atziris temple - whats the point

Essentially, you need to make long chains of rooms to maximize bonuses and preserving your temple structure as you add more and more rooms. I've started to see a real uptick in loot after 30ish rooms.

There are different strategy and guides here and there, but that's the gist of it if you want to experiment yourself.

My temple is kinda big even without any tech or snake pattern and the loot drops still sucks besides some base drop here and there. There's no point in me running it besides the fun of building it... It's a mechanic that just works if you play it how GGG didn't intended it to be played.

You chain rooms together to stack effectiveness/rarity/extra rare mods/inc rare mobs. You then only lock the end of the chain to prevent rooms behind it from destabilizing. Ideally youll fill up the entire space of the temple except for 3 rooms. Usually you end up with 2 long chains or „snakes“, making it really easy to sustain the lock medallion and essentially preserving your chains forever and maintaining a fully build temple

I just boss rush. I have thought about building a snake, but I am too lazy and atzri has been pretty good to me made over 1k divs in two days off her chest piece alone.

Easy way

Look into the strategy that sandwiches your access chamber so you don't have to rerun architect every single time. You'll essential just farm crystals and then run Atziri back to back to back

https://youtu.be/ZelbgpxC_ds?si=-JP5P_zP3bz1Y4Di

Atziri drops unique armour that unidentified goes for 450 divines (500+ occasionally) but the drop rates are very low same for the diamond which sells for 60+ divines. Cultivation Orbs sell for 10+ divines each.

You'll have a lot of dry runs but its more enjoyable for me compared to the more profitable way of running the temple.

Profitable way

Set up your temple snake rooms and profit, idk how to do this and I don't know how it works but there's a billion guides and methods on YouTube if you want and its quite the return on investment if you're willing to put in the time.