Old Gaol
Base
20.0%
DLC
13.8%
Special Event Hunting
Several Special Events have to be encountered and completed before their trophy unlocks. This page counts how many records carry each one, split by Nightlord and Shifting Earth, so you can see where an event has been recorded most and hunt there.
Gnoster Plague
Base
6.3%
DLC
2.5%
Fellomen Raid
Base
5.6%
DLC
2.5%
Augur Raid
Base
5.0%
DLC
3.8%
Libra Curse
Base
5.0%
DLC
3.8%
Night Horde
Base
5.0%
DLC
1.3%
Meteor Strike
Base
4.4%
DLC
1.3%
Extra Night Boss
Base
2.5%
DLC
7.5%
Walking Mausoleum
Base
2.5%
DLC
1.3%
Frenzy Tower
Base
1.9%
DLC
3.8%
Difficult Sorcerers Rise
Base
1.9%
DLC
1.3%
Caligo Raid
DLC
13.8%
Best combos, DLC
20%one of 6 pairings at this share
Gladius Raid
DLC
13.8%
Balancers Raid
DLC
5.0%
Best combos, DLC
20%one of 4 pairings at this share
What is counted
Every figure above comes from records on a Shifting Earth: the Crater, Mountaintop, Rotted Woods, Noklateo and the Great Hollow. Plain Limveld is set aside and counted nowhere on this page. It holds 240 of the 520 records in the dataset, and leaving it in would swamp every denominator here.
Base and DLC are counted apart and never pooled: 160 base records across the eight base Nightlords, 80 DLC records across the Balancers and Greg alone. The eight base Nightlords appear in the DLC range too, but they are left out of the DLC pool, so what that side compares is DLC Nightlords against each other. Most pairings hold exactly five records, so a single sighting reads as 20% and ties at the top are common. When pairings tie, one is shown and the panel says how many others sit on the same share. Read the fraction, not the percentage.
Base: seeds 000 to 319 on a Shifting Earth, 160 records across the eight base Nightlords.
DLC: seeds 1000 to 1199 on a Shifting Earth under the Balancers or Greg, 80 records. Their Great Hollow pairings hold twenty records each; every other pairing on the page holds five.
The Base and DLC percentages give the share of that pool holding the event, whichever Nightlord or map it landed on. The panels below them narrow that to the best pairing.
Where pairings tie, the one shown is picked by Nightlord order, earliest first, then by map in the order listed above.
Old Gaol is not an event card. It is an encounter on the map, and from outside it looks like any other Evergaol, so without the record you spend a Stonesword Key to find out what is in it. Its share counts the records that carry it.
Caligo Raid, Gladius Raid and Balancers Raid require the Forsaken Hollows DLC. They appear in none of the base records, so those three carry a DLC figure only.
Seed badges open the full map for that record in a new tab.
These are shares of records in a fixed dataset, not the odds the game rolls. Read the event probability guide for how far a small denominator can be trusted, and the data methodology for where the records came from.
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