Conan: The Black Pyramid Farming Guide

Read This First: No Game, No Loot — Yet

Nothing can be farmed in Conan: The Black Pyramid yet. The game was only announced on November 11, 2026, for PC in 2027 — no currency has been named, no drop rate has been published, and no vendor market exists — so this guide covers what the announcement shows, not a farm that does not exist.

Conan: The Black Pyramid is an action roguelite RPG from Games Farm, published by Grindstone, announced November 11, 2026, at the Golden Joystick Awards. Playtest sign-ups are open now on the Steam page, and the first playtest starts soon — no date has been given, per the MMODude game page.

That makes farming a future activity. No Conan: The Black Pyramid listing was verified during MMODude’s November 2026 review, so do not pay a third party for Conan: The Black Pyramid Gold or items — there is nothing to buy, and nothing to farm yet. See our Conan: The Black Pyramid Leveling Guide for the heroes and the runs.

Run Loot: What the Announcement Shows

The trailer’s gameplay shows the loot a run pays: item cards such as the Swordsman Belt and the Amulet of Mitra, plus the Serpent Ring of Set and the Executioner Hood, per the trailer coverage. Loot arrives as cards and gear during a run — and because the labyrinth changes with every descent, no run’s loot can be mapped in advance.

No loot table, drop rate or item list has been published beyond the examples the trailer shows. Treat every named item above as a sighting, not a catalogue: the full loot pool is unknown until the playtest opens.

The Dice Mechanic: Pushing Loot to Legendary

A dice mechanic can push loot to Legendary, per the MMODude game page — the one farming system the announcement actually names. Room-based runs pay in loot, and the dice are the gamble on top of it: a roll that turns a good drop into a Legendary one.

No dice odds, costs or limits have been published, so the mechanic is described, not solved. The farming habit it points to is the same as any roguelite: run, loot, roll, and bank what the dice bless — and when the playtest opens, the odds are the first thing to measure.

The Hub: Where Runs Pay Off

Death results in resurrection at a central hub, allowing players to unlock new abilities and advance the narrative between runs, per the announcement coverage. The hub is where a run’s gains become permanent: abilities unlocked there are what the next descent carries, and the story advances between runs, not inside them.

No hub upgrade list, cost or currency has been published — and no currency has been named at all. Until the playtest, the hub is a promise: the place where farming turns into progression, and the first thing to learn when sign-ups turn into access.

Common Mistakes

• Paying a third-party seller for Conan: The Black Pyramid Gold or items when the game is not out and no listing was verified.
• Quoting a drop rate, loot table or dice odds — none has been published.
• Treating the trailer’s four named items as the full loot pool — they are sightings, not a catalogue.
• Assuming the playtest is live — sign-ups are open, but the first test has no date yet.
• Expecting a fixed map: the labyrinth changes with every descent, so no farm route can be learned in advance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Sources

Checked November 12, 2026. Game systems change with patches, so confirm numbers in game.

• MMODude: Conan: The Black Pyramid (announced Nov 11, 2026, 2027, dice mechanic, no verified listing)
• SuperHeroHype: Conan the Barbarian Gets a New Trailer (Golden Joystick Awards, 2027, five heroes, premise)
• ReelyNews: Conan: The Black Pyramid Brings Tactical Combat to Roguelike Genre (Games Farm, hub resurrection, combos)
• SteamDB: Recent app events (Conan: The Black Pyramid Playtest app, Nov 2026)