💍 Task Bar Hero Accessories Database

What are Task Bar Hero accessories?

Task Bar Hero accessories are the ring, necklace and belt items that occupy their own equipment slots and carry the special stat affixes weapon and armour slots do not roll.

Accessories in Task Bar Hero occupy their own equipment slots — rings, necklaces and belts — and carry special stat affixes that weapon and armour slots do not roll. That makes them disproportionately important: a well-rolled accessory often contributes more to a build than an entire armour upgrade, because it can supply the exact stat your hero is short of.

This database lists every accessory with its rarity, base stats, active special affixes and the drop locations that produce it.

Which Task Bar Hero accessory affixes should you choose for your build?

The right accessory affixes are the ones that match the role a hero actually plays: offensive affixes for damage dealers, survivability and cooldown reduction for supports and off-tanks.

Match the affix to the role the hero actually plays. A damage dealer wants offensive affixes; a support or off-tank wants survivability and cooldown reduction. Because accessories roll affixes rather than fixed stats, two copies of the same accessory can be worth very different amounts to two different heroes.

Filter by rarity first to see what is realistically obtainable at your current stage, then compare affixes across the candidates. If nothing in your reachable tier fits, treat the slot as a farming target and check which stage chest supplies it.

• ▸ Accessories are the main source of special affixes — do not neglect the slots
• ▸ Match affixes to hero role rather than to raw item rarity
• ▸ Two copies of one accessory can have completely different value

Where Task Bar Hero accessories drop

Task Bar Hero accessories drop from stage chests across the stage ladder, with the higher rarities and stronger affix pools concentrated in later chapters.

Accessories are distributed across the stage ladder and its chests. Later chapters carry the higher rarities and the stronger affix pools, so an accessory that looks mediocre early on may simply be the entry point of a line that becomes strong once you can farm the next tier of chests.