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Love and Deepspace cores at a glance: three zones and their schedule
Core Hunt is the main source
Core Hunt is the steady source of cores across every rarity, unlocked by pushing the main story to the Core Awakening chapter. After unlocking you get three free challenge runs a day, and holding the Gilded Card adds one more . Because the unlock is a hard gate, treat chapter progress as the first upgrade step rather than a side task.
How the three zones rotate
The dungeon splits into three zones whose open days are staggered, and every zone unlocks at once on Sunday . Monday through Saturday is patch-up time; Sunday is the farming day. Core quality decides Love and Deepspace best teams more than roster width does.
The classic mistake in early progression is not farming too little but spreading stamina evenly across seven days, which leaves you with partial zone coverage every single day.
Love and Deepspace Core Hunt: difficulty and drop expectations
Under 80,000 combat power, run normal
Players below 80,000 combat power should stay on normal difficulty, which clears quickly, forgives mistakes and drops blue and purple cores steadily . Forcing hard mode usually loses value because clear times stretch and stamina returns drop.
Hard mode from floor six
Once your power is up, push hard mode: from floor six upward the drop rate for radiant gold cores rises sharply, and a three-star clear on any floor adds bonus resources. If a floor drags, drop a level: stamina spent on a slow clear beats a lucky drop you never reach. Floor six works as the dividing line because the drop curve bends after it.
Love and Deepspace stamina planning
Daily and weekly boxes are free
Hitting 100 daily activity points grants a core gift box that rolls blue to purple cores, and the weekly activity tier unlocks a superior box with a much higher purple rate . None of this costs stamina, so it is mandatory.
Concentrate instead of spreading
Restored stamina has a storage cap, so claim friend gifts and supply-station stamina on schedule, add event energy drinks, and dump it all into Core Hunt . Spreading it into low-yield normal stages drags down cores per stamina, and stamina that expires is pure loss.
| Source | Costs stamina | Priority |
|---|---|---|
| Daily 100-point activity box | No | Highest |
| Weekly superior box | No | Highest |
| Core Hunt (concentrated on Sunday) | Yes | High |
| Low-yield normal stages | Yes | Lowest |
Love and Deepspace shop priority: purple boxes first
Heart Sand shop and the interstellar market
The Heart Sand shop runs on currency from dismantling duplicate cards and stocks core boxes at several rarities, refreshing weekly, with purple boxes giving the best value; the interstellar market trades saved generic diamonds for core supply packs. Hold the Gilded Card and the daily exclusive shop throws in a free small core pack.
Do not skip event exchanges
Limited events open their own core exchange, where event currency buys a radiant core selector that lets you pick a core matched to your lead's element . For new players the simplest rule is: when you can select, never gamble on random rolls. Selector boxes also spare you the reroll grind, since cores are rolled rather than crafted, making a targeted pick the only guaranteed upgrade.
Love and Deepspace dismantling: what to keep
What to break down
Spare low-rarity cores should not sit in storage; dismantle them in bulk for exchange currency and buy matched sets for your damage or support build .
What to keep
Keep only purple and gold cores carrying double crit, attack bonus or oath energy regeneration, and dismantle the rest . Sort by substat first and rarity second, because a purple core with double crit can outperform a gold core rolled into flat defence and HP. The reason to judge by substats rather than rarity is that one correctly rolled gold core outvalues one gold core with scattered rolls.More Love and Deepspace coverage at gghubs.com guides.
Love and Deepspace FAQ
How many Core Hunt runs per day?
A: Three free runs normally, plus one more with the Gilded Card .
When should I farm cores?
A: Sunday. All three zones unlock together that day, while the other six days rotate, so weekday runs only fill gaps .
Can I run hard mode under 80,000 power?
A: Stay on normal first. It drops blue and purple cores steadily and clears faster with more room for error .
Which cores should I keep?
A: Purple and gold cores with double crit, attack bonus or oath energy regeneration; dismantle the rest .
What should I buy at the Heart Sand shop?
A: Purple core boxes first. The shop refreshes weekly and purple boxes beat lower-rarity ones on value .
Love and Deepspace core checklist
- Push the main story to Core Awakening to unlock Core Hunt.
- Farm on Sunday when all three zones are open; do not spread across six days.
- Stay on normal under 80,000 power, then move to hard floor six and up.
- Hit 100 daily activity points and claim the weekly superior box.
- Buy purple boxes first and keep cores by substat, not by rarity.
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