Petals

Petals are the main weapons used by all players in florr.io. All players start out with five petal slots and can gain up to 5 additional slots (adding up to 10) with the Loadout Talent. Players also have an equal number of secondary petal slots. A petal in a secondary slot can be switched with the petal in the primary slot directly above. There are currently 96 petals; however, M28, the developer, is going to add more in the future.

When colliding with Mobs, flowers and other Petals, they deal damage. Petals also receive damage from collisions, which lowers their HP. When a petal's HP is depleted, it will be destroyed temporarily, and it will reappear after a certain amount of time (the petal's cooldown time).

When swapping and equipping a new petal, the minimum reload time is 2.5 seconds. The minimum reload time can be decreased by 0.5 seconds 5 times, to a minimum of 0.0 seconds, by upgrading the Reload Talent. This rule only applies when first equipping a petal to replace another, not when reloading the equipped petal. Petals with an original reload time of 2.5 seconds or more are unaffected by this rule.

The "2.0s + 1.0s" cooldown time format means that the petal takes 2 seconds to reload, and 1 second after being reloaded to perform its special action (if it has one). If the minimum reload time is 2.5 seconds:

• The petal will take 2.5 seconds (instead of 2.0 seconds) to spawn when it is first equipped, and will take 1.0 seconds to perform its special action (e.x. heal for rose)
• When the petal is destroyed, it will go with the normal 2.0 second reload time until the petal is unequipped or swapped out.

Players can switch petals by using the number keys. Each slot corresponds to a number based on its location with the number appearing below each slot. Pressing this number switches the active petal and the secondary petal. Petals can also be switched by clicking on either or the petals that the player would like to switch. Pressing R completely switches the inventory.

All petals obtained by the player during game play will have their icons saved in their Inventory and Crafting. All petals range in Rarity, but players can craft higher Rarity petals. Some petals don't have lower rarities (e.g. Antennae starts at Rare rarity, while Basil starts at Mythic rarity).

Petals are dropped by mobs once they die. Petal drops are shared in PvE, meaning everyone can pick the drops up if they do at least 5% damage to the mob. Almost every petal can also be purchased from the Shop. You cannot steal drops from someone else, even in PvP, where drops are not shared.

Magic variants of certain normal petals can also be dropped by mobs once you have a Mana Orb equipped. They have improved stats and/or abilities compared to their base version, but they need mana to be spawned or even maintained. They are called Magic Petals.

Petal List

NOTE: To view in alphabetical order, there's an arrow you click in the header.

