How to Farm MSP Fast in Granblue Fantasy Relink Endless Ragnarok

Endless Ragnarok adds more characters and the Master Trait system, so MSP becomes a constant bottleneck instead of a currency you casually pick up while playing. If you are already at Chaos+, farm Revenge of the Hordes; if you are still climbing, use Slimepede on Maniac or Assault Formation! on Extreme until your party can handle the faster loop.

Which MSP farm should you run?

The big numbers from Revenge of the Hordes depend on party strength, clear speed, and how many enemies you actually defeat. The goal is not just finishing the quest; it is killing waves fast enough that the MSP payout climbs hard every run.

How to farm Revenge of the Hordes for fast MSP

Revenge of the Hordes is the Chaos+ repeat farm to spam once Slimepede stops keeping up with Endless Ragnarok MSP costs.

Unlock Chaos+ difficulty

Keep progressing through quests until Chaos+ opens up, because Slimepede falls far behind once Endless Ragnarok upgrades start demanding huge MSP.

Select Revenge of the Hordes

Pick Revenge of the Hordes at the Quest Counter; it works like a higher-end slime farm with MSP, money, gear, and upgrade rewards.

Clear the quest once

Your first clear gives a sigil worth using because it carries Path of Mastery alongside supplementary damage.

Equip Path of Mastery

Slot Path of Mastery before repeating the quest so enemy kills give additional MSP, starting around 12% on the first version.

Bring your strongest team

Use a stronger build and, when possible, ranged characters because they can tag waves faster from distance.

Kill over 80 enemies

Push for more than 80 kills whenever you can, since the MSP payout rises as you clear more enemies.

Repeat with a good squad

If you land a strong online team or have a fast squad, keep repeating the same quest to chain high-MSP clears.

Check for rainbow slimes

Watch the waves for rainbow slimes because they can add extra MSP, currency, and reward drops when they spawn.

Keep improving your clear speed

Better builds and faster teams push the farm much higher, with strong clears around 70,000+ MSP and optimized clears reaching 120,000-150,000.

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Boost MSP from Revenge of the Hordes

Your first Revenge of the Hordes clear matters because it sets up the farm, not just because of the payout. The sigil you get carries Path of Mastery, and that bonus increases the MSP gained while clearing enemies.

If you have other MSP-boosting options such as MP+, build a dedicated farming loadout instead of using your normal boss setup unchanged. Revenge of the Hordes pays for enemy count, so any build choice that helps you hit more targets sooner is worth considering.

Team speed is the other multiplier. Ranged characters can reach incoming waves faster, and a stronger online party or premade squad makes repeat clears much more efficient. Level 100 characters also help over long sessions because extra level-up gains beyond the cap can add 100 MSP, turning repeat farming into steady side income while you chase the larger clear rewards.

MSP farms before Chaos+

Slimepede becomes useful once Maniac Quest Difficulty is unlocked. It is a short slime-killing quest, usually around three minutes, and it gives early MSP alongside currency, character leveling, and useful resources while you are still building toward Chaos+.

Assault Formation! is the easier route once Extreme quests are available. Turn on Full Assist Mode, stand near the center so enemies flow into your party, and use the repeat quest option for a low-effort loop; ranged characters such as Eugen and Rackam make this smoother because they start hitting enemies sooner.

Before Extreme or Maniac, low-level Survival quests can fill the gap, but they are not a real MSP solution. Use them to keep progressing, then move into Assault Formation!, Slimepede, and finally Revenge of the Hordes.

Backup MSP routes worth knowing

Shard hand-ins in Folca can be worthwhile if you already have elemental shards sitting around. The Gifted Merchant hand-ins give 700 MSP, and the loop can be refreshed by opening and closing Lyria’s Journal; shard routes such as The Saga Continues: Fire and Golemology 102: Volcanic Golems make more sense when you also need the materials.

Seeds of Trouble on Very Hard sits around 400 MSP and about 100,000 money, so it is a side route, not an Endless Ragnarok farm. Pilgrims of Self-Delusion is another Chaos horde option for variety, while Jumbo Crab’s Title Fight on Chaos can pay around 10,000-12,000 MSP when you handle ring-outs, Link Attacks, Primal Bursts, and bonus objectives well. Once you can clear Chaos+ Revenge of the Hordes quickly, these routes should be backups, material side loops, or change-of-pace farms.

Mistakes that slow MSP farming

The easiest mistake is farming too early. Low-difficulty quests can help you progress, but serious MSP farming starts at Slimepede on Maniac and shifts to Revenge of the Hordes on Chaos+.

Do not forget Path of Mastery or other MSP-focused sigils, and do not build the whole session around rainbow slimes or Prismatic Slimes. They are valuable bonus spawns, not the baseline plan. Also avoid slow clears where you defeat too few enemies; if a ranged-heavy setup clears waves faster than your favorite melee-only party, it will usually farm MSP better.