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# Items

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At some point you will want to improve your bunny. Now it's important to remember about equipment. **Items** would allow you to increase **attributes**.&#x20;

It's not just goggles, pants or a mask. It's an energy instance magic stones (lootboxes) will drop. What matters the most, the attributes of the items can be very different, depending on item, so you will need to think a lot while trying to make a combo of items giving you the attributes you look for...

Here's the table explaining it a little.<br>

| Type      | Number of attributes |
| --------- | -------------------- |
| Common    | 0 - 1                |
| Uncommon  | 1 - 3                |
| Rare      | 2 - 5                |
| Unique    | 3 - 10               |
| Legendary | 7 - 15               |


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