Budget Delirium Splinters Farm

Summary

This is a very low-investment Delirium Simulacrum Splinter farming strategy that became significantly stronger after patch 0.53 due to increased Simulacrum Splinter generation. The creator tested the strategy over 50 maps (4–5 hours) and found it to be highly profitable while requiring very little setup.

Results

• 26 Simulacrums + 73 Splinters (roughly 1 Simulacrum every 2 maps)
• 31 Divine Orbs in raw currency (with only ~30% item rarity)
• Additional Chaos Orbs and other Delirium rewards
• Frequent Fracturing Mirrors, Grand Mirrors, Anomaly Maps, and Atlas progression as extra profit

At the time of testing, Simulacrums were worth around 3 Divine Orbs each, making selling them a consistent source of income. Alternatively, players can run the Simulacrums themselves for a chance at valuable rewards like Voices.

Strategy Setup

• Fully allocate the Delirium Atlas Tree, including the node that enables Simulacrum Splinter drops.
• Use Jado as the Atlas Master with:
  • Unexpected Missions
  • Eastern Knowledge
  • Unforeseen Threads
  • Partial Translations
• Run corrupted T15 Waystones with 30+ Monster Rarity, as higher rarity creates more rare Delirium monsters, which drop more splinters.

Tablets

Use inexpensive Delirium tablets with these modifiers:

• Delirium Fog in Maps spawns more Fracturing Mirrors (mandatory)
• Delirium Monsters have increased Pack Size (preferred)
  • or more Unique Monsters as an alternative

The tablets are very cheap, making the strategy cost roughly 1 Divine per 10 maps, while many tablets are sustained through drops.

Maps

The strategy works on almost any map since Jado randomizes map selection, but linear layouts produce the best results. Bluff is the standout map, consistently reaching the maximum 300 Simulacrum Splinters in the creator's testing.

Notes

• Roll and corrupt maps in bulk, then filter for 30+ Monster Rarity.
• Boss rush through maps while clearing Delirium encounters to reveal more Atlas content, generating additional long-term profit from Anomaly Maps and other mechanics.
• Most of the strategy's profit comes from Simulacrums, with raw currency acting as a strong bonus.