Warhammer 40K is more than just fighting enemies and solving puzzles. You also need to figure out how you can afford all the items you can find when you encounter vendors in various areas. Most of these items can give you boosts to your and your party member’s attributes, but trying to afford them is the main question. This is where the Profit Factor comes in, and it determines your wealth and power. In this guide we will see how to increase the Profit Factor in Warhammer 40K Rogue Trader.
Warhammer 40K Rogue Trader – How to Increase Profit Factor
Having a high Profit Factor can help you make lavish purchases when you encounter vendors. Here we will see how to increase the profit factor in Warhammer 40K Rogue Trader.
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Profit Factor is a sort of threshold that will determine how much you can spend at a vendor. During the start of the game, you will be given the Profit Factor of 10. As you keep progressing through the game, you can increase your profit factor to own more items. While visiting a vendor, you will notice that the items in their store have certain values. If the item you are trying to get has a value of 10 and you have a profit factor of 30, you can afford it. In fact, you can afford all items that are marked below the 30 range, but cannot purchase anything above 30.
To increase Profit Factor, you have to complete the following
- Making decisions during the main campaign
- Completing Story Missions
- Colony Projects
- Contracts
Best Ways to Increase Profit Factor
Contracts and Colony Projects are great ways to quickly earn a Profit Factor. Once you start exploring the many planets available, you can pick up contracts. This will help you in trading resources and ultimately collecting profit factors. Also, you can pick up Colony Projects from the various colonies you visit. These projects keep refreshing so you can get new projects frequently. They also take a lot of time, but the payoff is worth it. If you want to know which colony projects to pay more attention to, you can check out the list below.
Foulstone Colony Projects
- For Saint Drusus – Tier 1
- The High Throne – Tier 1
- A Celestial Protector – Tier 1
- Dirty Bureaucracy – Tier 2
- Indulgences For Sale – Tier 2
- Bonfires of Righteousness – Tier 2
- In Drusus’ Footsteps – Tier 3
- Shrine – Tier 3
- False Wonders – Tier 4
- Crucible – Tier 4
- Holy Defenders – Tier 5
- Reliquary – Tier 5
Janus Colony Projects
- Ultrequisitors – Tier 1
- The Reaping – Tier 2
- Rose of Zamarkand – Tier 2
- Dark Sages – Tier 2
- Capella Biologis – Tier 2
- Payment In Organs – Tier 4
- Xenos Intoxicant – Tier 4
- The Lost – Tier 4
- Pleasure World – Tier 5
Dargonus Colony Projects
- Ecstaciums for the Nobility – Tier 1
- Emporium – Tier 1
- Sordid Goods – Tier 2
- Kasballican Auction – Tier 2
- Filth of the Expanse – Tier 2
- Holy Profit – Tier 4
- Praising the Muses – Tier 4
- Librarium – Tier 5
Vheabos VI Colony Projects
- Lair in the Void -Tier 2
- Holy Servitude – Tier 2
- Blood Sports – Tier 3
- Pure Blood – Tier 4
- Palaces for the Outcasts – Tier 5
Kiava Gamma Colony Projects
- Mag Trains – Tier 2
- Giants – Tier 2
- Compassion for the Silent – Tier 2
- The Motive Force Is Life – Tier 2
- Flawless Servitors – Tier 2
- Inferno – Tier 3
- Armored Rage – Tier 3
- Unwelcome Guests – Tier 3
- Orbital Shipyard – Tier 4
- New Life – Tier 4
- Archive of the Expanse – Tier 4
- Warp Revelations – Tier 5
As a side note, it will also help if you have a high Reputation with the colonies, as you can find better items on sale. That’s all there is to know about increasing the Profit Factor in Warhammer 40K Rogue Trader. If you like this guide you can check out our other guides as well.
