How the Farm Works
We're farming Lavish Wombgifts in Tier 1–2 maps because these drop at a low item level (around 65–67) and require very little Highblood to exchange for Catalysts.
There are two ways to make currency with this strategy:
- Sell Lavish Wombgifts directly, which is what I personally recommend for faster, more consistent profit.
- Exchange them for Catalysts at the Monastery of the Keepers. This can be profitable, but involves more RNG and takes additional time.
We're focusing entirely on Breaches. No Delirium, Expedition, or other mechanics are required.
Breach Tablet Setup
We're using 3 Breach Tablets, preferably with all 10 uses remaining.
The only modifier we're interested in is:
Increased Quantity of Wombgifts found in your Maps
I aim for 55–60% on each tablet and completely ignore the other modifiers.
These tablets are usually quite cheap because we're only looking for one specific modifier. During my testing, I was buying them for around 1–10 Chaos each using Live Search.
You can also craft them yourself if you prefer.
Map Selection
We're running Tier 1 or Tier 2 maps with zero revives, allowing all three tablets to apply together.
You can use either regular travel nodes or cities:
- Regular maps: 3 Breach Tablets
- City maps: 4 Breach Tablets for additional Breaches and potentially better returns
Cities are great if you have them available, but they're not required for the strategy to work.
Map layout also matters quite a bit. We're trying to finish maps as quickly as possible, so shorter, more straightforward layouts are preferable.
Breach Atlas Setup
There are only a few important things to pay attention to in the Breach Atlas tree.
First, select Lavish Wombgifts as your Wombgift type.
For Shape of Chains, I'm personally using increased effectiveness of Rare Breach Monsters, although I don't consider this choice particularly important for the strategy.
I'm also skipping the final two passives because they don't provide anything useful for our regular Breach maps.
Important: Avoid the passive that adds Hives to nearby maps.
When a map contains a Hive, it interferes with our ability to get regular or Unstable Breaches. We don't want to lose our Breach farming opportunities because of this.
Jado Atlas Setup
The most important passive here is Partial Translations.
This gives us 0–40% increased Tablet Effect, depending on the roll. Sometimes you'll get a small bonus, and sometimes you'll get considerably more Wombgifts from your maps.
Another useful passive is Unexpected Mission.
This one helps us deal with bad map layouts.
For example:
- If I get Assembly, which has a good layout and can be cleared quickly, I leave Unexpected Mission disabled.
- If I get Augury, which I personally dislike running, I enable Unexpected Mission and use a corrupted Tier 1 Waystone to get a random replacement map.
Of course, it's still RNG. You might get a better layout, or you might get something equally bad.
The important part is having some control over which layouts you're running, improving your farming efficiency over time.
Farming Rotation
The actual farming process is very straightforward.
- Enter your Tier 1–2 map with the Breach Tablets active.
- Find and complete all 3 Breaches, or 4 if you're using a fourth tablet in a city.
- Collect your Wombgifts and any worthwhile loot.
- Check for nearby Essences. These can sometimes provide valuable Breach Essences, which were selling for around 1 Divine each during my testing.
- Kill the map boss, collect the remaining loot, and return to your hideout.
- Dump everything into your stash and start the next map.
There's no need to fully clear every monster or spend time collecting low-value ground loot.
Speed is one of the biggest advantages of this strategy.
My average runs are around 2–3 minutes solo, depending on the layout.
When playing with friends or public parties, we can usually finish maps in 1–2 minutes.
Profit Breakdown
During my testing, I was selling item-level 65–67 Lavish Wombgifts for approximately 6–7 Chaos each.
My solo average was around 7 Lavish Wombgifts per map.
That gives us:
- 42–49 Chaos per map from Lavish Wombgifts alone.
- Approximately 4–5 Divines per map, using the exchange rate of 10 Chaos per Divine at the time of testing.
This doesn't include additional loot such as Breach Essences, regular currency, tablets, or other Wombgifts.
We're also getting Ornate, Banded, and Signet Wombgifts, which I was selling for around 1 Chaos each.
Even if we paid 1 Divine for each Breach Tablet, that's only 3 Divines for a set with 10 uses. At my observed average returns, the Lavish Wombgifts from a single map could already cover that investment.
The remaining tablet uses then become extremely profitable.
Naturally, these numbers depend on current market prices, your tablet rolls, and how quickly you're clearing maps.
Selling or Exchanging Wombgifts?
Personally, I prefer selling everything directly.
You can take your Wombgifts to the Monastery of the Keepers and exchange them for Catalysts, potentially getting more valuable rewards.
However, this introduces additional RNG and requires more time to process and sell the Catalysts.
With direct selling, I can simply dump all the Wombgifts into my stash, list them for sale, and continue farming.
It's consistent, easy to manage, and doesn't interrupt the farming rotation.
Final Tips
This strategy doesn't require an expensive character or complicated map preparation. Even characters fresh out of the campaign can run it, assuming you've unlocked the important Breach and Jado Atlas passives.
Focus on getting reasonably priced tablets, choosing efficient layouts, and keeping your downtime between maps as low as possible.
And remember that the faster you complete maps, the more Wombgifts you can farm per hour.
