Accuracy Explained & How to Increase it » Idleon (2024)

Accuracy is one of the most important concepts to understand in Idleon early on, as you will struggle to hit enemies even if your damage would be high enough to progress to the next map.

Thankfully it is a very simple stat to understand and just as easy to boost through various means.

This guide will go through how to increase accuracy as well as how much of it you will need in each World to be able to hit all the enemies at 100% accuracy.

How Accuracy works in Idleon

At its core, accuracy decides how likely you are to hit a certain monster.

If your accuracy is 50%, you will miss half of your hits and only gain half of any AFK gains from that map.

Each class has a specific stat that improves their accuracy, which you can see from the chart below, taken from our class selection guide.

Image	Class	Path	Damage Stat	Accuracy Stat	Profession
	Warrior		STR	WIS	Mining
	Archer		AGI	STR	Smithing
	Mage		WIS	AGI	Chopping
	Journeyman		LUK	LUK	All Professions

As you can see, each class has different stats for damage and accuracy (except Journeyman), but the damage stat also affects that classes profession efficiency, meaning it is a much more important stat to boost.

You can find the current accuracy requirement in a specific map from it’s AFK Info screen and it will show you your current accuracy above the progress bar.

In the image above, the World 2 Pincermins map requires 337 accuracy for a 100% hit chance, and the current character has 324 accuracy, meaning he will only have a 94% chance to hit an enemy.

You can see your current accuracy on top of the green accuracy bar or by opening your bag and finding the stat from the Character Info.

Putting points into your classes accuracy related stat will give many points into actual accuracy, as it is multiplied by many aspects of the game.

We will discuss all the possible ways to increase this multiplier after the next section.

Accuracy requirements in each World

In general you want to have 100% accuracy in any map that you are idling on as to maximize your gains, but anything over that is generally redundant.

This is why you should have an idea of when your accuracy is high enough to finish your current World and focus on increasing your damage stats instead.

World 1 Accuracy Requirements

	Monster	Accuracy Requirement (for 100%)
First Enemy	Green Mushroom	2
Last Enemy	Gigafrog	90
World Boss	Amarok	158

World 2 Accuracy Requirements

	Monster	Accuracy Requirement (for 100%)
First Enemy	Sandy Pot	90
Last Enemy	Snelbie	600
World Boss	Efaunt	825

World 3 Accuracy Requirements

	Monster	Accuracy Requirement (for 100%)
First Enemy	Sheepie	825
Last Enemy	Neyeptune	3,600
World Boss	Chizoar	3,375

World 4 Accuracy Requirements

	Monster	Accuracy Requirement (for 100%)
First Enemy	Purp Mushroom	4,200
Last Enemy	Stilted Seeker	16,500
World Boss	Massive Troll	3,750

World 5 Accuracy Requirements

	Monster	Accuracy Requirement (for 100%)
First Enemy	Suggma	18,000
Last Enemy	Tremor Wurm	75,000
World Boss	Kattlecruk	3,750

World 6 Accuracy Requirements

	Monster	Accuracy Requirement (for 100%)
First Enemy	Sprout Spirit	75,000
Last Enemy	Samurai Guardian	3,8M
World Boss	Not out yet	Not out yet

Best Gear for high accuracy

You should now be aware of how much accuracy you need to finish your current world, so let’s go through all the methods and tools that increase your accuracy in Idleon.

Obviously the most important factor is by increasing your class-specific accuracy stat, but other than throwing in more skill points, gear is the biggest difference maker early on.

Keeping your gear up-to-date when you reach a new world will usually give you enough accuracy to finish that world.

Here are the optimal gear sets for each world that should give you most of the accuracy boost you will need.

NOTE: The armors below are ordered from decent (will work) to good (will work better)! All anvil tabs have better equipment but they’re not worth it for all characters due to high material costs.

Item Type	World 1 (Blunder Hills)	World 2 (Yum Yum Desert)
Weapon
Helmet
Body
Legs
Boots
Pendant
Rings

Weapon choice is not important early on as they don’t boost stats or accuracy significantly, but in World 2 it’s already worth it to craft some of the class specific weapons.

Copper armor will last you just fine through the entire first world, but Amarok equipment are cheap and good enough for the second world (Amarok helmet is not worth the materials).

