The Veil Accessories

The September 12 patch added 21 accessories at once and named every one of them, without listing their effects or drops. That developer list is preserved below alongside later balance notes and the in-game tooltips recorded by players.

The 21 accessories added on September 12

In the developer's order, with his spelling. One of them, The Bell, shares its name with the megaboss added in the same patch and with the FINAL TOLL badge — the patch note lists it here as an accessory, which is the only first-party statement anyone has about what The Bell drops.

• Explorer Hat
• Runner Helmet
• Chestplate
• Backpack
• Fairy Light
• Disco Ball
• Shako
• Negative Cap
• Tainted Elixir
• Rampaging Ribcage
• Unknown Rams
• Starfish
• Turtle Shell
• Ring Of Retribution
• Hell Pauldrons
• Power Cell
• Antibiotics
• Panic Necklace
• Decaying Spine
• Night Stone
• The Bell

The three effects the same patch did put numbers on

These are not from the list above. All three already existed and were rebalanced on September 12, which is why they have figures when the new arrivals do not. The patch notes never say which item class any of them belongs to — "Sky Garments" reads like an outfit rather than an accessory, and the developer did not sort them. They are grouped here because the numbers are first-party and had not been written down anywhere.

All three lines are cuts. Read together with the summon changes in the same block — summon items costing 150 stamina by default, and summon damage now flooring at −80% — the September 12 patch was pulling down the summoner build from several directions at once, and two of these three items sit inside it.

October 10: six more accessories and a round of nerfs

The VEILOWEEN update added six regular accessories, named in the developer's update log with rarity colours but, again, no effects: Derelict’s Helmet, Derelict’s Chestplate, Derelict’s Leggings, Viridian Crystal and Forbidden Talisman (blue), and Halo (red). One creator's launch-day video says Halo is a new drop from the Cell Of Life; that is one source. The event's limited items are separate, and are on the VEILOWEEN event guide.

Halo fix, October 11: the developer's v2.0.3 hotfix removes its unintended −10% resistance. That penalty was a bug, so do not use an older tooltip as the current trade-off. The fix does not publish Halo's remaining effects or its drop chance.

The same log rebalanced a dozen accessories. These lines are first-party, and several replace numbers that were only community-reported here before:

• Lucky Coin: luck 200% to 150%. This is the first time the developer has published its luck figure, and it settles which of the two numbers creators quoted was right.
• Rampaging Ribcage: now boosts melee damage only, with a −10% speed penalty instead of −20%, and its drop chance falls from 1 in 2,000 to 1 in 3,000.
• Vampiric Talisman: now carries −10% universal damage, and no longer heals you from Thorns damage. The fixes also include a line about it and Bleeding, "Fixed Vampiric Talisman no longer works when Bleeding", which can be read either way.
• Angry Mask loses its resistance penalty. The Sleeping Mask's speed penalty drops from −15% to −10%. Laughing Mask now gives −5% resistance.
• Gladiator Aura now boosts melee damage only. Ring Of Retribution loses its −25% fire resistance.
• Thorns damage is halved and can no longer trigger effects such as critical hits. Weeping Mask's purgatory bomb passive was reworked, in the fixes.

Limited VEILOWEEN accessories: visible effects

Checked October 18, 2026: these are separate from the six regular additions above. tank lover's October 17 showcase displays each panel with the Veiloween 2026 availability line. One recorded tooltip supports the listed effect, but does not establish a drop source, drop chance or tested build result.

How many accessories you can wear

Four slots to begin with, and a fifth after Cell of Life. That fifth slot is community-observed rather than first-party: it comes from one creator's post-quest walkthrough, and no patch note or in-game text confirms it. It is recorded the same way on the bosses page, and it stays labelled until a second recording or a developer post backs it up.

Accessories can be enhanced, and it is not the gem system

The Goblin Tinkerer's opening line, read off his dialogue in game, is “Show me the item you would like to enhance. A weapon, an outfit, or an accessory.” — so accessories are inside the Ichor economy, not the gem one. Gems only go on weapons, and the 100-silver blacksmith fee has nothing to do with anything on this page. The full split between the two systems is on the enchanting and gems page.

He also strips enhancements back off: “Scraping a thing clean is crude work, but it is cheap.” What that costs is still unknown, because both of his prompts want an item in hand before they quote a number.

Where the accessories people are farming come from

None of these sources are in a patch note. They come from creators' farming videos between September 12 and 24. Where two separate creators show the same source it is stated plainly; where only one does, it says so.

Rampaging Ribcage: skeletons in the Weeping Crypt

Two separate creators farm it the same way. Go to the Weeping Crypt, drink a Night Call potion and kill skeletons. One of them adds a trick: leave the Necromancer alive. The skeletons it summons still drop loot, and it sends a new wave each time you clear one, so it keeps the farm going. He also says to use a low-population server so nobody else kills your spawns, and reports six to ten ribcages an hour depending on your luck build. That rate comes from one player.

What it does, from its tooltip: +10% universal damage and +10% critical chance, at the cost of 20% less healing received and 20% less speed. On top of that, every hit you land adds another 5% universal damage. Land the next hit within 0.8 seconds and it stacks, up to five times, for +25%. The hit after that still lands at full power but spends every stack, and you start again. Stop hitting for 0.8 seconds and the stacks are gone too. So it peaks at 35%, which matches an earlier creator who gave the same figure out loud.

