor or weapon to be imprinted when opening lost caches.
    • Best runs: Unclaimed Trove in Wrecked Vessels / Graveyard or Barnacle King vault.
  • Champion / Warlord’s riches

    • Imprints proc when killing champions and can drop piles of sealed items.
    • The number of items in the pile corresponds to the number of affixes on the imprinted item.

Affix targeting

  • Use high-stat or high-affix items as imprints to bias drops.
    • Example: high Weaver’s Will value on the imprint increases chances for high-WW drops.
    • High LP or a specific legendary affix on an imprint biases drops toward those traits.
  • For Warlord’s riches, imprint items with many affixes to get larger sealed piles.

Key farming strategies & setups

Red rings (COF-specific)

  • Run Echoing Riches often; farm Weaver’s Gift items when targeting Weaver affixes.
  • Use Unclaimed Trove (many caches) to farm sealed/cached imprints.

Champion imprint farming

  • Rune Prison Complex woven echo (rare) is excellent: many exiled mages and extra champion possibilities.
  • Tip: Don’t go to the middle to craft experimental affixes — loop the echo and repeatedly farm champions/exiled mage drops and favor.
  • This yields many champion imprints and experimental-affix drops.

Map / echo layout (sustained farming)

  • Use a central Lostwood Foley or Seleur node surrounded by multiple echoes (False Temple, Unclaimed Trove, etc.) to create a circle that generates lots of memory ember and sustain.
  • A single Seleur can pull rewards from adjacent echoes, increasing procs per run.
  • Balance False Temple (lots of enemy spawns → memory ember) and Unclaimed Trove (caches) to keep runs sustainable indefinitely.

Exalted gear

  • Imprint exalteds where possible, but exalted is rarer than uniques.
  • Target-farm exalteds with imprints and consider Nemesis / Conquer Tower runs which have high LP drop potential.

Corruption and scaling

  • Corruption affects imprint outcomes; exact mechanics are not fully datamined.
  • Recommended corruption sweet spot: around 1,000.
    • Provides better rarity/favor benefits without the severe slowdown and poor XP beyond that point.
  • Soft caps to be aware of: 100 (start of empowered bundles), 300, and 1,000.
  • Only push corruption if you can maintain clear speed — favor/hour is often more important than raw drop rarity if runs slow down too much.

Prophecies & lenses

Observatory (Divine Era)

  • Use the Observatory to pick prophecies for Column of Fate (COF) runs.

Prophecy selection

  • Fill your prophecy list with targets you want (runes, idols, uniques).
  • Avoid low-value prophecies (e.g., those that “guarantee 1 LP” on uniques) — they cost a lot of favor for little gain.

Lenses

  • Use lenses to:
    • Double uses, or
    • Double drops, and/or
    • Narrow prophecy types (e.g., filter to rings).
  • Common lens choices: double uses, double drops, and a filter for specific prophecy types.

Watch icons vs text

  • A “jewelry” prophecy icon can be any jewelry piece — if you want rings specifically, pick a ring-specific prophecy rather than generic jewelry.

Boss-prophecy repeat trick

  • Use Glyphs of Envy to boost Timeline Stability to max.
  • Kill the boss, then exit before killing the harbinger so you can repeat the boss quickly.
  • This consumes ~50 stability per repeat instead of ~800, letting you chain boss prophecy procs efficiently.

Other tips and reminders

  • Always place high-affix or high-value items into imprint slots to bias drops toward those stats.
  • Use TonkLabs (monoscaling data) for corruption, scaling, and numeric references.
  • Focus on favor/hour efficiency: slower methods with marginally higher drop quality can be worse overall than faster, lower-corruption runs.
  • Consult Bina’s deeper method videos for detailed guides (red ring farming, woven echo choices, boss-prophecy guides).

Quick step-by-step (imprint-focused)

  1. Decide your target (e.g., red ring, exalted affix).
  2. Choose the appropriate imprint slot:
    • Echoing Riches for kill drops.
    • Sealed Riches / Unclaimed Trove for caches.
    • Warlord’s/Champion Riches for champion/exalted piles.
  3. Use a high-stat / high-affix example item as the imprint.
  4. Build a loop: center Seleur or Lostwood Foley surrounded by False Temple and Unclaimed Trove echoes to sustain memory ember and maximize procs.
  5. Run at ~1,000 corruption unless you can maintain speed at higher corruption.
  6. Use Rune Prison Complex for champion-focused runs.
  7. Supplement with prophecies + lenses to target runes, idols, or uniques.

Sources / people referenced

  • Bina — video creator / presenter.
  • Tonk / TonkLabs — community member / TonkLabs website referenced for monoscaling data.

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