Gems
Gems are rare collectibles used in equipment crafting and trading. There are 10 precious gems and 8 coin gems. Fractional gem rewards accumulate until you reach a whole gem.
Precious Gems
Coin Gems
Used in equipment crafting and tradeable on the Marketplace.
How to Earn Gems
Daily Quests. Higher-level quests reward Garnet and other gems. Quest L10 gives 1 full Garnet per completed quest.
Season Quests. Each completed season quest gives gems scaled to quest level - 0.5 Garnet at L1 up to 5 at L10.
Events. The event shop sells gems for event points. Stock rotates each event cycle.
Marketplace. Buy gems from other players directly using minecoins.
Quest Gem Rewards
Fractional gem rewards accumulate - once you reach 1.0 you receive a full gem.
Key Points
- Precious gems are used for equipment crafting - rarer gems unlock higher-quality gear.
- Coin gems are used as crafting currency - different combinations produce different equipment types.
- Fractional gem rewards accumulate - 0.5 + 0.5 = 1 full Garnet deposited to your inventory.
- Gems are tradeable on the Marketplace for minecoins - Diamond and Sapphire are always high-value.
- Daily login streak milestones award Garnet fractions - day 30 rewards 0.5 Garnet, day 100 rewards 1 full Garnet.
Gem Rarity and Uses
Common Garnet is the workhorse gem - you'll accumulate it from daily quests and season play. As you progress to Rare and Epic gems (Aquamarine, Emerald, Sapphire), they become the bottleneck for high-quality equipment crafts. Legendary Diamond is extremely rare and primarily obtained from the Marketplace or top-tier season rewards.
- Don't sell Garnet early. You'll need large quantities for equipment crafting - accumulate for several weeks before trading surplus.
- Watch the event shop. Some event cycles include rare gems (Emerald, Sapphire) at prices below Marketplace - buy when you see them.
- Push quest level as high as possible. The jump from L3 (no daily gem) to L4 (40% Garnet daily) is significant - it's the first point where gems compound.