Where To Farm Archer’s Vision in Epic Seven

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The best way to get Archer’s Visions is to farm Unrecorded History Stage 32. Woods of the Reclusive Knight via auto-repeat.

Then alongside your drops, you can buy them from the Unrecorded History AP Exchange Shop with the AP you earned while farming that stage.

But the table below lists all of your options for stages you can farm to get this catalyst:

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Stages That Drop Archer’s Visions Map Zone Chapter/Episode Availability of Archer’s Visions in the Exchange Shop
  • 22. Tahegel Ruins
  • 32. Woods of the Reclusive Knight (Best Source)
Side Story
  • Epilogue (Unrecorded History)
Available
  • 1-S3
1. Ezera World
  • Episode 1 (Heir of the Covenant)
Not Available
  • 3S-3
3S. Farche Frontier World
  • Episode 1 (Heir of the Covenant)
Not Available
  • 4-1-S6
4-1. Solayu Swamp World
  • Episode 1 (Heir of the Covenant)
Available
  • 4-2-9
4-2. Solayu Forest World
  • Episode 1 (Heir of the Covenant)
Not Available
  • 6-S3
6. South Wetheric Moor World
  • Episode 1 (Heir of the Covenant)
Not Available
  • 7-7
  • 7-8
  • 7-9
  • 7-10
7. North Wetheric Moor World
  • Episode 1 (Heir of the Covenant)
Not Available
  • 10-7
10. East Taranor World
  • Episode 1 (Heir of the Covenant)
Available
  • 3-2
  • 3-3
  • 3-4
  • 3-5
  • 3-6
  • 3-7
  • 3-8
  • 3-9
  • 3-S3
  • 3-S5
3. Mining City Aakhen World
  • Episode 2 (Godkiller)
Available
  • 5-1-2
  • 5-1-4
  • 5-1-5
  • 5-1-S6
5-1. North Fortress City Perland World
  • Episode 2 (Godkiller)
Available

You should also consider participating in Events and visiting your Guild to access the Member Shop – both of which will allow you to farm additional Rare Catalysts like the Archer’s Vision.

 

Source #1: Unrecorded History Stage 32. Woods of the Reclusive Knight (Best Source)

 
Stage 32. Woods of the Reclusive Knight (Stage Details) / Epic Seven
Stage 32. Woods of the Reclusive Knight (Stage Details)
 

I highly recommend farming Stage 32. Woods of the Reclusive Knight in the Unrecorded History Side Story missions if you want Rare Catalysts like Archer’s Vision.

Here, you can farm only a few other Catalysts (for increased drop chances) and tons of fodder units and equipment.

I also advise you to equip Pets that can increase your AP acquisition rate while farming at this stage, as doing so will improve your farming efficiency significantly.

 
Unrecorded History (AP Exchange Shop) / Epic Seven
Unrecorded History (AP Exchange Shop)
 

You need to farm this specific stage not only because it drops Archer’s Visions, but also because you can use the AP you get from it to purchase Catalysts in the Unrecorded History AP Exchange Shop.

All Exchange Shops refresh their stocks once every seven days, so make sure you have what you need before each weekly shop reset.

One Archer’s Vision is sold for 120 AP each, and you can purchase up to 20 of them per week.

 

Source #2: Side Story Events

 
The Rise of the Great Mortelix (Event Shop) / Epic Seven
The Rise of the Great Mortelix (Event Shop)
 

Story Events are only second to AP Exchange Shops when it comes to providing players with a steady influx of Rare and Epic Catalysts.

After all, like in AP Exchange Shops, you can purchase Catalysts from Event Currency Exchange Shops and even earn Catalyst Chests as Event Reputation Rewards!

Generally, the higher the difficulty of the stage you can farm, the faster you’ll be able to buy those Catalysts in the Exchange Shop. So be sure to clear those harder Event Stages exclusively.

Always check if the Catalyst you require is featured in the Side Story. They’re fairly easy to farm — especially if you also bring along Pets that increase your Event Currency acquisition rate.

Note: As of Patch 01/26/23, you can now play any Side Story Event you want as long as you’ve already unlocked them.

To unlock Side Story Event Missions, all you need to do is clear Adventure Mode stages. You can only play one Side Story Event at a time.

 
Replace Side Story (Dear Mentor > Unspoken Truth) / Epic Seven”><figcaption class=Replace Side Story (Dear Mentor > Unspoken Truth)
 

Choosing or replacing a Side Story requires an item called “Change Ticket”. You are given a Change Ticket once every two weeks.

 

Source #3: Guild Member Shop

 
Guild Member Shop / Epic Seven
Guild Member Shop
 

Joining a Guild is one of the best things a player can do to elevate their quality of play.

For example, you will be able to ease up on your grind if you buy all kinds of resources in the Guild Member Shop, which of course includes those highly precious Catalyst Chests.

You can purchase these items just by being an active player in general which won’t really take a lot of effort all in all.

Like AP Exchange Shops, the stock of items in the Guild Member Shop also resets once per seven days, so be sure to get as many Catalyst Chests as you can every week.

As mentioned before, you can do this easily just by clearing Guild Missions, being an active player, and most importantly — donating every single day. Try not to skip donating even once.

 

Source #4: Guild Aid

 
Guild Aid (Archer's Vision) / Epic Seven
Guild Aid (Archer’s Vision)
 

One of the most well-known Guild etiquettes in the game is to not request Catalysts in the Guild Aid – especially if a certain Guild specifically prohibits it.

This means that requesting Catalysts via Guild Aid should be your last resort — but of course, there are also exceptions to this rule.

For example, you can request as many Catalysts as you want if your Guild allows it. Although, keep in mind that you can only request up to two Catalysts through the Aid function per day.

You can only change your chosen Aid item once a full day has passed. So pick what item you want to receive for each day wisely.

Also, always remember to give back to your guildmates and donate some Catalysts as well. This’ll make them more likely to Donate or exchange Rare Catalysts with you.

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