BEST Crimson Core Farm & Crimson Sea Guide | Rogueblox

Summary

In this video, the creator shares an efficient method to farm Crimson Cores in the game, which can be used to craft powerful items like the Cane's Fang. The key to farming these rare items lies in locating specific mobs, known as Swan Nutters, in the Crimson Sea. While these mobs spawn randomly every 8 minutes, the creator guides viewers to a set location using coordinates to maximize their chances. Viewers are also provided with detailed instructions on navigating to the Crimson Sea and farming the mobs to gather Crimson Cores easily.

Takeaways

• 😀 Crimson cores are valuable items that can be used to craft canes, fangs, or sold for profit.
• 😀 These cores are a better alternative to farming for moonshine relics, which are rare.
• 😀 The mobs that drop crimson cores are called swan nutters, and they have a high drop rate for these items.
• 😀 Finding these mobs is difficult, but there is a method to locate them in the Crimson Sea.
• 😀 The key to getting these mobs is catching them before they fall into the water, where they void and become useless.
• 😀 These mobs spawn every 8 minutes, and it's crucial to have your boat positioned correctly to catch them.
• 😀 You can locate these mobs by using coordinates or by manually searching for their spawn points.
• 😀 The Crimson Sea is a vast area, and you'll need to navigate carefully to avoid whirlpools and other hazards.
• 😀 To reach the Crimson Sea, hug the wall until you reach the tundra, then use icebergs as landmarks to guide you.
• 😀 Once you reach the Crimson Sea, follow a specific path and use coordinates to find mob spawns for easy farming.
• 😀 The entire trip to the Crimson Sea takes around 10 minutes of sailing, so it's recommended to make it a one-time journey.

Q & A

What is the best method to obtain crimson cores?

The best method to obtain crimson cores is by farming a mob called the swan nutters in the Crimson Sea. These mobs have a high drop rate for crimson cores, making them an efficient source.

What makes farming for crimson cores better than farming for moonshine relics?

Crimson cores are a better option because they are more accessible compared to moonshine relics, which are rare and harder to farm.

Where can you find the swan nutters for farming crimson cores?

Swan nutters can be found in the Crimson Sea, where they spawn periodically in the sky and drop into the water before vanishing.

What is the most challenging aspect of farming swan nutters for crimson cores?

The hardest part is finding the swan nutters, as they spawn randomly every 8 minutes in the Crimson Sea. However, once you know their spawn location, it's easier to farm them.

How often do the swan nutters spawn, and how can you catch them?

Swan nutters spawn every 8 minutes, and to catch them, you need to position your boat on their spawn point. If they fall into the water, they will void, so it’s crucial to intercept them before that happens.

Are there any coordinates to help find the spawn of the swan nutters?

Yes, there are specific coordinates that can help you find the spawn points of the swan nutters in the Crimson Sea. The coordinates are provided in the video.

What should you do if you don’t know how to use coordinates to find the spawn points?

If you’re unsure how to use coordinates, you can simply explore the Crimson Sea and try to find a spawn point yourself, then position your boat over it.

How long does it take to sail to the Crimson Sea from the starting area?

It should take about 10 minutes of sailing to reach the Crimson Sea if you know where you're going.

What should you avoid while sailing to the Crimson Sea?

You should avoid whirlpools, as falling into one will prevent you from reaching your destination.

How do you know you're on the right path when sailing toward the Crimson Sea?

You'll know you're on the right path when you see icebergs and land formations. Once you reach a wall, you should turn left and continue following the path until you spot a fairy, indicating you're heading in the right direction.