Farming Strategy for Raw Divines in Gaming

Fuzzy Dy Gaming explores a casual mapping strategy to farm divines while minimizing effort and maximizing returns.

### Exploring Kings March Farming Strategy for Divine Currency
* 🎮  In the second video of the series, I focus on farming for **100 raw divines profit**, following up from the previous episode where I accumulated **28 raw divines** and prepared maps for my map runners.
* 🗺️  This episode centers on **maximizing returns from Kings March**, utilizing a simple atlas tree that emphasizes **scarab and map nodes** while avoiding **low-value gaps and league mechanics**.
* 💰  I aim to maintain a **gold input of around 55,000 to 60,000 per hour**, which allows for a casual mapping experience while generating **7,000 to 8,000 gold** with minimal effort.
* 📦  My mapping teams consist of varying levels of mappers, where ideally, I want them to **complete 96 maps**, but I face challenges due to some mappers not being **maxed out at level 10**.
* 📊  After running my first batch of maps, I netted about **four divines worth of currency**, which I consider "**free**" since I didn't factor in the maps' value in my breakdown.
* 💎  Despite some lucky drops, the overall returns were **modest**, and I found the micromanagement of loot sorting and selling to be **tedious**, leading to the conclusion that I might **not continue with this strategy**.
* 🚀  Looking ahead, I plan to explore new strategies, such as focusing on **harvest yellow life force for more profitable returns**, while considering the potential of **investing more per map to enhance profit margins**.
* 🤔  Overall, while I’ve made progress towards the 100 divine goal, the experience has highlighted the **importance of efficiency and enjoyment** in the farming process.

hey all, and welcome back to fuzzy Dy gaming and the second video where I try different things to farm 100 raw divines profit. The last episode, after taking away the cost of the strategy, ended up with 28 raw divines in the stash and a ton of maps ready to feed to my eager map runners in Kings March. This episode is more concentrating on the returns that I can get from Kings March rather than a full-on atlas strategy. So, all I've done is just created a simple tree where I pick up every Scarab node, every map node, block some low-value gaps, and add the usual alters and map implicits in as usual. I'll also take the quantity and Rarity nodes in the middle of the tree. The atlas tree will be in the video description. I'm not really going to go over it. It's just a super, super simple basic tree. It's not got any League mechanics in it. It's just there really for something to do while my map is mapping. You can essentially run any strategy.

that you want. You need to put in your coffer around 55 to 60,000 gold per hour. So even on a strategy like this, that might get you like 7 to 8,000 gold, you only need to complete a few maps per hour, and you're going to have enough to keep your map runners going. I've just kept the treat simple because scarabs are really good money. The more map drops I get, the more T17 maps I get, so it's going to turn over a few divines an hour. It's not going to be anything spectacular, but this is a strategy where I really just want to do something brain-dead, not have to map really, really hard, not have to map really quickly, just go and casually map while I maybe watch something on the side, and then just see how my mappers and my shippers do. Do in terms of shipment, I'm not going to keep that stuff separate because it's not really got much of an impetus on shipping. I didn't have any crops when I

started uh the video and started this farming strategy. So essentially, I'm just whenever I get crops, I'm sending them maybe like every half hour, every hour, and just bringing back small amounts of scarabs, currency, and runes. But overall, it's been about 30 Kos per shipment, so 60 to 90 chos per hour. So nothing amazing, but considering I don't have to do anything and it doesn't cost anything, it's free currency. And this Strat was all about turning my maps that I got in my last episode into currency because I'm not the type of person that sells maps. Again, I'm using my 10 to 12 Divine smite character that the build guide is linked in the description. So for this strategy, I want to be a skin flint and not spend any money as all I care about is getting a few t7s to drop some scarabs, the obbe currency, and enough gold for my map Runners to never have to stop the mapping cost on my teams cuz they're not

fully maxed out level 10 is about 55k gold an hour if they're properly mapping all of the time. And like I said, that means I don't have to rush mapping. I can do it really, really casually. As I've already mentioned, you can use any strat you want. Doesn't really matter. You just need to get enough gold to get your mappers going. Now, what I want my mappers to do is to complete two Mac devices full of maps each, which is a total of 96 maps. I'm going to go over my mappers in a minute, as unfortunately, I don't play enough to be able to max out all my mappers with level 10s. So, this is definitely going to affect the profit and how often they 100% complete a map. The best team I have, I'm going to feed Scard Guardian maps and tough T16s. My second-best team are going to do ALC and go T16s. And then my last team are going to do Scout T16s. So, let's go and have a

