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Haste Core - Version 6 vs Version 7
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11Overview22The Haste Core is an Abyss Core in Crimson Desert that increases the player's Movement Speed when engraved into equipment. It comes in multiple tiers (Haste I, Haste II) with progressively stronger effects. The blueprint for the Haste Core is obtained as a reward from The Missing Seal quest.3+Earlier route or interface account, separate from the recorded tier and recipe details: The Haste Core is an Abyss Core in Crimson Desert that increases the player's Movement Speed when engraved into equipment. It comes in multiple tiers (Haste I, Haste II) with progressively stronger effects. The blueprint for the Haste Core is obtained as a reward from The Missing Seal quest.44Tiers66TierEffectHow to Obtain BlueprintHaste IMovement Speed Lv 1Quest reward from The Missing Seal; also obtainable from the Sliding Down the Slope challengeHaste IIMovement Speed Lv 2Touch of Darkness challenge7+The named records give Haste I, Haste II and Haste III Movement Speed levels 1, 2 and 3. Haste I uses 1 Abyss Cell, 1 Diamond and 1 Defense Reagent from Cockroach, Camel Cricket, Wharf Roach, Jewel Beetle, Snail. Haste II uses 2 Haste I; Haste III uses 2 Haste II. All three records name the same Gear Blueprint: Haste as the learned entry. The blueprint lists Bari as a seller and unlocks all three tiers. In Black and White, the first mission The Missing Seal asks the player to read the unsealed letter and meet the witch, rewarding that blueprint. The Touch of Darkness challenge guide instead documents assassinating 3 enemies within 1 minute and lists an Abyss Artifact and Faded Abyss Artifact. Those named rewards do not independently confirm the earlier Haste II association or disprove every historical extra reward; the old 64th-mission ordinal and Sliding Down the Slope lead remain earlier reports.8+TierEffectHow to Obtain BlueprintHaste IMovement Speed Lv 1Earlier blueprint/challenge association: Quest reward from The Missing Seal; also obtainable from the Sliding Down the Slope challengeHaste IIMovement Speed Lv 2Earlier blueprint/challenge association: Touch of Darkness challenge810How to Unlock911Complete The Missing Seal, the 64th main mission in Crimson Desert. This quest is located in the Hernand Region during Chapter 5's "Black and White" sub-chapter. Upon completion, the Witch grants you the Core Blueprint: Haste. Go into your inventory and examine the blueprint to unlock the recipe.12+Earlier route or interface account, separate from the recorded tier and recipe details: Complete The Missing Seal, the 64th main mission in Crimson Desert. This quest is located in the Hernand Region during Chapter 5's "Black and White" sub-chapter. Upon completion, the Witch grants you the Core Blueprint: Haste. Go into your inventory and examine the blueprint to unlock the recipe.1113Crafting1315Once the blueprint is examined, visit any Witch and select "Craft Abyss Core" from the menu. Abyss Core crafting requires Abyss Cells along with other materials such as reagent insects and gemstones. The exact material combination is displayed in the Witch's crafting interface after unlocking the blueprint.16+Earlier route or interface account, separate from the recorded tier and recipe details: Once the blueprint is examined, visit any Witch and select "Craft Abyss Core" from the menu. Abyss Core crafting requires Abyss Cells along with other materials such as reagent insects and gemstones. The exact material combination is displayed in the Witch's crafting interface after unlocking the blueprint.1517Abyss Cells are dropped by corrupted Wandershrub variants: creatures that look like bushes or rocks with a glowing Abyss orb attached. Defeating them has a chance to yield Abyss Cells.18+Earlier route or interface account, separate from the recorded tier and recipe details: Abyss Cells are dropped by corrupted Wandershrub variants: creatures that look like bushes or rocks with a glowing Abyss orb attached. Defeating them has a chance to yield Abyss Cells.1719How to Equip1921After crafting, bring the Haste Core to a Witch and choose the engrave option to slot it into a piece of equipment. Equipment must have an open Abyss Core socket. Witches can also open additional sockets and remove previously engraved cores. See How to Equip Abyss Cores for a full walkthrough.22+Earlier route or interface account, separate from the recorded tier and recipe details: After crafting, bring the Haste Core to a Witch and choose the engrave option to slot it into a piece of equipment. Equipment must have an open Abyss Core socket. Witches can also open additional sockets and remove previously engraved cores. See How to Equip Abyss Cores for a full walkthrough.2123Tips24+Earlier tips2325Movement Speed is valuable for exploration and kiting enemies in combat. The Haste Core is a strong quality-of-life choice for players who prioritize mobility.Farm Abyss Cells from corrupted Wandershrubs before visiting the Witch so you can craft immediately.Haste II offers a higher Movement Speed tier. Pursue the Touch of Darkness challenge once you are strong enough.Pair with the Gale core (Attack Speed) for a build focused on speed in both movement and combat.2527Related Articles2729Abyss CoreAbyss CoresThe Missing SealWhere to Meet the WitchAbyss CellHow to Equip Abyss Cores