As for the amulets, the orange Carrot Horror pendant is decent and you get it for free from Stiltzcho’s early quests.

However, once you reach Amarok, you can buy the Tarantulight pendant from the Encroaching Forest Villas shop which has one more upgrade slot.

When it comes to rings, the Steel Band is fairly cheap and has 3 upgrade slots in comparison to the other rings 2 slots, so it’s the best option early on.

See Also

Complete Trapping Guide (Builds, Strategies, Talents & more) » Idleon

The Frisbee Ring is a quest reward from Sprout from the top of the tree in World 1, where you need to kill some Wood Mushrooms. It gives +35 Accuracy and has 4 upgrade slots, but it’s quite difficult to get many of, so it’s debatable if it’s worth the trouble.

Item Type	World 3 (Frostbite Tundra)	World 4 (Hyperion Nebula)
Weapon
Helmet
Body
Legs
Boots
Pendant
Rings

The weapons are self explanatory and helmets are pretty simple and cheap as well.

When it comes to armor, you can get far with the Efaunt gear, then upgrading them to Dementia as you go. Finally Chizoar gear will get you through World 4 and started with World 5.

The Deathly Cluster pendant can be obtained from the Party Dungeon Flurbo shop and it’s one of the best pendants currently in the game, only bested by Chizoars Caustic Scarf.

When it comes to rings, the Silver Stopwatch is fairly easy to get from Funguy’s quests, but the Bejeweled Ring is a nice step up once you get enough Flurbos in Party Dungeon to buy a few. In World 4, the Neutron Ice ring is great and super easy to get from Rams, so you can just add them to all your characters.

Remember to use up the upgrade slots on your equipment! If you want to add your accuracy statistic to them, you must upgrade them on a character where it is their main stat. For example, if you want more WIS on your gear for your Warrior to boost his accuracy, use upgrade stones on his gear on your Mage character!

Your accuracy will be high and you won’t need to worry about complicated gear sets as these work perfectly for all classes.

Alchemy for Accuracy

If your gear is not quite there yet, the second biggest boost to accuracy in Idleon is the famous Shaquracy alchemy bubble.

It is the 7th bubble in the green cauldron and can be increased with Bloach fish.

It has a huge buff of +1% Accuracy gained from your classes accuracy stat per level, which makes a massive difference fast. At level 100, it will double your accuracy, which in turn is increased even more by other buffs.

If you checked our Alchemy Vial guide, you might notice there is also a Fly-vial which boosts base accuracy.

However, the boost is very insignificant in comparison to the amount of materials it costs, so you shouldn’t focus on it too much. The Shaquracy bubble is much more important.

Boosting Accuracy with Cards, Statues & Stamps

There are 5 different cards in Idleon that boost accuracy by a lot, but since cards also can provide huge bonuses to damage and other aspects, you don’t want to waste them on accuracy if not necessary.

The cards are listed below in descending order of their position in the in-game card gallery.

Card	Source	Min. Effect (0 Stars)	Max. Effect (4 Stars)
	Wood Mushroom World 1 Where the Branches End	+5% Total Accuracy	+25% Total Accuracy
	Sand Castle World 2 Shifty Sandbox	+4% Total Accuracy	+20% Total Accuracy
	Copper Vein World 1 Tunnels Entrance	+4 Base Accuracy	+20 Base Accuracy
	Stump Tree World 1 Hollowed Trunk	+3% Total Accuracy	+15% Total Accuracy
	Neyeptune World 3 Crystal Basecamp	+5% Total Accuracy	+25% Total Accuracy

It is good to note that alongside the cards, the World 3 card set, or Frostbite Tundra set, has a set bonus of increased defense and accuracy from 5% all the way up to 25% for the 4-star complete set bonus, so you can use this in addition if you need even more accuracy.

Alongside cards, there are also 3 stamps and one statue that can be used to level up your accuracy stats a little, but these boosts are not too significant in comparison to other boosts.

