We have you covered if you’re looking for how to get Caliber inThe First Descendant. A lot of the cool items you see in the game’s shop require this resource, so we’ll tell you what you need to know about this.

How to get Caliber inThe First Descendant

To get Caliber inThe First Descendant, you will have to buy it with actual money. It’s a premium type of currency akin to those ofPlatinum inWarframeor Silver inDestiny 2.

There are various packs of Caliber you can buy for varying amounts of money. In US dollars, these are the amounts you can get per pack:

How to get Caliber in The First Descendant

Of course, the more you spend, the higher bonus you get per pack.

Can you get free Caliber inThe First Descendant?

Unfortunately, it doesn’t seem like you may acquire Caliber for free inThe First Descendant. Luckily, if you grind enough in the game, you can be quite powerful. That way, this doesn’t become a pay-to-win situation.

The only things you may be missing out on if you take a whole free route inThe First Descendantare the cosmetics and anything tied to the Battle Pass. Even then, you will still be off just fine without it. It’s just a matter of whether you want to sink money into the game to speed things up or give your characters different looks.

The First Descendant battle pass

Can you get Caliber through the Battle Pass?

you may get Caliber through the Battle Pass inThe First Descendant.However, the amount is lower than that for which you bought it. The initial price for the Pass is 500, while you only make 300 back (granted that you complete it before the pre-season or season ends).

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