If you are working through Roblox Sol’s RNG and hitting a wall with slow biome spawns, lanterns are the answer. Lanterns are equippable items added in the Eon 1-14 update that fit into your Pocket Gear slot. When you equip one, it doubles the spawn rate of a specific biome in your game. That means you land rare auras twice as fast when you are targeting a particular type. I have spent time grinding through this update, and I can tell you that picking the right lantern changes everything about your farming sessions.
This guide covers all nine lanterns available in Sol’s RNG. For each one, you will find what biome it boosts, the crafting recipe, and which auras you need to gather. I also rank them by how easy they are to craft so you know exactly where to start.
Lanterns are craftable equippable items that sit in your Pocket Gear slot alongside your other gear. Each lantern corresponds to a specific biome, and when equipped, it gives you a 2x boost to that biome’s spawn chance. They were introduced in the Eon 1-14 update, and they quickly became some of the most sought-after items in the game.
Unlike regular gear, lanterns do not just sit in your inventory. When you equip one, it actively changes how biomes appear in your world. If you need the Wind biome for the Wind Fairy aura, equipping the Wind Fairy Lantern makes that biome show up far more often. The same logic applies to all nine lanterns on this list.
The boost applies only to the specific biome tied to each lantern. You cannot stack multiple lantern effects to cover several biomes at once. Players on the Sol’s RNG subreddit frequently ask about stacking, and the short answer is no, you can only equip one lantern at a time in your Pocket Gear slot. Each one powers up a different biome, so you choose based on what you are currently hunting.
You do not buy lanterns or find them as random drops. Every lantern in Sol’s RNG is crafted at Stella’s Cauldron, a special crafting station that appeared alongside the Eon 1-14 update. You need to locate it in the game world and bring the correct aura ingredients before you can craft anything.
Stella’s Cauldron sits inside Stella’s Sanctuary, a dedicated area accessible from the main hub. Players often struggle to find it at first, but once you know the general location it becomes easy to return to every time you want to craft. The cauldron glows visibly, so you should spot it quickly once you enter the sanctuary zone.
Each lantern recipe requires specific auras as ingredients. These are not common drops, they are LEGENDARY tier auras that you collect from your regular gameplay sessions. Before you can craft any lantern, you need to gather enough of the right aura types. The rarity of the required auras is exactly why some lanterns take much longer to craft than others. This is the core challenge of the lantern system, and it keeps the crafting feel rewarding once you finally complete a lantern.
The Wind Fairy Lantern boosts the Wind biome spawn rate. If you are after the Wind Fairy aura or any of the other wind-type auras, this lantern should be your first craft. The Wind biome is one of the more common biomes to encounter in normal play, but having the lantern equipped still cuts your farming time in half for wind auras specifically.
To craft the Wind Fairy Lantern, you need to gather Wind Fairy auras and a few supporting ingredients. The exact recipe scales with your progression, so check the cauldron interface when you are ready. I found this lantern to be one of the easier ones to complete because the Wind biome shows up regularly without any boost at all.
The lantern itself glows with a pale green light, and the visual effect around your character shifts to a breezy, airy atmosphere. It fits the wind theme perfectly, and you will notice particles swirling around you when it is equipped and active. The ambient sound even changes to a gentle wind howl, which is a nice touch.
The Frozen Lantern powers up the Ice biome spawn rate. Ice biomes tend to appear less frequently than some others, which makes this lantern particularly valuable if you are chasing ice-type auras. Without it, waiting for an Ice biome to show up can feel painfully slow, especially when you are focused on finishing your ice aura collection.
The crafting recipe calls for Frozen auras as the primary ingredient. Depending on how far along you are in the Eon 1-14 progression, you may have a decent stack already. If you are just starting out, give this one some time before you can comfortably craft it without farming specifically for frozen auras.
Visually, the Frozen Lantern bathes your surroundings in a cold blue glow. Frost particles appear around your character, and the ground near you takes on an icy sheen. It is one of the more visually striking lanterns in the game, and the cool atmosphere it creates makes farming ice biomes feel more immersive.
The Abyssal Lantern enhances the Abyss biome. The Abyss is one of the rarer biomes in Sol’s RNG, which makes this lantern a high-priority craft for anyone grinding for abyss-type auras. The doubled spawn rate makes a massive difference when you are hunting something specific from that biome, and I would not want to farm the Abyss without it.
Abyssal auras serve as the main crafting ingredient. These are not easy to come by, so expect this lantern to take some time. I recommend equipping whichever lantern matches the biome you are currently farming, and switching as your aura collection grows and you unlock more crafting options.
The Abyssal Lantern casts a deep purple and black glow. The atmosphere becomes heavier and darker when equipped, with particles that look like floating embers or dark matter drifting around you. It is an intimidating visual to be sure, and it fits the ominous nature of the Abyss biome perfectly.
