Covens of Umbra Economy Guide

Covens and Fates

• Disrupting a Coven ritual lets you choose a Fate for the area’s boss. Each Fate raises both the difficulty and the rewards.
• Bosses empowered by Fates drop Viscera. Every campaign boss and every map boss on the Atlas has its own Viscera.
• Viscera go on your Wickerman to give your character some of that boss’s power.
• Grim Fates empower the hardest Atlas bosses and reward Pinnacle Boss Viscera.

Endgame revamp

• Scarabs are removed. Threads of Creation, set in the Map Device, apply a chosen league mechanic and scale monster rarity and difficulty.
• The Atlas passive tree has a new layout, and many effects that were on Scarabs are now passives you can guarantee.
• Almost every endgame league mechanic is augmented, modified, or revamped.
• Mirage goes core: it can spawn in maps or roll as a map modifier, and now covers the whole map.

Loot

• At endgame, unidentified Magic and Rare items can drop with a tier that improves every aspect of the item.
• Rarity on maps and monsters now improves all types of drops, including currency and unique items.
• New unique items are added.

Scarab strategies

Scarabs are removed in 3.30, so scarab strategies will not get 3.30 prices. Earlier-league results stay available.

Boss runs

Fates change boss difficulty and rewards, so 3.29 boss-run results may not match 3.30 runs. New samples need the Fates used.

Drop-based values

Rarity now improves all drop types, so card and currency values based on 3.29 drops may shift once 3.30 data arrives.