Tarkov Marked Key 314 Boost

Still unbelievably high, believe it or not. One Marked Key goes for up to 4,000,000 roubles on average, which is quite enough to buy all the secure containers in the world. Since the very introduction of the Marked Key, it has been the best bank balance boost method, with nothing unable to top it market-value-wise. Except maybe Red Keycards. We do have the services for the Red Keycards, by the way, and it’s available in the Self Play boost method too!

It’s really hard to answer this question because of the sheer quantity of loot you can find inside. It’s guns, keycards, melee weapons, armor, valuables – anything, really. Still, RNG is a prick sometimes, so don’t get your hopes up too early – we’ve heard reports of PMCs finding nothing but trash inside. We’re sure your luck stat is high enough, though, allowing you to unlock the door and obtain tons of great loot. Alternatively, just trade the key at the Flea Market to afford all the gear and containers your heart desires.

Yes! One of the hardest quests in the game – The Cult – Part 2, requires you to unlock the Customs’ Dorm door with the Marked Key and place a marker inside to complete it. On average, it’s safe to say that some players get stuck with this quest until the very wipe, just because the Marked Key is so rare. For completing the mission, the Peacekeeper will award you with the following loot:

• +7,500 EXP;
• Peacekeeper Rep +0.03;
• 850 Dollars in cash;
• 1× Knight’s Armament Company SR-25 7.62×51 marksman rifle.

If Peacekeeper’s The Cult quest is what you’re after, then check out our Peacekeeper Quests boost services to kill two birds with one stone! That way you’ll complete the quest AND skip the search for the key all around the Customs, getting one with the whole 9 uses left without grind or stress. Our quests boost is available in both Piloted and Self Play boost methods for your convenience.

Uh, honestly up to date nobody knows. These guys just appeared after the Contract Wars and started doing, well, Cultist things. They participate in rituals, follow weird customs, express undying loyalty towards their leader, and are generally creeps. It’s possible that they are somewhat connected to the Tarkov Experiment, or want to use all the misery and pain of Tarkov to summon something terrifying into this world. Both versions are complete speculations and have no direct proofs, though, so make what you want of that. As for the ritual site behind the Dorm door itself, well, it could be a nod towards King with his haunted mountain hotel suits, or the mathematical Pi number, or some crappy drama from 2006. Ok, the last one might be a stretch.