Ouwigahara Chests are one of the most useful rewards to farm in Slayers 2 Tower Mode. They can contain valuable gear, coins, and rare crafting materials needed for stronger Firstlight and Nightfall equipment. The easiest way to farm these chests is by repeatedly clearing Tower Mode floors and collecting dungeon points. You can earn free Ouwigahara Chests from completed floors, then use extra points to purchase even more chests from the reward area.
How to Unlock Tower Mode
Before you can farm Ouwigahara Chests, you need to unlock Tower Mode. Your character must reach at least Level 65 before the Tower becomes available.
Once you reach the required level, travel to Hidden Mist Village and speak with the Blacksmith. Accept his quest and follow the marker toward the Tower entrance. After activating the entrance, you can access Tower Mode from the game hub for future runs.
The basic requirements are:
- Reach Level 65.
- Go to Hidden Mist Village.
- Talk to the Blacksmith.
- Accept the Tower quest.
- Follow the quest marker.
- Activate the Tower entrance.
- Return to the game hub for future Tower runs.
Complete More Tower Floors
The main way to get free Ouwigahara Chests is by completing floors in Tower Mode. You receive one free chest for every 10 floors successfully completed. This means reaching higher floors gives you more free chests during a single run. For example, completing 30 floors gives you three free Ouwigahara Chests. Because of this, surviving for longer can be more valuable than rushing through the first few floors.
Try to build your character around consistent clears rather than maximum damage alone. Losing hearts too early can end your run before you reach the floors that provide more valuable rewards.
Choose a Balanced Tower Build
A build that works well against world bosses may not always be ideal for Tower Mode. Enemies become increasingly dangerous as you climb, so having enough health, defense and regeneration can help you stay alive long enough to earn more rewards.
Defensive equipment such as Black Dragon Armour, Golden Kanzashi, Bamboo Muzzle, Black Lotus Crown and Kintsugi Haori can be considered for a survival-focused setup. These are examples rather than mandatory items, so compare their stats with the equipment you already own.
Demons also do not suffer sunlight damage inside Tower Mode. If you are wearing a hat mainly for Sun Immunity, you can consider replacing it with equipment that provides more useful Tower stats.
Bring Health Regeneration Potions
Health regeneration potions can make a big difference during longer Tower runs. You can purchase them from the Alchemist in the dungeon waiting area before starting.
Do not immediately drink a potion while enemies are attacking you. Create some distance first, then use the potion when you have enough space to avoid being interrupted or stunned.
Keeping your hearts intact is especially important if you are using cards such as Streak, since losing a heart can affect your point bonus for the run.
Use Skills That Control Groups
Tower floors often contain groups of enemies, so area attacks and crowd-control abilities are very useful. Instead of fighting every enemy individually, try grouping enemies together and hitting multiple targets with one ability.
Demon players can consider Blood Manipulation with Sickles for damage and crowd control. Longer-range attacks can be started from a safer distance, while Sickles abilities can help push enemies away or create room.
For Slayers, Serpent can provide strong farming damage, while Thunder and Insect offer useful movement, range and crowd-control options. These are simply options to consider, and a different well-developed build can still perform effectively.
Play Normal Mode for Farming
Normal Tower Mode is generally more suitable for farming because you have three hearts. This gives you more room to make mistakes and learn the enemy patterns.
Ranked Mode gives you only one life and is designed more around leaderboard attempts. If your goal is simply to farm Ouwigahara Chests and materials, learning to consistently clear Normal Mode can help you build reliable runs.
You can also play with a party. Having teammates can make bosses easier, but pay attention to the Shared Points option. Without Shared Points, a longer group run may not provide as many personal points as you expect.
Pick Useful Cards Early
After clearing each floor, you receive a selection of random cards. These cards can increase your stats, provide passive effects, add points or introduce special modifiers. During roughly the first 30 floors, focus on building your character instead of immediately chasing every Fortune reward. Stronger stats can help you survive longer, which eventually gives you access to better point rewards.
Useful stats to consider include:
- Damage Reduction for better survival.
- Maximum Health for a larger health pool.
- Health Regeneration for recovering between fights.
- Block Points for stronger defense.
- Additional Damage for better clear speed.
- Damage Factor for increasing overall damage.
- Cooldown Reduction for more frequent skill usage.
- Attack Speed when your build benefits from faster attacks.
- Movement Speed when mobility is important to your setup.
Take Advantage of Strong Tower Cards
Certain cards can have a major effect on the value and difficulty of a Tower run. Always look at both the reward and the drawback before selecting one. Some cards worth watching for include:
- Lucky Draw can improve the value of your run.
- Streak increases points by 5% for each floor cleared without losing a heart, up to 50%.
- Boss Rush adds a boss to every floor and doubles points for the rest of the run.
- Vampiric restores around 1.5% health for each enemy defeated.
- Plague Bearer provides additional damage effects while fighting groups.
- Frostbite can help with additional damage and control.
- Glass Cannon provides more damage but comes with a defensive drawback.
- Heavy Hitter increases damage while reducing another part of your build.
- Second Wind can provide another survival option.
- Shared Points can be useful when farming with a party.
Boss Rush can provide a major point increase, but it also makes every floor harder. Only take it when your build can reliably handle the additional bosses.
