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How to Get Soul Coins in Mistfall Hunter

Last updated: August 5, 2026

Quick answer: Soul Coins are Mistfall Hunter’s premium Mall currency — spent on cosmetics (outfits, weapon skins, emotes, avatars) and Moonlight Nectar. They cannot be farmed: no enemy, chest, or extraction drop gives them. Confirmed sources: (1) two launch gift mails — 1,000 free Soul Coins if you log in before September 1, 2026 (00:00 UTC); (2) season tasks, +100 each; (3) the Slumbering Contract battle pass, community-counted at ~700 Soul Coins; (4) Twitch Drops duplicate-avatar conversion; (5) Fate Coins covering Mall purchases.

Mistfall Hunter Soul Coins Mall screenshot
Soul Coins are the Mall currency — cosmetics, weapon skins, and Moonlight NectarOfficial screenshot

What Are Soul Coins?

Soul Coins are the Mall currency. MistfallDB (game-data sourced) calls Soul Coin “an essential currency used in the Mall,” lists 18 offers priced 66–2,000, documents 59 ways to earn it, and confirms no season reset — unlike Gyldenblod, Contract Sigils, and the Soul Cocoons. Lore: “formed from the condensed ashes and lingering obsessions of fallen heroes.” It is separate from raid-earned Gyldenblod, refined Star Silver, and the real-money Fate Coin track shown beside it in the Mall.

How to Get Soul Coins

1. Launch gift mail — 500 Soul Coins

The official launch-reward announcement (mirrored on SteamDB patch notes) gifts a “Gesture: Thumbs Up” and 500 Soul Coins via in-game mail to accounts logging in before 2026-09-01 00:00 UTC. See the codes guide for how mail rewards arrive.

2. Second Wave mail — 500 Soul Coins (Aug 1)

After passing 500,000 Gyldhunters, Bellring started a Second Wave on August 1, 2026 (official Mistfall Hunter X account): Soul Coin x500, Ashen Cipher x1, Abyssal Cipher x1, Pip’s Rare Pouch Voucher (3 days) — same deadline. The ciphers guide covers the Ashen Cipher. Both mails: 1,000 free Soul Coins.

3. Season 1 battle pass — ~700 Soul Coins (community-reported)

The free Slumbering Contract pass (unlocked after seven cumulative login days; see Season 1: Soul Hunt) is the main ongoing source. A r/MistfallHunter PSA counts 700 Soul Coins total; GamerBlurb, Nerdschalk, and QM Games repeat the figure “according to the player reward count” — verify against your own track.

4. Season tasks — +100 Soul Coins each

MistfallDB’s game-data listing shows 59 sources, led by season tasks paying +100 each: “Once and for All,” “The North Wind Rises,” Frostbane Trap kills, and Chaos/Calamity-mode tasks (Wind Lure Discwings, Tranquil Dust, Shadow or Mimic Dust kills). The only repeatable in-game earners documented.

5. Twitch Drops — duplicate avatars convert

In the launch campaign (July 30 – August 5, 2026), the Avatar: Goddess of Fate converts automatically into Soul Coins if already owned (per Sportskeeda’s drop coverage). Event-limited, not a farm.

6. Fate Coins cover Mall purchases

Short on Soul Coins at checkout? Fate Coins — the real-money currency the Deluxe Edition includes 2,500 of — cover the missing amount (Steam community players confirm the counter treats them alike). Exact cash-to-coin pricing is unpublished.

What does NOT give Soul Coins

Soul Coins are not dropped by monsters or bosses, not in chests, not mission rewards, not earned by extracting or selling loot. GamerFuzion: “there is no farm,” and Bellring has published no farming method.

What Soul Coins Buy

All in the Mall (18 offers, 66–2,000, per MistfallDB):

  • Outfits — Ravenbound, Celestial Mistveil, Luminous Regalia at 2,000 each (matches the outfits guide).
  • Raging Rock weapon skins — 1,500 each, all weapon types (Endless Echo, Runic Resonance, Shattered Shadow, Twin Cleavers, World Splitter, Punishment Unclaimed, Lawfire Forged, Guardian’s Oath, Blazing Skypiercer, Balanced Assault; per Sportskeeda).
  • Moonlight Nectar — 200 each; refines into Star Silver for the Watchtower chain (see Moonlight Nectar).
  • Emotes, avatars, poses — Dew’s Daily Life Emotes (99), Soekja’s Daily Life Emotes (66), Divine Anchor avatar (99), Advance pose (199).

Soul Coins are cosmetic-only — nothing they buy affects combat stats.

FAQ

How do I get Soul Coins in Mistfall Hunter? Claim the two launch mails (500 + 500, log in before September 1, 2026, 00:00 UTC), complete season tasks (+100 each), progress the Slumbering Contract pass (~700, community-counted), convert duplicate Twitch Drop avatars, or let Fate Coins cover Mall purchases. There is no raid, chest, or enemy farming route.

What are Soul Coins used for? They are the Mall’s cosmetic currency: outfits at 2,000, Raging Rock weapon skins at 1,500, Moonlight Nectar at 200 (refining into Star Silver), and emotes, avatars, and poses from 66–199.

How many Soul Coins do you get? 1,000 free from the two launch mail waves (500 each) before September 1, 2026, 00:00 UTC — plus up to ~700 more from the Season 1 battle pass (community-reported) and +100 per season task.

Can you farm Soul Coins? No. No enemy, boss, chest, mission, or extraction source gives them, and Bellring has published no farming method. Season tasks are the only repeatable in-game earner documented.

Do Soul Coins reset at the end of a season? No — unlike Gyldenblod, Contract Sigils, and the Soul Cocoons, Soul Coins carry over (no season reset, per MistfallDB).

What is the difference between Soul Coins and Fate Coins? Both work in the Mall, but Fate Coins are the real-money currency (Deluxe Edition includes 2,500) that can cover Soul Coin purchases at checkout, while Soul Coins come from in-game sources like launch mail, season tasks, and the battle pass.

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