Vajrada Amethyst Chunk is a Character Ascension Material used by Electro characters.
Dropped By[]
5 Weekly Bosses drop Vajrada Amethyst Chunk:
7 Normal Bosses drop Vajrada Amethyst Chunk:
Alchemy[]
Craft Usage[]
There are 7 items that can be crafted using Vajrada Amethyst Chunk:
Item | Craft Type | Recipe |
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Agnidus Agate Chunk | Converting | Vajrada Amethyst Chunk ×1 Dust of Azoth ×9 |
Nagadus Emerald Chunk | Converting | Vajrada Amethyst Chunk ×1 Dust of Azoth ×9 |
Prithiva Topaz Chunk | Converting | Vajrada Amethyst Chunk ×1 Dust of Azoth ×9 |
Shivada Jade Chunk | Converting | Vajrada Amethyst Chunk ×1 Dust of Azoth ×9 |
Vajrada Amethyst Gemstone | Crafting | Vajrada Amethyst Chunk ×3 Mora ×2,700 |
Varunada Lazurite Chunk | Converting | Vajrada Amethyst Chunk ×1 Dust of Azoth ×9 |
Vayuda Turquoise Chunk | Converting | Vajrada Amethyst Chunk ×1 Dust of Azoth ×9 |
Ascension Usage[]
13 Characters use Vajrada Amethyst Chunk for ascension:
No Weapons use Vajrada Amethyst Chunk for ascension.
Trivia[]
- The Vajrada Amethyst quote is paraphrased by Ei in a cutscene of the Archon Quest The Omnipresent God in Chapter II: Act III - Omnipresence Over Mortals.
- In Chinese and Japanese versions, the item quote and cutscene lines are identical.
Etymology[]
- The English name for this item derives "Vajrada" from Vajra, the weapon used by Indra, the Hindu God of Rain and Thunder. It is also used as a symbol of indestructibility and the "conscious attempt to recognize the transcendental aspect of all phenomena."
- In Buddhism, Vajra is one of the Twelve Heavenly Generals, the yaksha who serve Bhaisajyaguru, the buddha of healing.
- Vajrada Amethyst is the only gemstone item group named after a weapon. All other gemstone item groups are named after Hindu and Vedic deities.
- In the Chinese version, "Vajrada" is instead 最胜/最勝
Zuì Shèng, "All-Surpassing, Most Beautiful, Greatest."
Change History[]
Released in Version 1.0
Etymology[]
- The English name for this item derives "Vajrada" from Vajra, the weapon used by Indra, the Hindu God of Rain and Thunder. It is also used as a symbol of indestructibility and the "conscious attempt to recognize the transcendental aspect of all phenomena."
- In Buddhism, Vajra is one of the Twelve Heavenly Generals, the yaksha who serve Bhaisajyaguru, the buddha of healing.
- Vajrada Amethyst is the only gemstone item group named after a weapon. All other gemstone item groups are named after Hindu and Vedic deities.
- In the Chinese version, "Vajrada" is instead 最胜/最勝
Zuì Shèng, "All-Surpassing, Most Beautiful, Greatest."
Other Languages[]
Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
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English | Vajrada Amethyst Chunk | — |
Chinese (Simplified) | 最胜紫晶块 Zuìshèng Zǐjīng Kuài | Chunk of All-Surpassing Amethyst |
Chinese (Traditional) | 最勝紫晶塊 Zuìshèng Zǐjīng Kuài | |
Japanese | 最勝のアメシスト・塊 Saishou no Ameshisuto - Katamari | All-Surpassing Amethyst - Chunk |
Korean | 승리의 자수정 덩이 Seungri-ui Jasujeong Deong'i | Amethyst Chunk of Victory |
Spanish | Trozo de amatista vajrada | Piece of Vajrada Amethyst |
French | Morceau d'améthyste vajrada | Vajrada Amethyst Chunk |
Russian | Кусок аметиста Ваджрада Kusok ametista Vadzhrada | Vajrada Amethyst Piece |
Thai | Vajrada Amethyst Chunk | — |
Vietnamese | Miếng Tử Tinh Thắng Lợi | |
German | Vajrada-Amethyst-Brocken | Vajrada Amethyst Chunk |
Indonesian | Vajrada Amethyst Chunk | — |
Portuguese | Pedaço de Ametista Vajrada | |
Turkish | Vajrada Ametisti Parçası | Vajrada Amethyst Piece |
Italian | Pezzo d'ametista Vajrada |
Change History[]
Released in Version 1.0