creating an angel knight with angels brooch

I have been trying to create an angel knight, but still no luck.I have all the basic equipment and i have even used many goblets of destiny to create one.I checked the internet and it claimed that using an angels brooch will incr5ease the chances of a dead female to become an angel knight.does anyone know if the rumors are true?

This is the first time I've heard of this. So I would say nooooo...

but then again I don't know.

Decided to try it anyway and it actually worked! There is a chance it was just luck.

Interesting. I'll have to run tests...once I have a moment of free time...and check it out xD


Maybe it is possible if the process can be repeated successfully.

It is just a mith.Too many of my females turned into zombies.

i think quite a bit of testing has been done on this. While it does not guarantee an angel knight it greatly increases the chances assuming that they meet teh stat requirements, and have the necessary gear.

Supposedly the Angel's Brooch boosts the equipped character's invisible luck stat, which is factored into a dead female's (that meets the class requirements) chances of turning into an Angel Knight. In my last playthrough I produced two Angel Knights, after several resets, from dead clerics that had the Angel's brooch equipped. Some players have stated that Rai's Tear does this also, but I have not personally tested it.

Another method of boosting a character's luck stat is duping Goblets of Destiny (using the 255 item cheat) and using them on the character to produce as many "LUCK UP" results as possible. Again, this requires lots of resets.

I used both in conjunction to (supposedly) increase my chances of the dead characters turning into Angel Knights.

marjin wrote:

Supposedly the Angel's Brooch boosts the equipped character's invisible luck stat, which is factored into a dead female's (that meets the class requirements) chances of turning into an Angel Knight. In my last playthrough I produced two Angel Knights, after several resets, from dead clerics that had the Angel's brooch equipped. Some players have stated that Rai's Tear does this also, but I have not personally tested it.

Another method of boosting a character's luck stat is duping Goblets of Destiny (using the 255 item cheat) and using them on the character to produce as many "LUCK UP" results as possible. Again, this requires lots of resets.

I used both in conjunction to (supposedly) increase my chances of the dead characters turning into Angel Knights.

I never heard of using Rai's Tear. I'll give it a try on my next run of the game.