Varieties of items contained in x blight chests are lucky....is it stackable

Asking before I make some idols, thanks!

What is the idol mod exactly? Just same wording as in title?

The oils let you get multiple chests as lucky, and I think they stack. So I'm assuming it would be stackable, upto the number of chests that are spawned from the blight.

yes its the exact language in the title, which is why I'm a little confused.

It reads very much like things such as "divination cards found in chests are doubled". It reads like an absolute, rather than an "additional" if that makes sense.

I would think if they stack, it would say "Varieties of items in x ADDITIONAL chests are lucky"

I think I see what you are asking. If it sets the value to x rather than staking on to x, because there are mechanics in the game that do that.

I would think it stacks, but I'm only guessing. If not, you would have a conflict between multiple of these idols, and it would have to select the value by order or maximum or some other method.

(I can't see this idol mod, i'm looking it up on craft of exile but not seeing it yet?) Nevermind, found it on the conqueror idol. Yeah, not sure. Do the idols interact with blighted maps? I'm wondering if these interacts with oils as well.

Varieties of Items contained in 12 Blight Chests are Lucky. This is the wording for crimson oil. Looks to be the same for me and I think those stack.

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Belegur85#5784 wrote:

Varieties of Items contained in 12 Blight Chests are Lucky. This is the wording for crimson oil. Looks to be the same for me and I think those stack.

might just abandon the whole thing....too many unknowns. I'm not actually sure the crimson oil mods stack. And as for them conflicting, there are numerous mods that do that, like a "lower tier" vs. "higher tier" and the game chooses the highest you have.

Same is true of going above 100% on mods....once you get 100% for an additional blah, going OVER 100% doesn't mean you can get two. The "an additional" is an absolute value.


Blighted maps and idols, another question but I think they definitely do interact. Blighted maps are still maps. Idols apply to all maps, except unique maps (with the exception of synthesis mods).


Maybe I just get the lucky chests and say f it, if they are working great, if not then oh well.

Is see. Just wondering because I thought the atlas passives did not apply to blighted maps, so was not sure about the idols.

I don't think it stated specifically on the wiki, but I am reading posts about people stacking oils of the same type. Even read one of someone saying they stack 3 crimson. So it sounds to me like it does work.

I don't know how the luck mechanic works exactly on chest, and how it decides which is the higher roll. Whether or not that is noticeable I don't know.

If you have the mod on some idols might be worth trying. I have one and a half quad tabs of idols but none of them have that mod. It doesn't look to be particularly rare according to craft of exile, but I guess there is just a lot of them.

My guess is that it does stack, but don't have anything to back that up.

Every item has a rarity roll, and luck rolls twice and chooses the "better" of the two. Pretty much synonymous with "weight".

Ex: if a chest rolls a currency item drop, it then rolls to see WHAT class of currency item drops. Same with bases, oils, essences, cards, etc.

I see, thanks for explaining that. I was thinking it rolled the chest as a whole twice for some reason, and not the items individually.

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Belegur85#5784 wrote:

I see, thanks for explaining that. I was thinking it rolled the chest as a whole twice for some reason, and not the items individually.

This would be the same thing (?). A chest is not one dice roll, its a series of rolls. How many items? What items? What rarity within each item set? etc. All of these need to be rolled for a chest, and rolled twice for a lucky chest.

You can see this when you open a big chest: the items don't plop out at the same time, they are staggered because the dice are rolling. At least thats part of it

Yep, what you are saying makes sense.