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So I notice if an item have immortal/lucky and durability. When I break it, it usually gives me lucky stones. I picked up an item today with INT3 and I decided to add one more blue which is durability, it doesnt give me lucky stone.

Anybody know what kind of blues give you lucky stone when breaking it?

Well according to what I've heard here, the more blues means more the chances the item would give a stone, but for a luck stone I think it has the same chance of all the other stones.

I'm not sure about this, but the higher the lvl of the item, it could give more elements and more stones?

Actually you only need at least 2 blues to get stones. It usually give two random stones and 4 random 10th/9th elements if you breaking a 10th degree item.

I just want to know which blues give lucky stone. I really need it. Lucky stones are expensive.

From my experience, usually the ones that have Immortal (x times) + 1 other blue (doesnt quite matter which one) give lucky stones.. i have destroyed a shitload of items without immo, and none of em gave me lucky.. makes me think immo + x blue = highest chance of lucky

bolded part is wrong...
It happens i get a stone from a complete blanc item.
If an item has immortal/lucky x times, there is a higher chance of getting lucky stone. It's almost 100% sure u'll also get other stones.

I got most of my luck stones from weapons with at least 1 blue

yep thats happened to me before too...and Yea Idk I think its pretty random for the luck stones....One time I got 2 lucky stones from 1 item

That kind of blues

I add durability or steady to every weapon I break up. Usually 3~5 stones out of breaking a weapon with a single blue. Odds of getting a lucky stone out of it is well.. really random. I can get 0 lucky out of 10 weapons whereas 10 can get me 10 lucky stones. I got 3 lucky stones out of a single weapon a few times which is a win win.

Durability or steady are the cheapest ones you can do. Why durability? Stacks of 20 costs like 5mil and easy to make, because you're breaking up 10D weapons. Why steady? 100% success of being on the weapon. Steady costs more, but it doesn't fail. They add out to the same in the long run.

*Assuming all 10th degree*