Emeralds

Emeralds are the main currency of Wynncraft. They can be used to purchase item identifications, weapons, armour and many other goods.

Emeralds

Emeralds are the base currency of Wynncraft. Emeralds are a common drop from mobs and are found abundantly in Loot Chests and the Daily Reward chest. They are also gained through trading, breaking pots, completing dungeons, completing quests and converting Emerald Blocks.

Emerald Blocks

An Emerald Block is made of 64 emeralds. The way they are usually obtained is through Emerald Merchants in banks; they compress 64 emeralds into one block. Blocks can also be acquired through trading, completing quests and converting Liquid Emeralds into blocks. Unlike in vanilla Minecraft, emerald blocks are not made of nine emeralds and cannot be crafted.

Liquid Emeralds

Liquid emeralds are the highest denomination of currency in Wynncraft. Liquid emeralds are obtained by converting 64 emerald blocks with the Liquid Emerald Merchant in Detlas, Almuj, Llevigar, Cinfras, Rodoroc, Ahmsord, Troms, Corkus City, Lutho or inside the Temple of the Legends. Because liquid emeralds are created using so many emeralds, people sell extremely rare or powerful items for them.

Trivia

• 1.18 (The Economy Update) added the Trade Market which made it easier to trade with other players and another way to gain Emeralds.
• One Liquid Emerald contains 4096 Emeralds, and a stack of Liquid Emeralds contains 262144 Emeralds.
• Emeralds obtained before 1.12 were once able to be converted to updated emeralds by going to Selchar's bank and talking to the Converter Merchant.
• As of 14.0.1 (Gavel Expansion Update) Emeralds are a much more common drop from mobs.
• The identification "Stealing" makes Mobs have a chance of dropping emeralds upon being hit.

Emerald Farming Guides

This page contains spoilers. Readers are discouraged from continuing if they want to discover features by themselves.

Disclaimer: Videos listed may be somewhat dated.

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Many quests can net you multiple LE. For example, in the Master Piece quest, the item you get at the end of the quest can be sold for 3 LE to the Art Merchant at the Letvus Airbase.

Lootrunning is also a viable strategy to gain many emeralds, and it is viable at all levels, as there are areas all over the map with a high concentration of loot chests.