Throne and Liberty: How to Get Restoration Coins

Restoration Coins are one of the many currencies in Throne and Liberty, and players will need lots of these tokens for various purposes once they reach the end-game stage. We've come up with a detailed guide on how to get these precious coins, including the fastest way to farm them.

So, let's take a look at this step-by-step guide on how to farm Restoration Coins, with information on how to use them best, and the best alternative methods to get extra pieces of this currency for all purposes.

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How To Farm Restoration Coins In Throne and Liberty

There are four ways to get Restoration Coins in Throne and Liberty:

The first is by completing the Codex Missions from chapters 1 to 10, and these will naturally award Restoration Coins (Symbolized by a Heart Icon). The more players advance into the main storyline, the more restoration coins they'll receive per entry of the Codex completion.
The second is by completing subquests, particularly, Resistance Contracts and Allied Forces Contracts. These will generally be more rewarding with the amount of Restoration Coins yielded at the end of said quest.
The third one is by opening Mystic Portals, which appear at a really low rate when players open Mystic Globes using Mystic Keys. Mystic Portals need to be searched for once they appear, a countdown will start, and if players do not locate them on time, they disappear.
The fourth and final way is to complete Season Pass levels, as some of them may yield Restoration Coin chests, which typically yield between 50 to 150 Coins, depending the size of their bundle.

So, that's how players can get more Restoration Coins, the best way to farm them is by completing Allied Forces Contracts in Open Dungeons, as the second option suggests. Players should start by accumulating several of those contracts. Some can be obtained as rewards from Precious Blessing Pouches while others can be purchased at the Sundries Vendors, though at a Limit of 6 Bundles per week.

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How To Use Restoration Coins In Throne and Liberty

Restoration Coins can be used when the player is hit with an experience loss penalty, to restore the experience proportional to the accumulated penalty. The bigger the penalty, the more Restoration Coins will be consumed. The Restoration Coins are used immediately to prevent the player from losing experience when it dies, except in some special cases where no experience penalty is applied (dungeons, Raids, etc.).

Keep in mind that after reaching the max level (50), the experience caps at 99.9 %, and players won't find too many uses for restoration coins. Unless they accumulate them and wait until the new expansions are released, and the level cap rises accordingly. In that case, there will be plenty of chances to use them, since the new post-level 50 maps in the Korean version are quite challenging, and dying often could lead to more experience penalties.

At the same time, once new content is dropped in the global release of Throne and Liberty, new ways to use Restoration Coins could be added, since in the Korean release, these were also used for other purposes like repairing armor, and secondary currency to empower Armor, Weapon, and Accessory traits. At the moment of writing this guide, Amazon has not disclosed when these new uses for Restoration Coins will be released in the Global version.

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