Changed October 10: the update log makes Rampaging Ribcage boost melee damage only, cuts its speed penalty from 20% to 10%, and lowers its drop chance from 1 in 2,000 to 1 in 3,000. The tooltip above predates that.

That tooltip was on screen in an October 2 build video and read aloud over it. We could only download a 360p copy, so the text was read from a blurry frame, and the narration matches it word for word. The copy shown is an enhanced one. Its enhancements (Luck I and Thorns) are listed separately, under the effect line.

Lucky Coin: chests, and goblins during the invasion

Two unrelated creators report Lucky Coins from ordinary chests: a September 12 clip titled exactly that, shot at Runner Respite, and a September 18 legendary-farming guide that says chests in the maze can drop one. Two creators also quote it as a 1 in 2,000 drop from goblins during the Goblin Warlock invasion in the Glade and suggest server hopping until you find an invasion. Neither video shows it on screen. The in-game Bestiary lists drop chances for every enemy you have killed, so check the goblins' entry there before server hopping for one. It raises your luck, and people wear it before farming bosses for legendaries. Creators quoted the boost as both 20% and 200%. The developer's October 10 update log settles it: Lucky Coin luck went from 200% to 150%.

Vampiric Talisman: chests in The Pale

Two separate creators name the same source: chests that spawn around The Pale, better at night with a Night Call potion. One adds that a monument there always has a chest, and that logging out and back in from the right spot respawns them. That creator also shows a second method, a quest-giver in The Pale who asks for 25 kills at night and spawns chests when you finish. One of the two also reports legendary tomes from the same chests. The Vampiric Talisman is not one of the 21 accessories in the September 12 patch notes above.

What it does, from its tooltip: wearing it heals you for 10% of the damage you deal with every attack, summons included. That line was on screen in the same October 2 build video as the Ribcage tooltip, on an enhanced copy carrying Rejuvenating II. A second creator's October 2 endgame guide describes the same effect without giving the number: it heals on crits, summons and abilities alike. An October 3 build video shows the item as Legendary. Changed October 10: it now also carries −10% universal damage, and it no longer heals you from Thorns damage.

Prosthetic Arm and Power Glove: effects only

Both are worn in that same build, and neither is in the September 12 list. No source has been recorded for either. Prosthetic Arm (Elite, passive Heavy Hand): +10% resistance and +25% knockback. Two separate build videos, from October 2 and October 3, show the same tooltip. Power Glove: +12% attack speed. That one was read aloud only, and the tooltip never appears in the frames we could check.

Dark Amulet, The Convergence and Evasion Scarf: effects only

All three tooltips were on screen in an October 3 PvP build video. None of the three is in the September 12 list, and no source has been recorded for any of them.

• Dark Amulet (Rare), passive Mindrot: every hit you land drains 1 sanity from the enemy. The tooltip also lists "−10% insanity" and does not say what that stat does. The build in the video is made around this amulet, because the drain counts per hit and multi-hit weapons stack it fast.
• The Convergence (Mythic), passive Ascendant: each prestige gives +1% damage, cast damage, summon damage, summon life, PvE damage, resistance, regeneration, speed, stamina cost reduction and stamina regeneration, capping at prestige 10 for +10% of each. How prestige works is on the prestige page.
• Evasion Scarf (Elite), passive Elusive: +10% speed, and it makes your dash 25% longer.

All three copies are enhanced (Protection, plus Fleet II on The Convergence and the scarf). Enhancements are listed separately from the effect lines quoted here.

The Laughing Mask: five hits in two seconds

Checked October 19, 2026: the Mockery passive says landing five hits within two seconds lowers the target's resistance by 10%. This is a tooltip reading from frostie67's October 12 recording at 1:15, on an enhanced Elite copy of The Laughing Mask. The line does not specify the reduction's duration or stacking, and the recording does not isolate those effects in a test. The wearer's separate −5% resistance penalty is in the October 10 patch notes above.

One creator's list for the rest

One melee creator's two September videos say where their items came from. None of these has a second source yet: The Bell from The Bell boss, Tainted Elixir from the Ancient Bones that spawn in the crypt (it deals more damage the lower your health is), The Sleeping Mask from The Masquerade, Furystone from Smelter Demon, and Runner's Handbook from floor drops and chests. Separately, the in-game Bestiary confirms a different source for Furystone: Cambions in Scorch Basin drop it at 1 in 25, and they are the same enemy players farm for Fire Essence.

What we could not confirm

• What most of the 21 do. Rampaging Ribcage, Tainted Elixir and The Bell now have creator-reported sources and effects above. The other 18 still have no recorded effect, rarity or source. Of the 21, only Rampaging Ribcage has had its effect read off an in-game tooltip on this page.
• Which of them are actually accessories in the inventory sense. The patch note calls all 21 accessories; the game's own categories have not been checked against that list.
• How to unequip an accessory. People are searching for this and we do not have a verified answer. Taking an enhancement off is the Goblin Tinkerer's job, above — that is a different action from clearing the slot, and the two should not be conflated. The only related control we have seen is the Switch To Vanity / Switch To Accessories button in the Character Info panel, in a September 5 video. It switches the panel between your accessory slots and a separate set of vanity slots, each with an eye icon. That changes what is shown, and we have not seen it remove an accessory.
• Whether The Bell the accessory drops from The Bell the boss. One creator now says it does (above), but nothing first-party links the item to the kill.
• What Golden Beetle, Sky Garments and Soul Shroud granted before September 12. All three lines are deltas, and the starting values were never posted.