SPOILER New "fabled" Item In 1.19 Trailer

What does everyone think it is? A new name for quest items?
Also apologies for the bad image quality, youtube doesn't like me.

 

It can be seen in the update page (https://wynncraft.com/1.19)
It's essentially the inbetween of mythics and legendaries

 

Yikes, didn't even realize that page existed.

 

Now we just got to hope the drop chance isnt nearly as high as mythics

 

but what is that -1 haul cost on that ring?

 

Best guess, it could affect the number of items you can carry in your ingredient pouch?

 

Cool quest req name

 

I like the new ingredient pouch. I've been considering doing a craftsman run recently to get acquianted with the system, so perfect timing lol

Also, did people miss that you can now sell ingredients straight from you inventory? :eyes:

 

The item looks a bit garbage for a level 60 Fabled item xD Especially if it's supposed to be between Legendary and Mythic

 

-1 Haul Cost appears to be a numerical reduction to a spell cost.

 

Yeah, like Druser said I think it reduces -1 mana required for the new Shamen spell 'Haul', I think at least. It also says -49% Uproot cost and +27% Aura cost on the right-most item which are also other Shamen spells. Seems like we'll also be getting another way to reduce spell cost apart from intelligence o.o

 

Any guesses on how rare Fableds will be? I suspect somewhere in the range of 30 times rarer than legendaries (which would probably make it about 30 times more common than mythics).

 

I'm curious where fabled items will fall in the player economy. Legendaries are so common that I toss all of them that aren't good but even the worst mythic has value. Will even just decent fableds be valuable, will it be worthwhile to reid them just because they're so rare? I can definitely see why this new tier was created.

 

Hm...

I'll go for some wild speculation and estimate that if my guess of 30x rarer than legendaries is about accurate, the typical endgame Fabled with a good use case will go for around 10-20 LE if it's got good rolls, and up to a stack or two if it's something that's widely useful (loot, walkspeed, some generically spammable items, etc.) or has godly rolls. A combination of both, I could see going for 4-5 stacks (similar to how a 4 mr Memento with really good damages might go for 0.5-1 stacks right now). So... kind of like the midgame mythics right now. Although, I suspect trash rolls on a Fabled will still generally head to the item buyer - but the likelihood of being able to reroll just about every Fabled at least to [3] means we aren't likely to see a ton of garbage Fableds.

I would expect Fabled items to start appearing in the item pool at somewhere around level 40 (unless they start at 1, which would be interesting but I don't expect that to be the case). So, the midgame ones probably won't go for anywhere near as much - I could see a few LE for a combat-oriented midgame Fabled, but several times that for an xp, loot, ws Fabled. I expect most Fabled items to see reroll potential up to [3] or [4].

I'll note that there are still many situations right now where it's worth rerolling a non-mythic - some particularly valuable legendaries like Memento or Unravel, not to mention a number of uniques which are at least worth rerolling once (Finesse comes to mind).

 

Another problem comes to mind now. Will a portion of the fabled items be tier 3-4 chests only? This can influence the price quite a bit just like with certain legendaries. Also i personally think fableds wont be that rare and wont have a worth over 1 stack.

 

But the -49% uproot cost and things are for an archer class req. which doesn't have uproot as a spell
Any theories?

Also at the very bottom if you look carefully you can see -1 jump height

Thank you CT (:
I love it

 

CT confirmed that all shaman things were called Archer to prevent things like Salted logged in on GM1 as Shaman

 

@seeksery thank you very much (:

But the jump height remains...
Actually that's probably going to get explained by another person ):

 

I actually cannot wait for a new item tier because then I can finally have the feeling of getting something pretty rare.

 

I think that's just another new stat that's going to be added in general to items