Lords of the Fallen is a dark fantasy action RPG game. It is inspired by the Souls series, but has its own unique features and mechanics. You play as Harkyn, a convicted criminal who is given a chance to redeem himself by fighting against the fallen god and his army of Rhogar. You can customize your character's appearance, class, skills, weapons, and armor, and explore a rich and detailed world full of secrets, enemies, and bosses. You can also interact with other players online, either cooperatively or competitively. Lords of the Fallen is a challenging and rewarding game that tests your skills and patience.
Vigor is the main currency in Lords of the Fallen, a challenging action role-playing game. You need Vigor to improve your character’s attributes, such as health, stamina, energy, strength, agility, and faith. Also, you can use Vigor to buy items from merchants, such as potions, runes, spells, and armor.
Items in Lords of the Fallen are objects that you can find, buy, or craft in the game. They have various effects and uses, such as healing, enhancing, or modifying your weapons, armor, and skills. Some items are consumable, such as potions and scrolls, while others are permanent, such as runes and engravings.
There are several methods to farm Vigor and items in Lords of the Fallen, depending on your level, gear, and preference. Here are some of the most popular and efficient methods:
• Pilgrim's Perch: This is an early game method that requires you to have the Pilgrim's Perch Bellroom Vestige unlocked. You need to clear the enemies near the Vestige, enter the Umbral world, and wait for the Red Reaper to spawn. The Red Reaper is a powerful enemy that drops a lot of Vigor, but you can cheese it by luring it to a spot where it will fall to its death. You can repeat this process as long as you want, and also farm the other enemies in the area for more Vigor and items.
• Fen: This is a mid-game method that requires you to have the Fen Vestige unlocked. You need to plant a Seedling Vestige near the entrance of the area, and then kill the enemies that spawn nearby. The enemies are easy to kill and drop a decent amount of Vigor and items, especially if you use the Lantern's soul fire to collect any Vigor drops you missed. You can also equip gear that improves item discovery and use Withering weapons or consumables to increase Rune drop rate. You can sell spare gear and runes between runs for extra Vigor.
• Oreha's Well: This is a late game method that requires you to have the Oreha's Well Vestige unlocked. You need to enter the Abyssal Dungeon, which is a difficult solo dungeon that tests your skills and rewards you with rare items. You can also get a lot of Vigor from the enemies and chests in the dungeon, especially if you use the Moth Ring and the Nhelaq Rune to increase your Vigor drops. You can also use the Umbral Lamp to soulflay the enemies and get more Vigor and items. You can reset the dungeon by using the Vestige or dying.
