Reading Your Loot: Quality Tiers and Hidden Enchantments

Deep Lucky Blocks drop gear from hundreds of custom weapon and armor variants. Learning to read each item quickly tells you what to keep, what to use and what to toss.

Understanding the Ten Quality Tiers

Every piece of gear has one of ten quality tiers. They fall into three broad bands:

• Used, Worn, Common: basic starter items with minimal bonuses. These are fine as backups but are the first thing to replace.
• Uncommon, Rare, Epic: balanced stats and dependable utility. These are good for everyday fighting and mining.
• Legendary, Mythic, Divine, Immortal: peak stats and maximum enchantment capacity. Keep these and build around them.

Checking Enchantments with SHIFT

1. Hover your cursor over a dropped item in your inventory.

2. Hold SHIFT to read its enchantment properties.

3. Compare enchantments between items of similar tiers before you decide what to equip.

Enchantments Worth Spotting

• Core Harvesting: breaks and collects normally unbreakable blocks such as bedrock, spawners and portal frames.
• Phasing: arrows pass through solid walls and enemy shields.
• Universal Trench: clears huge patches of dirt, gravel and sand in one swing. It is great for digging out large areas.
• Phoenix: armor that bursts into flame and revives you when you take fatal damage.
• Stinky Feet: a cursed joke enchantment that alerts far-away hostile monsters to your location. Avoid wearing it unless you want company.

Always check for cursed enchantments before you equip a new piece, even a high-tier one.