DOFUS Kamas Farming Guide: Quests, Jobs & Hunts

How Kamas Work

Kamas are the main currency of the World of Twelve. You earn them from quests, achievements and fights, and from selling drops, resources and crafted gear to other players in the markets. The second currency is Ogrines: Ankama support explains that Ogrines bought with kamas at the Kama Exchange are linked to your account, cannot be traded back on that exchange, and expire after 90 days, although they still pay for subscriptions and services.

That split shapes every farm below. Direct payouts — Almanax offerings, repeatable quests, Kolossium wins — are predictable but modest. Larger sums come from turning time into things other players need: resources, crafted equipment, maging runes and rare drops priced by your server.

Daily and Repeatable Income: Almanax, Quests and Dopples

Almanax offerings. From level 20, the Dofus Wiki says you can bring the day’s offering to Antyklime Ax at the Temple of Scriptures at [-4,-24]. The item changes daily, is tradable, and the wiki lists the reward as typically 4,000 to 10,000+ kamas, plus level-scaled XP, Almokens and one Calendar Page. Collect 365 pages and you can exchange them for the Dolmanax, a Dofus, once per character — so the daily trip pays twice, now and a year from now. Check upcoming offerings and buy or craft them before the day itself, when demand spikes.

Repeatable quests. Creator Tenma tallied the repeatable kama quests across Astrub, Wabbit Island, Koalak Mountain, the Abyss and Sufokia in a 2026 Dofus Unity video and arrived at 222,407 kamas per day for one character running the full route, or 1,468,889 kamas per week; the same route scaled to an eight-character team came to 11,751,112 kamas per week. Treat those as one creator’s full-route tally, not a casual expectation — the value is that the payouts are fixed and RNG-free, unlike drop farming. The wiki’s repeatable list shows why the route is long: individual quests such as Load the Mule on Koalak Mountain (level 85) pay 17,810 kamas, while Frigost weeklies pay a few thousand plus Ice Kamas.

Dopples and achievements. Your daily class Dopple fight pays Doploons tradable for scrolls and other sellable rewards, and achievements add up: the wiki lists 21,990 kamas for the 500 and 1,000 point milestones and 43,980 kamas from 1,337 points upward. New characters should work Incarnam and Astrub questlines first, because that kamas arrives alongside XP and starter gear.

Professions: Gathering, Crafting and Maging

The Dofus Wiki lists six gathering professions — Alchemist, Farmer, Fisherman, Hunter, Lumberjack and Miner — and crafting professions including Jeweller, Shoemaker, Tailor, Smith, Carver, Handyman and Artificer. Every character starts with all professions at level 1, the maximum is 200, and non-subscribers are capped at level 60. Gathering is the beginner’s income: cereals, plants, wood and ore sell steadily because crafters consume them in bulk, and paired professions feed each other — the wiki notes the Farmer needs plants and flowers while the Alchemist needs cereals.

Crafting pays more once you check the maths first. Ithy’s overview singles out consumables with constant demand, such as bread and Alchemist potions, and a mid-level example, Magic Dark Dye from Arachnee Legs and Moskito Wings, sold in batches of 100. At the top end, Jeweller, Tailor and Shoemaker gear gains value after maging: the wiki explains that maging uses Smithmagic Runes to change stats and can add AP or MP to pieces that normally lack them. Never craft a full batch until one test piece sells for more than its ingredients cost.

Treasure Hunts and Drop Farming

Old treasure-hunt guides are out of date. The Dofus Wiki marks Rose of the Sands as a removed item: in the 3.4 Treasure Hunt update, existing Roses were converted into character-linked tokens and new ones can no longer be obtained. Any route that tells you to farm Roses to sell is pre-3.4 advice.

Hunts still pay, differently. The wiki describes the current daily hunt starting with Pinh inside the Treasure Chest at [-25,-36]: 3 to 4 stages of 4 to 6 clues, at most 4 verification attempts per hunt, and a final fight against the Treasure. Each day’s completed hunt gives 1 Kamoken, exchangeable with Rhia for Title and Emote scrolls, and the fight itself pays XP by hunt level — 450,000 XP at level 100 and 2,500,000 XP at level 200, per the wiki. Legendary hunts, built by combining map fragments at the Desk in the same building, end in Bounty fights that pay Wantokens and a resource from the wanted monster’s set, which is where the sellable value now sits.

Drop farming. For monster drops, Prospecting is the multiplier that matters. The wiki’s Drop page gives the current curve: 200 Prospecting works out to a 1.367 multiplier, so a 10% base drop becomes 13.67%, and the Prospecting multiplier alone cannot exceed 2.5x, with challenges, Almanax bonuses and the Ankama Shield bonus applied afterwards. Farm zones where the drop is needed for a current set or quest — Ithy points to archmonster souls at high level as the premium end of this market, fetching hundreds of thousands of kamas per unit in its account, though prices are server-specific and move fast.

