aliding door

A magic junk drawer is a place where odds and ends, random items, and miscellaneous objects find solace. It is a repository of forgotten treasures, a collection of memories, and a source of mystery. Tucked away in a drawer or a box, it holds a fascinating mix of everyday objects that possess the potential for enchantment. When opening a magic junk drawer, one never quite knows what they will find. It could be a jumble of keys, buttons, scraps of paper, or even a broken trinket that once held sentimental value. Each item has its own story to tell, a tale that is waiting to be discovered by the curious mind.

Brilliant Mark of the Dragon

Burn resist, poison resist, frost resist, frost damage, bare-handed damage, unstoppable aura, sprint speed, permafrost immolation rate is what I ve seen. Now you can explore an open-ended environment, earn experience points to unlock abilities from a skill tree, and even acquire armor sets that improve your stats.

Each item has its own story to tell, a tale that is waiting to be discovered by the curious mind. It is a place where time seems to stand still, allowing the mind to wander amidst the forgotten fragments of history. The magic junk drawer is a space where practicality and eccentricity coexist.

[Minor Spoilers] Some information on Enchantment stats

I'm about 70 hours into the game with most content done 100% completion and I've cataloged all my enchantments. Let me know if you have any new information or spot any discrepancies and I'll make changes.

Uniques

These have special attribute rolls (set numbers?) and prefix effects that are inconsistent with the standard ranges and names.

Eye of the Outer Realm

Scale of the Mighty

Brilliant Mark of the Dragon

Brilliant Scale of the Chained

Seior Sigil of Toughness/Protection/Runic Power

Fire Sigil of Might/Protection/Focus

Frost Sigil of Defense/Runic/Focus

Fragmented Heart of Alfheim x3

Sigil of the Axe

Sigil of the Weapon

Stone of Frost Mastery

Eye of Runic Mastery

Shard of the Elements

Mark of the Ranger

Symbol of Shadows (pre-order)

Stone of Fire Supremacy

Eye of Runic Supremacy

Mark of the Element

Eye of Niflheim

Eye of the Winged Chosen

Feathers of the Fallen Servant

Heart of Svartalfheim

Heart of Midgard

Heart of Vanaheim

Heart of the Valkyrie

Ivaldi's Corrupted Mind

Asgard's Shard of Existence

Stone of Frost Supremacy

Njord's Temporal Stone

Flawless X of the Realm

Perfect X of the Realm

Perfect Artifact of the Blight

Suffixes

Strength: of Courage

Runic: of Cunning

Defense: of Perseverance

Vitality: of Menace

Luck: of Shadows

Cooldown: of Defiance

Strength/Runic: of Truth

Strength/Defense: of Heart

Strength/Vitality: of Frenzy

Strength/Luck: of Triumph

Strength/Cooldown: of Fortitude

Runic/Defense: of Determination

Runic/Vitality: of Ferver

Runic/Luck: of Bounty

Runic/Cooldown: of Concentration

Defense/Vitality: of Survival

Defense/Luck: of Providence

Defense/Cooldown: of Consideration

Vitality/Cooldown: of Tenacity

Luck/Cooldown: of Fortune

Prefix effects

Rage Burst: Jagged

Health Burst: Polished

Gift of Strength: Sharp

Gift of Defense: Sturdy

Blessing of Runic: Etched

Blessing of Cooldown: Inscribed

No effect to boost Vitality or Luck

Prefix activation method

Damage Taken: Sign

Critical Health: Relic

Level of Enchantment

Determines attribute bonus numbers regardless of number of attributes on it

Level 7: Unique only?

Commons (green) have 1 suffix attribute

Rares (blue) have 1-2 suffix attributes and a chance at a prefix

Legendaries (purple) have 2 suffix attributes and a prefix

Epics (yellow) seem to have no differences from legendaries

I have not found a pattern to the icons shown to the left of the names in listings. Hard to describe anyway.

Perk activation chance seems to roll very low, moderate, high regardless of level. Very high is only on Andvari's Soul.

Perfect Artifact of the Blight enchantments drop from Niflheim. Level 6 legendary with high chance to restore cursed mist meter on successful parry, kill, Executioner's Cleave, or precision throw. 1-2 random suffix attributes.

The "of the Realm" enchantments drop from the impossible trials in Muspelheim and I think realm tears. Level 7 epic with random prefix effect/method and ONE suffix attribute. Burn resist, poison resist, frost resist, frost damage, bare-handed damage, unstoppable aura, sprint speed, permafrost/immolation rate is what I've seen.

Prefix effects

It is a place where rubber bands, paperclips, and batteries mingle with seashells, fortune cookie fortunes, and old ticket stubs. It is a microcosm of life itself—a chaotic, yet strangely organized assemblage of objects that reflect the myriad of experiences we accumulate over time. Sometimes, the true magic of a junk drawer lies not in the objects themselves, but in the memories they evoke. Each item holds associations, triggering a flood of emotions, nostalgia, and sometimes even a touch of melancholy. A dried flower could remind one of a forgotten love, while a broken toy resurrects childhood dreams and innocence. The magic of the junk drawer lies in its ability to transport us back in time, capturing moments long gone but never truly forgotten. Furthermore, the magic junk drawer also harbors the potential for creativity. In the midst of ordinary items, one may stumble upon inspiration. A half-finished project waiting to be completed, a sketch that longs to be transformed into a masterpiece, or a random assortment of materials that ignite the imagination. The magic lies in the possibility of turning the mundane into something extraordinary. In the end, a magic junk drawer is more than just a container for random objects—it is a gateway to a world of possibilities. It is a testament to the beauty found in the ordinary and the extraordinary, reminding us that the most mundane items can hold within them a touch of magic. So, next time you stumble upon a junk drawer, open it with a sense of wonder and embrace the magic that lies within..

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