Artifact · Combat
Combat Artifact
World Tour Tickets is a high-risk Combat Ability piece. The listed bonus is +100% Combat Ability Damage, and available Power capacity drops to half.
+100% Combat Ability Damage
Trade-off: Power is capped at 50%
Best for High-damage Combat Ability builds
+100% Combat Ability Damage
Power is capped at 50%
No finished World Tour Tickets render is matched yet, so the hero does not use a stand-in image. The blueprint image is in the acquisition section.
The question this Artifact answers is whether you will give up half of your Power capacity for a very large Combat Ability Damage bonus. World Tour Tickets is that exchange: Combat Abilities gain +100% Damage, and Power is capped at 50%. It is a burst piece with a real resource cost, not a plain damage buff.
Combat Abilities deal +100% Damage. While it is equipped, Power is capped at 50%.
Gain
+100% Combat Ability Damage
Trade-off
Power is capped at 50%
The bonus applies to Combat Abilities only. It does not raise Melee damage, Aberrant attacks, Raw Damage, or every attack. Trusted Spanner is +15% Raw Damage. Whetstone is +20% Damage on Melee attacks and Combat Abilities, with −20% Falter. Those are different scopes, so 100, 20, and 15 are not a ranking.
The listed modifier is +100% Combat Ability Damage.
It is not +100 flat Damage. The game text is a percentage.
This page does not treat the bonus as a promise that final damage is exactly double. Base damage, other Artifact modifiers, ability modifiers, enemy mitigation, status modifiers, and stacking order are not combined into one final formula here.
Equipping World Tour Tickets leaves Dylan with half of the normal Power capacity. The Power tank itself is smaller.
This is not Power recovery reduced by 50%, not a 50% higher Combat Ability cost, and not a temporary stop while Power regenerates.
Damage output goes up. Resource capacity goes down.
It is excellent when Combat Abilities are the damage plan and you can live with half a Power pool. It is a poor pick for melee damage, Falter, or constant ability spam.
Combat Ability Damage
Excellent
Burst Ability build
Excellent
Power-efficient build
Strong
Perfect Dodge into a free Ability
Strong synergy
Power-hungry spam build
Risky
Melee-focused build
Poor
Falter-focused build
No direct benefit
Generalist
High trade-off
Treat it as high-risk and high-reward. It is not the best Artifact overall. The highest listed Combat Ability Damage bonus among the standard Artifacts is still this +100%, and the best-Artifact ranking stays on the Best Artifacts guide.
Use it when a few Combat Abilities are supposed to hit hard, and the smaller Power pool is acceptable. This page does not publish a universal loadout.
Spend the smaller Power pool on Combat Abilities that are the damage plan.
Pickpocket's Tool makes the next Combat Ability after a Perfect Dodge cost no Power. That cast still receives the +100% bonus. It bypasses the spend for one cast. It does not raise the Power cap.
Wallet lets Combat Abilities spend Health when Power is not enough, and that Health cannot drop below 5% from the Artifact. Pairing a smaller Power pool with a Health payment is a high-risk resource idea, not a best combo. Health cost, ability cost, and Power thresholds are not fully modeled here.
Nothing in this list restores the missing half of the Power cap. These Artifacts change recovery, generation, or the cost of one cast.
Bout Guard adds +50% Power recovery, and Dylan takes +20% more damage. It refills the smaller tank faster. It does not cancel the 50% cap.
Paper Plane grants more Power from attacks made while airborne. That is conditional generation. It does not turn the cap back to 100%.
After a Perfect Dodge, the next Combat Ability costs no Power, and the benefit does not stack. That is a one-cast bypass, which fits a build whose Power tank is already small.
When Power runs out, Combat Abilities spend Health instead, and Health cannot drop below 5% from this Artifact. It is an alternate payment, not a larger Power pool.
The useful question is which resource you are willing to spend. A higher Damage number is not automatically the stronger Artifact.
On Combat Abilities, the published spread runs from World Tour Tickets (+100% Damage, Power capped at 50%) to Brass Dusters (+50% Damage, no Falter), Whetstone (+20% Damage on Melee and Combat Abilities, −20% Falter), and Framing Hammer (no Combat Ability Damage, +30% Falter).
Brass Dusters is +50% Combat Ability Damage, and those abilities apply no Falter. World Tour Tickets is +100% Combat Ability Damage, and Power is capped at 50%.
Choose World Tour Tickets to spend Power capacity. Choose Brass Dusters to spend Falter.
Whetstone is +20% Damage on Melee attacks and Combat Abilities, with Falter reduced by 20%. World Tour Tickets is +100% Damage on Combat Abilities only, with the Power cap.
Mixed melee and ability play fits Whetstone more often. Ability-heavy burst is where World Tour Tickets matters, and the Power-economy risk stays in place.
Bout Guard raises Power recovery by 50% and incoming damage by 20%. World Tour Tickets shrinks the Power tank to 50%.
Bout Guard is a recovery-rate partner, not a refund of the missing capacity. The tank stays at 50%. It fills faster, and you take more damage.
Current launch-era artifact guides place the Untapped World Tour Tickets at the Evac Building vendor on the 15th floor of the Evacuation Zone, available after Evacuation Procedures. Production data confirms the Untapped Blueprint is formed at the Forgemaster in the Gap, and it does not bind this vendor location. There is no direct Artifact reward source.
15th floor of the Evacuation Zone, after Evacuation Procedures. The asterisk on Evac Vendor marks this as a guide report. The game data does not fix this spot.
Untapped World Tour Tickets is formed at the Forgemaster in the Gap. No direct reward, chest, or fixed world location is bound to this Artifact.
Available after Evacuation Procedures means the vendor can offer it once that quest progression is done. It is not a quest reward of the blueprint.
The blueprint is what you bring to the Forgemaster. Forming it in the Gap produces World Tour Tickets.
The finished Artifact has no matched image. The picture above is the verified blueprint.
Questions about other Artifacts, slots, and the wider catalog belong on the Artifacts hub. This page owns World Tour Tickets: the +100% Combat Ability Damage bonus, the 50% Power cap, and how to get it.