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New World Season 7, Season of the Conquerors is finally here! Just like the previous season updates, 8 new Artifacts have been added to Season 7, and in this guide we’re going to talk about the ways to get these new Artifacts. Season 6 Artifacts Before that, though, let’s start with the changes to Season 6 Artifacts. These Artifacts are no longer available from the last Season Pass, but now have new ways to get them. Let’s take a look! Cowl Of Power - Light Headwear First up we have Light Headwear, Cowl of Power. This Artifact now drops from PVP Rewards Track. But since the last update, the chances of getting Artifacts from PVP Rewards Track have been increased to make the grind less painful. You now have a chance to get Artifact at the third checkpoint at level 29 and level 39 on PVP track. Then, starting at level 50, the chances of getting an Artifact every three checkpoints are even higher. Grace - Greatsword Then we have Grace Greatsword, this Artifact now also drops from PVP reward track, but as mentioned before, since the last update, in addition to a large number of New World Coins, the chances that we can get Artifacts from PVP reward track have also been greatly increased. So, prepare a strong build to make your PVP journey smoother. Season 7 Artifacts Now, let’s get to the new Artifacts, starting with the two Artifacts that you can get in the free version of Season 7 Pass. 1. Otzi - Ice Gauntlet First, we have Ice Gauntlet, Otzi, this Artifact drops at level 20 in the free version of Season 7 Pass, and the new method of obtaining this Artifact will be revealed in Season 8. 2. Heceta - Life Staff Then, we have Life Staff, Heceta. This Artifact drops at level 80 in the free version of Season 7 Pass. Again, a new method for obtaining this Artifact will be revealed in Season 8. 3. Shrapnel - Musket Next, we have a couple of new Artifacts that can be obtained through PVP related methods. First up is Musket Shrapnel. You will have a chance to receive this Artifact when you complete Outpost Rush matches and open reward caches. It is worth noting that we have multiple different Artifacts to obtain in these reward caches, but remember that you can only drop this Shrapnel Artifact from caches that are level 61 or higher. So make sure you are at least level 61 before starting this grind. 4. Justice - Earring Then we have Earring Justice. This Artifact can be obtained from Sovereign Influence - Victor’s Spoils. If you don’t like PVP, don’t worry, you don’t have to go out of your way to spend hours here to participate in these contests, instead, you can jump into any territory that is currently in conflict, go to the location where a lot of PVP is happening, usually through Fast Travel Shrine near Control Towers, and then do a little damage before leaving after the match. This way, you will receive one of the caches, and have a chance to get an artifact, which makes things easier. Not to mention, if you throw in a weapon that can deal AOE damage from a distance it will make the whole thing a lot easier. Anyway, all you need to do is go up and hit some people a few times, and then go back to what you were doing. If you have a hard time finding which area is in conflict, you will be able to tell where these contests are happening on the map. You will see some small towers on the map with different factions on them, indicating that they are fighting. Usually, this is where the contests are taking place, and there are several contests held at fixed times every day. So when you log in, check the red bar on the map that says upcoming matches, then see the schedule of the matches and be ready to start a match at any time. It is worth noting that this artifact can only drop from caches that are level 25 or higher. So don’t start this quest any time before then. 5. Aconite - Bow After that we can also get some Artifacts from open world activities and bosses. Starting with Bow Aconite, this Artifact drops from the open world boss, Viridulon the Rootbound. If you go through the portal from the front door, you can climb up the cliff to get to him, avoiding all the powerful monsters, or you can use the shortcut behind Fast Travel Shrine and skip all the enemies to get directly to him. Honestly though, Viridulon the Rootbound is a really hard boss to take on alone. So if you want to go for this Artifact, I highly recommend getting a group. 6. Burnanator - Firestaff After that we have Firestaff Burnanator. This Artifact drops from the open world boss of Shattered Mountain, Leviathan of the Deep. To get to him, you can first teleport to Alazar’s Recall Outpost in Shattered Mountain and then follow the path to his cave. Like the previous boss, he is also a tough boss to deal with alone, so it is recommended that you lead a team to deal with it to increase the chance of dropping Burnanator. Similarly, don’t forget to improve your own strength while joining a good team. If you don’t have enough coins to invest in a build, then you might want to check out the giveaway channel in iGMeet Discord. Just be active in the group and you may get a windfall! 7. Fracture - Void Gauntlet Next, we have Void Gauntlet, Fracture. This artifact can be obtained by turning off Corrupted Breaches above level 65. It is worth noting that joining the portal run is a good way to farm it because it is difficult to complete alone and requires a team to cooperate. Remember that although you can get multiple artifacts from Corrupted Breaches. However, it will not drop immediately after completing it once. You may need to repeat the run multiple times, so please be patient. 8. Dorgort’s Blade - Rapier Finally, let’s look at another Artifact we get from Expeditions, and that’s Rapier, Dorgort’s Blade. This Artifact is dropped by the boss, Ifrit, in Empyrean Forge Expedition. However, this Artifact requires at least Mutation Level 1 or higher to drop. Alternatively, Inferno - Fire Staff Artifact can also drop from Commander Marius in Empyrean Forge Expedition. So if you complete this Expedition every time, you can get two Artifacts at once. Final Thoughts In conclusion, this guide covers all the new Artifacts that drop in New World: Aeternum Season of the Conquerors. Which Artifacts are you looking for? Which is your favorite new Artifact? Regardless, let’s embark on a journey to find all Artifacts in New World!

