Version 1: Arachnid Claws and Tapioca exploit

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Summary

Between October 3 and 12, 2026, players split Tapioca into dozens of copies to farm its drops. The developers reverted it within 24 hours. On October 12, 2026, players split Tapioca into dozens of copies to get far more drops. It was reverted within 24 hours.

1. −Removed: Between October 3 and 12, 2026, a group of players found a way to turn one Tapioca into dozens, and with it dozens of chances at its best drops. The developers caught it within a day, reverted it, and compensated the players involved with Clay.
2. +Added: On October 12, 2026, a group of players found a way to farm Tapioca's drops many times over in a single raid. The developers caught it and reverted it within 24 hours.
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4. {{items: 183=Arachnid Claws, 288=Digital Soul, 91=Shadowscript Brush, 92=Inkstained Pages}}
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6. ## How it worked
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8. −Removed: The trick paired two item effects.
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10. −Removed: **Arachnid Claws** (✦✦✦✦) reads "On hit: apply 3 stacks of Poison, then split the target into 2 copies with half its current HP." Each hit doubles the Mymic it lands on.
11. +Added: Two item effects did the work together:
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13. −Removed: **Matrix**, applied by items such as Digital Soul, cuts the damage being dealt by a large amount.
14. +Added: - **Arachnid Claws** (✦✦✦✦): "On hit: apply 3 stacks of Poison, then split the target into 2 copies with half its current HP." Each hit doubled the Mymic it struck.
15. +Added: - **Matrix** (applied by items such as Digital Soul) cut the damage being dealt by a large amount.
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17. −Removed: With Matrix holding the damage down, players could keep hitting Tapioca with Arachnid Claws and split it again and again, into about 50 copies, before finishing them off.
18. +Added: With Matrix slowing the damage, players could keep hitting Tapioca with Arachnid Claws and split it again and again, into about 50 copies, before finishing them off.
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20. ## Why it paid off
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22. −Removed: Raid drops roll once per kill, for everyone in the party. Every Tapioca copy counted as its own kill, so every copy was another roll at Tapioca's drops. Those include Shadowscript Brush (✦✦✦✦) and Inkstained Pages (✦✦✦).
23. +Added: Raid drops roll once per kill, for everyone in the party. Each Tapioca copy counted as its own kill, so every copy was another chance at Tapioca's drops, including Shadowscript Brush (✦✦✦✦) and Inkstained Pages (✦✦✦).
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25. ## The fix
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27. −Removed: The developers reverted the exploit within 24 hours. Players who used it lost the items they'd gained and were given 10,000 Clay instead.
28. +Added: The developers reverted it within 24 hours. Players who used the exploit had the items they gained taken back and were given 10,000 Clay instead.
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30. ## On polbielytics
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32. −Removed: Raids from those days with more than 3 Tapioca kills are left out of the site's drop rates and luck scores. See [Raids and Mymics](wiki:raids-and-mymics) for how drops work per kill.
33. +Added: Raids from that day still count toward the site's drop rates and luck scores the way the game recorded them. See [Raids and Mymics](wiki:raids-and-mymics) for how drops work per kill.

This version

On October 12, 2026, a group of players found a way to farm Tapioca's drops many times over in a single raid. The developers caught it and reverted it within 24 hours.

Arachnid ClawsDigital SoulShadowscript BrushInkstained Pages

How it worked

Two item effects did the work together:

• Arachnid Claws (✦✦✦✦): "On hit: apply 3 stacks of Poison, then split the target into 2 copies with half its current HP." Each hit doubled the Mymic it struck.
• Matrix (applied by items such as Digital Soul) cut the damage being dealt by a large amount.

With Matrix slowing the damage, players could keep hitting Tapioca with Arachnid Claws and split it again and again, into about 50 copies, before finishing them off.

Why it paid off

Raid drops roll once per kill, for everyone in the party. Each Tapioca copy counted as its own kill, so every copy was another chance at Tapioca's drops, including Shadowscript Brush (✦✦✦✦) and Inkstained Pages (✦✦✦).

The fix

The developers reverted it within 24 hours. Players who used the exploit had the items they gained taken back and were given 10,000 Clay instead.

On polbielytics

Raids from that day still count toward the site's drop rates and luck scores the way the game recorded them. See Raids and Mymics for how drops work per kill.