Idol

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Idols

Idols are used in Crafting to alter item's stats, level, ability and slot. You can obtain idols by killing and looting Monsters, or receive 5 random idols by exchanging a set of Tradesman's Pride with the Shady Dealer.

There are currently 5 kinds of idols in the game.

List of Idols

Name	Image	Description / Effect	Rarity
Unstable Idol	100px	Rerolls the item's stats. Randomizes all stats on an item excluding those gained from augmentations and special item stats.	Magic
Ascendant Idol	100px	Increases the item's level. Increases the level requirement of an item by 1 or 2.	Rare
Bone Idol	100px	Rerolls the item's ability. Randomizes the damage of a Weapon.	Epic
Dragon-Glass Idol	100px	Rerolls the item's slot. Changes the slot (weapon, waist, feet, ...) of an equipment item, removes all augmented stats and rerolls stats that can't be preserved in the new slot.	Epic
Smoldering Idol	100px	Removes augmented stats from an item. Removes all augmented stats from the equipment.	Legendary

Drop Chance

Idols can drop from any monster/mob, but the drop chance is calculated differently from others. This drop chance is unaffected by the item quality statistic, and instead uses a formula based off the difference between the monster's level and the player's level. The drop chance for idols is highest (3.5%) when the player is less than 4 levels above or below the monster being attacked. This probability can be calculated using the formula 3.5% / (Level Difference - 3) ^ 2.

When handing in 10 Tradesman Pride to the Shady Dealer, you get 5 random idols. The chance of getting each idol is:

• Unstable Idol: 37 / 64 chance or approx 57.8% chance.
• Ascension Idol: 15 / 64 chance or approx 23.4% chance.
• Dragon-Glass Idol: 5 / 64 chance or approx 7.8% chance.
• Bone Idol: 6 / 64 chance or approx 9.3% chance.
• Smoldering Idol: 1 / 64 chance or approx 1.5% chance.

History

• The Smoldering Idol was added in v0.1.10.
• Before v0.1.10, idols were called totems.