Artifacts are rare items found in New World. These items provide unique perks that can change the way you play the game. With the arrival of New World Season 5, 8 new artifacts have been added to the game. These Artifacts can be found in Expeditions, Open World, PVP Reward Track and more! In this guide, we’ll cover the fastest way to find these 8 new Artifacts in Season of the Guardian, and explain the new method of obtaining Artifacts on Season 4 Reward Track. Let’s get started now! New Way To Get Season 4 Artifacts First, let’s review some of Season 4’s Artifacts, which now have new ways to obtain them. Winged Leather Shoes The first thing we want to mention is Medium Footwear, Winged Leather Shoes, which increases your base haste duration by 50%. This artifact now drops from Open World boss Helianthus, who can be found in Wild Legion. Quickdraw Gloves And then we also have Light Gloves, Quickdraw Gloves. This glove enhances your reflexes and allows for quick weapon draw and lightning-fast reactions in combat. This Artifact now drops from Open World boss Ipomoea, who you can find in Elysian Wilds. I need to remind you that if you hope to defeat these Open World Bosses and get artifacts as quickly as possible, it is crucial to spend some New World Coins to get a decent gear! Pity System It is also worth noting that a new Pity System has been added to artifacts this season, which guarantees a certain number of kills to obtain artifacts. This is a great new addition for those less fortunate players out there. However, the exact number used by Pity System has not been disclosed. How To Get All New Artifacts? But now let’s take a look back at 8 Artifacts featured in New World Season of the Guardian. Free Version Of Season 5 Season Pass First, we will have the two artifacts that can be obtained from the free version of Season 5 Season Pass. Creed Boots: First up, we have Light Footwear, Creed Boots, which deal 15% extra damage and 25% critical chance as long as you don’t hit the target within 20 seconds. It drops at level 20 in the free version of Season 5 Season Pass. But a new way to get it will be revealed in Season 6. Phoenix: And then we also have Amulet Jewelry, Phoenix. When you take fatal damage, it will help you avoid death and become invincible for 4 seconds, after which you die. It drops at level 80 in the free version of Season Pass. Likewise, new ways to obtain it will be revealed in Season 6. Trial Bosses Next we have some Artifacts that will drop from Trial Bosses in New World. Nature’s Wrath: First up, we have Medium Chest Armor, Nature’s Wrath, which makes empower expires 200% faster but deals 20% more damage. This artifact is dropped by Zygoramet boss in Spriggan Arena. Venom: Next we get Venom Spear, which lets you inflict poison on enemies when making a melee attack with either weapon, and increases weapon damage by 20%. This artifact is dropped from Siren Queen boss in Siren Queen Trial in Spire of Melpomene. Gilli’s Gravity Gauntlets: Then we have Heavy Glove, Gilli’s Gravity Gauntlets. Whenever you take damage, you gain an empowerment charge, increasing the damage of your next attack by 3%. Avarice drops this artifact in Eternal Pool Arena. Other Methods Finally, we look at Artifacts that can be dropped in different ways. Sin: First, we have Sin Hatchet, which will increase the duration of your debuffs by 25% and increase the damage done to the target by 2% for each debuff. This artifact is dropped from Open World Boss, Colossus of Memnon, located in Brimstone Sands. Ironheart: Next we have Heavy Legwear, Ironheart. When not in heavy load-out, it increases your maximum health by 20%. This artifact can be obtained at the third checkpoint on PVP track as long as your track level reaches 29. Tempest Fury: Finally we have Great Axe, Tempest Fury. It gives you 3% movement speed for 3 seconds after a successful attack. Also, Whirlwind no longer needs to hit a target to continue spinning, and can spin up to 12 times. This artifact is a reward for completing Winter Rune Forge Trial and can be obtained up to twice per week. All in all, this guide covers all the new Artifacts dropped in Season 5. What are your favorite new Artifacts? Happy gaming!

