Materials & Crafting
A very hard and black scale. | Non-Donatable | Other | Weight: 0.1
Rappelz Tournament Item Database
A very hard and black scale. | Non-Donatable | Other | 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 very hard and black scale. | Non-Donatable | Other | Weight: 0.1
Atlas maps this item to 4 monster reference records. Numeric map weights are intentionally not labeled as drop percentages.
Linked quests: [Party] The Depths of Devildom (1), [Party] The Depths of Devildom (2)
4 linked monster references are available in the farming section after the category navigation below.
2 Atlas quest reference relationships are connected to this item.
Base Game · Atlas Reference
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Exact recipe/formula relationships connected to Black Scale Piece in the bundled reference formula index. Generic equipment formulas remain reference guidance rather than a claim about live Tournament success rates.
Success: Scale of Devildom is created.
Fail: Material item is destroyed.
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Atlas coordinate-derived spawn context for monsters associated with this item: 4 linked monster types across 2 labelled areas. Base-world area names use the nearest supplied location/dungeon label and are reference context, not a live spawn guarantee.
4 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.