Name	Description	Function	Dropped by	Image	ID
Basic	A nice petal, not too strong but not too weak.	A basic starter damage petal.	Flowers in Hel		1
Light	Weaker than most petals, but recharges very quickly.	A damage petal. Deals low damage, but has a fast reload speed. Higher rarities have more copies. Affected by Duplicator.	Baby Ant, Baby Fire Ant, Ladybug		2
Rock	Extremely durable, but takes a bit longer to recharge.	A damage petal. Deals high damage but takes more time to reload.	Rock		3
Square	This shape... it looks familiar...	A rare petal that summons a Square of the same rarity.	Square		4
Rose	Its healing properties are amazing. Not so good at combat though.	A healing petal with low damage.	Ladybug, Desert Ladybug		5
Stinger	It really hurts, but it's very fragile.	Deals lots of damage, but has very low health and reloads slowly. Higher rarities have more copies. Affected by Duplicator.	Bee		6
Iris	Very poisonous, but takes a little while to do its work. -50% damage vs other flowers.	Deals poison damage over time.	Scorpion, Jungle Centipede		7
Wing	It comes and goes.	A basic damage petal that extends inwards and outwards of your petal orbit.	Fly, Moth, Firefly		8
Missile	You can actually shoot this one.	A projectile petal that can be shot as a projectile and travels in a straight line until it hits a mob or a certain amount of time passes.	Hornet, Wasp, Hel Wasp		9
Grapes	It goes poof. Now with a secret ingredient: poison.	A projectile petal that splits into four smaller particles, each shooting out in a straight line. Each projectile deals poison damage over time. Affected by Talents#Duplicator.	Jungle Centipede		10
Cactus	Not very strong, but somehow increases your maximum health.	Increases your flower's maximum health.	Cactus		11
Faster	It's so light it makes your other petals spin faster.	Increases petal rotation speed.	Spider, Leech		12
Bubble	Physics are for the weak.	Propels you in the direction opposite the Bubble's position in the petal orbit.	Bubble		13
Pollen	Asthmatics beware.	This petal can be dropped on the floor upon extending your petals and will stay there until it runs out of health. It will still be able to damage mobs. Affected by Duplicator.	Bee, Bumble Bee		14
Dandelion	Its interesting properties inhibits healing effects on affected units. Affected units have their healing reduced by 20%. Stacks with itself.	Reduces the healing of all mobs it hits, including other flowers in PvP. When in the attacking position, Dandelion has slightly more reach than all other petals. Affected by Duplicator.	Dandelion		15
Beetle Egg	Something interesting might pop out of this.	Summons a Beetle of one rarity below itself.	Beetle, Hel Beetle		16
Antennae	Allows your flower to sense foes farther away.	Increases your field of view. Unstackable.	Hornet, Wasp, Roach		17
Heavy	This thing is so heavy that nothing gets in the way. Slows down petal rotation speed when equipped.	Decreases petal rotation speed. Also pushes back mobs.	Rock		18
Yin Yang	This mysterious petal affects the rotation of your petals in unpredictable ways.	This petal is extremely complicated. Having an odd number of Yin Yangs in your loadout makes your petals rotate counterclockwise, whereas having an even number (or zero) makes them rotate clockwise. Also increases the different layers of petals orbiting you.	Jungle Ladybug		19
Web	It's really sticky.	Can be thrown on the ground, like Pollen, and expands into a large web that slows down all mobs inside of it. Radius increases with rarity.	Spider		20
Honey	Mobs love this. Attracts them in a large radius. Mobs will prioritize this over flowers. Affected units develop immunity to its effects after some time.	Can be thrown on the ground, and attracts mobs in a large radius, of which said mobs will prioritise the Honey over flowers: the max rarity that can be attracted is one rarity below itself. Affected mobs will stop being attracted to it once the first Honey dies.	Bee, Bumble Bee		21
Leaf	Gathers energy from the sun to heal your flower passively.	Heals your flower passively over time.	Baby Ant, Worker Ant, Centipede, Leafbug		22
Salt	Reflects some of the damage you take back to the enemy that dealt it. Higher rarity mobs have higher resistance to damage reflection.	Reflects damage taken to the enemy that dealt said damage. Higher rarity mobs are more resistance to damage reflection.	Desert Centipede		23
