Gear
22 Power and 5 Luck. A Luck trap.
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Alloy Rod: 22 Power and 5 Luck. A Luck trap. Get it by Bamboo Isle, 5,000 Cash. Use it to Skip it. Emerald Rod restores Luck.
Power rises and Luck falls back to the starter value.
| Fact | Value |
|---|---|
| Kind | rod |
| Power | 22 |
| Luck | 5 |
| Price | 5,000 Cash |
| Island | Bamboo Isle |
Bamboo Isle, 5,000 Cash.
Skip it. Emerald Rod restores Luck.
By listed Power, the Maoshan Rod is highest at 105 Power and 25 Luck, sold by the roaming Maoshan Merchant for 300M Cash. By Power plus Luck that you can craft on a schedule, Heaven Piercer Rod is 100 Power and 36 Luck. Videos that only rank fixed sellers and crafts usually name Heaven Piercer because the merchant is not always up.
No rod in the current table sits at 90 Power. Starlight Rod is 83, the two crafts are 100, and Maoshan Rod is 105.
Trade 5 Crystals to Nanjiang on Beginning Isle for one reroll item, then use it on a skill. Each skill holds one trait. Published odds are 30% Rare, 15% Epic, 2% Legendary, and 0.1% Mythical.
Enzo is on Fallout Isle and requires Level 1000. Easy is 20,000 HP, Hard is 40,000 HP, and Nightmare is 80,000 HP. Only Nightmare drops the Execution Orb, at a listed 50%.
No. Each of the seven orbs boosts one skill line. A Maoshan Orb does not affect Cloud Ascension, and there is no orb named Taiji.
The published tables do not list a pet system. They do mention characters that buff skill damage by category and are leveled through a separate deal. Individual character names and stats are not in those tables, so this wiki does not invent a roster.