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Wanted Poster

Crit Experience
Efficiency Score
10
Best Positioning (Quick Answer)
Placement: global effect (no slot requirement).
Trigger: global • Risk: None • Check: No
Wanted Poster
Key Takeaways
  • ● Component — strongest when purchased with a plan, not as a blind buy.
  • ● Low friction: only 2 slot(s), easy to slot in during pivots.
  • ● Low placement risk: trigger is global, so disruption is less punishing.
ⓘ Data & Methodology (How scores are calculated) Season 10

Efficiency: Efficiency Score is a normalized "space ROI" metric: (estimated effect value ÷ size slots). It is NOT raw DPS.

ROI: ROI estimates assume standard round pacing and compare this item against same-tier peers by cost and slot usage.

Percentile: Percentiles are computed within the same category/tier bucket (e.g., Tech items at similar cost).

Meta Strategic Position

The Wanted Poster is best classified as Component. At 8g and 2 slot(s), it’s a placement-safe (global) item where timing matters.

Low-to-mid cost means it can be used as a tempo stabilizer if it fits your board plan. Large footprint means you must plan around board compression and sequencing.

Quick Conclusions

Verdict: Buy — based on efficiency 10 and cost 8g.
Trigger: global — placement-safe (won’t usually break).
Best synergy: Agility Boots (score 1 • shared tags: Crit).


### Efficiency & ROI Analysis
Your efficiency score (10) is a *space ROI* signal, not raw DPS. This usually means it can carry a board plan if you can protect space and scale it. If you’re behind on board stability, delay the purchase until you can immediately benefit from it.

Opportunity Cost

Because it is Medium, you’re paying in board space. Plan your next 2–3 rounds so you don’t choke your sequencing or block key triggers.

Recommended Synergies (Explained)

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Agility Boots
Synergy Score: 1 • Shared tags: Crit
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Recommended with Wanted Poster because their overlap suggests they fit the same archetype plan.

Basilisk Fang
Synergy Score: 1 • Shared tags: Crit
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Recommended with Wanted Poster because their overlap suggests they fit the same archetype plan.

Billboard
Synergy Score: 1 • Shared tags: Crit
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Recommended with Wanted Poster because their overlap suggests they fit the same archetype plan.

Market Competition

Within the 8g price bracket, Wanted Poster competes directly with Cosmic Amulet and Custom Scope .

Compared to its closest rival, Wanted Poster has a score gap of -10.0 . As a Component, it provides niche efficiency for Crit builds.

Market Analysis

Cost: 8g • Price percentile: 50% (Crit pool) • Season 10
ⓘ Method

Compared to similar Crit items, this sits around the 50th cost percentile. Use efficiency (10) and role (Component) to decide if it matches your build plan.

Based on a small pool (6 items). Treat this as directional.
Efficiency: 10 Role: Component Slots: 2

Investment ROI

Estimated break-even: ~1 rounds
ⓘ Method

This is a heuristic estimate (not raw DPS). If you want it to matter, buy early enough to get multiple trigger windows before the board locks.

Timing hint: strongest when purchased before ~round 8 (due to 2 slot footprint).
Cost: 8g Est. Rounds: ~1 Model: cost ÷ (eff×2)

Positioning Guide

Trigger: global • Risk: None • Check: No

Optimal Layout

No positioning requirement (global effect).
Wanted Poster

Placement does not change whether the effect triggers.

Why Placement Matters

Placement errors won’t nullify Wanted Poster. Focus on board space and upgrade timing instead of slot order.

Strategic Q&A

Is Wanted Poster worth buying early game?

"With a cost of 8g, this is typically a priority pickup. In early rounds, focus on board stability before committing to this Medium item."

Does positioning matter for Wanted Poster?

"No — this is a global item. Placement won’t affect whether it triggers. Optimize for slot efficiency and keep your grid open for higher-impact pieces."