Strategy
This is a hideout crafting-and-flipping method: buy Breach tablets cheap, roll them at your reforging bench, and resell the good outcomes for a large margin — no mapping required. It works because a Breach tablet’s value is driven by a handful of high-demand modifiers, and rolling a full tab of cheap bases reliably produces enough hits to more than pay for the whole batch. In the video, a full quad tab bought at ~4 chaos average returned 564 divines of profit in about 3.5 hours — roughly 161 div/hour.
The key insight: the best mod is ‘Stabilised’ (Breach spawns three rare monsters at the end), and it stacks in value with supporting mods like increased monster rarity, pack size, and increased number of rare monsters. You are essentially gambling transmutes and alchemy orbs into these combos, price-checking the winners, and dumping the rest cheap.
Atlas Tree & Setup
No atlas or map setup — this is pure hideout crafting. You need a stock of white/low Breach tablets (buy a full tab), currency for rolling (Transmutation, Regal, Exalted, Alchemy orbs), and access to trade for buying bases and listing results. Specifics of which exact mods are hottest will shift week to week — confirm current prices against live trade before committing.
Investment & Returns
- Investment: mid — a full quad tab of tablets plus rolling currency (~279 div spent in the video for the batch).
- Returns: high — ~564 div profit (~161 div/hour) in the example. Jackpot tablets (e.g. double-effectiveness + max-roll rarity + three rare monsters) sold for 50–80 div each; most value comes from a few big hits, not the average roll.
Step-by-step
- Buy a full tab of cheap Breach tablets (target ~4c average).
- Transmute the whole tab, then search for ‘Stabilised’ — set those aside as your best candidates.
- Regal/Exalt the Stabilised ones and the strong two-mod combos (rarity + effectiveness, effectiveness + extra rare monsters).
- Price-check winners on trade and list slightly under market; lower prices over time until they sell.
- Alchemy-orb the remainder and repeat the search for Stabilised and good combos.
- 3-to-1 the junk back into more tablets and repeat until the stock is gone.
Risks
- Variance is real — profit rides on a few jackpot rolls, so a bad batch can underperform.
- Rolling and pricing is time-intensive and can get rate-limited when listing many items at once.
- Publishing/popularising the method (and end-league liquidation) moves tablet prices; margins compress as more crafters pile in.
- This is bad news for hideout crafters if tablet prices rise, but good for mappers who find tablets as drops.
Credits & Source
Method credited to Empyriangaming. See the source video: This Was Even More Insane — Stop Mapping Session 2 (Breach).