Off-hand Uncommon
Green Lure緑色のルアー
A pointy lure that can stick to fish from the outside to catch more and catch them faster.
In-game description
Green Lure stats and effects
| Level | Lv.9 (cannot be upgraded at the Upgrade Station) |
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What is Green Lure? Features and uses
Green Lure is an uncommon item in Core Keeper (Off-hand). Its base level is 9, and it gives Fish (and other things) bite 7% faster and more.
Green Lure key points (from the game data)
- Cannot be upgraded at the Upgrade Forge.
- Sells to merchants for 1 Ancient Coin.
Calculated and summarized by this site from the game data (1.3.0.6).
What you get from salvaging Green Lure (Salvage and Repair Station)
Green Lure can be salvaged. Salvaging it gives the following items.
For each material, the amount is "amount used to craft × 0.49 (lower when durability is down, 0.3 at 0 durability) × the item's multiplier", and a fraction is the chance of one more (2.4 means 2, with a 40% chance of 3). The range is from 0 durability to full durability (items without durability always count as full). Scrap parts are a fixed number set by the item level. All items that can be salvaged are listed in salvaging.
How to get Green Lure
- Placed in or on the Seashell Chest found inside a scene (building, ruin, camp and so on), 5 at a time (guaranteed)Where: Sea Harbor Town [The Sunken Sea] (1 per world)
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