NEON ABYSS
Glass Jar
Glass Jar is a oddity in Neon Abyss 2. Storage and release are two states of the same object, not two separate item drops.
Fields below paraphrase the named official update. Drop rates, unlock costs and combinations not given there are not supplied.
Known Fields
| Field | Evidence-backed value |
|---|---|
| Category | Oddity |
| Input | Throw at items |
| First effect | Stores the targeted items |
| Second throw | Releases stored items |
| Availability / unlock | Named in Glimmer Heist; no per-item unlock task or fixed drop floor published |
| Build dependency | Storage and release are two states of the same object, not two separate item drops. |
| Source reference | Veewo: Glimmer Heist |
Practical Use
Storage and release are two states of the same object, not two separate item drops.
Values Not Established
No fixed drop floor, unlock price, or complete current damage formula is established by this update. Use the in-game description when it differs from the cited announcement.
Related Mechanics and Evidence
Glass Jar stores/releases by throwing. Express Box stores/releases through its Curio action and consumes Crystals. Compare the action and resource cost rather than treating both as one object.
This comparison is an editorial interpretation of the cited mechanics, not an official combo test. Unknown numerical values and unlock tasks remain unknown.
| Field | Value and scope |
|---|---|
| Related item / system | Express Box: Glass Jar stores/releases by throwing. Express Box stores/releases through its Curio action and consumes Crystals. Compare the action and resource cost rather than treating both as one object. |
| Source | Veewo: Glimmer Heist (https://steamcommunity.com/games/2235200/announcements/detail/639081372685698338) |
Questions this page answers
What does Glass Jar do?
First effect: Stores the targeted items. Second throw: Releases stored items.
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Sources
- Veewo: Glimmer Heist — A: official update; Cassie, Curios, Artifacts, Hexjars and Oddities. These are update descriptions, not a tested current drop table.