look over the teams after the strategy, and then we'll go over the loot. I've already taken out one load of maps. I've done my first half, and it got about four divines worth of currency, which is mixed, and I have to sell something, but overall, it should be three to four divines left at the end. Now, if you were someone that sells maps, you obviously have to take into account that that's 48 maps. So, yeah, maybe two divines all profit, but I didn't include my maps in my currency breakdown for the last stretch, so for me, this is like free. So, let's go over the mapping teams. The first team is the one that's got my strongest mappers. Unfortunately, one of them died, and I didn't have any replacements higher than level eight, and that massively affected how they completed the maps. So, in this one, we have four level 10s, a level 9, and an 8. It was four level 10 and two level 9s. So, this is the one where I'm

feeding my harder red maps and my scoured Guardian Maps. Ideally, these want to be under T6 because the completion rate goes down depending on how high the tier is. The T16s are a bit more difficult, so things like Phoenix Maps, Chimera Maps, they're less likely to fully complete because they are T16s. In my second map device, I basically got nines and eights. These can do out maps and they complete them most of the time, which is nice, apart from this one because I ran out of gold, but we'll not worry about that. And then we have this team here that are level eights from what I remember, so nines and eights, and these don't full complete rare maps very often, so I've just been putting them in Scout and Magic, and still, there's times where they just get a terrible completion rate. So, the first thing I want to mention about mappers, even before we go into the loot, is it is massively beneficial to have all level 10 mappers, but it's a

massive spent and time sync to do it. You have to use the 22 1/2k reroll and hope you get a level 10 mappa. Let's say you get one every five rerolls. That's 125k gold per mappa. That definitely adds up when you go through all your devices. So for me, I don't love the mappers at all in the setup that I've got with level 10s. They're probably a little bit better, but anyway, let's go and look through the loop. We'll go and take our last shipment, which is just, yeah, very small shipments regularly. And we got some runes that I don't think are worth anything, a couple of raw chaos, and two decent scarabs. I think these are about 10 to 12 SE each, so easily 30 SE there. So we'll go and put this in our stash Tab. And then I've got this dump here for the stuff I get from my map Runners. I've just removed stuff that isn't worth anything, like low oils.

that I accidentally transferred over. So, let's go and see how we're looking like. You will get a few divines worth of stuff, but look at how many different things I've already got in here. It's not going to be the funnest thing in the world to liquidate all of that. And then if we look at the actual raw currency, raw chaos is 49. And then I think I've got one Divine or yeah, so it's nothing to write home about. And for me, it takes too long. But the whole purpose of this was to test it, see if it's something that I enjoy doing. I don't. It might change your mind if I see something like a doctor card or something later on, but at the moment, not loving it. Those puzzle Bots, I knew I'd get something good as soon as I started bitching and moaning about it. I'm still not sure that's 100% converted, but at least it's something that's worth currency. Again, I'm not going to bother with all the rare items. It just

takes too long, so we'll suspend MPP in here. Can we exit the map? We can, uh, and again get rid of this stuff. So, we're on to our last group of mappers, which are our scour and go, so I'm not expecting much from these. Although this was the one that returned the raw Divine, and there we go, got four chisels of AIS, not bad. Uh, so we've got two stash tabs, one which is still called Deli dump from the last one. This is my shipping rewards and everything I got from mapping, so let's just refresh. Remember, this was a free strategy. This didn't cost me anything because I used all of the maps that was left over from my previous strategy, which I didn't include in the currency, and I've literally just been throwing alchemies on stuff, no chisel, no scarabs, just going. And as you can see, we got pretty lucky. If we just look at our normal loot first, we had three Valdos boxes, which is lucky. We had six T7s, which considering we're taking all the