Rice	Spawns very quickly, but not very strong.	Deals very little damage, but reloads almost instantly.	Baby Ant		24
Corn	Takes a long time to spawn, but has a lot of health.	A basic damage petal with a lot of health, but reloads very slowly.	Worker Ant		25
Sand	A bunch of sand particles.	Four sand particles clumped together. Affected by Duplicator.	Sandstorm, Crab, Starfish		26
Pincer	Debilitates enemies temporarily, reducing their movement speed.	Deals poison damage and slows down enemies upon contact.	Scorpion		27
Yucca	Heals your flower but only while in the defensive position.	A basic healing petal that heals for quite a lot, but only when in the defensive position.	Baby Fire Ant, Worker Fire Ant, Soldier Fire Ant		28
Magnet	Increases drop pick up range.	Increases petal pickup radius (how far you can collect loot from). Unstackable.	Fire Ant Burrow, Shell		29
Yggdrasil	A dried leaf from the Yggdrasil tree. Rumored to be able to bring the fallen back to life.	A petal that can revive dead flowers, healing them to 20% of their base maximum health.	Desert Ladybug		30
Starfish	Increases health regen while below 75% health.	A basic healing petal that heals your flower when below 75% health.	Starfish		31
Pearl	Just drop it off somewhere and use your kinetic powers so you don't lose it.	Can be shot outwards and moves towards the flower.	Shell		32
Lightning	Strikes several nearby enemies.	Deals lightning damage, which deals damage to enemies in a chain.	Jellyfish		33
Jelly	No one likes touching this.	Deals knockback to enemies.	Jellyfish		34
Claw	Deals extra damage if the victim is above 80% health. -50% damage vs other flowers.	Deals extra damage, equal to a Stinger of the same rarity, when the victim is above 80% health: otherwise deals less damage.	Crab		35
Shell	Adds a temporary shield to yourself or allies.	Heals the player with a shield. This shield slowly runs out and can only be replenished by Shell or Amulet.	Shell		36
Cutter	A friend used to own this... now it's time for revenge. Increases body damage.	Increases body damage. Unstackable.	Digger		37
Dahlia	A small amount of heal but fairly consistent.	Heals the player by small amounts, consistently. Affected by Duplicator.	Desert Ladybug, Jungle Ladybug		38
Uranium	Periodically releases radiation. -75% damage versus other flowers. Effect strength depends on distance to petal.	Can be placed on the ground, dealing poison damage to everyone within range. Poison is more effective the closer you are to the petal.	Digger		40
Sponge	Spreads damage taken by the flower over a period of time. If destroyed, deals remaining damage all at once. Does not delay poison damage.	Spreads damage over a certain period of time: for example, instead of taking 100 damage, one would take 5.9 damage over 16.9 seconds. Unstackable.	Sponge		41
Soil	Increases health, but also increases flower size and decreases movement speed.	Increases health, but also increases flower size and decreases movement speed.	Ant Hole, Termite Mound, Worm		42
Fang	Heals based on damage dealt by this petal.	Heals the flower based on damage by this petal.	Leech		43
Third Eye	Allows your flower to expand your petals further out.	Increases petal reach. Unstackable.	Spider		44
Peas	It goes poof.	A projectile petal that splits into four smaller particles, each shooting out in a straight line. Affected by Duplicator.	Centipede, Mantis		45
Mysterious Stick	A mysterious stick that summons the forces of the wind.	Summons two Sandstorms of the previous rarity for a limited time.	Sandstorm		46
Clover	Increases your luck. Luck is used by specific petals to change their stats.	Increases crit chance for Dice.	Soldier Ant		47
Mysterious Powder	Increases movement speed. Disabled if flower takes damage or if near a mob higher than a certain rarity.	Increases movement speed immensely, but will nto function if the flower takes damage or is near a mob that is higher than a certain rarity threshold. Unstackable.	Desert Centipede		48
Air	It's literally nothing.	Increases flower radius and hitbox. Unstackable.	Bubble		49
Basil	Increases all healing received.	Increases all healing received.	Queen Ant, Queen Fire Ant		50
Orange	A sweet citrus fruit.	A basic damage petal consisting of three oranges arranged in a triangle pattern. Affected by Duplicator.	Hornet		51
Ant Egg	Something interesting might pop out of this.	Summons four Soldier Ants of the rarity below itself. Affected by Duplicator.	Queen Ant, Queen Fire Ant, Ant Egg, Fire Ant Egg, Termite Egg		52
