Statistics: Items From My Dreams — Tier List

At first glance, a disposable cup once used for grape juice... but actually an artifact that instantly teleports you to any place or world you think of when crushed.

A levitating artifact that grants one wish per person. May disappear and relocate if left out of sight for too long.

A deck of 37 cards that affect the user and the surrounding reality. Upon entering combat, 3 cards with special abilities are dealt. Cards cannot be read outside combat. Depending on the cards' conditions, they may end up in the enemy's hands.

A ritual katana that radiates cold. Allows the user to create cuts in space from a distance, as well as delay the strike after swinging the blade.

A warm, one-handed dakandao. Allows the user to enhance swings with bursts of rays and launch blade attacks as slicing projectiles along a chosen trajectory.

A skull of extraterrestrial origin. Can communicate telepathically and offer to grant a wish with a 60% success rate. On failure, consumes the mind of a nearby person, storing their memories inside its skull.

An artificial arm that, once implanted, gradually reconfigures the body: disables aging and the ability to die, allows consciousness to be switched on and off, and enhances intelligence and learning ability.

Allows the user to temporarily extract a projection of the soul, "exposing" it for analysis and making the target vulnerable. While the projection exists, the scythe's wielder psychologically dominates the target.

A camera on a strap. Reveals ghosts and, instead of taking photos, immerses the user in the life of a deceased person. Allows the user to gain their experience, but severely damages their psyche, with a risk of adopting the ghost's worldview.

A construction shovel embedded in the concrete of an unfinished building. Disables gravity within a 20-meter radius, causing everything around it to constantly float in zero gravity.

A modified shotgun firing buckshot. On impact, erases the target's existence before their final death rattle, as if neither the shot nor the target had ever existed.

An expensive fantasy-style chest containing vials of an unknown blood-like liquid that grants superpowers.

A staff with a bell whose ringing suppresses all aggression and banishes beings of unknown nature. It also allows the wielder to strike unnaturally fast.

A container holding the organs of an elderly woman. Placing the brain of a deceased person inside resurrects them, restoring them to a healthy state.

A fragment of the Corridor Universe, where each tile block is a separate pocket world that can be entered and exited. White tiles are considered more "natural, common, and alive."

A fragment of the Corridor Universe, where each tile block is a separate pocket world that can be entered and exited. Black tiles are considered more "adventurous, rare, and dangerous."

A mind-calming solution that, when a person is submerged in it, eliminates hunger, thirst, and other physical processes, including aging. One can remain in it for billions of years while conscious.

A visor helmet, a wide rectangular sword in its sheath, and a one-handed axe, all linked together. Axe attacks enhance attacks with the sword, while the sheathed sword can be used as a shield without granting the attack bonus.

A transparent, room-sized spheroid device. Ignores gravity and can gradually accelerate. You can enter directly through its walls or stick a leg outside to push off the ground.

A high-level dagger that inflicts a "healing prohibition" on the target it attacks. Ideal against regenerating enemies and the undead.

Enhancing tattoos covering the entire body. At minimum, grant the ability to teleport freely along the vertical axis relative to the ground and survive in a vacuum.

A spatial backpack capable of holding an infinite number of enormous objects. Putting things inside is easy, but retrieving them is harder.

A fragment of a satellite attacked by something from deep space. Bears traces of extraterrestrial life. Even a small piece is incredibly valuable to scientists. The panel's value is measured in millions of dollars.

A special bow with a sturdy frame, allowing incredibly fast and accurate arrow shots, almost like a machine gun.

An EEG sheet displaying the mental data of a selected person, either in the present or the past. Allows you to learn their thoughts, intentions, and motivations at any given moment.

Elegant glasses belonging to a NASA scientist. Allow the wearer to observe distant galaxies and nebulae at maximum magnification at any time of day.

A sugar-coated chewy candy with an intensely sweet-and-sour flavor that brings tears to your eyes. Gradually cures any disease with frequent consumption.

A tie that transforms into a serpent staff and back. The tie grants the ability to turn your bodily secretions into insects, while the staff allows you to control them.

A large crystalline chip that creates a roughly 5-meter sphere, keeping everything inside warm enough to survive a cold winter.

An advertisement flyer with no context, featuring an anime girl and two lines of coordinates. The first line shows the coordinates of "the place that awaits you," while the second shows your current location. Accounts for 4D+ dimensions.

A UV flashlight that reveals the invisible, provided you know or suspect that the invisible thing exists.

An underwater device with teeth. When you insert a limb, the device may either bite it off or increase the reward. You can keep playing until you win a reality change, or cash out.

A wild banana that temporarily transforms whoever eats it into a "creepy version of themselves," like a monster from disturbing analog horror. Those who witness the transformation lose their sanity.

A white sphere capable of raising water levels inside rooms. Originates from a legend about an old man who wished to become water and find his son.

A neutral ticket with no destination. When used, gives a random hint such as "Press F10 to save," then disappears.

A flame rune that can stack up to 30 charges. Using it consumes 1 charge from the stack and creates a burst of flame in front of the user. The rune does not disappear until the stack is depleted.

A sharp stick enchanted with lunar Ren magic. Before activation, it has a one-second delay, glowing blue and then red, after which it can cut through even a boulder.

A cream cheese-like product. Consuming it dramatically improves the quality and vividness of dreams and guarantees lucid dreams that night.

A deadly poison disguised as cheese sauce. Upon entering the body, it instantly paralyzes the lungs, causing suffocation and death.

A fold-out children's book featuring an owl, containing an Android 4.2.0 tablet with no password. Comes with apps and games from the early 2010s.

A thick chain worn by food delivery workers of the "O1dachi" restaurant chain. Used for attack, defense, and as a status symbol. The more chains worn on the body, the higher the rank.

A white fish that once inhabited the Moon's oceans. When apple juice is poured over it, it begins growing branches. Whether it is alive or artificial is unknown.

A fantasy mage toy from a roadside shop. Sold for 2¢, despite its craftsmanship being worth far more, even without paint.

A two-meter-long packet of modified blood. Ghouls call it the best drink and experience ecstasy from consuming it.

A purse containing special gold coins with a denomination of 1. Like in the game "2048," combining coins of equal value doubles their denomination and merges them into a single coin. New coins occasionally appear.

A photo of Kurt holding a piece of pepperoni up to his mouth.

Serum that turns the user into a Wizard who spreads Magic and Fairies (parasites that consume food and occupy homes). Magic summons arrogant Fairies, who take away people's property and food supplies.

A two-meter-tall device on wheels with ten switches. The correct combination triggers an explosion that covers half the planet in plutonium clouds. You can activate it by randomly flipping the switches.