Boss Cards
Block Def +1500, P. Def +1000, M.Def +1000
Rappelz Tournament Item Database
This card contains Crazy Hagen's spirit. | Trading 3 copies of this [Unique] Boss Card to the Black Marketer will grant you the following bonus: | Block Def. +300 | P. Def. +100 | M. Def. +100 | Min. Lv.: 175 | Weight: 0.5 Block Def. +1500 | P. Def +1000 | M. Def +1000
Block Def +1500, P. Def +1000, M.Def +1000
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Block Def +1500, P. Def +1000, M.Def +1000
Atlas maps this item to 1 monster reference record. Numeric map weights are intentionally not labeled as drop percentages.
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