Silent components

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Silent components are rare materials used in the Invention skill. Level 87 Invention is required to discover them at an Inventor's workbench and use them in a gizmo; however, this level is not required to obtain them.

Additionally, players with level 88 Invention can combine 60 Silent components with 2 cut onyx and 100 black stone hearts to create a Demon slayer ability codex which increases damage against demons by 15% for 10 seconds once every minute. The Invention blueprint for making the codex can be purchased from Bryll Thoksdottir for 100,000 Dungeoneering tokens.

Obtaining[edit | edit source]

Full list: Category:Items that disassemble into Silent components
Calculator: Calculator:Disassembly by material/Silent

All Death Lotus items give 3 silent components each, meaning that the cheapest items to disassemble for them is either the inferior hood (tradeable, 30 lacquer), superior tekoh or tabi (untradeable, 20 lacquer each), or darts/off-hand darts (untradeable, 2 ancient bones and 50 ascension shards per 50). (A player can craft extra death lotus darts via the Fletching skill cape perk.) Alternatively, level 9+ augmented (superior) Death Lotus chaps (60 lacquer) give 12 silent components when disassembled, at the additional cost of an augmentor and the time (and divine charges) spent levelling them up.

Drop sources[edit | edit source]

For an exhaustive list of all known sources for this item, see here.
  1. ^ The quantity of materials increases by 1 per rank.
  2. ^ There is a 1% chance to obtain a rare material instead of an uncommon one. The rarity boundaries represent an item with Scavenging 1 below level 20 and an item with Scavenging 4 at level 20.

Possible perks[edit | edit source]

PerkGizmosPerk ranks available with X materials
Standard GizmoAncient Gizmo
WeaponArmourTool12345123456789
Honed
11–21–32–52–501–21–22–32–42–53–63–64–6
Lucky
1234–5501–22345666

Products[edit | edit source]

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