Lost Prescription

Lost Prescription is a chance-based proc Artifact. Every eligible Perfect Dodge rolls a 30% chance to restore a small amount of Health. It adds no damage and no passive regeneration, so its value depends on how often you create the trigger, which makes it a sustain option for dodge-heavy play rather than a flat healing bonus.

The exact heal amount, roll timing and any hidden cooldown stay unpublished until they are confirmed against the shipped game, so this page never converts "a small amount" into an invented number.

The effect is a short chain. A Perfect Dodge creates the trigger, the Artifact rolls its proc chance, and only a successful roll restores Health. A failed roll does nothing, so more dodges mean more attempts rather than guaranteed healing.

1. 1 · Perfect Dodge

   The trigger is a Perfect Dodge, not any dodge. Avoiding an attack without hitting the Perfect Dodge window does not start the chain.

2. 2 · 30% proc roll

   Each eligible Perfect Dodge rolls a 30% chance on its own. The chance is per trigger, not a resource that builds up.

3. 3 · Successful roll

   A successful roll restores a small amount of Health directly. There is no pickup and no Health Element is created.

4. 4 · Failed roll

   A failed roll does nothing. The next Perfect Dodge rolls again, so the chance repeats instead of being spent up.

This is the core of the Artifact: the Perfect Dodge is guaranteed, the heal is not.

The 30% chance applies to each eligible Perfect Dodge on its own. Over many dodges the heal lands often, but any single dodge is more likely to fail than to heal. Expected value is useful for planning; it is not a schedule.

• Per-trigger chance

  Each trigger rolls once at 30%. Ten Perfect Dodges are ten separate 30% rolls, not three guaranteed heals.

• Independent rolls

  A failed roll is not banked. The next Perfect Dodge rolls again, and streaks of failures are normal at this chance.

• Trigger frequency

  Real value comes from the number of triggers. Frequent, reliable Perfect Dodges give the proc more chances to fire than a rare, risky one.

• Hidden cooldown

  Whether consecutive procs share an internal cooldown is not confirmed. Until it is, any expected-value math assumes no hidden cooldown.

Do not read "30%" as "roughly every third Perfect Dodge heals you". It is one independent roll each time.

Lost Prescription restores Health by itself when its proc succeeds. That makes it a direct event recovery, separate from Health Elements, regeneration and lethal protection. Keeping those sources apart is what stops recovery Artifacts from being wrongly stacked together.

• Direct event recovery

  The proc restores Health at the moment it succeeds. This is the recovery source Lost Prescription owns.

• Health Element

  A pickup that restores Health when collected. Lost Prescription is not described as creating one, so it is not a Health Element generator.

• 1996 Commemorative Coin

  The Coin makes Health Elements restore more Health. Because Lost Prescription is a direct heal, no interaction is assumed between them.

• Other event recovery

  Other Artifacts also restore Health from an event, such as a shield break. They share the family but not the trigger.

Direct recovery and pickup recovery are different sources. Treating them as one is the most common mistake with this Artifact.

Lost Prescription is bought, not found or earned from a boss. You purchase the Untapped Lost Prescription from the Downtown Vendor for 1,000 Source, then form it before equipping it.

1. 1 · Reach Downtown

   Get access to Downtown, where the vendor operates.

2. 2 · Visit the Downtown Vendor

   Find the Downtown Vendor. Lost Prescription is available from its starting inventory.

3. 3 · Buy the Untapped Artifact

   Purchase the Untapped Lost Prescription for 1,000 Source.

4. 4 · Form it

   Craft the Untapped Artifact at the Artifact Formation, then equip it from your Loadout.

This page covers the Lost Prescription purchase only. The vendor's full stock and its upgrade levels belong to a future Vendor or Location page.

After buying the Untapped Lost Prescription you form it at the Artifact Formation. The purchase price is confirmed, but the full Formation material list has not been verified, so the numbers stay withheld instead of guessed.