The Gilded Dust Lantern boosts the Desert biome. Desert biomes show up with moderate frequency, but if you are hunting for sand or earth-type auras, this lantern cuts your wait time significantly. It is a solid mid-tier craft that pays off quickly once you have the ingredients gathered.
The recipe requires Gilded Dust auras as the core ingredient. These are generally obtained from desert biomes when they do spawn, creating a positive feedback loop. The more you play, the more desert auras you collect, and the sooner you can craft the lantern to make desert farming even faster. This is one of the more satisfying lanterns to complete because the farming directly accelerates itself.
The lantern glows with warm gold and amber tones. Sand-like particles swirl around you, and the overall atmosphere shifts to a dry, sunlit desert feel. It is one of the warmer-looking lanterns in the collection, and the bright colors make it stand out compared to the darker lanterns like the Abyssal or Corruption Cell options.
The Eternal Flaming Lantern powers up the Fire biome. Fire biomes are visually dramatic and contain some of the most coveted auras in the game. Having this lantern equipped makes fire aura farming significantly more efficient, and you will notice the difference within just a few sessions of actual use.
The crafting ingredients center around fire-type auras. These drop from Fire biomes, so your best approach is to equip whatever lantern matches the biome you are currently farming. Over time, your collection grows and you can craft more lanterns to cover different biomes more effectively.
The Eternal Flaming Lantern burns with a vivid orange and red glow. Flames lick around the edges of the lantern, and your character stands in a ring of fire when it is active. It is the loudest lantern visually, and the constant flicker of the flames makes it feel alive in a way that some of the more static lanterns do not.
The Starlight Lantern boosts the Celestial biome spawn rate. Celestial biomes are among the rarest in the game, and the Starlight Lantern is one of the most valuable items you can craft. If you are going for cosmic or star-themed auras, this lantern is essential, and I would rank it near the top of the priority list.
The recipe calls for Starlight auras as the primary ingredient. Since celestial biomes appear so rarely without a boost, crafting this lantern is a long-term investment. Start gathering starlight auras early, even if you cannot craft the lantern right away, because the gap between needing it and having it can be frustrating if you wait too long to start collecting.
The Starlight Lantern emanates a soft white and silver glow with tiny star-like particles drifting through the air. The atmosphere around you becomes ethereal and otherworldly. It is arguably the most beautiful lantern in the game visually, and many players keep it equipped even when not specifically farming celestial biomes just because of how nice it looks.
The Angel’s Feather Lantern enhances the Holy biome. Holy biomes contain angelic and divine-themed auras that many players seek for their collections. This lantern makes those biomes appear far more often, and it is a craftable item that rewards patience and consistent play over time.
Angel’s Feather auras are the core ingredient for this lantern. Like other rare biomes, holy biomes benefit enormously from the 2x spawn boost. I recommend prioritizing this lantern once you have the easier ones out of the way, because the difference it makes for holy aura farming is substantial.
The lantern glows with a pure white and soft gold light. Gentle feather-like particles drift around your character, and the atmosphere feels lighter and more serene. The visual design is elegant and matches the holy theme without being over the top, and the feather particles float gracefully in a way that feels natural rather than flashy.
The Corruption Cell Lantern powers up the Corruption biome. Corruption biomes are dark and dangerous, with some of the most unique auras in Sol’s RNG. This lantern is a favorite among players who are deep into the Eon 1-14 progression and want to farm corruption auras without spending hours waiting for the biome to spawn naturally.
The crafting recipe uses Corruption Cell auras as the main ingredient. These drop from Corruption biomes, which can be tricky to find without a boost. Once you have this lantern, farming corruption auras becomes much more manageable, and the frustration of searching for a biome that never appears fades away.
The Corruption Cell Lantern casts a sickly green and black glow with writhing dark particles around your character. The atmosphere becomes tense and ominous, matching the corruption theme perfectly. The visual effect is unsettling in the best way, and it serves as a constant reminder that you are dealing with something dangerous.
The Darklight Lantern boosts the NULL biome spawn rate. The NULL biome is one of the most challenging biomes to encounter, and many players consider the Darklight Lantern to be the hardest craft in the game. If you want NULL auras, this lantern is non-negotiable, and planning for it should start early in your progression.
NULL auras serve as the primary crafting ingredient, and they are incredibly rare. You may find yourself waiting weeks or even longer to gather enough for this craft. The reward, however, is a lantern that makes the NULL biome appear far more often than it ever would naturally, opening up farming access to one of the game’s most exclusive aura types.
The Darklight Lantern glows with a deep void-black and crimson light. The visual effect is intense and dramatic, with the darkness itself seeming to move around your character. It is the most visually intimidating of all nine lanterns, and equipping it feels like wielding something that should not be mess with.
If you are wondering which lantern to prioritize, here is a practical ranking based on crafting difficulty and farming value. This is the order I recommend based on how quickly each one pays off once you have the ingredients gathered.
