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Random Item Givers (RIGs) are obtained from: | Random Item Givers (RIGs) are obtained from: | ||
* Invasion creatures that drop them in pairs as a rare drop. | * Invasion creatures that drop them in pairs as a rare drop. | ||
* | * [[Noob Boss]]es may very rarely drop a RIG. | ||
* One can also be gained by using a [[ | * One can also be gained by using a [[Skeleton Token]] with certain other items. | ||
=== Statistics === | === Statistics === | ||
Latest revision as of 23:16, 24 January 2023
Random Item Giver
Rare invasion drops
Random Item Givers (RIGs) are obtained from:
- Invasion creatures that drop them in pairs as a rare drop.
- Noob Bosses may very rarely drop a RIG.
- One can also be gained by using a Skeleton Token with certain other items.
Statistics[edit]
- Description: Gives you a random item
- Weight: 2 EMU
- Stackable: No
- Storage: Normal (Magic)
Uses[edit]
- When used you receive a single, randomly chosen, EL item. It can be any item - even something not currently in use. Certain items not in the game at present can be returned for another RIG.
- Radu has confirmed that you cannot receive a Random Item Giver by using a Random Item Giver.