Lore
Word gets out, the road fills, and by the time you arrive there are eleven people standing in a stream arguing about who was standing where. The gold is real. There is simply less of it than the argument suggests.
How to unlock Gold Rush
Rift board, from level 1. One of twelve gold names the board draws from — nothing unlocks it and nothing uses it up.
Stats
| pays | gold, a little XP |
| takes | 1–15 min |
| costs | 1 stamina per minute |
| may roll | 5% |
Frequently asked questions
What is Gold Rush in Grindveil?
Word gets out, the road fills, and by the time you arrive there are eleven people standing in a stream arguing about who was standing where. The gold is real. There is simply less of it than the argument suggests.
How do you unlock Gold Rush?
Rift board, from level 1. One of twelve gold names the board draws from — nothing unlocks it and nothing uses it up.
Which Codex chapter holds Gold Rush?
Gold Rush is entry #11 in the Missions chapter of the Grindveil Codex.
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