The official game confirms accessory rolls. Community guides describe Accessory Tickets and an equipment menu, but disagree on whether all accessories are cosmetic or provide stats. Inspect each item’s own tooltip.
Tickets and rolls
Accessory Tickets are listed in several reported code reward bundles. One guide also lists purchases and flip drops, but their current prices and probabilities are not verified here. Before a roll, read the currency icon, price and any displayed rarity information.
Inspect an equipped effect
- Open the accessory inventory and inspect an item.
- Record its effect text, if any.
- Equip it without changing the coin or temporary boosts.
- Check whether the relevant displayed value changes.
If an item has no documented effect, do not assign it a hidden bonus. If it has a named bonus, do not label it cosmetic simply because a different guide does.
Use deletion settings carefully
Community instructions describe automatic deletion by rarity and a separate manual delete mode. Before rolling, inspect which options are active. The meaning of a red or green control can change with the interface; read labels rather than relying only on color.
Keep unfamiliar items until you understand what the game will delete. This site does not provide a verified recovery method for discarded accessories.
Why there is no accessory tier list
A complete ranking would require a current roster, accurate bonuses, slot limits and comparisons under equivalent conditions. Our sources do not establish that dataset. This guide focuses on evaluating the item in front of you instead of inventing a best-in-slot build.
Sources & review
Reviewed against the cited public material. A review date is not an in-game test or a promise that a live game has not changed. Read the evidence policy.