Quick summary
- The Trophy Museum and Equipment Museum feed the same Perk Point wallet.
- Each entry shows how many items are missing and how many points the next stack grants.
- Museum stacks no longer grant direct stat bonuses.
- Turned-in equipment is no longer available for use, sale, or forging.
Understand the three collections
The Museum contains regular creature trophies, boss trophies, and equipment. In every collection, you turn in copies of the requested item until that entry's stack is complete.
When a stack is completed, the amount shown as Perk Points per stack is credited to the shared wallet. You can spend those points in the Perks area; they are not tied to the creature, trophy, or equipment that generated them.
Complete creature and boss trophies
Each trophy requires a specific loot item. Its official drop rarity affects the required amount and may also raise the effective tier used to calculate the reward.
Regular trophies follow the normal points-per-tier scale. Boss trophies use the boss scale, which multiplies the base value by the effective tier, so difficult entries may grant far more points per stack.
After the first stack, the requirement for that entry increases progressively. The Museum panel always shows current progress, the next target, and the reward before the turn-in.
Turn duplicate equipment into points
The Equipment Museum accepts eligible pieces that are in the backpack and not equipped. Duplicate items complete separate stacks for each piece of equipment; common pieces require more copies, while rare drops start with lower requirements.
Each stack grants the Perk Points shown on the item card. The value considers the difficulty and rarity of its official drop sources; when the best source is a boss, the boss scale applies.
Equipment Museum tiers no longer increase the item's stats. The public reward for each stack is the amount of Perk Points shown on the item card.
Plan your turn-ins
Before confirming, check the available quantity, stack progress, and Perk Point value. The turn-in consumes the items and does not directly improve the piece used by the character.
Compare the Museum return with selling, trading, and forging. A rare piece still needed for your build may be worth keeping, while unused extras can speed up perk progression.
- Turn in specific loot through the Regular or Boss Trophy collections.
- Turn in only surplus, unequipped gear.
- Check the Perk Points per stack shown on each card.
- Spend the points you receive freely in the Perks area.
Practical tips
- Lock the last copy of any equipment you intend to use.
- Prioritize stacks that are close to completion to unlock points sooner.
- Evaluate rare drops by both collection value and market value.
- Open the Perks area after your turn-ins to plan your investment.
Erros comuns
- Expecting a direct stat bonus when completing a Museum stack.
- Turning in the only copy of an important build item.
- Confusing Perk Points per stack with points received per item turned in.
- Making a bulk turn-in without reviewing unlocked equipment.