Okay, so today I decided to dive into gathering materials for Sigewinne. Let me tell you, it was a bit of a journey!
Getting Started
First things first, I needed to figure out exactly what I needed. I opened up the game and checked Sigewinne’s character screen. Gotta see what this hydro cutie requires, right?
I quickly jotted down a list on my notepad:
- Romaritime Flowers – Okay, those blueish ones near the water, got it.
- Some kind of drops from those Fontemer Aberrants – You know, the sea creatures? Yeah, those.
- Varunada Lazurite – The hydro gemstones. Always need those.
- And, of course, a bunch of Mora. Never enough Mora.
The Hunt Begins!
I started with the Romaritime Flowers. I remembered seeing a bunch of them near that one teleport waypoint… the one by the waterfall? I think? So, I teleported over there and, yep, flowers everywhere! I spent a good while just running around, picking them all up. My fingers got a little virtually sticky, but hey, gotta do what you gotta do.
Next up were those Fontemer Aberrant drops. I figured the best place to find them was, well, underwater. So, I took a deep breath (in real life, of course) and dove in. It was actually kind of relaxing, swimming around and battling those creatures. They weren’t too tough, thankfully. Just kept whacking them with my strongest characters until they dropped their goodies. I think I got enough… I hope!
Gemstone Grind
The Varunada Lazurite was the trickiest part. I had some already, but not nearly enough. So, I decided to take on the Hydro Hypostasis. That big, watery cube thing. It’s not my favorite boss fight, but it’s the most reliable way to get those gemstones.
I fought to drop some silvers, a few fragments, to get upgrade.
Wrapping Up
Finally, after all that running, swimming, and battling, I checked my inventory. I think I have enough of everything! Or at least, enough to make a good start on leveling up Sigewinne. It always feels good to be prepared, you know?
So yeah, that was my material gathering adventure for today. A little bit grindy, but totally worth it. Now, to actually use all these materials…
