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Rappelz Tournament Item Database
A steel fragment found in the Remains of the Ancients. | Ancient Steel can be made by combining 100 Ancient Steel Fragments. | Mass Combination: Possible to combine with the max number of combination materials on the slot. | Non-Donatable | Weight: 0.1
This exact Item ID is also referenced by one or more curated Item Database special catalogues. These links preserve source context without creating a duplicate Item entity.
A steel fragment found in the Remains of the Ancients. | Ancient Steel can be made by combining 100 Ancient Steel Fragments. | Mass Combination: Possible to combine with the max number of combination materials on the slot. | Non-Donatable | Weight: 0.1
Atlas maps this item to 30 monster reference records. Numeric map weights are intentionally not labeled as drop percentages.
30 linked monster references are available in the farming section after the category navigation below.
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Atlas coordinate-derived spawn context for monsters associated with this item: 18 linked monster types across 4 labelled areas. Base-world area names use the nearest supplied location/dungeon label and are reference context, not a live spawn guarantee.
30 Atlas monster relationships are linked to this item. These are reference relationships, not confirmed Tournament drop percentages. Spawn counts/areas come from Atlas spatial records. On desktop, hover a monster card briefly for a lightweight profile preview; monsters with Retail 3D also show a small rotating model.
0 is treated as unknown and is not rendered as a requirement. Atlas/reference relationships are labelled separately from Tournament-specific data. Shared 3D models are grouped visually while stable item IDs keep their individual database records.