Best Ways To Make Money In Luma Island

Summary

Completing quests and profession-related tasks can earn players extra cash while helping them progress in Luma Island.
Exploring various biomes can lead to finding valuable jewelry and collectibles to sell for profit.
Choosing the Archaeologist or Brewer professions can lead to high profits, with fishing being the most lucrative option.

As a seasoned adventurer who’s spent countless hours exploring mystical islands like Luma, I can confidently say that fishing is the way to go if you’re looking to make some serious gold. My first foray into the world of Luma was filled with hardships and struggles, but once I mastered the art of fishing, my life changed for the better.

At heart, Luma Island revolves around the theme of investigation and uncovering the island’s elusive secrets. However, to amass all the resources necessary for mastery in one’s trade and to unlock the ancient temples dotted across the landscape, players must accrue a substantial amount of wealth.

Pursuing professional objectives is generally the most effective method for earning a living, but some paths yield higher returns than others. Moreover, it’s essential to ensure that earnings are sufficient to cover all necessities and eventually unlock access to the Jungle, where one can fully explore the game’s offerings. Here are top strategies for generating income in Luma Island.

Complete Quests

Do it For the Rewards

Difficulty: Depends on the Quest
Average Profit: 2000-5000 gold

After the earthquake strikes Luma Island, numerous shops and residents in town will require assistance in rebuilding. For instance, players might need to restore the Pet Shop and the Grocery Store, yet they may also interact with Hugo to aid him in repairing the broken benches and lights around town following the incident. These tasks will yield attractive rewards, though not always monetary; however, it’s advisable to finish them all since they’ll enable progression to new regions where players can further pursue their professions.

Regarding jobs, the tasks associated with them can provide income for players as they advance. They can earn money not only by selling the goods they produce, but also by receiving additional rewards when they complete a branch and level up from Novice to Skilled, Expert, etc.

Exploring

Jewelry and Collectibles Fetch a Good Price

Difficulty: Increases for each biome.
Average Profit: 2000-6000 gold

As players traverse Luma Island, they’ll encounter a variety of trinkets and valuables that serve primarily for selling purposes. These treasures are scattered throughout the island’s Temples within each ecosystem, yet some may also be discovered incidentally when gathering resources such as wood or stone.

With each new biome uncovered, jewelry items and collectibles tend to increase in value, allowing players to earn higher sums when selling them. For instance, Forest Jewelry commands a price of 2000 gold per piece, while Mountain Jewelry can fetch up to 3000 gold. Upon reaching the Jungle, players often find numerous jewelry pieces, making it possible for them to repeatedly run through the Temples to amass more items for lucrative sales.

Archaeology

High Profit, but Dangerous

Difficulty: 3 Skulls
Average Profit: 4500-10,000 gold

The Archaeologist profession is one of the best to take for those looking to make money, but it’s not the easiest. In fact, it’s the only profession that has a three Skull difficulty, and it’s mainly because players need to explore the Ancient Temples in each biome (and fully complete them) in order to get the pieces they need for each recipe. Once they have them, they’ll need to repair them at an Archaeologists’ bench. And, every time players want to remake the piece, they’ll need to go through the Temples again.

However, all this effort is completely worth it, because the starting price for archaeological pieces is 1500 gold and 4500 for the first piece in the ‘Skilled’ branch of the profession. It’s also worth noting that getting one’s hands on these pieces gets significantly easier as players upgrade their tools and go through the Temples over again. They’ll be able to get rid of the enemies quicker, but they’ll also know the puzzles well enough to make them fairly easy to navigate.

Brewing

Fruit Trees Are Easy to Keep

Difficulty: 1 star
Average Profit: Up to 10,000 gold

Opting for a Brewer career may not guarantee the highest income right away, but what draws players to this route is that over time, it becomes effortlessly simple to create numerous recipes. Many of these recipes utilize fruit from fruit trees, which once planted, will bear fruit indefinitely. Remember to fertilize them regularly to keep them thriving, and since the fertilizer is made from wood, a resource easily obtained, maintaining a steady supply should be manageable.

Furthermore, most of the necessary ingredients for brewing drinks can be effortlessly sourced either from surrounding biomes or your personal farm. For instance, hues such as Farm Shade and Woodland Hue are derived from berries harvested in appropriate environments, while Eggs from Chickens are obtained by providing them with hay daily. In summary, players have no trouble acquiring all the components for brewing recipes, enabling them to produce numerous identical items and potentially sell them for a good profit.

Fishing

The Best Profession For Profit

Difficulty: 2 Stars
Average Profit: Up to 20,000 gold

On Luma Island, fishing stands out as the most lucrative career due to the exorbitant prices at which recipe sales are made. Unlike other professions that demand arduous journeys into dangerous caves brimming with adversaries to acquire necessary ingredients, all required items for these recipes can be found either on the shoreline or close to ponds and lakes within various biomes. If players manage to gather enough bait for fishing, they can amass a significant supply of fish to create numerous recipes for selling.

Even the first recipes fetch an impressive price, with Barkfin Soup getting going for 6000 gold for one – and all that’s needed is some Barkfin Fish, Watercress, and Forest Spice. Overall, the effort required to put in for what players get out of the Fishing profession makes it worth being the first one to pick up so they can start building up their bank quickly and unlock everything to explore Luma Island fully.

2024-12-17 19:26