Man, hunting for those Holy Cedar Tablets in Diablo 4 drove me nuts at first. Spent hours running around like a headless chicken before I nailed down some decent spots. Here’s how my grind went down.
The Frustrating Start
Okay, so I needed these tablets for some upgrades, right? Started just wandering around Kehjistan ’cause I heard whispers. Big mistake. Felt like I covered every inch – scorching deserts, ruined temples, you name it – and found bupkis. Maybe one tablet every thirty minutes? Ain’t nobody got time for that. Got super annoyed, almost gave up.
Hitting Up Scosglen (The Coastal Part)
Then I remembered some chatter about Scosglen’s coast. Figured, why not? Headed straight for that soggy, rocky shoreline near the Whispering Pines waypoint. Started just slaughtering everything that moved – drowned zombies, those spiky plant things, even those creepy giant crows.
Here’s what worked:
- Stuck mostly to the shoreline north and south of the waypoint.
- Made big loops, killing packs fast, ignoring chests unless right in my face.
- Played on World Tier 3 – feels like the drop chance is way better there.
Man, the difference was night and day! Way more mobs packed together, and tablets started dropping like crazy. Grabbed maybe ten or twelve in one focused hour. Way better than Kehjistan!
Switching Gears to Hawezar (Swamp Action)
Got a bit bored of the beach, so I checked my map for other hotspots. Poked around Hawezar next, specifically the Rotspoil Delta area. Think fetid swamps, giant mosquitoes, and nasty tree monsters.
My swamp tactic:
- Used the Rotspoil waypoint as my launchpad.
- Cruised the main paths and smaller islands nearby, clearing any mob group I saw.
- Those bloated corpses and the little poisonous imps seemed to cough up tablets pretty often.
Gotta say, the vibe is grimy as heck, but the drops were solid. Kept pace with Scosglen, maybe a little slower, but still infinitely better than my starting point.
The Dry Steppes Cave (Don’t Underestimate It)
Last spot I gave a serious shot was this cave system in Dry Steppes – The Seared Basin Dungeon. Heard mixed things, but figured I’d try it myself. Entered the dungeon entrance near Fate’s Retreat.
Inside was pure chaos: Goatmen everywhere, shamans, berserkers… total mayhem. Just cleared the place out room by room, focusing on speed over looting everything. The density inside is no joke. Finished a full run pretty quick.
Verdict: Solid tablet drops! Maybe not quite as fast as the constant respawns in Scosglen or Hawezar open world, but definitely a strong third option, especially if dungeons are your thing. Worth tossing into the rotation.
Final Takeaways
- Scosglen Coast: Best bang for your buck. Mobs everywhere, drops galore.
- Hawezar Swamps (Rotspoil): Almost as good, good change of scenery.
- Seared Basin Dungeon: Reliable, great mob density, quick clears.
Stick to these three, rotate ’em to keep it fresh, and those Holy Cedar Tablets will pile up way faster than fumbling around blind like I did. Happy farming!