Dzenai: SoulWorker's Main Currency
SoulWorker's primary currency is called Dzenai, earned mainly by running Mazes (the game's term for dungeons) and completing objectives within them. Because SoulWorker is a fast-paced dungeon-clearing MMO rather than an open-world grinder, most of your Dzenai income naturally comes from repeatedly running instanced content rather than field farming.
The FP (Energy) System Limits Farming Sessions
SoulWorker uses an FP (Fever Point, also called Energy) system that caps how much experience, money, and loot you can farm from dungeons and raids in a given period. This was originally designed in the Japanese version to stabilize both leveling pace and the economy, preventing runaway farming from flooding the market. Understand your FP budget before planning a long farming session — once it's depleted, further runs yield much less.
The Gear-Repair Title Trick
One known method for boosting your effective farming rate involves earning a title that grants roughly 10.5% bonus experience from mob kills, unlocked by repairing your gear for a set Dzenai cost. Some players intentionally let their gear durability drop to zero (by dying repeatedly in a specific district) and then repair it to trigger this title efficiently — it's a real but somewhat exploit-adjacent method worth knowing about even if you don't use it yourself.
Soul Weapons and EXP Gear
Each class has an associated "leveling weapon" (a Soul Weapon) that grants an additional 10% experience from kills once you reach the level 16 requirement to use it. These are farmable as blueprints from specific bosses at Maniac difficulty. Beyond the Soul Weapon, other gear pieces can also roll bonus EXP-gain stats, so checking gear stats for EXP bonuses is worth doing alongside pure combat stat optimization.
Akasha Cards From the Gacha System
SoulWorker layers a card-based system called Akasha on top of combat — special cards obtained through a gacha mechanic that provide buffs, debuffs, or direct damage when activated alongside your skills. Akasha cards aren't strictly a Dzenai source, but strong cards materially improve your Maze clear speed, which indirectly boosts your farming efficiency per FP spent.
Common Farming Mistakes
The most common mistake is not tracking your FP budget and burning it early in a session, leaving diminished returns for the rest of your play time. The second is ignoring EXP-boosting gear and titles, which compound meaningfully over a long leveling grind. Third, don't neglect the Soul Weapon blueprint farm once you hit level 16 — it's a permanent EXP boost worth prioritizing early.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Dzenai and how do you earn it in SoulWorker?
Dzenai is SoulWorker's main currency, earned primarily by running Mazes (dungeons) and completing objectives inside them — most income comes from repeated instanced runs rather than open-world farming.
What is the FP (Energy) system and why does it matter?
FP caps how much experience, money and loot you can farm from dungeons and raids over a given period, originally added to stabilize the economy — track your FP budget before planning a long farming session.
How does the Soul Weapon boost farming efficiency?
Each class has a Soul Weapon that grants roughly 10% bonus experience from kills once you're level 16, farmable as a blueprint from specific bosses at Maniac difficulty.