Unused and Cut Content/Items
Icon | Name | Type | Quote | Effect | Ammonomicon Entry |
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Master Round (VI) | Passive | Final Chamber | Probably grants an extra heart container like the five used Master Rounds. | This impossible artifact indicates mastery of the final chamber.
A holy shell. Simply looking upon it bestows a great peace upon your soul. The Gungeon is at rest. | |
Rat Master Round | Passive | ? | Probably grants an extra heart container like the five used Master Rounds. | ? | |
Emerald Bracelet | Passive | Thrown Guns Return | Thrown guns return to the player. Unused since V1.0.0. | The emeralds in this bracelet are extremely jealous. They will force any thrown gun to return, just so no other hand can hold them. | |
Sapphire Bracelet | Passive | ? | Unknown effect. Unused since V1.0.0. | ? | |
Amethyst Bracelet | Passive | ? | Unknown effect. Unused since V1.0.0. | ? | |
Cue Bullets | Passive | Bullet Kin, Corner Pocket | Enemy corpses gain significant knockback and can damage other enemies. Cut item from the Advanced Gungeons & Draguns Update. | Substantially increases knockback on kills; enemies hit by corpses take damage.
Having given up on ever killing their pasts, many failed Gungeoneers pass the time by playing dumb games. Maybe one such adventurer missed playing billiards? | |
Ring of Giant Strength | Passive | Throw Harder | Increases the damage dealt by thrown guns. Unused since V1.0.0. | Increases thrown weapon damage.
This ring bestows incredible physical strength. Unfortunately, there are few benefits to physical strength in the Gungeon. | |
Ring of Lightning Resistance | Passive | Grounded | Prevents electricity damage. Unused since V1.0.0. | Prevents damage from electricity.
A ring originally worn by Alistair, the Thunderbolt. The gemstone set in the golden band is cracked down the middle. | |
Hungry Caterpillar | Passive | Hungry For Hearts | If given enough Hearts, it gives the player Fairy Wings. Unused since V1.0.0. | There is a caterpillar following you.
It appears to be hungry for hearts. | |
Fairy Wings | Passive | Enchantment? | Grants flight. Dodge rolling leaves pink slime that charms enemies. Unused since V1.0.0. | A pair of enchanted wings, which grant flight.
Your caterpillar friend has metamorphosed into a wondrous creature! And that wondrous creature is a spine fly, which burrows into the spinal column of vertebrates. The survivors of this parasite sprout wings. | |
Hunter's Journal | Passive | Luck Or Skill? | Slightly increased drop chance on room clear. A cut starting item for The Hunter. Unused since V1.0.0. | Slightly increases drop rate.
Filled with maps and the answers to half-forgotten riddles. Ever since the Hunter was a child, she had a knack for finding things. | |
Ceremonial Sword | Passive | The S Word | Unknown. Unused since V1.0.0. | A ceremonial sword. Not for combat.
Bladed weaponry would normally incite the wrath of the Jammed, but this ceremonial sword is blunted and not for combat. | |
Thirst For Vengeance | Passive | Taking You With Me | Killing an enemy right before death brings the player back to life. Unused since V1.0.0. | Slaying an enemy just before dying prevents death.
Sometimes getting even is all you've got left. | |
Bubble Shield | Passive | ? | Deflect bullets for a few seconds, similar to Potion of Lead Skin. Recharges once every two rooms, unlike other active items. Strangely, it uses the sprite for Magic Sweet. Unused since V1.0.0. | ? | |
Old Infuriating Note | Passive | You’ve been had. . . | The cheese showing the direction to go in the maze is on the icon instead of in the Ammonomicon entry. Pre-AG&D version of the Infuriating Note. | You have been had. . . by the Resourceful Rat! Whatever was in that chest has already been taken by Gungeon's Most Wanted. | |
Rock Bullets | Passive | ? | Unknown. Possibly related to the Black Skusket (similar sprites) or the undiscovered desert chamber mentioned in the Cactus’s Ammonomicon description. Unused since the Supply Drop Update. | ? | |
Table Tech Time | Passive | ? | Possibly slows time, similar to Table Tech Sight. Likely replaced with the Hidden Tech Time synergy. Unused since V1.0.0. | ? | |
Table Tech Table Flip | Passive | ? | Possibly a Table Tech that would originally allow the player to flip tables, with Gungeoneers starting without this ability. Unused since V1.0.0. | ? | |
Unknown Table Tech | Passive | ? | Possibly a Table Tech that would allow the player to electrify the nearby area. Unused since the Advanced Gungeons & Draguns Update. | ? | |
Table Tech Hole | Passive | Flip Oblivion | Possibly a Table Tech that created black holes like those made with Singularity. Unused since the Advanced Gungeons & Draguns Update. | This forbidden technique causes flipped tables to increase exponentially in mass, collapsing almost immediately.
