Djinn's Curse

  

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Djinn's Curse

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Statistics

Type	Armor
Body slot	Pants
Tooltip	Grants slow fall in exchange for your feet
Rarity	04*
Sell	1 GC
Research	1 required

• Internal Item ID: 3770 (Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)
• Internal Armor ID: 140

 Obtained from

 Classic

 Expert

 Master

Entity	Qty.	Rate
Desert Spirit(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions) Desert Spirit(Desktop, Console and Mobile versions)	1	3.25%

Djinn's Curse is a Hardmode armor item that can be equipped in the "pants" slot. It visually replaces the player's feet with a genie-like effect, similar to the Desert Spirit's appearance.

When equipped in the functional "pants" armor slot, it also provides a slow-fall effect which is exactly identical to the buff of the Featherfall Potion: negates fall damage, and reduces the player's fall speed and gravity by 2/3 (66.67%).

Additionally, holding the ▼ Down key will revert fall speed and gravity back to normal; holding the ▲ Up key will change the fall speed and gravity reduction percentage to 90%. Due to the reduced gravity, the distance players are knocked back when hit by an attack will also be increased.

Djinn's Curse also works with mounts and minecarts (except the Bee Mount, Djinn's Curse has no effect on it), and works during reversed gravity.

Djinn's Curse has a 13/400 (3.25%) chance of being dropped by Desert Spirits.

Notes

• While running with the Hermes Boots or any other boots, it will instead use the Spectre Boots' flying sound effect.
• Djinn's Curse and the Featherfall Potion are the only items that can prevent fall damage while the Stoned debuff is active.
• Since the Djinn's Curse and the Featherfall Potion provides the same effect, they cannot stack with each other.

Trivia

The Mannequin's appearance with Djinn's Curse in pre-1.4.0.1.

• Djinn, jinn, or genies are creatures from Arabian mythology that were the basis of stories about genies who grant wishes. As many genie stories involve the granting of a selfish wish at some horrible unforeseen expense, Djinn's Curse refers to the player being granted the ability to float, at the expense of having to sacrifice their feet (and potentially, defense from armor pieces), which is reflected in the tooltip.
• Djinn's Curse is one of the three armor items which do not grant any defense. The other two are the Amethyst Robe and the Wood Greaves.
• Prior to 1.4.0.1, Djinn's Curse did not appear on Mannequins like it did on players due to programming limitations; instead, it was shown as a pair of purple pants.
• Despite the tooltip saying that it grants slow fall in exchange for the player's feet, it actually trades not just the player's feet for slow fall, but also the player's legs.
• The Djinn's Curse has a drop rate of 13/400. 13 and 4 are considered unlucky numbers in Western and Chinese culture respectively.

History

 Desktop version

• Desktop 1.4.4: Now classified as an armor item instead of vanity.

• Desktop 1.4.0.1: Fixed display on Mannequin.

• Desktop 1.3.3: Introduced.

 Console version

• Console 1.17: Introduced.

 Nintendo Switch version

• Switch 1.0.1096.2: Introduced.

 Mobile version

• Mobile 1.4.0.5.0: Introduced with changes from Desktop 1.4.0.1.