Trophy list

This page lists every trophy defined in the game's TrophyData table, grouped by the slot type it fits (Scars, Resistance or Nightmare). The table has 477 rows, but many rows are the same trophy at a different level or effect strength, so the lists below show 119 distinct trophies. Names are the game's English names; stats and sources come from the tables, not from in-game text.

How to read the tables#

• Stats +0 → +5: the trophy's main properties at its lowest level and at the maximum enhancement level (+5). Percent stats are shown in percent (the game stores tenths of a percent). Trophies that cannot be enhanced show their values by item level instead, or a single value. Trophy enhancement#Stone costs explains how a trophy goes from +0 to +5.
• Item id(s): the item ids of the same trophy at +0, +1, +2 and so on, when the table has separate rows for them. A single id means only the +0 version exists as an item.
• Special effect: the trophy's LogicType in plain words, followed by its raw type number and LogicParam value (the strength). Strengths and exact formulas are on Trophy effects. "Abnormal" is the low-Sanity state just before the Lunatic state.
• Notes: "cannot be discarded" means the trophy's Price is -1; "sells for N" is the base sale value (see Trophies#Selling and discarding); "one per slot pair" means two copies cannot sit in the paired slots.
• Where to get: all sources found in the data tables. Region names are the game's own. "Arcade copy" means the duplicate of a region used by an Arcade mode stage (story ids 1001 to 1006). "Standard Mode preset" lists the heroes who start with the trophy in Obsession Challenge#Standard Mode (preset heroes). Enemy names are plain-English glosses of the internal Chinese model names (inferred); chances are the share of the enemy's drop group, in the first playthrough. More detail is on Trophy sources.
• Random-stat trophies roll their numbers when obtained; ranges are on Random trophy properties.

