# Divination Cards A **divination card** is a type of [[item]] that can be collected to exchange for a reward. There are many different cards, each one dropping in a different part of the game and granting a different reward. ## Overview Divination cards drop from monsters and loot containers. They are stackable, tradeable items that take up 1x1 inventory space. A full set of cards can be vendored to Tasuni in Highgate or Lolly Roth at your [[hideout]] in exchange for the item referenced on the card. Each card type drops in specific areas of [[Wraeclast]], so farming said area allows for the player to maximize their chances of obtaining the desired item. Additionally, divination cards are affected by the [[drop rate]] penalty. Character level is never considered to be higher than 68 in regards to drop rate penalty, meaning that high level characters (68+) can farm world areas in later acts without severe drop rate penalties. For example if the monster level is 66 there is a 0% drop rate penalty, and in zones with level 56 monsters there is a 25% drop rate penalty. ## Rewards Divination cards that award an item whose level depends on the player's level, are capped at [[item level]] 80. If a set of divination cards awards a [[corrupted]] item, then the corruption effect is guaranteed to be an implicit mod with the exception of maps, which cannot have implicit mods. League-specific items can be obtained from divination cards with a generic description. For example, [[Shadows and Dust]], which was a Rampage-exclusive drop, can be acquired by turning in [[Jack in the Box]]. This is only true for items that dropped league-wide. Items that only drop from specific monsters, such as Atziri-exclusive unique items or Breachlord rewards, or items that only dropped from opening league-specific loot containers, such as [[Zerphi's Last Breath]], cannot be obtained from divination cards with generic descriptions. This includes [[Time-Lost Relic]]. League-specific currency items however, can not be obtained from divination cards with a generic description. For example players can't get [[Perandus Coin]] through [[Emperor's Luck]].