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Blood Pentagram Parts

Somewhere in the loot tables sits the shard's longest collection: 34 different blood pentagram parts, each a scrap of a larger design. Gather one of every part and they can be assembled into a Bloody Pentagram — a house decoration six tiles across.

The completed Bloody Pentagram

Every part looks the same in your pack — a blood pentagram — and the only thing telling them apart is the tooltip, which reads Part: 1 through Part: 34.

No Luck, no parts — ever

Blood pentagram parts sit in a loot group that is rolled only if your Luck is above zero. At 0 Luck the game does not even look at the table, so a character with no Luck can grind forever and never see one. Luck also raises the chance once you qualify: +50% at 100 Luck, scaling linearly. See Luck.

How they drop

Parts come from monster kills, never from crafting, vendors or chests. The chance is very low and scales with how dangerous the creature is: on the weakest things in the world it is vanishingly small, and even on the most dangerous it stays rare. Luck improves it on top of that.

Which part you get is rolled independently — there is no pity system and no protection against duplicates, so the last few parts of a set are the ones that hurt.

Practically: hunt the toughest things you can reliably kill, and wear Luck while doing it.

The 34 parts

Individually they are unremarkable smears. Only the tooltip number matters.

Part 1
1
Part 2
2
Part 3
3
Part 4
4
Part 5
5
Part 6
6
Part 7
7
Part 8
8
Part 9
9
Part 10
10
Part 11
11
Part 12
12
Part 13
13
Part 14
14
Part 15
15
Part 16
16
Part 17
17
Part 18
18
Part 19
19
Part 20
20
Part 21
21
Part 22
22
Part 23
23
Part 24
24
Part 25
25
Part 26
26
Part 27
27
Part 28
28
Part 29
29
Part 30
30
Part 31
31
Part 32
32
Part 33
33
Part 34
34

Each part weighs 10 stones, so a working collection is heavy — another reason to use the almanac.

The Blood Pentagram Almanac

Blood Pentagram Almanac

The almanac is the only sane way to run this collection. It is bought from the Vault of Eren Vendor for 25 Eren Coins, is blessed like every almanac, and holds 100 of each part — 3,400 items in all.

Two things make it more than storage:

  • The left page draws the pentagram, filling in each piece as you collect it. It is a progress picture: what is still blank is what you still need.
  • It assembles the deed for you. Once you hold at least one of every part, a Generate Blood Pentagram Deed button lights up. Pressing it consumes exactly one of each of the 34 parts and hands you a Bloody Pentagram Deed. Duplicates stay in the book, so a hoarder can build several.

Until every part is in the book the button stays dark, and the almanac tells you plainly that you do not have enough.

Placing it

Double-click the deed inside a house you own to place the decoration. It is a house add-on, so it occupies floor and can be re-deeded like any other add-on.

The finished pentagram covers a 6 × 6 tile footprint — 34 tiles of it, with two opposite corners left open — so it needs a decent-sized room. Every one of the 34 parts becomes one tile of the design, which is why the collection is exactly 34 long.

  • Almanacs — the storage book, and the other four
  • Luck — mandatory here, not merely useful
  • Rares — the shard's other collectables
  • Houses — where the finished pentagram goes
  • Vault of Eren Vendor — where the almanac is sold