AE Reward Rolls

I am trying to build some inf to slot up my SS/Fire brute (my first 50) and I was just curious when doing the AE farm maps which reward rolls were the most efficient for building inf?

I'm not sure this is the correct place to be posting this and I apologize if it isn't but was hoping someone in this thread would know.

Thanks in advance.

i personally roll like this

never gold

35-39 silver

20-24 bronze

I do 10-14 bronze. You can get the Steadfast Uniques, Regen Tissue + Regen and -Kbs.

25-29 Silver. I've gotten some good Kin Coms.
35-39 Silver. I've gotten alot of Oblits
40-44 Silver. I've gotten alot of ToD.

35-39 Gold. I've gotten alot of Oblit quads and LotG 7.5's and Miracle + Recovs

Depending on how good you are at it, there's nothing wrong with trying a Gold on occasion. You can spend the 3000 tickets on crappy rolls as easily as 1 crappy roll. On a certain ambush farm, my SS/Fire brute or Fire/Fire tank can easily get 1500 tickets in less than 3 minutes. Yes, i know exactly how long because it's a timed mission. Get 800-900 tickets and pop the glowie to cap. Rinse and repeat.

Thanks for the quick responses. I've already tried the lower level rolls I was incorrectly assuming you would get recipes of only that level range as in only as high as 24 on a 20-24 roll.. oops lol.

I was rolling on the level 45-50 golds and not making any money so wanted to see if there was a better more consistent way so thanks again for responding.

I've rolled bronze 10-14, 20-24, 25-29, and 35-39.

My impression was that 10-14 had decent returns but was very crowded, to the point where the overnight sales on several of the better things in the pool (the knockback protections especially) were not enough to be worth posting them. It seems a great many people roll there. For a change of pace I level-locked a toon at 10 to roll on the pool for minimum level shinies. The prices are very attractive, but it seems demand is not very high and so things take a while to move. I'd rather use the market slot to move more smaller paydays than one big payday that might take four or five times as long to come in.

Bronze 35-39 seemed similarly crowded, but I only rolled it two or three times. (Counting rolls as earning 9k or 9,999 tickets, depending how I felt at the time, and then rolling them all at once.) Higher crafting costs plus a lot of competition made it seem not worth the effort, but I suppose had I spent a few more days learning the pool and what sells well I might have worked around that.

Bronze in the 20s is where I spend all my tickets at present. I've experimented with gold rolls, but it's not very satisfying for me to spend ~15 minutes climbing to the ticket cap and then blowing the lot on three rolls when all three could be crap. I did get very lucky by mistake once and rolled a kinetic combat triple (100 million instant sale) on gold when I meant to be clicking bronze, though.

I do 2 gold rolls at 35-39 then I move down to silver 30-34 for the balance of tickets on hand.

I used to never go with the gold rolls as I hated to spend 15 minutes getting to 9k tickets and seeing them go away in 2 or 3 rolls of crap.

I have since gotten my SS/FA runs down to 6min for 9k tickets. At that pace I find it hard to pass up the chance to roll 18-20 times an hour with a shot at Kin Combat Triples and LotG's +7.5 recharge among other goodies. Hell thats the same thing as being able to collect 4 A merits of rolls and hour.

I've been told that bronze outearns silver on a roll-by-roll basis, never mind ticket-by-ticket... I almost never farm AE so I haven't verified this result. [occasionally I will take a level-locked character in and make a bunch of 30 or 32 or 33 or 35 commons.]

In terms of bronze vs silver, I did an experiment trading 9999 tix for all bronze 30 or silver 30 rolls. Then I crafted the worthy rolls and sold them. Here are my results.

Bronze wins in terms of profit, about x1.6 silver. However, bronze will take up more time to craft and sell since there are about 70+ recipes to craft vs 15+ for silver. Samnell's profit with silver is consistent with mine, about 200+ mil for 9000 tix. All the crafted silvers sold in about 2 weeks.
I roll bronze when I have room and silver when I don't.

I've been rolling top tier silver...am I doing this wrong? My Earth/Ice/Ice can max her tickets in about 10-15 minutes.

I get about 1,500 tickets a run and I usually stop at 5,000. The best bang for my time would be to do the low silver and bronze rolls?

I can't agree with bronze per roll makes more money. I rolled all my rolls silver today and got several Oblits, achilles chance for debuff (like 50mil or so), Eradications and some others i can't think of atm. I rolled a few bronze yesterday and only got some air bursts, nightmare, serendipity and other stuff i deleted on the spot.

There's really no rhyme or reason to it. See what tops off at what level and roll where some of the highest paying recipes are. 15-19 silver got me 2 achilles procs today as it tops at 20.

Like purples, random is random. Rolling silver or bronze or gold don't mean you gonna hit jackpot on every roll, or even half of them. Noone can really say, just roll here. I've gotten LotG 7.5's on gold lev 45-50 just as often as a lev 35-39 gold roll. *shrug* I wish you could say, "just roll .....".

What i would like to see is the actual level of the recipe drop in the level range that you choose. I think that'd be an awesome way to help the markets middle ranges where there are 0 available. I might actually play toons under 50, then.

I roll 34-39 silver, I make about 750mill every 10runs(on a good day) I make as low as 200mill. Fire farm, clearing the whole hallway in 5minutes on a claw/fire brute = 22k prestige. I did not record the inf per run, I dont worry about due to drops and mainly making INF for Prestige later on. Saved up about 20billion in a week. That's without pvp farming . I made about 4.6mill prestige