If you’ve been playing Last Asylum: Plague for more than a few days, you already know one thing: diamonds disappear insanely fast.
One minute you feel rich after claiming rewards, and the next minute you’re staring at a hero summon banner wondering where everything went. I made that mistake early on too. I wasted diamonds on random speedups and unnecessary purchases, then struggled during important events because I had nothing saved.
The good news is that the game actually gives a decent amount of free diamonds if you know where to look. Most players only collect the obvious rewards and completely ignore several steady sources that slowly stack up over time.
So instead of another boring “here are six methods” article, this guide is more about how experienced players actually build their diamond income daily without spending money.
Complete Daily Tasks Every Single Day
This sounds obvious, but daily missions are honestly the backbone of free diamond income.
A lot of players ignore smaller rewards because they feel insignificant. The problem is those “small” rewards add up ridiculously fast over a week.
Whenever I log in, the very first thing I do is clear the easy daily objectives before focusing on upgrades or battles. It takes maybe 10 to 15 minutes if you’re efficient.
The reason this matters so much:
- Daily missions refresh constantly
- They’re guaranteed rewards
- Most objectives happen naturally while playing
- Missing one day slows your progress more than you think
Some players only focus on big events and completely skip routine tasks. That’s usually why they stay permanently low on diamonds.
If you want steady progress, daily tasks should become automatic.
Events Are Where the Big Diamond Rewards Come From
If daily missions are your salary, events are your jackpot.
Seriously, most of the huge diamond payouts in Last Asylum: Plague come from limited-time activities. Even partial participation usually gives something useful.
The events worth paying attention to most are:
- Alliance Duel phases
- Hunt Battle events
- Elixir Scramble
- Kingdom War activities
- Limited seasonal events
One thing newer players misunderstand is thinking they need to rank at the top to earn rewards.
You really don’t.
Even moderate participation often gives diamonds, resources, speedups, or event currency that eventually converts into valuable items.
Personally, I save most of my upgrades and speedups specifically for event periods. Doing this lets you complete milestones faster while double-dipping on rewards.
That single habit changed my account progress more than anything else.
Don’t Ignore Achievement and Progress Rewards
This is probably the most forgotten diamond source in the entire game.
There are so many hidden rewards sitting inside menus people barely open.
Every few days, check:
- Growth tabs
- Progress milestones
- Achievement sections
- Hidden challenge rewards
- Upgrade milestone pages
I once collected several thousand diamonds in one sitting just because I forgot achievements even existed.
The game quietly tracks almost everything you do:
- Building upgrades
- Troop training
- Hero progression
- PvE clearing
- Research advancement
And eventually you get paid for it.
A lot of players leave these rewards untouched for weeks without realizing it.
Stay Active in an Alliance for Passive Rewards
If you’re playing solo, you’re making the game harder for yourself.
A strong alliance helps with:
- Alliance gifts
- Event participation
- Faster timers
- Additional rewards
- Better event rankings
One underrated diamond source is alliance gift claiming.
Whenever teammates buy packs or complete certain activities, gift rewards become available for everyone. Active alliances generate these constantly.
You don’t need to join the number one alliance in the server either. Just find one that:
- Has active members
- Participates in events
- Doesn’t feel dead
- Has regular contribution activity
The difference between a quiet alliance and an active one is massive over time.
Explore the Map More Than You Think You Need To
I ignored map exploration for way too long because I thought rewards were tiny.
Turns out those “tiny” rewards are exactly what long-term players farm consistently.
While exploring, you can find:
- Random diamond rewards
- PvE rewards
- Hidden events
- Monsters with useful drops
- Miscellaneous bonus items
The important part is consistency.
You’re not usually getting huge diamond explosions from exploration, but dozens of small pickups every day slowly become thousands over time.
Also, random events sometimes appear when you least expect them, so checking the map regularly is always worth it.
Check Mail Constantly
This one is unbelievably easy to forget.
Developers hand out compensation rewards all the time:
- Maintenance compensation
- Event rewards
- Bug fix gifts
- Update celebration rewards
- Emergency downtime compensation
And yes, diamonds are often included.
Some rewards even expire if you don’t claim them fast enough.
Now I basically check mail every login because I’ve missed too many freebies in the past.
It takes five seconds and can randomly give you hundreds of diamonds.
The Biggest Mistake Players Make With Diamonds
Most players don’t actually have a diamond income problem.
They have a spending problem.
Early on, it’s tempting to spend diamonds on:
- Random speedups
- Unnecessary refreshes
- Weak summon banners
- Small convenience boosts
But experienced players usually save diamonds for important moments.
The best uses for diamonds are typically:
- Important hero summons
- High-value event purchases
- VIP progression
- Event item packs
- Major growth periods
Whenever you’re about to spend diamonds, ask yourself:
“Will this still matter three days from now?”
If the answer is no, save them.
Small Habits That Secretly Build Thousands of Diamonds
These habits look minor individually, but together they make a huge difference:
Never Skip Login Rewards
Even boring login rewards eventually stack into useful resources.
Save for Events Instead of Panic Spending
This is probably the hardest habit for newer players to learn.
Holding resources feels boring at first, but event efficiency matters a lot in Last Asylum: Plague.
Play Every Day Even If Only Briefly
Ten active minutes daily is better than disappearing for three days.
Join a Strong Alliance Early
Good alliances accelerate progression more than almost anything else in the game.
Claim Everything
Seriously. Everything.
Achievements, mail, milestones, side tabs, random menus. The game hides rewards everywhere.
