Acolyte's Prayer Beads crafted
Item Level 1 · Uncommon · Consumable
Acolyte's Prayer Beads
Consumable
Item Level: 1
Required Class:
Bard, Paladin, Cleric, Druid, Inquisitor, Psionicist, Monk, Ranger, Dread Knight, Rogue, Shaman, Sorcerer, Disciple, Warrior, Blood Mage, Necromancer, Berserker
This item is used by Artificers to modify the damage type of various ranged ammo. Damage Type Enhancement: Spiritual
Crafting: Novice Artificer
Rebuilt from the fields this archive holds. No photograph of this item's tooltip is known to survive, so this is an assembly of what several sources recorded rather than a picture of the game.
Properties
- Item level
- 1
- Rarity
- Uncommon
- Type
- Consumable
- Origin
- Player-crafted
- Slot
- Crafting — unlisted
- Zone
- World Drop
Usable by
Bard Berserker Blood Mage Cleric Disciple Dread Knight Druid Inquisitor Monk Necromancer Paladin Psionicist Ranger Rogue Shaman Sorcerer Warrior
Effects
Novice Artificer
crafting origin
Novice Artificer
As recorded
Description
This item is used by Artificers to modify the damage type of various ranged ammo. Damage Type Enhancement: Spiritual
Dropped by
| Creature | Level | Zone | Drop rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Treasure Chest | 1 | Ruins of Vol Tuniel | 0.1% (1/1970) |
| Pile of Bones | Sundering Wastelands |
Used in recipes
- Basalt Bolts as enhancement
- Copper Throwing Axes as enhancement
- Copper Throwing Hammers as enhancement
- Copper Throwing Knives as enhancement
- Copper Throwing Shurikens as enhancement
- Copper Throwing Spears as enhancement
- Weakened Wood Arrows as enhancement
The name
Acolyte's is also the prefix of crafting materials attuned to Vitality, Constitution (Refinement). Nothing the archive holds says whether that is why this item carries it. The attuning prefixes
Sources
The stats above were read from VGOEmulator's MMODB mirror.
Where another source disagrees
| Field | Here | There | Said by |
|---|---|---|---|
| craft tier | Novice | Initiate | the crafted-items spreadsheet |
Neither reading is presented as the correction of the other. We hold the name of whoever recorded the other value but not the page it was on, so these link to the site rather than to the record.