Forge Prize Box
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The Forge Prize Box is a prize box.
Description
Contains valuable rarities and other assorted items. Items are randomly chosen. No key is required to open.
Acquisition
Randomly if the player chooses to Forge under 100% conditions (rare). Forum Research
Notes
The Additional Prize Pool probabilities do not dilute the main Prize Pool probabilities.
This box was introduced with release 2013-07-30.
Unboxed prizes are bound.
There are three different kinds of Forge Prize Box: "Glowing" (★★★☆☆), "Shining" (★★★★☆), and "Radiant" (★★★★★) - these correspond to the star level of the gear being forged. For example, you won't get a "Radiant Forge Prize Box" while forging a 3-star item like the Swiftstrike Buckler. Number and subtype of prizes will vary in star (or value) level as well.
Prize Pool
- Fire Crystals: 25 - 50
- Orbs of Alchemy: 1-3
- Unique Variant Ticket: 1
Ongoing research on prize pool here.
Glowing
Shining
Radiant
Please be sure to check Admin and Game Master posts (linked to in the forums and maintained by users in the calendar below) for official data regarding these statistics. This is especially prudent considering the potentially slow update process of the wiki as well as editor error.
Bear in mind, the % values in the table are simply a "% slot" - each item within the slot technically has a lower % chance to be obtained than listed if there are more items in that % slot. For example, each unboxing for, say, the Hunter Prize Box has an X% chance to be a costume - but the actual chance to obtain a certain individual costume (out of all those costumes in the % slot) is lower than the value of the % slot.
If the number in the column has a "~" next to it, this means the value is approximated in some way, and/or isn't in a normal "% slot" and might be an actual % chance of the individual item, not the slot. If there is a * next to the value, it means the official admin post posted the data in an unusual way, compared to the majority of admin posts.
