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55 Greater Infinite Arrows is an Abyss Gear in Crimson Desert. Grants a variety of effects when embedded in an equipment socket. Witches found in each region have the power to embed or remove Abyss gears.
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77 Properties
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99 PropertyValueTypeSkill Abyss GearPrice1 Silver
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1212 Skill Abyss Gears provide bonuses to specific gameplay activities and skills. They can be embedded into equipment sockets by visiting a Witch. These gears enhance aspects like riding, companionship, crafting, and other non-combat activities.
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1414 How to Obtain
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1616 This item can be obtained through the following sources:
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1818 Bow Aimed at Fate VLook into the rumor
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2020 Notes
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2222 Abyss Gears are socketable items that can be embedded into equipment to provide various bonuses.Visit a Witch in any region to embed or remove Abyss Gears from equipment sockets.
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2424 See Also
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2626 Abyss Gear - Overview of all Abyss GearsUtility Items - All utility items in Crimson DesertEquipment - Full equipment guide
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28+100% Refund With Durability
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30+Greater Infinite Arrows grants a 100% chance to not consume an arrow on shot, which on paper makes it the strongest possible Abyss Gear for an archer. The catch is that the greater variant has durability, so it degrades from use and eventually breaks. That durability bar is what separates it from the regular tier II and III gears, which do not wear.
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32+Durability Drawback
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34+Because the greater gear breaks, dedicating a slot to it creates a long-term maintenance problem and risks the slot going empty mid-fight. Most endgame bow builds therefore skip it on principle, even when one rolls out of Special Synthesis.
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36+Stacking Comparison
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38+The preferred build combines Infinite Arrows II (40%) and Infinite Arrows III (60%) for the same 100% refund rate across two slots, with no durability. Since both tier II and tier III gears are permanent, the two-slot solution sidesteps the greater gear's only weakness while reaching the same refund ceiling. This is why, despite being named "greater", the variant is generally not recommended for practical play.