Mistfall Hunter Fateweaver Shop Tips by U4GM

Season resets don't have to mean losing everything you've earned. In Mistfall Hunter, your stockpile takes a new route into Season 2, and knowing how Mistfall Hunter Gyldenblood Money is treated lets you decide whether to spend it now or save it for conversion. Your character and several lasting rewards stay with you, too.

How Does the Season 1 Reset Work

The reset turns eligible assets into Contribution, then exchanges that Contribution for Gyldenblod Leaves. You'll spend those Leaves in the Fateweaver Shop once Season 2 starts.

It's a partial reset, not a fresh character. Some progression remains untouched, while stockpiles and certain camp upgrades provide a return in the new season.

1 Turn Your Stockpile Into Leaves

If you've been saving currency and equipment, this is the part to check first. Your assets contribute toward your new shop currency rather than carrying over as they are.

Here's what enters the conversion.

• Gyldenblod and Echoes of Fate become Contribution.

• All three types of Soul Cocoons are included.

• Inventory and Warehouse contents also count, along with Combat Bags and Soulcatch Nets.

• Pip's Pouches and Keychains have their activation time reset.

Contribution converts into Leaves through tiers. Earlier portions receive the best rate, while higher portions convert less efficiently. More Contribution still means more Leaves, but a much larger stockpile won't necessarily produce a proportionally larger reward.

2 Keep Your Character and Lasting Progress

Worried about starting from scratch Your character build and plenty of long-term unlocks remain in place.

These are among the things you'll keep.

• Character appearance, levels, skills and talent points stay unchanged.

• Outfits, cosmetics, Fate Coins, Soul Coins, Moonlight Nectar, Star Silver and Starsilver Spindles carry over.

• Friends, core features, the Shop, Auction House and Watchtower level remain available.

• Story task progress, contract reward unlocks and Pip's Gift progress stay put.

Your Collection Pedestal also keeps its placed collectibles and upgrade progress. Contract Sigils become Faded Contract Sigils at a one-to-one rate, and the Slumbering Contract remains available while it has unredeemed rewards.

3 Rebuild Your Camp Without Repeating Every Cost

Camp upgrades work differently from character progression. Their levels reset, but the work you've already put in isn't ignored.

Here's what to expect at camp.

• The Goddess Statue, Gylden Pool and Tavern return Contribution according to their levels.

• The Workshop, Scavenger Squad and Soulcatch Tree do the same.

• Rare materials already spent on upgrades won't need to be spent again when rebuilding those levels.

• The Season 2 Soulcatch Tree uses new materials, though Soulcatch Nets keep their core function.

You'll still need to rebuild, so don't expect every facility to be ready immediately. The preserved rare-material costs should make recovering previous levels less repetitive.

4 Check Your Rank and Shop Rewards

Competitive players get a different kind of reset. Your Season 1 Path of Glory standing influences where you begin next season.

There are two things worth checking.

• Lower Path of Glory tiers mostly retain their progress, while higher tiers move closer to a shared starting point.

• The Fateweaver Shop offers Pip's Rare Pouches, a Selection Chest with Unbound Holy Collectibles, Holy Soulcatch Nets and Combat Bags.

• Season 1 keepsakes include the Gyldjar Mistchaser's Messenger Bug Jar and the Proof of the Soul Hunt medal.

• The Season Reset screen can show your own estimate before you make a major decision.

Exact conversion brackets and rates weren't provided in the reset summary, so don't rely on a precise calculation until you can check your screen.

5 Decide What to Do Before the Reset

You don't need to rush into selling everything. Instead, look at what you'll enjoy now and what will remain useful later.

Try these priorities.

• Finish story tasks and contract unlocks you're already close to completing.

• Consider collectibles for the retained Collection Pedestal if you want a lasting goal.

• Compare opportunities to earn retained currencies with adding more items to a large stockpile.

• Spend for Season 1 enjoyment if the items or activities matter more to you than their eventual conversion.

The value of each choice depends on your goals and the rates shown in your reset screen. Retained currency avoids the Leaves conversion tiers, but that alone doesn't make every earning opportunity worthwhile.

Which Reset Priority Fits Your Plans

Choose retained progress if you want lasting unlocks, camp upgrades if rebuilding matters most, or extra Contribution if you're aiming for shop rewards. If you're planning your remaining Season 1 purchases, Mistfall Hunter Gyldenblod options are also available through the linked service. Check your in-game estimate before deciding how much currency to use.