Wargame Coins are earned through the Elysium Scramble in RF Online Next. Knowing which items to prioritize at the Wargame Coin Merchant can make a big difference in your progress. This guide breaks down each item by recommendation level so you can spend your coins wisely.
Wargame Coin Shop Priority at a Glance
The table below summarizes all available items and their recommended priority. Items at the top should generally be your first targets, but always consider your current development stage before spending.
| Item | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Skill: Motion Perception | ★★★★★ |
| Skill: Direct Confrontation | ★★★★ |
| Kallon Catalyst | ★★★★ |
| MALJ Enhancement Node (qty: 500) | ★★★ |
| Launcher Node Chest (qty: 500) | ★★★ |
| Tactical Node Chest (qty: 500) | ★★★ |
| E Excl. Combat Skill Data | ★★ |
| E Shr. Combat Skill Data | ★★ |
| Box of Midnight Parts | ★ |
Skills can only be obtained through the Elysium Scramble or from specific merchants. Make sure to understand your situation before spending, since some items can be obtained through other means at a lower cost.
★★★★★ Skill: Motion Perception — Top Priority
Highest Priority
Motion Perception is arguably the most valuable skill available at the Wargame Coin Merchant. It is highly sought after because it boosts both ACC (Accuracy) and Fixed Damage — two stats that directly impact your combat performance.
In the Elysium Scramble, Motion Perception is awarded as a guild reward to members of guilds that place 1st in Bronze through Gold tiers, or reach Platinum tier or higher. Guild members then need to bid for it using diamonds at the guild auction, making competition for this skill quite fierce.
★★★★ Skill: Direct Confrontation — High Priority
High Priority
Direct Confrontation is harder to obtain from the Elysium Scramble than Motion Perception. It is only available as a guild reward for placing 1st in Platinum Tier, reaching 3rd place in Diamond Tier, or simply participating in Master Tier.
This skill improves fixed damage for single-target skills, reduces AoE damage received, and boosts Debuff resistance — making it especially strong in both PvP and high-level PvE content.
★★★★ Kallon Catalyst — For Top-Level Players
High Priority
Kallon Catalyst is a required crafting material for Astrum Drive gear and T4 or higher equipment. Even crafting a single piece of T4 equipment requires 20 Kallon Catalysts, on top of many other materials — so demand for this item is consistently high among players pushing top-tier gear progression.
While there are multiple ways to obtain Kallon Catalysts in the game, the Wargame Coin Merchant only allows you to purchase one per week. If you are actively working on T4 equipment or above, this is a reliable weekly source you should not ignore.
★★★ Node Chests & Enhancement Nodes — Mid Priority
Medium Priority
The following three items are all rated at medium priority (★★★):
- MALJ Enhancement Node (qty: 500) — Used to enhance equipment. Can be crafted by combining 2 Holy Stone Crystals to produce a Random Box.
- Launcher Node Chest (qty: 500) — Similar crafting source as above. Prioritize based on your current weapon type and market rates.
- Tactical Node Chest (qty: 500) — Same crafting route. Check the in-game market before purchasing from the merchant to ensure you are getting good value.
Since nodes can be crafted using Holy Stone Crystals, it is worth checking the current market price before spending your Wargame Coins. If market rates are favorable, you may save coins by crafting instead.
★★ E Excl. / E Shr. Combat Skill Data — Lower Priority
Lower PriorityE Excl. Combat Skill Data and E Shr. Combat Skill Data can each be crafted by collecting 20 Rare Battle Data. Because there is an accessible crafting path, purchasing these directly from the Wargame Coin Merchant should only be considered when you need them urgently or when market prices make it impractical to gather the materials yourself.
As with Node Chests, always compare the current market rates and your own resource situation before committing your coins here.
★ Box of Midnight Parts — Lowest Priority
Lowest Priority
Midnight Parts are used in the Rover Workshop, which becomes available once you reach level 60. While they are useful, they are not hard to come by — you can earn them naturally by participating in guild content and completing event missions.
Because of how readily available they are through normal gameplay, purchasing them from the Wargame Coin Merchant is the lowest priority on this list. Save your coins for items that cannot be as easily obtained elsewhere.
How to Obtain Wargame Coins
Wargame Coins are earned exclusively through the Elysium Scramble, which is guild content. Here is the basic process:
- 1 Join an active guild that meets the Elysium Scramble participation requirements.
- 2 Participate in the Elysium Scramble alongside your guild members every week.
- 3 Earn Wargame Coins as a participation and ranking reward.
Join an Active Guild
The Elysium Scramble is a cross-server guild-versus-guild competition. To earn coins, you need to be part of a guild that is both eligible and active. When choosing a guild, look for one that actively participates in guild content and events — idle guilds may not meet the requirements.
Elysium Scramble Participation Requirements
Your guild must meet all of the following conditions before it can enter the Elysium Scramble. Note that the guild raid required for entry costs guild funds, which are earned through member logins and donations — another reason to choose an active guild.
- The guild has reached level 2 or higher.
- The guild has at least 20 members.
- The guild has cleared the guild raid.
Participate in the Elysium Scramble
The Elysium Scramble takes place every Sunday at 8:55 PM. During the event, you can either attack enemy bases to reduce the opposing guild's points, or hold and occupy territories to increase your own guild's score. Active participation is required to receive any rewards.
Earn Wargame Coins as a Reward
After the Elysium Scramble ends, all participants receive individual rewards. These include Wargame Coins, Guild Coins (redeemable for skills and other items), Rover Workshop parts, and Memory Chips. Only players who actually participated in the event will receive rewards — so showing up every week is important.