Greeting, fellow players! Today, I'm excited to share you 4 raw resources you can farm in specific locations to accumulate significant wealth in New World Season 5. Despite the drop in overall pricing in crafting, there are still straightforward methods to amass gold. Let me introduce them to you. Valuable Resources For gold making in the New World Season 5, the raw resources are the most important to focus on. After carefully analyzing the market, I identified the most valuable resources for gold-making. On my server, the top 4 resources are Ironwood, Lodestone, Dark Hide, and Orichalcum Ore. Ironwood stands out as the most lucrative, followed by Loadstone, which commands a price of 64 each. While Dark Hide is less expensive, its abundance makes it a worthwhile addition to the list, offering quick returns. Lastly, the Orichalcum Ore, though less profitable, remains notable for its availability. In the subsequent section of this guide, I will outline the 4 optimal locations for harvesting these 4 resources and then vendor for large number of wealth. By doing so, you can ensure that you are making the most efficient use of your time while gathering these valuable materials. 1. Edengrove - Ironwood Let's start by discussing prime locations for farming the Ironwood trees. One of the most favorable spots is found in Edengrove. Begin your journey at the Spirit Shrine, then proceed a short distance northward, circling through the area. In this location, you'll encounter a generous abundance of the Ironwood trees ripe for harvesting. Don't forget to leverage your consumables or, in some cases, utilize some of your New World Coins to optimize your overall output during this endeavor. 2. Weaver's Fen - Loadstone Let's talk about the Loadstone, a well-known resource in the New World. Head to the Weaver's Fen, just north of Glacial Tarn Shrine. If you open your map, you'll see a prime area for Loadstone farming. Start in a small circle, head north, and follow the direction. As you traverse, you'll encounter an abundance of Loadstone nodes. This area stands out as arguably the optimal spot for Loadstone farming, promising swift and bountiful returns. If you're seeking rapid profits, investing your time and effort into harvesting Loadstone is undoubtedly worthwhile. 3. Elysian Wilds - Dark Hide Continuing forward, let's explore one of the preferred regions for harvesting Dark Hide: the Elysan Wilds area, particularly in the upper right quadrant. While the entire map offers abundant Dark Hide, should you desire a more concentrated endeavor, directing your efforts to this specific locale proves fruitful. For those desiring a more targeted approach, directing your efforts towards the Alligators inhabiting this area yields significant advantages. I strongly advocate for the use of a spear when engaging these creatures, as it notably enhances efficiency and facilitates the collection process. 4. Reekwater - Orichalcum Ore Last but not least, for farming the Orichalcum Ore, we need to head to the lower right corner of Reekwater and there will be an abundance of resource. Head straight down, encountering a significant concentration of Orichalcum Ore Veins. While there are multiple locations to mine this resource, this area is to be the most condensed and efficient. I recommend mining before the Operas event and maximizing the yield. After mining the entire line of Orichalcum Ore Veins, join the Opera event, and upon completion, return to mine them again. This cycle repeats seamlessly. For those seeking optimal efficiency in farming Orichalcum, this spot in the lower right corner of Reekwater is undoubtedly the best choice.