An apocryphal text of the "Tabla Sutra." Of that which we cannot flip, we must pass over in silence. | |
Table Tech Life | Passive | Children of the Flip | Possibly a Table Tech that turned tables into temporary familiars. Unused since the Advanced Gungeons & Draguns Update. | This forgotten technique causes flipped tables to gain sentience, however briefly.
An apocryphal text of the "Tabla Sutra." This ancient scroll invokes the tablegrammaton, the four letter name of table. | |
Monster Ball | Active | 100% Catch Rate | Caught enemies when used and then released them as charmed enemies when used again. This item is a reference to the Pokeball from the Pokémon series, which can capture creatures for use by the owner in battle. | Captures enemies and charms them upon release.
Ancient monster trainers tried to use these balls to domesticate inhabitants of the Gungeon. According to local legend, Emmitt Calx threw one of these at a Beholster. It didn't work. However, it did force the beast to blink, which allowed Calx to escape. | |
Scroll of Wonder | Active | Wondawondawonder! | Unknown. | A transformative spell of incredible power.
The wizard Alben Smallbore theorized that the more power was put into a spell, the less could be known about its outcome. This spell is immensely powerful. | |
ThunderBolt | Active | Shrinks And Dazes | Likely makes enemies smaller and stuns them. | Shrinks and dazes enemies for a brief period of time.
Said to contain the soul of a famous Gungeoneer. | |
Fairweather Friend | ? | While The Going Is Good | Unknown. | A hanger-on to the healthy and prosperous. | |
Raccoon | Passive | Sly Scooper | Summons the Raccoon companion, which can carry players across trap rooms unharmed. | Helps to navigate dangerous areas.
In another era, this Raccoon was a very successful thief. However, after dabbling in time travel, he became obsessed and put an end to his thieving career in favor of the infinite treasure of the Gungeon. | |
Brittle Bullets | Passive | Risk/Reward | Ammo is lost upon receiving damage. Likely the same effect as Balloon Gun. | Greatly increases firepower. All equipped ammunition will shatter upon receiving damage.
It takes an idiot to do cool things. That's why it's cool! | |
Hero Sword | Active | Enter the Swordgeon | Upon use, spawns a sword facing the direction the player is aiming. Automatically recharges over one second. | An elegant weapon... though perhaps obsolete. | |
Alien Genes | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Band-Aid | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Beret | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Belt Feeder | ? | ? | Unknown. Possibly increases fire rate. | N/A | |
Car Battery | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Chamber Hammer | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Cleets | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Climbing Glove | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Clone (Old) | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Meta Coin | ? | ? | Possibly an early form of the Hegemony Credit, as "Meta" usually refers to the breach. | N/A | |
Crown 1 | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Crown 2 | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Cursed Bullets (Old) | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Lich Bullet | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Ring of Deja Vu | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Demon's Soul | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Deposit Key | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Dragun Heart | ? | ? | Likely has an effect similar to Heart of Ice due to its similar sprite. | N/A | |
Egg Salad | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Elite Badge | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Fat Bullet | ? | ? | Could have been an early version of the Fat Bullets. | N/A | |
Fat Man | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Firx | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Flexing Arm | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Floppy Disk | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Flubber Bullets | ? | ? | Unknown. Possibly a more powerful version of Bouncy Bullets. | N/A | |
Gold Bracelet | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Group Photo | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Gun Soul (Old) | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Hand Mirror | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Handkerchief | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Ice Pack | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Item Bullets | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Jeans | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Key Bullet Bullets | ? | ? | Probably allowed to open locks upon shooting at them | N/A | |
Killamajig Machine Friendship | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Lump of Space Metal | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Magic Bullet | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Magnet Helmet | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Metronome (Old) | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Mortar | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Nerves Of Steel | ? | ? | Early prototype of Riddle of Lead | N/A | |
Next Quarter | ? | ? | Possible early version of the Iron Coin. | N/A | |
Old Man Bullet | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Ooze 1 | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Ooze 2 | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Ooze 3 | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Purple Ring | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Radar | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Ring of Boomerang Mastery | ? | ? | Unknown. | N/A | |
Katana | Active | Sword of Doom | On use the player would dash and enemies they dashed through would take 50 damage | Swordplay is forbidden, and only the most powerful or most ignorant individuals can get away with using any melee weaponry.
Angers the Jammed. |
Item Behaviours
Unused behaviours for items that are present in the game.
Item | Behaviour Sprites (if any) | Behaviour Name | Description | |
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None | Eyeball | The code of the Lament Configurum contains an unused variable called 'ChanceToEyeball', permanently set to 0.001.
It is unknown what 'Eyeball' would do, but it is possible that the Lament Configurum was originally intended to send the player to the cryptic Eyeball room, similarly to the Teleporter Prototype. |