Choose the task and finish the next step

Search the exact equipment name, select an acquisition group, then compare all reported sources before choosing a farm. Open its item record for the acquired product information, and send the listed schematic-tier ingredients directly to the resource planner.

Work from a reproducible starting point

  • Separate repeatable drops, purchases, first-clear rewards and quest-only delivery. A first-clear percentage is not a repeatable farming rate.
  • Check that the reward source is eligible for the exact item and rarity you want. A low-tier item record or a common schematic is not automatically the legendary variant.
  • Use the rate calculation only after choosing a fixed, independent per-roll probability. It cannot establish whether the drop table or timer applies.
  • Use the atlas for locations and the boss counter for preparation. Stop if a source is absent or contradicted by an official removal notice.

Linked crafting requirements

Use the interactive schematic table above for the reported legendary-tier material bill. It preserves all 445 material lines and links their stable item records. The material planner receives those quantities directly; it does not substitute the common equipment’s default recipe.

The two removed dedicated elemental crossbows retain historical source materials for audit purposes. Their material-planning action is disabled because official 1.0 notes state those weapons cannot be crafted even with their schematics.

Evidence boundary

The factual tables preserve the stated source snapshot. Source-specific recommendations and mechanics have not been independently reproduced in the current game. Exact gameplay rule gaps remain in the coverage notes rather than being filled with invented quantities.

The acquired acquisition groups

All 121 rows in the captured source guide are represented, including two acquisition gaps and one quest-only row. This is the denominator for the acquired guide, not independent proof that every possible in-game legendary schematic exists here.

Reported groupRecords
Tower Raid Bosses4
Ancient Tier5
Moon Lord4
Alpha Pal Drops: Weapons16
Alpha Pal Drops: Armor8
Oil Rig Chests8
Dungeon and Treasure Box Sources44
Vendor Purchases6
Arena First Clear1
Vendor (Common) + Drafting Table Upgrade22
No Listed Source2
Quest-Only1

Read a farming probability correctly

At a fixed 3% independent chance, 23 rolls give just over a 50% chance of at least one success; 76 rolls pass 90%. Failures do not create a guarantee on the next roll under this model.

Two eligible independent 3% rolls in the same encounter yield 1 − 0.97² = 5.91%, rather than an exact 6%. A capture plus a butcher action only receives that calculation if both actions actually use the eligible reward table. No repeatable tower reward is inferred.

Drafting Table: inputs and a point-type conflict

The source reports a 5-to-1 conversion between adjacent schematic rarities. Under that rule, four upgrades require 625 Common copies for one Legendary copy before any additional upgrade costs. The counts below are arithmetic from that reported rule, not a native-game verification.

The v1.0.3 recipe catalog and the acquired technology row identify Drafting Table (CompositeDesk) at level 45 for 4 standard points. The article calls those Ancient points. This conflict is retained; the displayed technology data uses its recorded standard-point field. Its exact research/technology table revision still lacks independent confirmation.

Starting rarityCopies for one Legendary, at5:1
Common625
Uncommon125
Rare25
Epic5
Legendary1

Confirm unlocks and reset rules in the chosen build

The source describes a schematic as a reusable unlock and reports special rules for first clears, Alpha respawns and Drafting Table upgrades. Those behaviors are source reports; no save-level or timer test was performed here. Check your build’s recipe visibility after acquiring the schematic before committing to an expensive farm.

Official 1.0 moved V1 and V2 Armor Schematic IV to the Arena Merchant, and removed the dedicated fire/poison arrow weapons from crafting. The latter source rows remain visible with the official restriction. Official 1.0.4 later changed fishing rewards, so the older fishing percentages must not be presented as certified current rates.