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Overpowered Lamp

⭐ LEGENDARY ITEM
Effect: +1 chance to proc on-hit effects (chance-based effects roll an extra time).

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Rarity
Legendary
Unlock
Default (no quest)
Category
On-hit proc booster
Stacks
Yes (adds extra rolls)

🧪 How Overpowered Lamp Works

Mechanics

Math note
If a base effect has probability p, one Lamp makes the overall trigger chance 1 − (1 − p)^2. For example, 15% becomes about 27.75%. With more Lamps, you add more independent rolls.

Why it’s strong

✓ Pros

  • Makes RNG effects reliable, especially with many projectiles or fast attacks.
  • Works with a wide range of on-hit items.
  • Scales naturally as you add more proc sources.

✗ Cons

  • No direct damage on its own; needs proc-based items to shine.
  • Marginal value if your build lacks chance-based effects.

🔗 Best Synergies & Build Notes

Pair the Lamp with items that check on-hit chances frequently.

Spicy Meatball

Spicy Meatball

Chance-based burn ticks/ignites become more consistent in dense fights.

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Lightning Orb

Lightning Orb

Frequent hits + extra proc rolls = reliable shock chains.

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Dragonfire

Dragonfire

Stacks of chance-based effects benefit from more attempts per hit.

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Unstable Transfusion

Unstable Transfusion

Extra rolls make on-hit triggers fire more often during swarms.

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Power Gloves

Power Gloves

Fast attack builds generate many proc checks; Lamp amplifies value.

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Moldy Cheese

Moldy Cheese

Poison chances roll twice; pairs well with multi-hit weapons.

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What does “+1 chance to proc” actually mean?
It gives an additional independent roll for any chance-based on-hit effect. In the developer’s words, a 15% effect “is rolled twice” if you have a Lamp.
Is Overpowered Lamp unlocked by default?
Yes. It’s available in the item pool from the start.
Does it stack?
Yes. Multiple Lamps can be found in a single run; each one adds another roll. Exact stacking formula isn’t officially documented, but community evidence supports additive extra rolls.