Scars trophies#

Fixed-stat Scars trophies (27)#

Random-stat Scars trophies (7)#

Resistance trophies#

Fixed-stat Resistance trophies (29)#

Random-stat Resistance trophies (5)#

Nightmare trophies#

Fixed-stat Nightmare trophies (38)#

Random-stat Nightmare trophies (5)#

Placeholder trophies#

Hidden mechanics#

• New Game Plus raises the level of the loot. For 33 of the fixed-stat trophies the game keeps one item row per level (for example Truth is 60025, 60225, 60325 and 60425). The shop, pickup and drop tables list a different row for each journey, so on journey 2, 3 and 4 the same shop slot, pickup or drop gives the +1, +2 or +3 version. The journey is capped at 4 (BattleData.GameLoopMax), so +4 and +5 can only come from Trophy enhancement, except for the six death-bound pots, whose shop stock reaches +5 (see "Item ids encode the level" below). Prices climb with the journey too: Truth costs 100 / 120 / 140 / 180 Bone Fragments, Non-Existent Boots 875 / 900 / 950 / 999. The row patterns are counted in Trophy enhancement#Pre-enhanced trophies in New Game Plus and the shops in Trophy sources#Merchants.
• Some stock does not scale. Merchant 1902 sells six trophies as the +0 item in every journey, even though +1 to +3 rows exist for them (table in Trophy sources#Merchants). Those higher rows (for example 60262, 60362, 60462) are not referenced by any table (checked in ItemDropData, StoryItem and TransactionData). Merchants 1902 and 1903 have no placed character (see Trophy sources#Merchants). Merchant 1903 does scale: it sells the six death-bound pots for 33 to 150 Anthozoan Bones depending on the journey and on how far a quest chain (75051 to 75053) has advanced. Dream Chest rolls do not scale with the journey either; they use their own chest tiers (see Dream Chest).
• Item ids encode the level. The +1 to +3 copies add 200, 300 or 400 to the +0 id for most trophies (60025 to 60225); the "destroyed on death" family steps by 10 (61011, 61021, 61031, 61041, 61051, 61061). All six pot levels are obtainable: merchant 1903 sells +4 and +5 (ids 61051 and 61061 and their siblings) in its later stages (TransactionData TransactionId 10027 to 10038; the most expensive stage sells +3, +4, +5, +5 over journeys 1 to 4).
• Ten Melos Bottles, one slot. The ten Melos Bottles (60068 to 60075, 60079, 60080) share one equip-group id, so only one of them can be worn at a time. The Katib quest line hands them out one by one (quest ids in Trophy sources#Quest rewards) and each keeps you in the Abnormal sanity state; the effect (type 119) is explained in Trophy effects#Sanity, purification and the Marred.
• The Melos Bottles are an upgrade ladder. Between two bottles the quest chain takes away the bottle you hold, 1 Condensation Honey and 30 x N Anthozoan Bones (1,350 Anthozoan Bones and 9 Honey in total), then hands over the next bottle; each adds a little more Attack, Crit Damage and Crit Rate than the one before. The step-by-step costs are on Gravedigger#Melos Bottle ladder and the quest ids in Trophy sources#Quest rewards. None of the bottles can be enhanced.
• Unique and undiscardable trophies. 57 of the 94 fixed-stat trophies have Price -1, which blocks discarding them and keeps them off the vendor sell screens. Six trophies also carry a unique id, so only one copy can exist at a time (in your bag or equipped): Active Niter Pot, Crimson Spar, Stone Grass Ring, Spellbreaker Runestone, Glistening Mercury and Seal of Flame. If you already own one, a second is refused with a message. The equip rules are on Trophies#Equipping rules.
• Death-bound trophies. Those six pots have effect 114: they are removed from your equipment when your last hero falls. The code runs FS_TrophyEquipList:Dead only when IsSecondaryHostPlayerDead is true, that is, when no other enabled hero is alive to take over (controller/controllerstorymode.lua:1856-1858, controller/controllermain.lua:3211-3223). Some of them are also part of the Standard Mode presets. Details: Trophy effects#Hero-specific and death effects.
• Eight placeholder trophies. Item ids 67068 to 67075 still carry Chinese developer labels instead of English names, have developer comments instead of descriptions, and appear in no drop, shop, quest or chest table (rows in the table above). They are unused test entries (inferred); see also Trophy effects#Hidden mechanics.
• Two effect types exist only in code. TrophyLogicType also defines 108 (damage per second) and 117 (dead drop sub), but no trophy in the data uses them (inferred: cut effects). See Trophy effects#Hidden mechanics.
• Strength units. The data's developer comments describe the parameter of effect types 121 to 126 as per-mille (thousandths), and the code agrees: the attack, defence and drain checks call MathHelper.addValuePermil / subValuePermil (logic/playervalue/animalbase_value.lua:2216-2243, common/mathhelper.lua:193-205). So 125 / 170 / 200 read as 12.5% / 17% / 20%; the rules are on Trophy effects#How effects combine. The 67xxx, 68xxx and 69xxx random-stat ids are the slight, moderate and great strengths of the same trophy.

Sources#

• TrophyData (ES_TrophyData, 477 rows; en_Name, Level, Type, Property1-Property4, LogicType, LogicParam, NoOverlay, UniqueId, EquipUniqueId, EmotionType, Price), TrophyProperty (1,050 rows), TrophyRandomProperty (948 rows).
• Obtaining: FormulaData (FormulaId = trophy id, 39 trophies), TransactionData (ItemId_1..4 by journey, MonsterId = merchant), StoryItem (ItemId_1..4 by journey), StoryQuest (ActionType 2, "item to bag"), ItemDropData (ItemId_1..4 by journey, joined to StoryMonster.DropId / FirstDropId / SanDropId), StoryMazeDrop (groups 10006 to 10010), StoryChallengeHero (Trophy_1..6, the Obsession Challenge Standard Mode presets).
• Code: luascript/structdata/fs_trophyitemdata.lua:7-87 (level to property mapping), fs_trophyequiplist.lua:88-139, 234-257, 259-283 (equip, stacking, death), structdata/ms_trophyproperty.lua:30-60 (value lookup), structdata/ms_storyitemdrop.lua:33-46 and fs_savestory.lua:1960-1978 (cycle column selection), structdata/ms_transactiondata.lua:25-35, controller/controllerstorymode.lua:3392-3420 (monster drops), 5355-5417 (weighted drop roll), structdata/ms_itemdata.lua:57-92 (logic type names).
• Enemy model glosses (club-wielder, archer, dog, and so on) translate the internal Chinese names in HeroData text for models 20001 to 20043 (inferred).