Recipe numbers are the part most likely to change between versions, so the page keeps them out rather than publishing a third-party guess.

Lost Prescription shares its trigger with Pickpocket's Tool. Both wait for a Perfect Dodge, but they consume it in parallel: Lost Prescription can restore Health, while Pickpocket's Tool makes the next Combat Ability free. The two never buff each other.

This is a shared-trigger synergy, not a chain. Equipping both does not make either one trigger the other.

Lost Prescription, the 1996 Commemorative Coin, Stellar Bracelet and Heart Monitor all help you survive, but each reacts to a different event. Reading them as interchangeable healing is what makes loadout choices worse.

None of these replaces another. Lost Prescription is the reactive sustain option; the Coin scales pickups, Stellar Bracelet reacts to a shield break, and Heart Monitor is emergency protection.

Some Artifacts only work while your Health is low. A Lost Prescription proc can raise your Health above that threshold, which temporarily turns those Artifacts off. That is a tension to manage, not a reason to avoid either piece.

• Medical Alert Bands

  Medical Alert Bands build more Falter while Health is low. A proc that lifts you above the threshold temporarily stops that bonus.

• Mother's Locket

  Mother's Locket deals more damage while Health is low. Healing from a proc can shorten that window in the same way.

• How to think about it

  A low-Health build still needs survivability. The trade-off is safety versus threshold uptime, not a reason to drop Lost Prescription.

These are threshold interactions, not confirmed numbers. A proc only matters when it actually fires, so the effect is occasional rather than constant.

Lost Prescription is a skill- and chance-driven Artifact. It gives nothing unless you Perfect Dodge, so the useful question is not its raw effect but how often your build creates the trigger and how much Health pressure it relieves.

Lost Prescription cares about how many Perfect Dodge chances an encounter gives you, not how hard it is. Encounters with frequent, telegraphed attacks raise its value; long hazard phases lower it.

• Frequent, readable attacks

  Repeated telegraphed attacks create steady Perfect Dodge windows, so the proc gets many rolls.

• Hazard-heavy fights

  Persistent ground hazards and damage over time rarely offer a clean dodge window, so the trigger slows down.

• Boss encounters

  Bosses with predictable combo patterns raise its value; sparse, arena-wide attacks lower it.

The right read is opportunity count, not difficulty. A hard fight with clean dodge windows can favor it more than an easy fight full of hazards.

What does Lost Prescription do?

After a Perfect Dodge it has a 30% chance to restore a small amount of Health. The heal only happens when the proc roll succeeds.

Where do you get Lost Prescription?

Buy the Untapped Lost Prescription from the Downtown Vendor for 1,000 Source, then form it at the Artifact Formation.

Does it require Vendor Level III?

No. Lost Prescription is available from the Downtown Vendor's starting inventory at Level I.

Does every Perfect Dodge heal you?

No. Each Perfect Dodge rolls a 30% chance, so a heal is never guaranteed and a failed roll does nothing.

Does Lost Prescription create Health Elements?

No. It restores Health directly; current descriptions do not identify it as spawning a Health Element.

Does the 1996 Commemorative Coin increase the heal?

No interaction should be assumed. The Coin improves Health Element recovery, and Lost Prescription is a direct heal rather than a Health Element.

Is it good with Pickpocket's Tool?

They pair naturally because both trigger on a Perfect Dodge: one can restore Health, the other makes the next Combat Ability free. They consume the same trigger in parallel and do not buff each other.

Is it better than Heart Monitor?

They do different jobs. Lost Prescription is ongoing, chance-based sustain; Heart Monitor is guaranteed emergency protection against a lethal hit.

Also relevant: Stellar Bracelet, Coffee Cup and other recovery Artifacts.

This page owns the Lost Prescription intent: its effect, its Perfect Dodge proc, its direct-heal boundary and its vendor acquisition. The Artifact system overview and the role taxonomy live on the Artifacts hub, and the shared trigger is explained from Pickpocket's Tool.