Oblivion Pit Complete Guide (Path to Nowhere)

The Oblivion Pit is one of Path To Nowhere’s many game modes that allow players to farm several types of resources.

The main resources you can farm from Oblivion Pit battles are DisCoins and Dark Samples, which you can use to buy a variety of items in the Dark Sample Exchange Shop located in the Supply Office.

In this guide, I’m going to show you everything you need to know about Oblivion Pit, how it’s played, and the resources you can farm from it!

What is the Oblivion Pit?

Oblivion Pit is located in the DisSea along with the Broken Frontline game mode.

It is divided into five different difficulties or “Depths”:

The higher the Depth you can clear, the better rewards you can farm.

To unlock higher-difficulty Depths, you need to clear both lower-level Depths and DisCity stages.

You get one free attempt to clear an Oblivion Pit Depth per day, but you can also use an item called Purifier to obtain more challenge attempts.

You can farm Purifiers mainly by completing Oblivion Pit Depths and claiming the clearance rewards.

Choosing Sinners for Oblivion Pit

Each Oblivion Pit Depth has a level requirement.

Any Sinners that do not meet a specific Depth’s level requirement cannot be used at all, so make sure to level up your Sinners appropriately.

As for my unit recommendations, Sinners with AoE attack capabilities and heals generally excel in Oblivion Pit stages because of the sheer number of mobs you’ll need to face there.

Here’s a table to help clarify this:

Resuming Oblivion Pit Stages

If you ever need to do something else while exploring any Depth in the Oblivion Pit, then worry not – you can save your progress.

To postpone your progress, simply click Suspend before leaving the Oblivion Pit, and click Resume Operation if you want to pick up exactly where you left off – easy peasy!

Risk Levels & Stage Effects

Each Oblivion Pit Depth is further divided into five different stages, or Risk Levels, where the 4th and the 5th stages are usually boss fights.

If you want to clear these stages much faster, I advise that you read the “Stage Effects” for each Risk Level.

These effects either boost or decrease the performance of your Sinners. Make sure to pay attention to them so you can adjust your playstyle accordingly.

Another important thing to keep in mind is that in the Oblivion Pit, your Sinners retain the amount of HP and Energy they had from previous stages.

This means that if a Sinner dies while clearing Stage 4, you cannot use them at all when clearing Stage 5!

This is why I recommend just resetting the stage if any of your Sinners die – especially the ones who either deal the most damage or heal other units. Your attempt will not be consumed if you do this.

Claimable Rewards

Here are all the available rewards that you can get just by playing the Oblivion Pit game mode:

• Purifiers
• Hypercubes
• DisCoins
• Dark Samples

Dark Samples and DisCoins are farmable every time you play the game mode, while Hypercubes and Purifiers can only be claimed once.

Dark Sample Exchange (Recommended Items)

If you play Oblivion Pit consistently, you’ll eventually farm a ton of Dark Samples which you can use to purchase items in the Dark Sample Exchange Shop.

This shop has a lot of useful items, but here are the items that I recommend you save up and purchase before buying the others:

Tip: I recommend going straight for the two Sinner Marks (S) first because they’re by far the most useful, but do keep in mind that saving up for them will take a very long time. Patience, patience!