1. Wind Fairy Lantern – The Wind biome is common enough that you will have wind auras to work with relatively early. This is the easiest lantern to craft and the best one to start with. It also teaches you how the crafting system works without wasting rare ingredients on a long-shot craft.
2. Gilded Dust Lantern – Desert biomes show up regularly, and gilded dust auras accumulate quickly. This is the next easiest craft and gives you a solid farming boost for sand-type auras without requiring you to wait forever for ingredients.
3. Frozen Lantern – Ice biomes are less common than desert, but frozen auras are not impossibly rare. This is a mid-tier craft that becomes accessible once you have spent some time in the game naturally encountering ice biomes.
4. Eternal Flaming Lantern – Fire biomes are moderately common, and fire auras are valuable. This lantern sits in the middle of the difficulty curve and is worth crafting once you have a decent fire aura stockpile built up from regular play.
5. Starlight Lantern – Celestial biomes are rare, which means starlight auras take time to gather. This is a longer-term goal, but it pays off massively once you can craft it and start farming celestial auras consistently.
6. Angel’s Feather Lantern – Holy biomes are challenging to find, and angel’s feather auras are not common drops. This is a late-game craft that requires patience and dedicated farming sessions to accumulate enough ingredients.
7. Abyssal Lantern – The Abyss biome is genuinely difficult to encounter without a boost. This lantern is essential for abyss aura farming, but it requires significant time investment to gather enough abyssal auras for the recipe.
8. Corruption Cell Lantern – Corruption biomes are tough to find, and corruption auras are rare drops. This is a craft for players who are deep into progression and have already completed several other lanterns.
9. Darklight Lantern – The NULL biome is the hardest in the game to spawn naturally. The Darklight Lantern requires the most rare ingredients and represents the final goal for dedicated players who want to complete their full collection.
Equip your lantern before you start a farming session. The 2x spawn boost only applies when the lantern is in your Pocket Gear slot, so do not forget to equip it. Some players lose hours of potential farming because they kept the lantern in their inventory without equipping it, which defeats the entire purpose of crafting it in the first place.
Switch lanterns based on what you are farming. If you are chasing wind auras, use the Wind Fairy Lantern. If you switch to fire auras, swap to the Eternal Flaming Lantern. This sounds obvious, but it is easy to forget during long sessions when you are grinding through multiple aura types at once.
Be patient with rare aura collection. Some of the ingredients for later lanterns, like NULL auras for the Darklight Lantern, can take weeks to accumulate. Focus on what you can craft now, and build your collection over time. There is no rush to complete all nine lanterns immediately, and the journey is part of what makes the collection feel rewarding.
Check the Sol’s RNG subreddit for recipe updates. The game receives updates that sometimes change crafting requirements or add new lanterns. Staying current with community discussions helps you avoid wasting ingredients on outdated recipes and keeps your farming efficient.
Lanterns themselves are not rare in terms of drop rates because you craft them. However, the ingredients required, especially LEGENDARY tier auras, can take a very long time to gather. The rarest lantern to craft is the Darklight Lantern, which requires NULL auras.
There are 9 lanterns: Wind Fairy Lantern, Frozen Lantern, Abyssal Lantern, Gilded Dust Lantern, Eternal Flaming Lantern, Starlight Lantern, Angel’s Feather Lantern, Corruption Cell Lantern, and Darklight Lantern. Each one boosts a specific biome’s spawn rate by 2x.
No, lanterns do not stack. You can only equip one lantern at a time in your Pocket Gear slot. Each lantern only boosts its corresponding biome, and only one can be active at once.
Yes, Sol’s RNG occasionally releases codes for free items and boosts. Check the official game page or the developer’s social media for active codes. Codes are separate from the lantern system and do not affect crafting.
To craft lanterns, find Stella’s Cauldron in Stella’s Sanctuary. Bring the required aura ingredients for the lantern you want, and the cauldron will craft it for you. Each of the 9 lanterns requires a different set of auras as ingredients.
The Wind Fairy Lantern is the easiest lantern to craft. The Wind biome is one of the most common biomes, so wind auras are the quickest to accumulate. It is the recommended first craft for new players progressing through Eon 1-14.
Collecting all nine lanterns in Sol’s RNG is a long-term goal that rewards consistent play and patient aura farming. Start with the Wind Fairy Lantern, work your way through the mid-tier crafts, and save the Darklight Lantern for last. Each one you complete makes your next farming session more efficient, creating a positive loop that accelerates your progress across all biomes in the game.
The Eon 1-14 update gave players one of the most meaningful progression systems the game has seen. Lanterns are not just collectibles, they are tools that fundamentally change how you interact with the game’s core loop. If you have been struggling with slow biome spawns, crafting the right lantern is the single best step you can take to fix that problem.