Poo	Makes mobs less likely to want to attack you.	Reduces mob aggro range. Unstackable.	Fly		53
Light Bulb	A shiny lightbulb. Draws aggro from mobs.	Increases mob aggro range. Unstackable.	Moth, Firefly		54
Cotton	Absorbs damage taken by the flower.	Absorbs damage taken by the flower, losing its own health instead.	Bush		55
Carrot	Sturdy and reliable. Can be shot and bounces off walls.	A projectile petal that can be shot as a projectile and travels in a straight line, bouncing off of walls and corners, until it hits a mob or a certain amount of time passes.	Baby Termite		56
Bone	Sturdy.	A basic damage petal with armor. If this petal receives damage less than the armor, it will ignore the damage.	Soldier Termite		57
Plank	Does 20x damage vs projectiles and petals.	Deals 20x damage against projectiles, like Hornet/Wasp missiles or Mantis peas, and other players' petals.	Worker Termite		58
Tomato	Gets stronger over time.	Increases in size and damage over time.	Termite Overmind		59
Dark Mark	A dark mark that binds itself to a fallen soul.	Sends a dead player to Hel.	Hel Beetle, Hel Spider, Hel Centipede, Hel Wasp		60
Rubber	Increases knockback received. Also absorbs lightning damage dealt to the flower.	Increases knockback received by the player, as well as absorbing lightning damage.	Termite Mound		61
Blood Stinger	It really hurts, but it's very fragile. Deals damage to self when spawned.	Deals lots of damage, but has very low health and reloads slowly, though twice as fast as a regular Stinger. Also deals damage back to the flower (Blood Stinger self damage cannot kill you.) Higher rarities have more copies. Affected by Duplicator.	Wasp		62
Bur	Decreases armor of affected unit. Does not stack with itself.	Decreases the armor of any mob it hits: if armor debuff is higher than mob armor, extra damage is dealt.	Mantis		63
Root	Provides additional armor but only while in the defensive position.	Provides armor to the flower in the defensive position: all damage below the armor value is ignored. Unstackable.	Leafbug		65
Ankh	An ancient relic. When destroyed, will teleport the flower back to where it was destroyed.	Can be placed on the ground: once it runs out of health, you will be teleported to it. You can instantly destroy a petal by swapping it out, instantly reducing its health to 0 (same property with Sponge).	Beetle, Nazar Beetle		66
Dice	Has a 5% chance of dealing 35x damage. Chance increases by 4% per point in luck.	A basic damage petal that has a small chance to crit, dealing 35x damage.	Hel Beetle, Gambler		67
Talisman of Evasion	A necklace that allows the wearer to anticipate enemy attacks.	Increases the flower's evasion, which allows them to ignore damage a small percentage of the time.	Fly		68
Battery	Discharges electricity whenever the flower gets hit.	Deals lightning damage whenever the flower receives damage.	Firefly, Mecha Wasp, Mecha Spider		69
Amulet	Converts a percentage of overheal into shields.	You are still able to heal even when at max health, it just has no effect. Amulet converts this into a shield, much like Shell.	Termite Egg		70
Compass	This crappy thing might be able to find something interesting...	Points towards the nearest Super mob. Ultra Compasses prioritise Magnets over Super mobs. Unique Compasses can locate Squares.	Termite Overmind		71
Disc	Reduces damage taken from collisions with mobs and flowers.	Reduces damage taken by colliding with other mobs or petals. Does not reduce damage from projectiles, poison, or ranged attacks. Unstackable.	Fire Ant Burrow		72
Shovel	Becomes untargetable but unable to use petals for a limited time.	Allows you to burrow underground, making you invincible for a short time but slows you down and disables your petals during this duration. Unstackable.	Ant Hole, Worm		73
Coin	The power of capitalism compels you!	A basic damage petal. Only obtained through trading with the Trader.	Only obtainable through Trader		74
Poker Chip	ALL IN.	Has a chance to evade all damage dealt to it in one tick, ignoring that damage, allowing it to multihit. Has low damage, however.	Hel Wasp, Gambler		75
Card	A playing card. Likely marked.	Has different levels of damage and health based on what suit is active.	Hel Spider, Gambler		76
Moon Rock	This thing is so big your petals orbit it instead. Where did you find this anyway?	Petals orbit around the Moon Rock instead of you when equipped. The Moon Rock simply trails behind you. Unstackable.	Rock		77
