Rappelz TournamentItem Database · connected to Monster Database, Atlas & Armory
Rappelz Tournament Item Database
Drillbot Card
Pets & Pet ItemsConnected source data
Item ID3800005
CategoryPets & Pet Items
SlotQuest Reward
3D modelNot available
Source matchAtlas-source
Database statusSource connected
Drillbot Card is listed in the Rappelz Tournament item catalogue as Pets & Pet Items.
Data sources: Armory client catalogue · Armory revision 2026-09-20 · Atlas 0.4.16 reference overlay · Item DB reconciled 2026-09-19.
Special Catalogue Context
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.
Tournament Rewards
No 3D model is mapped to this exact client record.This is source-data absence, not a failed viewer. Use the same-rank recommendations and category/rank links below to browse visually supported alternatives.
How to Get Drillbot Card
Quest reward
Listed as a selectable/fixed item reward in 1 source-checked quest row. Examples: Dungeon Time Attack (3): Bone Dragon<grade4> (Lv 160, x1)
Related items
Explore source-backed public items from the same class, set, upgrade family, pet-summon family or rank where the client data supports that relationship.
Market & Research
Marketplace
Search recent player listings for Drillbot Card. The item name is passed directly into the Marketplace search field.
Item category
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Monster Drop / Source References
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.
Data note: Armory level value
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.