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Revision as of 11:30, 3 June 2016
Divination cards are a new type of item introduced in The Awakening. All divination cards are designed by players who purchase a Highgate Supporter Pack.
Overview
Divination cards drop from monsters and chests. They are stackable, tradeable items that take up 1x1 inventory space. A full set of cards can be vendored to Tasuni in Highgate in exchange for the item referenced on the card. Each card type drops in specific areas of Wraeclast, so farming said area allows for the player to maximize their chances of obtaining the desired item. Additionally, divination cards are affected by the drop rate penalty.[1] Character level is never considered to be higher than 68 in regards to drop rate penalty, meaning that high level characters (68+) can farm world areas in merciless difficulty without severe drop rate penalties. For example if the monster level is 66 there is a 0% drop rate penalty, and in zones with level 56 monsters there is a 25% drop rate penalty.
Divination cards that award an item whose level depends on the player's level, are capped at item level 80.[2] If a set of divination cards awards a corrupted item, then the corruption effect is guaranteed be an implicit mod with the exception of maps, which cannot have implicit mods.[3]
List of divination cards
This is a list of all 138 divination cards currently in game, with their known drop locations. When a card can drop in a certain map area, it drops both in that regular map and its legacy variant.
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- List of divination cards granting currency
- List of divination cards granting maps
- List of divination cards granting other items
- List of divination cards granting skill gems
- List of divination cards granting unique items
References
- ↑ qarldev (July 13, 2015). "GGG please confirm: Are Divination Cards subject to level penalty?". Official Forums. Retrieved July 16, 2015.
- ↑ Chris (April 30, 2015). "How Divination Card Submission Will Work". Official Forums. Retrieved November 20, 2015.
- ↑ Chris (August 27, 2015). "Developer Q&A: 187 Questions Answered!". Official Forums. Retrieved August 27, 2015.