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| It's made of solid gold. What's it for? | |
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| Source(s) | Casino: |
| Sell Price | Cannot be sold |
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The Statue of Endless Fortune is a piece of Furniture that can be purchased for
1,000,000g from an NPC in the Casino. It produces one gift or item each day. It's possible to own multiple statues.
The statue is one of the most expensive items in the game and is the third fastest way of obtaining Iridium Bars. The other ways are through the Statue of Perfection, which gives 2-8 Iridium Ore daily, and rapidly descending the Skull Cavern using Stairs.
Normal Days
On days when no villager has a birthday, the statue has an equal chance of producing one of four items:
Diamond,
Iridium Bar,
Omni Geode, or
Gold Bar.
Birthdays
On a villager's birthday, the statue will produce a specific one of his/her "loved" items. The quality of the item is always normal (lowest quality).
| Item Produced | Villager's Birthday |
|---|---|
Trivia
- The statue resembles the maneki-neko figurines popular in Japan and China, considered a symbol of good luck for small business owners.