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Among the many types of currencies and crafting materials inGranblue Fantasy: Relink, Dalia Badges stand out as the most unique of them all. They don’t drop from monsters or given as rewards for specific quests, yet they’re essential for making late-game progression flow much more smoothly.
Once you finish therelatively long campaign ofGranblue Fantasy: Relink, you’ll find yourself in need of more resources than ever before. Dalia Badges help tone this experience a bit by giving you easier access to crafting materials, Sigils, and other important progression items. Here’s how you can get some.
How to Get Silver and Gold Dalia Badges
Both Silver and Gold Dalia Badges can only be obtained byplayingGranblue Fantasy: Relinkonlinevia theQuick Questqueue at either of the Quest Counters in Seedhollow or Folca. Finishing a Quick Quest rewards you with a Silver Dalia Badge as well as aregular Gold Badge. To get aGold Dalia Badge, you need tospend at least one regular Gold Badgeon your next Quick Quest. You’ll get a prompt for this every time you ready up for an online co-op match. you’re able to also get one extra Gold Badge per day just by logging in.
Quick Quests will randomly match you with players who are taking on other missions from the Quest Counter, though you’ll only get placed into a lobby for a quest that you’ve already unlocked. Thankfully, matches don’t take that long to complete, especially if you get a team full of good players using well-built characters.
Where to Use Dalia Badges
Your hard-earned badges can be spent at Siero’s Knickknack Shack in exchange for a variety of valuables. Silver Dalia Badges can be used to buy common upgrade materials as well as somemust-have Sigils forGranblue Fantasy: Relink’searly grind. On the other hand, Gold Dalia Badges can be exchanged for rarer items like Glittercrystal Clusters, Gold Spellbooks, and Ambrosia.
Players can technically complete the entire game, including every quest in Proud difficulty, without spending a single Dalia Badge. However, the items available in Siero’s store will make building characters much less of a hassle, especially when it comes to upgrading weapons orleveling up crewmates. Additionally, Siero holds one of the last Crewmate Cards you’ll find in the game, which means you’ll have to grind Quick Quests if you want to unlock every playable character in the roster.
