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Creature Resurrection Spellbook (Not for sale)
Atlas Reference ItemsConnected source data
Item ID950082
CategoryAtlas Reference Items
3D modelNot available
Source matchAtlas-source
Database statusSource connected
Resurrects your pet with full HP and MP and recovers EXP lost from death. | Non-donatable | Cannot be traded. | Weight: 0.1
Data sources: Armory client catalogue · Armory revision 2026-09-20 · Atlas 0.4.16 reference overlay · Item DB reconciled 2026-09-19.
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Known monster drop/source relationships
Atlas maps this item to 16 monster reference records. Numeric map weights are intentionally not labeled as drop percentages.
Connected Rappelz Data
Farming research
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Source status
Base Game · Atlas Reference
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Monster Drop / Source References
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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.