Privet Berry	Deals extra Poison damage based on the existing Poison damage per second.	Deals extra Poison damage based on the existing Poison damage per second.	Soldier Fire Ant		78
Glass	Phases through enemies. Cannot damage enemies more often than a certain interval.	Phases through enemies, but cannot damage individual enemies more than a certain interval.	Soldier Ant		79
Corruption	Corrupts one's soul, turning them against their own kind.	Enables PvP outside of Hel, but cannot be unequipped. Ultra Corruption is lost on death, while Super and Unique Corruption is not. Unique Corruption can corrupt players round you. Unstackable.	Gambler		80
Mana Orb	Creates mana.	Creates mana over time, allowing you to find magic petals.	Magic Firefly		81
Blueberries	It goes poof. Now with the extra secret ingredient: lightning.	A projectile petal that splits into four smaller particles, each shooting out in a straight line. Each projectile deals physical damage as lightning. Requires mana to spawn. Affected by Talents#Duplicator.	Centipede, Jungle Centipede		82
Magic Cotton	Absorbs damage taken by the flower.	Absorbs damage taken by the flower based on their mana level.	Bush		83
Magic Stinger	It really hurts, but it's very fragile.	A variant of Stinger that deals more damage. Requires mana to spawn.	Bee, Wasp		84
Magic Leaf	Gathers mana from the environment passively.	Regenerates your flower's mana passively over time.	Baby Ant, Centipede, Leafbug, Worker Ant		85
Magic Cactus	Increases maximum mana capacity.	Increases your flower's maximum mana capacity.	Cactus		86
Magic Eye	Consumes half the current mana and deals damage based on that value.	Consumes half the current mana and deals damage based on that value. Unstackable.	Spider		87
Magic Missile	You can actually shoot this one... with magic.	A projectile petal that can be shot as a projectile and travels in a straight line until it hits a mob or a certain amount of time passes. Requires mana to spawn.	Hornet, Wasp, Hel Wasp		88
Magic Stick	A mysterious stick that summons the forces of the wind... with magic.	Summons Sandstorms with mana, each costing more mana to upkeep. Requires mana to spawn.	Sandstorm		89
Coral	Breaks apart on impact. Each piece has 50% of the stats of the predecessor.	Breaks apart on impact, each piece having 50% of the stats of its predecessor.	Sponge		90
Magic Bubble	Physics are for the magicless.	Propels you in the direction you are moving, regardless of position. Requires mana to spawn.	Bubble		91
Nazar Amulet	Reduces one damage instance damage by 98%.	Reduces the first instance of damage received upon loading in by 98%. Only Common, Epic, and Ultra rarities can drop from mobs, though all rarities are obtainable. Unstackable.	Nazar Beetle		92
Mimic	Copies the petal to the left of this, with the same rarity as this.	Copies the petal to the left of this, with the same rarity as this.	Mecha Flower		93
Fragment	Perhaps this could be used to forge something great?	Crafting component to forge Mjölnir.	Queen Fire Ant		94
Mjölnir	Only the most powerful hammer in the universe.	Deals immense lightning damage and has lots of health. Only exists at Unique rarity and only one can exist in the game.	N/A		94
Mecha Missile	Locked on.	A projectile petal that can be shot as a projectile and travels and homes in on enemies until it hits a mob or a certain amount of time passes.	Mecha Wasp		95
Wax	Don't ask where it came from.	A droppable petal that serves as a large wall.	Bumble Bee		96
Golden Leaf	A very special leaf, seems to allow you to use your other petals even more.	A basic petal that decreases the reload speed of all surrounding petals.	Bush		97
Cogwheel	Doesn't seem to do much...	Periodically pauses petal rotation, like how a gear rotates in intervals.	Mecha Flower		98
Monstera	Heals flowers around it. Effect fades out with distance to petal.	Heals flowers around you in an AoE radius, depending on distance.	Bush		99
Mecha Antennae	Allows your flower to sense foes farther away. And it has a blinking red light on top.	Increases the flower's FoV and allows them to control Mecha Missiles of the same rarity or below.	Mecha Wasp		100
Laser	Pew pew.	Damages all entities in a straight line originating from the petal.	Mecha Crab		101
Domino	Damage depends on how many dots it has.	Damage dealt is correlated to the number of pips displayed.	Hel Centipede		102

