In Last Epoch, players have a plethora of early-game resources to help them win battles. From side quests that grant passive points to a robust crafting system, there are tools at hand to help players level up quickly and reach the endgame.
One of the most notable early-game powers is Avarice, a unique pair of gloves whose elemental leech affixes significantly improve players’ survivability. If you want a smoother leveling process, it would be a wise choice to acquire this unique pair of gloves as soon as you reach Last Epoch’s second campaign chapter.
How To Get Avarice?
You’ll need to travel to Council Chamber hub area in the second campaign chapter to unlock and complete “Erza’s Ledger” quest. First, when you first enter town, Elder Erza, located to the west of town, will ask for your help in finding his ledger in an abandoned library not far from town.
You’ll need to travel through Last Archive to reach the library. After entering Erza’s Library, you will need to defeat a group of Void enemies to find the ledger. This ledger is located in the upper right corner of the map. After getting the ledger, return to Council Chamber. You can give the ledger to Artem the Gambler or Erza. In order to obtain Avarice, you must return the ledger to Erza. As a thank you, he will give you a unique item and Last Epoch Gold.
Gambler’s Fallacy
In the early stages of the game, players who want to make critical hit builds can obtain a unique amulet called Gambler’s Fallacy by giving the ledger to Artem. However, compared to Avarice’s HP leech, this amulet is not suitable for all builds. Therefore, for most players, it is recommended to obtain an Avarice that is more suitable for their own build by completing other tasks.
Avarice is a glove that can drain health from melee, spells, etc. damage, and has the unique ability to increase a leech rate and improve all elemental resistance. It is an S-tier leveling unique that almost every build desires to obtain.
In summary, Acquiring Avarice early on will undoubtedly give players a substantial advantage.