Kolossium and the Methods Compared

Kolossium. Subscribers level 20 and above can register for 1v1 or 3v3, per the Dofus Wiki. A win pays XP, kamas and Kolossokens based on rating: the wiki gives the formulas as Rank ÷ 20 Kolossokens and Rank × 10 kamas per win, with a daily bonus of Rank ÷ 10 Kolossokens and Rank × 10 kamas for winning at least once in 24 hours, and 1v1 rewards divided by 3. Kolossokens exchange for pebbles, which other players buy for maging — that, not the raw payout, is the real PvP income.

Method	Who it suits	Payout (sourced)	Main catch
Almanax offering	Level 20+	Typically 4,000–10,000+ kamas daily (Dofus Wiki)	Offering item can cost more than the reward on bad days
Repeatable quest route	Mid to high level	222,407 kamas/day full route, one character (Tenma, 2026)	Long route; the tally assumes you run all of it
Gathering professions	Any level; F2P capped at 60	Steady resource sales; no fixed rate	Prices are set by your server
Treasure hunts	Level 20+	1 Kamoken daily; 450,000 XP per chest at hunt level 100 (Dofus Wiki)	Rose of the Sands income was removed in 3.4
Kolossium	Subscribers, level 20+	Rank × 10 kamas and Rank ÷ 20 Kolossokens per win (Dofus Wiki)	You have to win; 1v1 pays a third
Drop farming	High Prospecting builds	200 Prospecting = 1.367x drop multiplier (Dofus Wiki)	RNG; value depends on current set demand

Boosts, Multipliers and What Is Changing

Prospecting gear and Chance: under the current rules the wiki lists base Prospecting at 100, with every 10 Chance giving 1 Prospecting. Stack it only for drop routes; it does nothing for quest payouts.
Ankama Shield: the Drop page lists its bonus at 1.05x, applied after the Prospecting multiplier — small, but free if you secure your account.
Almanax Meridian effects: each day’s effect can raise harvest quantities, drop rates or Kolossium rewards, per the Almanax page. Time your gathering and hunts to the day that boosts them.
Profession levels: each profession level also raises your carrying capacity (Pods), per the Profession page, which quietly speeds up every gathering route.

Watch the announced rework. Ankama’s Update 3.7 devblog (April 2026, for the September update) proposes decoupling secondary stats: Chance would no longer raise Prospecting, which would come only from equipment and bonuses, and the Ankama Shield drop bonus would rise from 5% to 10% to compensate. If that ships as written, dedicated Prospecting gear becomes the farm standard — check live patch notes before rebuilding around the old rule.

Common Mistakes and Where to Go Next

Following pre-3.4 guides that farm Rose of the Sands. The item was removed and existing stock was converted to linked tokens.
Buying the Almanax offering at any price. If the item costs more than the day’s kama reward plus the value you put on the Calendar Page, skip that day.
Crafting before pricing. Ingredient cost, not the finished item’s list price, decides profit; unsold stock is locked kamas.
Selling Ogrines or kamas through unofficial sellers instead of the Kama Exchange. Ogrines bought with kamas are linked and expire in 90 days, and third-party trades sit outside that protected system entirely.
Ignoring Prospecting maths. Below the curve’s useful range, hours of farming pay out at close to base drop rates.

Pair this guide with our Dofus leveling guide for the 1 to 200 route that unlocks these zones and professions, compare sellers and read the risks on our Dofus page, and if you are short for a specific set piece, read how to buy Dofus kamas safely before you spend anything.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the fastest reliable way to make kamas in DOFUS?

Stack the fixed payouts first: the daily Almanax offering (typically 4,000 to 10,000+ kamas from level 20, per the Dofus Wiki) plus repeatable quests. Creator Tenma tallied a full repeatable route at 222,407 kamas per day for one character in 2026, though that assumes running the whole route.

Do treasure hunts still make kamas after update 3.4?

Yes, but not by selling Rose of the Sands — the wiki marks that item as removed, converted to linked tokens in 3.4. Current hunts pay a daily Kamoken, XP (450,000 per chest at hunt level 100) and, on Legendary hunts, Wantokens and set resources.

How does Prospecting affect kama farming?

It multiplies monster drop rates on a diminishing curve: the Dofus Wiki works out 200 Prospecting as a 1.367x multiplier, capped at 2.5x from Prospecting alone. Ankama’s planned Update 3.7 would remove the Chance-to-Prospecting link, so check live notes before building around it.

Sources

Checked October 16, 2026. Game systems change with patches, so confirm numbers in game.

MMODude Editorial Team

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