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Master Pathfinder's Medallion in Total Battle

Updated 20 October 2026

Master Pathfinder's Medallion is the utility piece of the Swift Wayfarer set. It's crafted from Green Dragon Scale, Vampire Ashes, Siren Tears and Arcane Dust, so the crypts to farm are Fire, Siren. Like every Swift Wayfarer piece it gives resource gathering speed, march speed, carrying capacity.

Materials

One of each, at the quality you craft the piece in. Four materials of one quality combine into one of the next.

MaterialComes from
Green Dragon ScaleFire crypt Common
Vampire AshesAny crypt
Siren TearsSiren crypt Common
Arcane DustAny crypt

Crypts to farm

Common crypts go up to level 25 and use regular Tar.

Open this piece in the crafting planner to set your crypt level and quality.

Bonuses by quality

QualityResource gathering speedMarch speedCarrying capacity
Poor+15%+1%+3%
Common+25%+1.5%+5%
Uncommon+40%+2%+8%
Rare+60%+3%+13%
Epic+100%+5%+20%
Legendary+150%+8%+30%
Ascendant+200%+12%+43%
Godlike+250%+17%+60%

The rest of the Swift Wayfarer set

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FAQ

How do I craft Master Pathfinder's Medallion in Total Battle?

With one Green Dragon Scale, one Vampire Ashes, one Siren Tears and one Arcane Dust at the quality you want. Fire, Siren are the crypts that drop the named materials.

What does Master Pathfinder's Medallion give?

At Epic quality: +100% resource gathering speed, +5% march speed, +20% carrying capacity. It belongs to the Swift Wayfarer set, whose pieces all give the same bonuses.

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