A rarity label is a rough value cue and an attention cue. It is not a drop rate, and it is not a stat bonus. No source prints odds for any label. A 50x luck buff was seen on one gift opening, with no mechanic behind the number.
Labels show up in spawn announcements, box pulls, the item name, and each world's Index. Players ran toward "Legendary spawn" and "Secret spawn" lines because rarer tags tended to sell for more. A rare clock was still discarded as unneeded, and a Plastic Duck pulled from a box was called trash. Read the price tag and your bag space before you chase the color.
Labels with examples
| Label | Examples on record | Value note |
|---|---|---|
| Common | Plastic Duck | Sold for $18 in an early session |
| Uncommon | Uncommon iron, a playtime "bite short" | Called the pricey pickup in the first area. Sale value not fixed |
| Rare | Rare clock, a lunar-styled item | Clock declined. Rare-area tags over $3,000 were seen |
| Epic | Magic Shards, Diamond, a radio | Radio narrated around $7,000 |
| Legendary | Legendary crown, an ATM, sometimes Boom Box | ATM sold for $84,000. A later ATM haul was about 1 million |
| Mythic | Mythic chest | On-screen figure around 1.2, units unclear |
| Secret | Secret Trophy | 200 million in one session and 290 million in another |
| Divine | Earth, a Divine Tesla Sphere, divine-zone Black Hole and Sun | Earth $40 billion displayed, $80 billion sold after a rebirth |
| Eternal | Eternal Black Dragon Statue | Collected. Sale value not stated |
| Classical | Index category name from one narration | Needs a clearer look at the Index. Not a confirmed item |
Boom Box was called Legendary in one area and Epic in another of the same video. Plastic Duck is Common wall junk in a written guide and showed up as a Legendary box pull. Both observations stand. There is no published pool rule.
Glacial appears as an Index label as well. It is not tied to a specific sale here.
The Index
The Index is the collection board. One player named Classical, Divine, Eternal, and Mythic, and entries also showed Secret, Glacial, Uncommon, and Rare. A session's index had five world tabs even though the current title is World 6. Players pick up items such as the Divine Black Hole specifically to finish a row before moving on.
Named items, observed sources, and single-session prices are catalogued under Loot. Use that list to see where a name was found. Do not treat a missing price as zero.
Five ways items arrive
- Wall and field pickups. Richer names show up farther in.
- Timed gift boxes at spawn.
- Loot boxes and chests, including playtime rewards.
- Lucky Blocks. Only Earth's Divine-block opening is specifically documented, and that code is expired.
- Crafting. Two Dark Spears, shown at 88, were said to become a trillion-cash item. Angel Wings completed in about five hours in another session.
Carry space decides whether you can take them. About three slots early, raised one slot per Carry Capacity purchase, with 8 and 9 slots seen later. Respawn timers and drop rates are not published.