Legend of Mushroom: How to Unlock Eternal Gear and Use Lamp Stockpiles

To unlock Eternal gear in Legend of Mushroom, your Magic Lamp must reach level 28. Eternal equipment does not exist in the drop pool below this threshold, meaning spending lamps early will only yield gear capped at Supreme and Immortal grades. Once you reach level 28, Eternal items enter the pool with a base appearance rate of approximately 0.05%, which gradually increases as the lamp advances to levels 29 and 30.

Reaching the Level 28 Lamp Requirement

Upgrading the Magic Lamp to level 28 requires large amounts of gold and multi-day construction timers. To reach this milestone:

1. Farm gold daily: Prioritize daily dungeon sweeps, thief raids, and mine excavations to fund high-level lamp upgrades.
2. Reserve speed-up tickets: Apply speed-up items specifically to lengthy lamp upgrade timers rather than short early-game queues.
3. Save lamps as you approach the threshold: Once your lamp reaches levels 26 and 27, begin saving lamps rather than opening them immediately, keeping your reserve ready for when Eternal drops become possible.

Timing Large Openings with Lamp Rush Events

Do not spend large lamp stockpiles—such as 100,000 to 500,000 lamps—outside of a server Lamp Rush event. Lamp Rush events grant tier-based progression rewards, including diamonds, speed-ups, and spinning wheel tokens, based on the total number of lamps rubbed.

Accumulating up to 500,000 lamps requires steady collection across several weeks. Buy discounted daily lamp packs in the Black Market, maximize clears in the Chrono Dungeon, and collect higher-stage adventure AFK rewards. Opening your reserves during the event ensures you clear all reward tiers and compete on the leaderboard while hunting for gear.

Configuring Auto-Sell and Filter Settings

Opening hundreds of thousands of lamps requires automated rubbing. To avoid stopping the process for lower-tier items or replacing valuable secondary stats with bad gear, configure your auto-filter settings before starting:

• Auto-Sell Threshold: Set the auto-sell rule to automatically dismantle all items graded Immortal and below.
• Auto-Equip: Turn off automatic equipping based on Combat Power. Raw Power comparisons often overwrite specialized secondary stats with mismatched attributes.
• Rarity Pause: Set your auto-stop trigger exclusively to Eternal gear so the automated opening only pauses when a top-tier piece appears.
• Class Substats: If using advanced filters, specify two primary secondary stats suited to your promotion path to highlight usable rolls.

Evaluating Eternal Drops by Class Build

A newly rolled Eternal piece is not an automatic upgrade over a well-rolled Immortal piece. While Eternal gear provides higher baseline Attack, Defense, and HP, equipping items with mismatched secondary stats will hurt your performance in PvE bosses and PvP encounters. Always prioritize class-defining secondary stats:

• Archers (Shadow Hunter and Arrowgod): Prioritize Combo and Critical Hit chance. An Immortal item with high Combo and Crit will outperform an Eternal item with defensive stats such as Counter or Evasion.
• Warriors (Warmonger and Berserker): Focus on Counter and Damage Reduction to synergize with defensive shield scaling.
• Mages (Spellcaster and Chronomancer): Target Stun, Skill Critical Damage, and Skill Regeneration. Weapons and rings should focus on spell throughput rather than basic attack properties.

Reinvesting Auto-Sell Gold

Dismantling hundreds of thousands of unwanted pieces during an opening session produces millions of gold coins. Put this gold directly back into upgrading the Magic Lamp to level 29 and beyond. Advancing past level 28 increases the base drop rate of Eternal gear, improving the yield of every lamp stockpile you open in future Lamp Rush events.