How Diamonds Work in Night Crows
Diamonds are the premium currency in Wemade’s Unreal Engine 5 MMORPG. In game they pay for Exchange purchases, summons and battle passes, and they can also be bought directly with real money. What matters for farmers is the split Games.gg draws in its free-to-play guide: only Diamonds earned from the Exchange and from the Request Station count as Value Added Diamonds (vDIA), the kind that can later be converted into the $CROW token. Bought Diamonds and event handouts do not carry that status.
Two level gates shape the whole farm. The Exchange itself opens at level 10, so you can browse prices early, but Games.gg notes you cannot sell until level 35. Converting vDIA into $CROW unlocks at level 45, which also unlocks the character NFT feature. Everything before level 35 is therefore preparation: level fast, stockpile unbound drops, and learn what your server actually pays for.
Before Level 35: Level First, Hoard Second
Games.gg is blunt about the early game: main quests give far more experience than the mobs you pass on the way, so ride the quest chain until you hit a wall instead of stopping to grind. The guide recommends the ranged Hunter for farmers, since attacking from distance makes idle mob farming safer and a little more efficient.
While you level, treat every unbound drop as future stock. Bound items — most quest rewards — can never be sold, but they are not useless: registering them in the Collection system grants permanent stat boosts, and Games.gg suggests prioritising sets that raise ACC (Accuracy) or HP regeneration, because accuracy decides whether your hits land on higher-level mobs and regen cuts potion costs. Two habits save gold on the way up: ride your mount instead of paying for waypoint teleports, and keep potions under roughly 70% of your bag capacity, since overstocking disables the auto-regen behaviour the auto-potion setting relies on.
Level 30 Onwards: The Dungeons That Feed the Market
At level 30 the timed dungeons open, and they are where most sellable material comes from. Games.gg lists the rotation:
| Dungeon | Type | What it pays |
|---|---|---|
| Land of Prosperity | Daily reset, 1 hour | Extra gold and Morion, a core item that can be minted into token form |
| Forest of Training | Daily reset, 1 hour | Crafting materials other players buy to progress |
| Irletta Temple | Weekly reset, 8 hours | Ancient Papyrus and materials for gear and enhancement scrolls |
| Sancona Ruins | Weekly reset, 8 hours | Character experience and weapon proficiency |
| Masarta Ice Cavern | Special dungeon | Rare loot; higher floors need a specific access item |
Prioritise Land of Prosperity first — Morion and gold are the closest things to raw currency the dungeons drop — then Forest of Training for steady crafting-material sales. A time recharger item can extend a dungeon session when a run is going well. PlayerAuctions’ seller guide adds that dungeon rares such as Papyrus tend to sell quickly on the Exchange, which is why Irletta Temple stays in the weekly rotation even though its reset is slower. Level 30 also unlocks Creed Inheritance: each level grants a Creed point for core stats, so keep investing as you climb toward 35.
Selling on the Exchange at Level 35
Level 35 is the unlock the whole guide builds toward. From here, unbound gear, crafting materials and consumables can be listed for Diamonds, and every sale lands as vDIA. Games.gg’s selling rules are simple but easy to get wrong:
- Check the last sold price before listing. Pricing off the cheapest current listing rather than completed sales leaves Diamonds on the table.
- Expect a fee. The Exchange deducts a small cut from the sale price in Diamonds, so your payout is slightly less than the listed figure.
- Set batch prices by hand. The Exchange does not scale the total when you list a stack, so a stack of 50 priced like a single item is a gift to the first buyer who notices.
- Never list a bound item by mistake — you cannot; bound gear simply will not appear, which is why the pre-35 hoard should be unbound drops only.
What to farm for the market is a scouting job, not a fixed list. From level 10 you can browse the Exchange, so find an item trading at a healthy price, open the world map, hover over zones to see their drop tables, and AFK-farm the zone that drops it. Games.gg uses Rabbit Meat as its worked example: a humble, fast-moving consumable can beat a rare drop that sits unsold for a week. PlayerAuctions adds a practical targeting rule — farm mobs one or two levels below your character, because higher-level mobs evade more and slow your kill rate.