Gallery

Petals arranged alphabetically in the inventory, showing the highest Rarity versions of them (Stack display).

Petals categorized Rarity and alphabetically from top (Super) to bottom (Common).

Trivia

• A total of 102 petals can be currently found in the game.
  • 30 of those petals are from legacy florr.io, while the other 52 were added ever since florr.io was revamped. However, the 30 legacy petals have some differences from their legacy states:
    • The starting rarity of some petals may not match with their legacy rarity;
    • Certain petals are missing, such as Heavy;
    • The Unique rarity is missing;
    • Rare Rose, Epic and Legendary Peas, Heaviest and Fast, Twin and Triplet were renamed to, respectively: Dahlia, Grapes, Heavy and Light;
    • Multiple rarity variants of a certain petal (such as Cactus and its Epic variant) are now in the same lineage of petals (e.g. Cactus);
    • Some petals are dropped by different mobs, and only of a certain rarity or above;
    • Dandelion debuffs flowers by 20% for 15 seconds while stacking, and is not shootable anymore but goes farther away on offensive mode than most other petals, and receives one extra Dandelion at both the Mythic and the Ultra rarity variants;
    • Heavy slows down petal rotation speed;
    • Honey can be dropped to the ground, disappears after some time, attracts mobs to its location while it's on the ground, has a mob rarity limit and mobs can develop immunity to its attraction;
    • Salt reflects 20% damage to flowers, 50% damage to mobs of the same rarity, (n*3) 50% damage to mobs of (n-1) rarity below it (whereas n is the number of the rarities the mob is below the petal, and 1 being the same rarity) and less damage to mobs above its own rarity;
    • Stinger is now 3 petals in 1 at Mythic rarity, and not Legendary, and finally;
    • Yin Yang changes the petal rotation orientation at 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 Yin Yangs in one build, while increasing the petal orbit layers at 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 Yin Yangs in one build (layers start at 1 with zero Yin Yangs, then 2 layers at 2, 3 at 4, 4 at 6, 5 at 8 and all 10 at 10).
  • There are 55 petals starting at the Common rarity, 21 at the Unusual rarity, 8 at the Rare rarity, 2 at the Epic rarity, 4 at the Ultra rarity, 3 at the Mythic rarity and only 1 at the Legendary rarity.
• Petals, while heavily influencing almost all of them, are directly the subject of 53 Achievements:
  • The "All-seeing" Unusual Achievement, granted to you once you equip Antennae of any rarity;
  • The 2 "Be gone" Achievements of Legendary and Ultra rarities, granted to you once you mark, respectively, 1 player and 100 players with Dark Mark;
  • The "Breath in, breath out" Epic secret Achievement, granted to you once you rapidly equip and unequip Air of any rarity multiple times;
  • The "Collector" Super Achievement, granted to you once you grab 65 different petal drops in one playthrough, which means without dying;
  • The 3 "Consolation prize" Achievements of the Common, Ultra and Super rarities, granted to you once you lose, respectively, 4 petals of any rarity, 4 Mythic petals and Ultra petals from a fail in Crafting;
  • The 7 "Crafter" Achievements of all rarities starting at Unusual, granted to you once you successfully craft a petal of the rarity corresponding to the Achievement's own from Crafting;
  • The "Digger" Unusual Achievement, granted to you once you equip Cutter of any rarity;
  • The 3 "Evasive" Achievements of the Rare, Legendary and Ultra rarities, granted to you once you evade, respectively, 1k, 100k and 10m damage values with Talisman of Evasion;
  • The "Gambler" Legendary Achievement, granted to you once you insert 1000 Chips of any rarity at Plinko;
  • The 7 "Gear Up" Achievements of all rarities starting at Unusual, granted to you once you equip, respectively, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 10 petals of the same rarity in one build (the rarity of the petal depends on the Achievement);
  • The "Go to WHERE?" Unusual Achievement, granted to you once you get marked and successfully sent to Hel by a Mark from another player;
  • The "High roller" Super Achievement, granted to you once you insert an Ultra or a Super Chip in Plinko
  • The "High volume crafter" Ultra Achievement, granted to you once you successfully craft, in all of your playthroughs, 200k petals of any rarity from Crafting;
  • The "JACKPOT!" Mythic Achievement, granted to you once you hit the 500x Chip multiplier bucket in Plinko;
  • The "Magician" Epic Achievement, granted to you once you equip a Mana Orb of any rarity;
  • The "Return to sender" Rare Achievement, granted to you once you hit a mob with Jelly;
  • The "Rolling in dough" Legendary Achievement, granted to you once you grab 100 petal drops from different mobs in one second or less;
  • The "Sacrifice" Mythic Achievement, granted to you once you die one second (or less) after you revive someone with a Yggdrasil;
  • The "Saved" Legendary Achievement, granted to you once a player revives you with Yggdrasil;
  • The 2 "Savior" Achievements of Legendary and Ultra rarities, granted to you once you revive, respectively, 1 player and 100 players with Yggdrasil;
  • The 2 "Sound barrier" Achievements of Mythic and Ultra rarities, granted to you once you move a lot of tiles in a very short amount of time, usually achieved with Bubbles or Rubbers;
  • The 4 "Summoner" Achievements of the Rare, Epic, Legendary and Mythic rarities, granted to you once you spawn, respectively, 1, 100, 1k and 10k friendly mobs;
  • The "Termites…?" Rare Achievement, granted to you once you spawn a friendly Soldier Termite from using both Ant Egg and Relic in the same build;
  • The "The all-seeing one" and "It was destiny" Achievements of Legendary and Ultra rarities, which, despite having different names, share almost the same completion method as if they had the same name: they are granted to you once you, respectively, craft a petal of any rarity and an Ultra Petal with Oracle;
  • The "The lucky one" Legendary Achievement, granted to you once you craft 10 petals in a row without fail from Crafting;
  • The "The unlucky one" Ultra Achievement, granted to you once you fail 100 petal crafts in a row without success from Crafting;
  • The 3 "Trade" Achievements of Epic, Mythic and Super rarities, granted to you once you trade, respectively, a petal of any rarity, a Mythic petal and a Super petal for Coin from Trader, and finally;
  • The "Wasteful Crafting" Mythic Achievement, granted to you once you lose 1m petals from fails in Crafting, in all of your playthroughs.

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