Stamp	Effect	Main Source	Upgrade Material
Target Stamp	+1 Base Accuracy (per level)	Blunder Hills Shop (World 1 Town)	Thread (Anvil)
Bullseye Stamp	+2 Base Accuracy (per level)	Snelbie World 2 Djonnuttown	Sentient Cereal World 2 Pincer Plateau
Tripleshot Stamp	+3 Base Accuracy (per level)	Purp Mushroom World 4 Spaceway Raceway	Tangled Cords (Anvil)

Statue	Effect	Main Source	Levels
Bullseye Statue	+% Accuracy	Walking Stick World 1 The Base of the Bark	Level 10: +8% Accuracy (21 statues) Level 50: +40% Accuracy (437 statues)

The stamps cost a lot of money to upgrade, so they will not help much early on, but the Statues are fairly easy to collect to decent levels. The statue requirements scale fast after the first 50 levels, so don’t focus on it later on.

Talents and Star-Signs to elevate Accuracy

Now we’ve covered the best early game accuracy boosters, but don’t fret, there are plenty more if you are still struggling to reach 100% hit chance or want to boost the Overaccurate Crit talent.

Bowman and Squire have their own talents to boost accuracy, but there are also some Star talents that benefit from high accuracy, which are all listed below.

Talent	Type	Effect	Source
Extendo Rangeo	Bowman Talent	Level 100: Attack range +70 pixels & Accuracy +25% for few minutes Level 200: Attack range +120 pixels & Accuracy +31% for few minutes	Class Specific
Balanced Spirit	Squire Talent	Level 100: Accuracy & Def +17% but Damage -28% Level 200: Accuracy & Def +20% but Damage -33%	Class Specific
Precision Power	Squire Talent	Level 100: +6% Damage per Refinery Rank if Accuracy is at least 150% of map limit Level 200: +8% Damage per Refinery Rank if Accuracy is at least 150% of map limit	Class Specific
Tiptoe Quickness	Star Talent	Level 100: If under 200% speed: +13% Speed Else: +15% Accuracy Level 200: If under 200% speed: +17% Speed Else: +20% Accuracy	Party Dungeon Flurbo Shop
Overaccurate Crit	Star Talent	Level 100: +5% Crit Chance for every POW 10 accuracy over 100% Level 200: +6% Crit Chance for every POW 10 accuracy over 100%	Party Dungeon Flurbo Shop

Alongside Star Talents, there are also 2 Star Signs which increase accuracy, although again they are very tiny buffs, but better than nothing.

You can find the Robinhood Star Sign in the right edge of the first tab, which gives +4% accuracy, while the other sign is the second star sign in the second constellation tab, which has a higher buff of +10% accuracy.

Check our Constellation Guide on how to unlock these Star Signs easily.

Other End-Game accuracy buffs

There are still many other accuracy sources to utilize and in order to keep this guide fairly compact, we added the rest of the useful boosts here in a tidy list.

Item	Effect	Location	Source
Grounded Software	+10% Total Accuracy	World 4 Lab Chip	Pile of Chips
Cheesy Bread	+1% Total Accuracy (per level)	World 4 Cooking	Meal #25
Balance of Precision	Level 1: +30% Accuracy -15% Total Damage Level 50 (Max): +177% Accuracy -89% Total Damage	World 3 Prayer	World 2 Up Up Down Down (Reach Wave 31)
Box of Unwanted Stats	+0.25 Base Accuracy (per level)	World 2 Post Office	Unlocked Automatically
Butter Bar	Boosts Base Accuracy (1,000 bars = +22 accuracy)	World 2 Bandit Bob’s Hideout	Catching Butterflys
Flurbo Shop	+1% Accuracy (per level)	Party Dungeon	Buy from Non-Dungeon Stats
Snehebatu	Minor Link Bonus: Up to +70% Accuracy Up to +70% Defence	World 5 Divinity	Unlocked Automatically (1st God)

From the list above, everything should be fairly self explanatory other than the World 5 Divinity God. A minor link bonus means you will get that bonus only on a character that is currently linked to that specific God.

The stats also increase depending on your current Divinity level. So for example at Divinity level 50, you would get about +30% accuracy from Snehebatu if you linked to it.

But as mentioned many times, once you reach World 5, you will not have any trouble with Accuracy unless you’re under-geared or under-levelled, so there are many better Gods to use instead. You can check some examples from our Sailing Guide which are much better.