Farming Spot Test: Ghent South Gate vs Lord's Tower

Half a year into the Lv.70 "Crusade" line, the farming meta has basically settled. This week we ran a five-maxed-character test to settle one question: Ghent South Gate or Lord's Tower — which one is the real income king? Data first, verdict at the end.

Ghent South Gate: Boring, and Forever Reliable

Average clear time per character: four and a half minutes, with daily income steady around 870k gold — mostly dungeon materials and clear-board coins, plus the occasional pink drop for pocket change. The pick remains Asura: one Wave Radiation per room, wrists uncramped, heart unbothered. Multi-client farmers can run two accounts in parallel for a comfortable 1.6M a day.

Lord's Tower: RNG, but a Higher Ceiling

Lord's Tower only gives you two tickets a day, and the spread is wild: a bad day is pity materials worth about 400k; a good day is a single Tower pink pushing the total past 3M. Our advice: treat it as dessert after Ghent South Gate, not as your main course.

Verdict, and an Anti-Ban Reminder

Final answer: stability players take Ghent South Gate, gamblers take Lord's Tower, and the "all of the above" crowd posts the highest daily income of all. Meanwhile this week's published ban list covers 2,317 accounts — a large share of them studios running third-party multi-openers. The official tool caps at two clients; don't trade your account for a sliver of efficiency.

And when you sell gold, use the official trading platform — we received another dozen scam tickets this week from off-platform deals. Farming funds your Sky Set, not a scammer's groceries. Farm smart, heroes.