map nodes. I think it's fine. You might even maybe expect one or two more scar containment, one and a half div. Very nice. We've got two invitations, Glittering Scarab, one Divine, a few Grand Embers, which are probably more than 7.4. So, we got very lucky. I think honestly, you could probably take away all of these, and that's probably realistically what you'd get. So, it's more like 17 divines in 40 Maps. So, nothing to write home about, but free, and it was just chill. I just really didn't want to pay attention to anything. Character didn't die, completed the maps in under two minutes, and it was really just there as something to do while I waited for my mappers to finish what they were doing. So, overall, in terms of the dump tab, 21 divines. Take it with a grain of salt, probably slightly less. But as for the last video, once I've got some gold, I'll go and sell everything, and we'll look at what's left in the stash tab in terms of

mapping these are well under 2 minutes a map, and we did 40, but I kind of messed around with my mapers a bit, putting Maps here and there. I went and did my shipping fairly regularly, so I think it's absolutely fine to add a minute for every single map and say that these are three minutes. So, I would say this took two hours in total. In fact, let's just go worst case AFK more 3 hours to do these 40 maps, and then we'll do the loop based on that. But obviously, we'll sell everything first and then see what we're left with, because it might be a lot of the stuff that I've got. I just can't be bothered to sell or is difficult to sell. Anything that's like I've got one of and it's one C, I'm probably not going to bother selling that on the exchange. But anything where I'm going to get back a few C for a button click, I'm happy to do. And in terms of the mat Runners loot, we

got pretty lucky with the Valdos box, but you are going to get things like that. We've ran 97 maps at the end of the day, so it isn't like you're just never going to get this sort of loot back. So, we had one BOS box, one raw Divine, 60 ra chaos, an Aldrich chaos, a life force we can sell pretty easy. These chisels should go for more than 10, a few decent scabs, and then as you get further down, it kind of gets a bit naff. So, let's just go and put price threshold per item at something like 2C just to make it a bit more manageable. So, if we then snapshot that, it's not put it down too much actually. I've only lost a little bit. So, essentially, what this is saying is if your bulk of stuff doesn't come up to 2C, we're not going to include it. And I think there are some things um that you would sell like just 'cause it's easy to do like you can in click two Catalyst for

2C um the scarabs for a c each like stuff like that. I'll just do it while I'm in the exchange, but anything lower, I can't really be bothered with. But we're not going to sell everything, like I won't singular Scout reports sell. Actually, these probably do as well, so we'll try and sell everything, but I'm not going to make it so it takes ages to do because that'd be really misleading in terms of this strategy makes this much, but you've got to spend two hours on the exchange. And so that's it. This wasn't a strategy video really. It's more looking at whether I think the Kings March mappers are worth it, and the answer is probably yes, but I think you need a minimum of eights and nines to make it worthwhile. So I've now finished selling up all of my loot. I've totally completed my dump tab. I haven't sold everything, the stuff like I said it was less than 3C. I've just stuck into my main stashes. I'm not going to include them and then

In the map Runners, I've got some things left that just are only going to sell for like a chaos, and again, it's not really worth my time, so they're just going to stay here. If we get more bolt later on, we can sell them. And so, the currency tab is looking really good. Got 51 raw divines, 705 chaos, a smattering of other currencies that we could sell at some point. Um, but they do cost quite a bit of gold to sell some of these smaller currencies, so for now, I'm just keeping them. I can use them at some point. Uh, we've got some El currency that we could sell in a few runes. And, but at the moment, I'm kind of happy with where the stash is, and it's going to take me time to sell a lot of the smaller things than I'd just rather spend that time mapping. So, in conclusion, this episode, as I say, was more looking at the map Runners and shipping in terms of is it worth doing rather than the strategy because the strategy around was

just scarabs and maps. It was nothing special. It's not going to earn you a ton of currency, but because I got lucky drops, it did get me quite a few divines back into my stash. In terms of M Runners, I'm personally not going to do it anymore. It just felt too much of a chore, kind of going in, sorting all the loot, selling it for fairly minimal returns. What I think my goal is going to be is to maybe stack a ton of gold and then actually try and get level 10 map runners, because I do think they're good for running things like T14 and T15 Elder maps, for example, because the fragment sells for like 25 to 28 chaos really easily. You can just stick them in your map run, and it's going to finish the majority of them, but you really want all tier 10 for that, and then you're probably going to finish every map. The other ones I just don't feel are worth it when they complete like 55% of a map.

