Blue Protocol: Star Resonance Weekly Tasks List

Blue Protocol: Star Resonance features several weekly events and shops, which, when exploited, can be incredibly rewarding. All of these reset at the weekly reset, meaning you’ll definitely want to make the most of all of them each week. Below is a checklist of all of them, the rewards from each and some basic info on how they work.

Guild Store

The Guild Store, located on the second floor of the Guild Center on the left, is where you can utilize your

. You can spend them on Refining Materials, Focus Potions, Imagine Crafting Materials and more. Most rewards in the Guild Store refresh weekly and are absolutely worth buying if possible, making earning to clear out repeatable rewards a high priority.

Trailblaze Rewards

Each week, players may claim multiple valuable rewards from Stella, who can be found on the right-hand desk of the Asterleeds Pioneer Bureau. The rewards you’re able to claim can be chosen from a total of nine options, with each option first needing to be unlocked by completing activities throughout the week. Each unlocked option may offer a piece of gear, a batch of enhancement materials or (once unlocked) a module. To unlock all nine options to choose from each week, you’ll need to consume 1800

on life skills, defeat 12 Elite or Boss monsters, and do the Chaotic Realm 6 times.

Colorful Store

The Colorful Store only has two items that are subject to the weekly reset, with the rest being seasonal or not having a purchase limit. The items that reset are the Cheer-Up Treat and three

. Neither of these items are mandatory for purchase, but if you’re interested in F2P access to the cosmetics gacha or expediting dungeon farming, both may be worth your time.

Friendship Shop

Running activities with friends, or helping other players in content you have already received rewards from, awards you with

. The Friendship Shop is where you spend them. Each week, the Friendship Shop will restock 300 and 10 bags of , both of which are worth purchasing if you’re not saving for any cosmetics.

Honor Coin Shop

can be earned from most activities in-game, meaning you’re likely to max out or get close to the weekly cap if you’re someone who plays often. You can spend your in the Honor Coin Shop, which contains a wide array of weekly replenishing progression materials. The majority of the items in the Honor Coin Shop are worth purchasing, with only a few falling off in value as you reach higher stages of progression.

Reputation Shop

The Reputation Shop allows you to exchange

or Bahamar Reputation for cosmetics and some solid Weekly Rewards. The main Weekly rewards to be on the look out for are a single (Imagine Pull), some and 10 Revive Candy (one of the only ways to access it outside of spending ).

Season Pass Shop

The Season Pass Shop also contains a wide array of high value progression materials that reset weekly but also features some cosmetics and consumables as well. Most high rarity progression materials in the Season Pass shop are worth purchasing, but if your Season Pass Points are running low, we recommend prioritizing Remnant of Dreams first, then high rarity Imagine Crafting Materials next.

Guild Activity Rewards

Guild Activity Rewards are unlocked as you and your guildmates accumulate activity merit throughout the week. At certain activity merit thresholds, rewards will become claimable. At 7000 total merit earned across all guild members, all rewards will be available to claim.

Void Spawn Boxes

During Season 2, after slaying the Mischievous Nappo in dungeons, you will receive an additional Legendary Gear Selector Chest that corresponds to the dungeon you are in. This gear selector can be claimed up to 5 times per week.

Crusade Rewards

After completing a World Boss Crusade, you’ll earn 300 participation points. Every 300 points earned up to 1200 earns you additional rewards incentivizing you to complete at least 4 runs each week.

Stimen Vaults/Tower

Stimen Vaults is one of the best ways to acquire Imagine Crafting Materials without spending

in the game, making it a must-complete activity for those with the power to do so. Unlike most activities on this list, Stimen Vaults doesn’t reset weekly, but bi-weekly instead, giving you more time to clear it. Stimen Vaults also drops many other high-quality items and progression materials, and is a great place to farm if you need them. Stimen Vaults is accessible in the northwestern part of Asterleeds.

Reclaim Hub

A catch-up shop for those who start the game later or those who happen to be away for a period of time, resulting in missed dailies/weeklies. The Reclaim Hub allows you to buy chests and items that replace some content that you’ve missed (with fewer drops). To purchase items from the Reclaim Hub, you’ll need

, which can be earned in all the same places as Honor coins but at an enhanced rate. The Hub can be accessed via the Activity Merits page in the Season Hub, on the bottom left.

Note

As powerful as the Reclaim Hub is, it doesn’t capture everything missed, so it’s always better to actually complete your dailies and weeklies as opposed to skipping them.

Dreambloom Ruins Raid

Raids are 10-20 man endgame PVE content that once unlocked can each be cleared weekly on every difficulty. With three dragon bosses to clear and up to three difficulties once fully unlocked, that's nine sets of rewards potentially up for grabs for those capable. Dragon Raids contain outstanding rewards consisting of materials allowing for the breakthrough of weapons to Relic Rarity, materials for crafting set bonus gear and more.

Note

Dreambloom Ruins Raids will not be available until 5 weeks after the Season 2 release, with higher difficulties being locked for even longer. Players will still be able to access Season 1’s Dragon Raids during this time.