With the launch of Diablo 4, players have been introduced to Fugitive Heads, a rare and essential crafting material that plays a critical role in endgame progression. While they might seem insignificant at first, Fugitive Heads become invaluable once you start optimizing your character with Dark And Darker Gold Occult Gems, which enhance Witch Powers and provide game-changing bonuses.

Since Diablo 4 Items like these are often tied to specific activities, knowing how to farm Fugitive Heads efficiently can save you both time and effort. Whether you're looking to enhance your gear or make the most of your Diablo 4 Gold, this guide will cover everything you need to know about obtaining and utilizing this sought-after material.

How to Get Fugitive Heads in Diablo 4

Fugitive Heads drop from Fugitive Head Headrotten enemies—powerful boss-level monsters that appear in Headhunt events. These creatures are not only rare but also incredibly tough, requiring strong builds and strategic play to defeat. However, the rewards are well worth the challenge, as defeating a Fugitive Head boss guarantees a Fugitive Head drop.

What Are Fugitive Heads Used For

Once you've collected Fugitive Heads, you can use them to craft Occult Gems, a new type of Diablo 4 Item that enhances Witch Powers and provides massive bonuses to your character. These gems grant unique effects, including:

    Dust Stone: Increases enemy damage taken for every Aura and Hex affecting them.

    Friend of the Bog: Boosts Primary Core Stats, Max Life, and Unhindered effects.

    Moonlight Ward: Grants bonus Damage Reduction and Elemental Resistances.

    Mind Wreath: Reduces cooldowns for Defensive, Macabre, and Trap skills.

    Voice of the Stars: Increases Ultimate skill damage and makes them function as Witch Powers.

    Witching Hour: Transforms your next Core skill into Darker Gold an Eldritch Witch Power every second.