Core of the Blood God
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Core of the Blood God
Statistics
| Type | Accessory |
|---|---|
| Tooltip | 5% increased damage reduction 7% increased damage When below 100 defense you gain 15% increased damage Halves enemy contact damage When you take contact damage this effect has a 20 second cooldown Boosts your max HP by 10% |
| Inflicts Debuff |  Flesh Totem Cooldown |
| Debuff duration | 20 seconds |
| Debuff tooltip | The Flesh Totem effect is recharging |
| Rarity |  |
| Sell | 18  |
The Core of the Blood God is a craftable post-Moon Lord, Expert Mode-exclusive accessory. It boosts the wearer's maximum health by 10%, provides a 7% increase to all damage, and grants 5% damage reduction. If the wearer has less than 100 defense, it provides another 15% increase to damage for an overall bonus of 22%. The accessory will also halve incoming contact damage from enemies; this effect has a 20 second cooldown.
Contents
Crafting[edit | edit source]
Recipe[edit | edit source]
| Crafting Station | ||
|---|---|---|
 Draedon's Forge | ||
| Ingredient(s) | Amount | |
 | Bloody Worm Scarf | 1 |
 | Blood Pact | 1 |
 | Flesh Totem | 1 |
 | Bloodflare Core | 1 |
 | Cosmilite Bar | 5 |
 | Ascendant Spirit Essence | 1 |
| Result | ||
 | Core of the Blood God | 1 |
Notes[edit | edit source]
- While it is crafted from the Blood Pact, it does not give enemies the ability to perform critical strikes on the player. In compensation, the player's maximum health is increased by 10% rather than doubled.
Tips[edit | edit source]
- This accessory becomes incredibly powerful when paired with the Reaper Tooth Necklace, which will often bring the player below 100 defense, resulting in a 15% damage boost from Core of the Blood God in addition to the massive damage increase of the Reaper Tooth Necklace itself, albeit at the cost of defensive capabilities.
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- Its name may be a reference to the memetic phrase "Blood for the Blood God", from the Warhammer 40,000 game series.
- It can be considered the counterpart to The Amalgam.
