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The Frozen Fossil is a Chroma Blook found in the Ice Monster Pack. It has a drop rate of 0.05%, making it hard to get compared to other rarity Blooks in the obtainable packs. Just like other Chromas, it can be sold for 300 tokens and adds a Blook Score of 50 when you add it to your collection.
According to our Blook Chance Checker tool, to have a 99.99% chance of getting the Frozen Fossil, you would need about 460,425 coins, which equals 18,417 Ice Monster Packs. However, this is only a math calculation the Blooket algorithm also depends on luck.
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Appearance
The Frozen Fossil looks like a frozen dinosaur bone. It is a reskin of the Dino Fossil Blook. The fossil is trapped inside a block of ice with small cracks. You can also see some snow on top of the ice. It looks cold and shiny, showing that the fossil is frozen solid.
How to Get the Frozen Fossil Blook
You can get the Frozen Fossil Blook from the Ice Monster Pack in the Market. The pack costs 25 tokens to open. Because the drop rate is only 0.05%, you need to open many packs to get it. It takes patience and luck to unlock this rare Chroma.
Featured Game mode
Frozen Fossil is featured in Monster Brawl:
In Monster Brawl, the Frozen Fossil acts as an enemy monster. It will attack and try to damage you during the game. It appears as the third enemy type you can meet.
| Stat | Value |
|---|---|
| Health | 40 |
| Speed | 0.3 |
| XP Gain (per crystal) | 1.25 |
Trivia
- The Fossil inside this blook is of T rex dinosaur which used to dominates our planet millions of years ago.
- This blook is likely inspired by the extinction of dinosaur event.
- It is one of the few Chromas that looks almost identical to its original form (Dino Fossil) but with a full ice texture.
- The cracks on the ice part of the Blook are slightly different from one side to another.
- The Frozen Fossil is one of the few Chromas that match the theme of a whole pack based on cold and ice.
- The name “Frozen Fossil” was inspired by how real fossils are sometimes found in icy areas like glaciers or frozen caves.