In MMO game New World, players need to go to various Adventures and Fights. In this process, the strength of Equipment used by the game Character controlled by the player undoubtedly Affects the success rate of Battle. This is also the case in the upcoming New World Aeternum. Among the various different Equipment, Artifact is a relatively important category. They usually exist as Armor, Weapons and Shields or Jewelry. Players can improve their Combat power by owning and Upgrading them. Artifact Equipment has a guaranteed Gear Score of 700 and a Unique Perk only available on a specific Item. Upgrading them is done in Gypsum Kiln, and the process usually requires players to use some New World Coins. In fact, as an Equipment category, there are many specific Artifacts in the game. Therefore, it will be a more troublesome process for players to choose the one that suits them. In New World Aeternum, since players need to explore various Areas, having a good Artifact can definitely get twice the result with half the effort. Therefore, we will introduce you to 6 Artifacts worth getting in New World Aeternum. 1. Paladin’s Morningstar In the game, neither Flail nor Void Gauntlet, which are Weapons, can be used as the main Healing Weapon. At present, Life Staff is still the most suitable Weapon choice for Healers. Although Healing Effect of other Weapons is reduced to avoid making Healer too powerful, to give full play to the effectiveness of Life Staff. But perhaps players can use Paladin’s Morningstar to make Flail and even Void Gauntlet can obtain some Healing Effects. As a Flail Weapon, Paladin’s Morningstar can bring a lot of gains through Flail, so that Flail can also play a continuous Healing Effect in actual applications. In addition, its Heavy Attacks may also provide Burst Healing options when you need it. 2. Twisted Benediction This is a Weapon belonging to Void Gauntlet. Its Soulfeast allows players to Heal nearby friendly players while Disintegrate Damage over time Effect deals Damage. Each Stack of Disintegrate Heals 10% of Weapon Damage. Healing only extends from Focus. In addition, all other Void Gauntlet Healing is increased by 50%, and all Healing from other Weapons is reduced by 50%. These features of Twisted Benediction turn Void Gauntlet’s signature feature, Disintegrate DOT, into a source of Healing. Combined with the increased Healing from the player’s Active Skills, there is the opportunity to form a dynamic offensive Healing method. 3. Swordsaint’s Katana The main Skill of this Artifact Equipment is Kensei’s Technique. It allows players to Cooldowns of Reverse Stab and Whirling Blade refresh 100% faster and they deal 15% additional Damage when they don’t have a Shield Equipped. Players have long wanted the option to play Swords without a Shield in the game. Technically, it is currently possible to do so directly, but there is no benefit because it will weaken your Defense for no reason. However, an Artifact like Swordsaint’s Katana makes shieldless Swords a viable playstyle without having to overhaul Weapon. 4. Pugnacious Pugnacious is a Blunderbuss Weapon that has an Obdurate that allows the player to hold down the right mouse button to activate Block, which successfully Blocks an Enemy Attack and reloads one round of Ammunition. As a Weapon with a short range and low strength, Blunderbuss currently looks like a Weapon that wants to be part of a Melee Fighter’s load out. Its Ability to Block Enemy Attacks will provide a useful aid in Combat. 5. Hama Yumi This is a Bow Weapon. Its Blessed Arrows Effect converts 99% of Damage it deals to Arcane Damage. If the player has a higher Focus, replace your basic Weapon scaling with Focus. This Weapon will deal 20% less Damage. Shrine Maiden’s Fortune Effect means that when you Hit an Enemy with a Light Attack, a beneficial Soul will gather around you for 10 seconds, which can be Stacked up to 5 times. When you Hit an Enemy with a Charged Heavy Attack, all Souls are released. They will seek out nearby injured Allies and Heal them, while dealing 80% Weapon Damage to Enemy. In addition, Healing Effect is only applied with Focus. These Weapon Effects allow focused players to deal some considerable Damage while still helping Heal when they or their Allies are not at risk of immediate death. Because of this strong self-sustaining potential, it can be said that it is an excellent single-player Weapon. 6. Nergal’s Rotloop This is a Ring whose Circle Of Decay Effect increases Damage caused by the player’s continuous Damage Skills by 75%, while reducing all other Damage caused by 50%. This Effect makes Nergal’s Rotloop a great Artifact that players deserve to have. Obtaining and using it will definitely help you Defeat Enemies better and faster in Battle. The above are 6 Artifact Equipments that are relatively worth getting in New World Aeternum. In fact, when you Explore the game on your own, you may find better Artifact Equipments, which will further enrich your gaming experience.