General farming directions: Always kick junk piles in bandit areas as they have a chance to drop dynamite, and focus bandit heroes/bosses. You can go to the ancient grove to get some while also hunting manticore eyes, ugdenblooms, some other crafting mats and some great MI’s. No guide needed though testing to see which is better would be nice. 
Stirring Hive (Near Rocky Coast) or Swarming Hive (near Twin Falls). Though if someone finds an amazing route let me know. Trust me, more efficient over all then chasing loot containers. Use Dynamite to dismantle epics and legendaries at the inventor in Devil’s Crossing.
Don’t go out of your way to kill trash units, focus on the route and killing hero or boss creatures you find on it. This can actually be efficient for your immediate needs, or even farming in general. In the Necropolis you can use the blacksmith there to convert one crafting mat to another for a small price. So for less than a 50% reduction to clear speed (You tend to overkill trash mobs so it’s probably closer to 10-20%) you get 4x the gear. Note that in ultimate 4 players monsters only have effectively 50% more hp. You both will be getting double the loot. Have your friend solo SoT while you solo Ancient Grove. If this isn’t clear I will make it clear: Turn off instanced loot. You could each do separate challenge dungeons for example, and end up with an extreme pool of legendaries. This is a great way to stack up legendaries if you’re all sporting top tier builds. The drop rate is multiplied for you, and monsters only have slightly more hp than they would in singleplayer. Then SPLIT UP and farm different areas for what you individually need. Fun trick: Play with friends and turn off instanced loot. Farming in multiplayer is way more efficient than farming alone. Just make sure you don’t use up all your scavanged platings, searing embers, and crystals because plenty of craftable items need them. This is a great way to stack up on extra dynamite. 1 aether shard can be crafted from 3 aether crystals and 1000 iron bits. 
They can be crafted at the homestead blacksmith for 1 aether shard, 1 scavenged plating, 1 searing ember and 5000 iron bits. You can use them to dismantle items, and dismantling epics-legendaries is a great way to get loads of scrap + rare crafting materials (and dismantling is pretty cheap!). You can use dynamite to open treasure troves which give you rare components, sometimes epic-legendary quality drops, rare crafting materials, and a large amount of iron bits. Dynamite is extremely useful, so farming and crafting a nice reserve is a good idea.I will need your help to get this compilation finished and optimized for the community! Check “Ugdenbloom” to see what I’m aiming for. For now I’ll simply list generally suggested places and a few specific routes, but ideally we’ll end up having images with a drawn route through the map that is optimized for specific goals. I am calling on all players to help contribute so we can actually get some people testing runs.
#Grim dawn dynamite free
Feel free to suggest specific components you think merits a farming guide if it isn’t already listed. I am simply setting up the framework for now.
The purpose of this thread is to compile all guides and suggested routes/ways of getting often desired resources in GD.
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