Use Floor Modifiers Carefully
Tower Mode can also offer event modifiers that increase your potential rewards while making the floor more difficult. These can be useful early in a run when enemies are still manageable. Possible modifiers include:
- Fair Fight.
- Double Time.
- Horde.
- Blood Moon.
- Boss Hunt.
- Gold Rush.
For example, Blood Moon increases enemy damage while reducing their health. Gold Rush increases enemy health in exchange for better rewards, while Boss Hunt adds another boss to the following floor.
Avoid stacking dangerous modifiers once your character starts struggling. Effects that increase enemy damage, reduce stamina regeneration or make enemies faster can become much more dangerous on higher floors.
Iron Discipline deserves extra caution because it removes your normal skills and leaves you relying on weapons, fists, blocking and dashing. Losing your main crowd-control abilities can make later floors significantly harder.
Protect Your Hearts on Later Floors
Once you reach around Floor 30 and beyond, Fortune rewards become more attractive because the number of points available increases. However, you should still take stat upgrades whenever your build needs them.
There is little benefit in taking a large point reward if your character is too weak to survive the next few floors. A stronger build can allow you to reach even higher floors and collect more rewards overall.
Try to fight from the outside of enemy groups. Let enemies gather together before using area attacks, then move away instead of standing in the middle of the group.
If you get stunned, hold your block and look for an opening to dash away. Once you create enough distance, use ranged or area attacks before returning to the fight.
How to Get More Ouwigahara Chests
Once your Tower run ends, you will enter the reward area. Your completed floors determine how many free Ouwigahara Chests you receive.
You can also spend the dungeon points earned during the run to purchase additional chests. Each extra Ouwigahara Chest costs 30,000 dungeon points.
For example:
- 10 completed floors = 1 free Ouwigahara Chest.
- 20 completed floors = 2 free Ouwigahara Chests.
- 30 completed floors = 3 free Ouwigahara Chests.
- Additional Ouwigahara Chest = 30,000 dungeon points.
This means a good farming strategy is to push as far as you can while keeping your build stable, then use your accumulated points on additional chests after taking care of important upgrades.
Save Points for Important Upgrades
It can be tempting to spend dungeon points immediately after every Tower run, but saving them for important upgrades can improve your future farming sessions.
Tier-two weapons require 90,000 dungeon points along with the previous weapon, 500 Metal Scrap, 300 Silk Thread and 10 Mythic Refinement Ore. The exact recipe should always be checked in the crafting menu before spending materials.
Other reward-room purchases include:
- Ouwigahara Chest: 30,000 points.
- 1,000 EXP: 3,500 points.
- 1,000 Wen: 2,500 points.
- Rare Refinement Ore: 1,500 points.
- Mythic Refinement Ore: 30,000 points.
- Random gear: often 60,000+ points.
- Mastery upgrades: price depends on the selected progression.
If you are working toward a tier-two weapon, consider saving the required 90,000 points instead of spending everything on random rewards.
What Can Ouwigahara Chests Give?
Ouwigahara Chests are useful because they can provide several types of rewards rather than a single fixed item. The possible rewards include gear, coins and rare crafting materials.
Some gear associated with these chests includes Demonic Horns II, Silver Fang Mask, Red Oni Mask and Nichirin Lantern. These items can provide +2 Additional Damage alongside their other stats.
Flame Amigasa can also be useful for Demon builds because it combines Sun Immunity with bonuses to damage, health, stamina and stamina regeneration.
The chests can also provide materials used for powerful Firstlight and Nightfall equipment, including:
- Firstlight Forged Ingot.
- Firstlight Weaver’s Silk.
- Firstlight Star Ore.
- Nightfall Forged Ingot.
- Nightfall Weaver’s Cloth.
- Nightfall Reinforced Plating.
These rewards are not guaranteed from every chest, so farming multiple Ouwigahara Chests is the main way to improve your chances of getting the materials you need.
Best Way to Farm Ouwigahara Chests
The overall strategy is to treat Tower Mode as a long-term farming route rather than simply rushing for one chest. Build enough damage to clear enemies efficiently, but keep enough defensive stats and healing to survive later floors.
Start with Normal Mode, collect useful stat cards during the early floors, protect your hearts and take Fortune rewards more seriously once the point values become higher. After the run, claim your free chests and spend remaining points on additional Ouwigahara Chests or important weapon upgrades.
The key farming loop is:
- Reach Level 65.
- Unlock Tower Mode through the Blacksmith in Hidden Mist Village.
- Prepare a balanced combat build.
- Buy health regeneration potions.
- Enter Normal Tower Mode.
- Clear floors efficiently with area and crowd-control skills.
- Protect your hearts to maintain Streak bonuses.
- Take useful modifiers only when you can handle their drawbacks.
- Reach as many floors as your build can safely clear.
- Collect one free Ouwigahara Chest per 10 completed floors.
- Save dungeon points for important upgrades.
- Spend 30,000 points on additional Ouwigahara Chests.
- Use the chest materials for Firstlight and Nightfall progression.
Ouwigahara Chests are closely tied to Tower Mode progression in Slayers 2, making the Tower one of the main places to farm rare endgame materials. The more floors you complete, the more free chests you receive, while dungeon points give you another way to purchase additional chests.
For consistent farming, focus on surviving rather than building a character that only performs well on the first few floors. A balanced build, useful cards, careful modifiers and good positioning can help you reach deeper into the Tower and leave each run with more chests and materials.