We also explainhow you’re able to obtain Ether.
Ether - what is it?
Ether is one of the resources inReturnaland it is definitely rarer than Obolite.
Usually, you’ll have a few up to a dozen pieces of Ether in your inventory.
It is one of thefixed elementsof your equipment.
We can keep it and use it in any cycle in the future.
You’ll find more information about what Ether can be used for further in the text.
In the next stages of the campaign, you may also find anartifact: Two Way Radio.
It also rewards saving Ether and not spending it for unnecessary things.
This can be very useful in clashes with elite monsters and bosses.
How to get Ether?
We can find Ether primarily as a loot.
They will always be single deposits, so the process of collecting resources is slow.
We can also obtain Ether by completing daily challenges.
A new terminal will be unlocked, allowing you to start trials that change every day.
Completing a single challenge will allow us to get a few Ether pieces.
Daily challenges are described in more detail on a separate page of our guide:Challenge terminal.
A less common way to obtain Ether is toavenge the death of another player -a scout.
Playing online is described in more detail on theMultiplayer and social featurespage.
What can you spend Ether on?
Ether can be used primarily forcleaning Malignant objects, i.e.
These can be, for example, keys, Obolite deposits or loot containers.
Interacting with a Malignant object entails the risk of armor malfunction, i.e.
Another important app of Ether isthe use of reconstructors(example in the picture).
The game will allow for a one-timeresurrection in the reconstructorand preserving your equipment.
This will allow you to continue the gameplay within a given cycle.
Using a reconstructor is a good idea before fighting a boss of a given biome.
Another easily accessible way to spend Ether is touse the Cthonos gadget.
It will appear after some time near the crash site where we begin each cycle.
We canspend Ether and get a random loot in return.
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