Nano Spores, Polymer Bundle, and Ferrite Farming

A shared farming guide for three heavily used resources, with squad and solo setups, node choices, loot roles, and practical positioning advice.

Published September 18, 2026 · By The Knights of Aeterna

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Checks

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Minutes

Overview Intermediate

Why these three resources matter

Nano Spores, Polymer Bundle, and Ferrite disappear quickly when you craft restores, Ciphers, clan projects, and repeat-use gear. The farm is simple at its core: choose a node with the correct resource, increase enemy flow, keep kills inside the loot area, and collect without breaking spawns.

An organized squad can use Khora, a speed Nova, and two Nekros players. Solo players can still farm effectively with Khora or another loot frame, but should expect lower enemy density and a more relaxed output.

Step 4 min

Quick start: set up the farm

  1. Choose the resource and node before building the squad.
  2. Bring Khora for the kill and loot area, Nova to speed enemy travel, and two Nekros players for Desecrate when running a full group.
  3. Find a compact room with a clear approach and minimal side paths.
  4. Let enemies enter Khora's loot area before killing them.
  5. Keep Desecrate active, avoid roaming into spawn rooms, and collect on a regular rhythm.
  6. Leave when spawn flow breaks or the squad has reached its resource target.

Checklist

  • Resource boosters and blessings are confirmed if the squad is using them
  • Vacuum or Fetch and loot radar are equipped
  • The selected planet drops the intended resource
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Shared squad setup

Khora controls the kill area and keeps Pilfering Strangledome active. Speed Nova shortens enemy travel without making the room impossible to control. Both Nekros players maintain Desecrate and help cover eligible remains. Companions provide Vacuum or Fetch, loot radar, and survivability rather than pulling the group away from the room.

Resource Boosters multiply pickups, while Resource Drop Chance effects influence how often resources appear. Check the current stacking rules before spending Platinum or coordinating a blessing.

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Speed Nova

Use enough negative Strength to accelerate enemies while retaining the duration and survivability needed for the chosen node.

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Nekros

Sustain Desecrate, remain inside the farming formation, and use loot collection support. Both Nekros players should be comfortable recovering after a down.

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Companion and utility

Equip the collection radius and loot radar your platform supports, then add enough companion survivability for the intended mission length.

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Choose the right node

Nano Spores: Oestrus, Zabala, and Terrorem are useful candidates depending on whether the squad wants Infested Salvage, Survival, or a lower-pressure start.

Polymer Bundle: Ophelia and Assur are common choices. Select the mission where your squad can keep a compact, steady enemy flow.

Ferrite: Ani and Mot are familiar Void options. Ani is the easier starting point, while Mot asks more from survival and damage.

Node availability and tiles can change. Confirm the planet resource list in Navigation before beginning a long session.

Step Advanced

Positioning that preserves spawns

Choose a room with several nearby entry paths and one obvious place for Strangledome. Khora stays at the center of the farm, Nova refreshes Molecular Prime without running deep into corridors, and the Nekros players cover the same loot area.

Kill enemies after they enter the room. Chasing red markers through doors spreads corpses, moves spawn points, and leaves loot outside collection range. If flow stops, regroup in the room and give the spawn system time to recover before relocating.

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting resource farms

Enemy flow is slow: bring the squad back together, check that nobody is standing in a spawn room, and consider a better tile.

Loot appears outside the room: stop killing early in the corridors and adjust the Khora placement.

Desecrate is inconsistent: check Nekros health economy, ability uptime, and corpse behavior.

Solo output feels low: expect lower density, use a loot frame, and favor a comfortable node you can sustain longer.

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Sources, credits, and maintenance

This guide is an original Knights Aeterna adaptation informed by the NPF farming guide created by BAN, with credits to Chalfus, Jinferno, and Txdo. The source includes more detailed layouts, builds, and resource-specific optimization.

Source checked September 17, 2026. Confirm node drops, loot ability interactions, and booster stacking after major updates.