This content includes possible gameplay spoilers or secrets. However, there are also ways to break the reroll machine. There are various complexities to the local economy, including that it is only possible for you to possess 2.15 billion gold (for a max of 23 rerolls). Player then goes back to A and is able to reroll for 200 (cost in A goes up to 800, but the cost in B remains at 400 ).

Player then rerolls perks in B for 200 (cost in B goes up to 400 ).Both holy mountains start at a reroll cost of 200. Player has visited two holy mountains (A and B) without claiming a perk.Rerolling will not affect the price of previously visited holy mountains rerolling once raises the price from 200 to 400, but the price of all previously visited holy mountains remains 200. Rerolling will pull from the entire pool of perks, allowing for the possibility of collecting multiple instances of the same perk, aka perk stacking. Rerolling only affects perks that are currently on the altar and will not spawn new perks if a perk has already been taken. The perk reroll initially costs 200 and will double in price every time it is used ( 200, 400, 800, and so on). This replaces any perks on the altar with a new draw from the pool. Perks can be rerolled using the 'perk reroll' structure - resembling a set of weighing scales - located at the exit of the Holy Mountain.

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