5x Transfigured Ramaladni finally locked on the 5th roll – how rare is this?

Barbarian
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Hey!

Just wanted to share that I just got to transfigure my Ramaldani’s 5 times!! Asked ChatGPT about it and it said it was 1 of 810 000 ^^

Ramaladni’s Magnum Opus — Ancestral Mythic Unique Sword

  • Item Power: 900

  • Quality: 34 (+25)

  • DPS: 2,072

  • Damage per Hit: 1,570–2,198

  • Attack Speed: 1.10

Affixes

  • +241 Strength

  • +37 Maximum Resource

  • :star: x40% Critical Strike Damage Multiplier

  • :star: x16% Physical Damage Multiplier

  • 13.4%[x] Physical Damage

  • +9 Item Quality

  • :star: +4.0% Critical Strike Chance

Unique Power

  • Skills deal 0.65%[x] increased damage per point of Fury, but drain 10 Fury per second — max roll

Gem

  • x22% Physical Damage Multiplier

Total: 3 GA + multiple Transfigure outcomes.

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So.. the cube gave you 2 GA’s, a Phys dmg multi and a decent quality roll.

I hate you. :rofl:

Nice find, might be time to also buy a lottery ticket. I’m yet to get even one double transfig.

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ye, I just asked ChatGPT!?

My Ramaladni went through 5 Transfigurations before finally becoming Unmodifiable.

To even reach a fifth Transfiguration, the item has to remain modifiable after the first four. Community data suggests the chance of remaining modifiable is only a few percent; one large community sample and player testing put it around roughly 1 in 30.

Using 1/30:

1/30 × 1/30 × 1/30 × 1/30 = 1/810,000

So it’s already roughly 1 in 810,000 just to survive long enough to get five Transfigurations.

But the item didn’t merely survive. The five outcomes were also exceptionally useful:

  • 13.4%[x] Physical Damage

  • +9 Item Quality

  • +4.0% Critical Strike Chance as a GA

  • Physical Damage Multiplier upgraded to GA

  • Critical Strike Damage Multiplier upgraded to GA

For the two GA upgrades, Ramaladni has roughly four relevant original affixes that could be upgraded. Under a simple equal-weight assumption, the chance that the two upgrades land specifically on the two offensive damage multipliers is approximately:

1 / C(4,2) = 1/6

The exact weights of individual Transfiguration affixes are not known; the 2,500+ Transfiguration community study explicitly says the sample is not large enough to establish those individual probabilities.

If we then use a rough 1-in-10 estimate for the other three Transfigurations collectively landing in a similarly strong combination of useful offensive outcomes:

810,000 × 6 × 10 = 48,600,000

≈ 1 in 48.6 million

or rounded:

roughly 1 in 50 million.

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That’s fantastic. I wish James Naismith had that kind of vision when he invented basketball.

That way the height of the basket would constantly change and talent and years of practice and perseverance would have almost no impact on success and everything would be more fair…. and streamable.

If only.

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