Request Station, Dailies and Guild Income
| Method | Unlock | Why it pays |
|---|---|---|
| Exchange sales | Sell at level 35 | The main vDIA source; scales with what your server demands |
| Request Station | Bulletin boards in towns | Player-posted region, dungeon and crafting requests; rewards count as vDIA |
| Timed dungeons | Level 30 | Morion, Papyrus and crafting materials to sell or mint |
| Daily missions & achievements | Early game | Small direct Diamond rewards; achievements pay once each |
| Events, logins & guild activities | Varies | PlayerAuctions lists event, login and guild rewards among the free Diamond sources |
The Request Station deserves a place in every session because its Diamonds are vDIA, same as Exchange income. Bulletin boards in each town carry three request types posted by other players — region, dungeon and crafting. PlayerAuctions’ seller guide puts a typical request at around ten Diamonds, with the catch that you can only run one at a time, so treat requests as a top-up layered over dungeon and market income rather than the main grind. PlayerAuctions also lists daily missions, one-time achievements, special events, daily logins and guild activities as smaller free sources — none of them replaces the Exchange, but stacked together they keep a balance growing between sales.
Common Mistakes
- Grinding mobs before level 35 instead of pushing main quests — you cannot sell the drops yet, and quest experience is faster anyway.
- Registering unbound, sellable items into the Collection before checking their Exchange price. Registration is permanent; sell first, register duplicates.
- Pricing a whole stack at a single item’s price because the Exchange did not adjust the total for you.
- Treating bought or event Diamonds as vDIA. Only Exchange and Request Station earnings convert toward $CROW, and conversion needs level 45.
- Hoarding potions past about 70% of bag capacity, which interferes with auto-regen during the AFK farming this guide depends on.
- Chasing token cash-outs through unofficial sellers or wallet scams. The official route runs through the game and WEMIX PLAY; anyone asking for your wallet recovery phrase is stealing it.
Night Crows in 2026, and Where to Go Next
The core farming guides for Night Crows date from the game’s 2024 global launch period, and the level gates above come from that coverage. The game is still live and updating: the current build (version 1.28.7, October 2026) added the Asphodel Battlefront, the craftable Sacred Bell artifact and Resonance Card content, per the official store listing. Wemade has also layered a seasonal token structure on top of the original economy — check the current season’s rules in game before converting vDIA, because token programmes change faster than the farming routes do.
New Battlefront and seasonal content creates fresh demand for gear and materials on the World Exchange, which connects the game’s servers into one market, so listing into that demand early in a season is worth more than the same listing a month later.
Diamond income scales with character power, so pair this guide with our Night Crows leveling guide to reach the level 35 and 45 gates faster. The Night Crows game page tracks the marketplaces and services around the game, and if you are thinking about buying instead of farming, read how to buy Night Crows Diamonds safely first — the same vDIA rules that make farmed Diamonds valuable also make fake-Diamond scams common.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do free players earn Diamonds in Night Crows?
Mainly by selling unbound farmed items on the Exchange, which unlocks for sellers at level 35, and by completing player requests at the Request Station. Games.gg confirms only those two sources produce vDIA, the Diamonds that can convert to $CROW at level 45. Daily missions, achievements, events and logins add smaller amounts.
What should I farm to sell on the Exchange?
Whatever your server is actively buying. Browse prices from level 10, pick an item with a healthy last-sold price, then check zone drop tables on the world map and AFK-farm mobs one or two levels below you. Dungeon materials are the reliable staples: Morion from Land of Prosperity, crafting materials from Forest of Training and Ancient Papyrus from Irletta Temple.
Can I convert Diamonds to $CROW right away?
No. Conversion needs level 45, and only vDIA counts — Diamonds earned from the Exchange and the Request Station. Diamonds bought in the shop or handed out by events cannot be converted, according to Games.gg.
Sources
Checked October 16, 2026. Game systems change with patches, so confirm numbers in game.
