Magic Cotton

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Description

Absorbs damage taken by the flower.

First Rarity

Common

Mana

Common: 0.2/mana
Unusual: 0.5/mana
Rare: 0.8/mana
Epic: 1/mana
Legendary: 1.2/mana
Mythic: 1.5/mana
Ultra: 1.8/mana
Super: 2/mana
Unique: 2.2/mana

Reload Time

1.5s (base reload)

Stackability

Unstackable

Dropped By

Bush

Special

Absorbs damage taken by the flower based on how much mana one has.

Magic Cotton is a magic petal from florr.io. Its function consists of absorbing damage taken by the flower. Magic Cotton is dropped by Bush, so long as you have Mana Orb equipped.

Appearance[]

Magic Cotton is a recolored version of Cotton, tinted blue instead of white.

Function[]

Petal Stats
Rarity	Obtainable?	Damage Absorption
Common	Yes	0.2/mana
Unusual		0.5/mana
Rare		0.8/mana
Epic		1/mana
Legendary		1.2/mana
Mythic		1.5/mana
Ultra		1.8/mana
Super		2/mana
Unique		2.2/mana

Magic Cotton absorbs damage based on the user's mana. For example, if you have Mythic Magic Cotton and 4,000 mana and take 8,000 damage, it will be reduced by (1.5 x 4,000) damage, so you only take 2,000 damage.

Obtainment[]

This is a magic petal, meaning you are required to equip Mana Orb to obtain it. It will replace the drop of Cotton.

Bush[]

Mob Rarity	Common	Unusual	Rare	Epic	Legendary	Mythic
Common	59.8	16.4
Unusual	48.5	51.2
Rare		83.4	16.5
Epic		6.7	81.0	12.3
Legendary			7.2	87.7	5.0
Mythic				7.5	91.7	0.8
Ultra					85.6	14.4
Super						100

Purchasing[]

On certain days, Magic Cotton can be purchased from the Shop.

Note: This table shows the amount of Stars that can be spent. Also, the stars can be awarded through challenges or purchases. For more information, go to this page: Stars

Petal Price
Rarity	Cost
Legendary	★ 40
Mythic	★ 1000
Ultra	★ 30000
Super	★ 1500000

Strategies[]

While using magic cotton is not helpful without mana generation (given), times where it can be used are either when magic bubbling or when farming magic petals with orb equipped.
As magic bubbles do not consume huge mana, having the cotton can also keep the powder alive (assuming you use one).
Using magic cotton is useful in generally increasing survivability, and I it can both be used with or without sponge.
Below all of the zone-specific strategies, don't forget to include specific mob interactions/zone appearances where this petal thrives/loses utility.

Obtaining[]

Magic Cotton can only be dropped by Cotton with an Mana Orb equipped, so if you have a L+ Orb and good dps, you can get lots of Magic Cotton.

Garden

Strategies exclusively for the Garden zone.

Desert

Strategies exclusively for the Desert zone.

Ocean

Strategies exclusively for the Ocean zone.

Jungle

Strategies exclusively for the Jungle zone.

Hel

PvE[]

Strategies exclusively for fighting Hel mobs.
PvE stands for Player versus Enemy, which is used to refer to players fighting mobs (like the Hel Wasp, which is present in Hel). This section has to include petals fighting mobs, and MUST NOT include petals fighting other players.

PvP: Using[]

Strategies exclusively for fighting players while you're using this petal. It can be either in Hel or in other places (if one of the fighters is using Corruption).
PvP stands for Player versus Player, which is self-explanatory. Strategies here must include synergies with the petal to combat other players, and MUST NOT include petals fighting mobs in Hel.

PvP: Against[]

Strategies exclusively for fighting players that use this petal. It can be either in Hel or in other places (if one of the fighters is using Corruption).
List the best counters for this petal, including petal versus petal and builds versus builds.

Ant Hell

Strategies exclusively for the Ant Hell zone. This section also should include Ant Holes from Garden, Fire Ant Burrows from Desert and Termite Mounds from Jungle.