and bring you back one chaos. It just feels quite bad considering the amount of gold that they cost. So for me, it's not something I'm going to carry on in unless I end up luckily getting a squad of T10 mappers shipping. I'm going to keep doing. I like just sending whatever I've got when I can. There's no particular strategy. Whatever dust I've got, I send. Whatever crops I've got, I will also send. But overall, I'm glad I tested it because I have used my mappers, but it's more just chucking the OB map in. This time I made sure that they were fully fed. I fed the right maps to what I thought was the right groups. And overall, it did make some currency. It got me a few divines, but it was a bit too much micromanaging for me. So like I said, it's not something I'm going to continue to do. And to get full squads of 10 next episode, I think we're going to look at harvest yellow life force.

getting to the point now where it's pretty decent. The double in Scarab is not mega expensive. If you take all of the map modifier nodes to get more pack size and quantity, I think this could be a fairly profitable strategy, even if you're just running harvest in t16s and nothing else other than Alters to get you quantity and Rarity again. Probably something like City Square, kill the boss first, then you're always going to get the opportunity to get your quantity Alters, get around the map in a couple of minutes, complete the Harvest, get out, and then it sells really easy on the exchange. I think that's what I'm going to do. If anyone's got any ideas for a strategy to try, let me know. I'll gladly give it a go. But we're about halfway to the 100 Divine profit, and we've not really touched on anything that I would call a difficult strategy. I still haven't died on either of them because they are fairly easy. What we might do after the next episode when I'm hopefully at something

like 75 divines, even though the character is not amazing 'cause it's put together fairly cheaply. Is maybe try something with a bit of investment per map just to see how it fares and just to see what the returns are like because I'm not someone that juices very much 'cause I don't always get a lot of time to play. I'd rather be in and out of maps really quickly and just turn over currency per map. That's it for the video. Thank you very much for watching. Take care and see you in the next one.

Testing out Kingsmarch Mappers - Road to 100 Divines Part 2 [POE 3.25]

Fuzzy Duckzy

The focus of this episode is on maximizing returns from Kings March, using a simple atlas tree to pick up scarab and map nodes.

The strategy aims to generate 7,000 to 8,000 gold per hour, with a casual mapping approach while watching something on the side.

Shipments of crops are sent every half hour to hour, providing free currency and resources to support the map runners' costs.

Maxed out level 10 mappers can generate about 55k gold an hour, allowing for a casual mapping approach.

The goal is to complete two Mac devices full of maps, totaling 96, with a focus on feeding the best team with Scard Guardian maps and tough T16s.

The success of the mapping teams varies, with level 10 mappers offering the best completion rates, while lower-level mappers struggle to fully complete rare maps.

The mapping strategy involves rerolling for level 10 mappas, costing 125k gold each, with a goal of getting one every five rerolls.

The player's stash shows a mix of low-value items and a few decent scarabs, with raw chaos totaling 49 and one Divine.

Despite some luck with Valdos boxes and T7s, the player is not enjoying the mapping process and finds it time-consuming.

The mapping session yielded 21 divines in total, with 40 maps completed in about 2 to 3 hours.

The character remained unharmed, and the maps were a low-effort activity while waiting for other tasks.

The loot included a Valdos box, a raw Divine, chaos orbs, and various other items, with a focus on selling anything that could easily yield a few chaos.

Evaluating the Worth of Kings March Mappers

The speaker is selling loot from map runs, focusing on items that are worth 3C or more, and is not spending too much time on smaller sales.

The currency tab is looking good, with a significant amount of raw divines and chaos, while smaller currencies are being kept for future use.

The speaker concludes that level 10 map runners may be worth pursuing for T14 and T15 Elder maps, but they are not interested in continuing with the current map runners due to minimal returns.

The speaker is dissatisfied with the high cost of gold for mappers and plans to stop unless they get a lucky squad of T10 mappers.

They have been sending out resources randomly and micromanaging maps, which has made some currency but is too demanding.

The speaker plans to focus on harvesting yellow life force and running T16s for a potentially profitable strategy, while also considering a bit of investment per map in the future.