A Unique Ritual Tablet that increases Favour costs but doubles the available rerolls.
Unique Tablet
Freedom of Faith
A Ritual tablet that doubles the number of times Favours can be rerolled. The extra selection control is paid for with higher Tribute costs at Ritual Altars.Catalog version 0.5.4d
No direct 0.5 patch change is linked to this page. The displayed values are current for catalog version 0.5.4d.
Item effects
3 linesVaal Cultivation Orb
Other Unique ruleFreedom of Faith is not listed among the 48 corrupted Vaal Uniques with an item-specific Cultivation modifier pool. Using a Vaal Cultivation Orb follows the separate rule for other Uniques: it replaces the item with a random Corrupted Unique of the same Item Class.
- Target class
- Tablet
- Result
- Random Corrupted Unique of the same Item Class
- Exact pool
- Not published as an exhaustive list
The exact random pool depends on item class and current eligibility rules, so it is not represented as a fixed item-to-item outcome.
Compare the Vaal Unique modifier pools and the other Unique ruleRitual
Map controlHow to get Freedom of Faith
World dropFreedom of Faith can drop anywhere. It can be chanced.
- Drop
- Enabled
- Restriction
- None
- Orb of Chance
- Eligible
Ancient Infuser outcomes
3 outcomes / 0 enchantmentsAncient Infuser can corrupt Freedom of Faith. One applicable outcome is selected, and the item normally cannot be modified again by ordinary crafting.
How it works
1 interactionsFavours at Ritual Altars can be rerolled twice as many times in affected maps.
Important details
1- Favours cost 10-15% more Tribute.
Patch history
1 changesThe Freedom of Faith Unique Tablet now has "Can Reroll Favours at Ritual Altars in your Maps twice as many times" (from being able to reroll them infinitely). This affects existing versions of the item, as well as existing maps influenced by this tablet. This change is in the wake of an item exploit that was occurring, the exploit was fixed approximately 8 hours ago preventing any further abuse and we are currently in the process of banning those who abused it and removing the wealth generated by it from the economy.



