When the Module Forge is available, Hyperlinkers can use Energy Shards to craft one Basic Module and one Core Module in the Forge. Defeat enemies in the Threshold to acquire more Energy Shards and forge the powerful Modules you desire!
Note – The Module Forge is a recurring event, and according to the developers, it should happen at least once a month.
How Module Forge Event Works
- During the Module Forge Event, Hyperlinkers can craft one Basic Module (left side) and one Core Module (right side).
- Crafting Modules requires Energy Shards, which can be obtained by defeating enemies in the Threshold.
How to Craft in Module Forge Event
The crafting process is divided into two phases. Phase one requires selecting the Modules slot, matrix, and main attribute. Phase two allows Reconfiguring the Module’s sub-attribute using Energy Shards.
- In Phase one, you can choose any Basic Matrix. Specialized Core Matrices cannot be selected (e.g., Swift Raid, Ether Plague, Fury Edge, etc. are excluded).
- In Phase 2, you can lock any sub-attribute. Locked sub-attribute will not be Reconfigured. The more sub-attributes you lock, the more Energy Shards are required for Reconfiguration.
- In Phase 2, you can spend 100 Energy Shards to return to Phase 1 and reselect a Module. Reconfigured sub-attributes will not be retained and this action cannot be undone.
Left Side (Basic Module): What to Craft
There are three left-side slots: Mask, Transistor, Wrist Wheel. Each has restricted sub-attribute pools that impact how “good” rolls are to acquire through normal farming. Use this to choose the slot that benefits most from targeted crafting.
- Mask: Can’t roll HP%, DEF%, or Effect Resist%. Translation: masks tend to roll DPS-friendly subs by default. They’re already easy to farm. Skip crafting this.
- Wrist Wheel: Can’t roll HP%, ATK%, or Crit Damage%. Only Speed and Crit Rate are the real DPS subs here, so landing a “perfect” DPS wheel is low odds. Better used on supports anyway. Also skip.
- Transistor: Can’t roll ATK%, DEF%, or Effect Accuracy%. This slot has the weirdest mix of subs and is notoriously hard to perfect through normal farming. This is the best place to spend the left-side craft.
Right Side (Core Module): What to Craft
Right-side lets you choose the main stat—this is where the event shines for big account upgrades.
- For PvE progression: Craft a Swift Rush core with Effect Accuracy main stat
- Why it’s amazing: Debuffs win PvE. Hitting DEF Breaks, Vulnerability, and control requires Effect Accuracy. Swift Rush is the default for supports.
- Good subs: Speed, HP%, DEF%, Crit Rate
- For PvP reliability: Craft a Blood Bath core with Effect Resist main stat
- Why it matters: Anti-control is huge in PvP. Many supports run two to three Effect Resist cores to stay online versus stuns and charms.
- Good subs: Speed, HP%, DEF%, Crit Rate
- If crafting a DPS right-side core:
- Pick Kenai (non-Revelation DPS) or Momentum (Revelation users). Onslaught is fine early, weak later.
- Main stat is flexible: ATK%, Crit Rate, or Crit Damage based on unit and current gear.
What NOT to Craft In Module Forge Event
Eight-matrix sets (e.g., Fury, Bramble, Harvest, Battle Will, Bulwark) reach their set bonuses easily with combinations like 3+2+3 or 3+3+2 because your 3-piece Shell already contributes, making crafted 3-matrix pieces less critical for these sets long-term. This event is the perfect chance to solve hard-to-get pieces, not easy-activate ones. Prioritize 12-matrix-dependent setups.
Also Read – What to Farm in 2x Drop Event
Smart Shard Strategy (Simple Tips)
- Roll first, lock later: Don’t lock early unless a perfect stat appears (e.g., high Speed roll).
- Keep locks low: Every extra lock raises the shard cost. Save locks for near-finished pieces.
- Only use the 100-shard reset if the matrix/main stat choice was wrong. It wipes everything.
Common Mistakes to Avoid in Module Forge Event
- Crafting 8-matrix sets (Fury, Bramble, Bulwark, etc.). They’re easy to activate without this event.
- Forcing a DPS Mask. You’ll naturally get great DPS masks from farming.
- Chasing a DPS Wrist Wheel. The odds of landing multiple DPS subs are low—and supports want this slot more.
- Overlocking early. Costs skyrocket and stalls progress.
- Resetting Phase 1 casually. It deletes your work.
Final Word
If in doubt, make one piece for progression and one for long-term PvP value: a Swift Rush Effect Accuracy core (right) for PvE, and a high-quality DPS Transistor (left) for day-to-day damage checks—or swap the right-side to Blood Bath Effect Resist if PvP is the focus this season