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Which Sol's RNG Auras Should You Keep? A Storage Checklist

Updated Oct 11, 2026

Decide what to keep, craft or clear by checking your Collection, current recipes and biome rules before changing Aura Filter settings.

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There is no useful rule that says “keep every aura above 1 in 100,000.” Sol's RNG auras are primarily equippable visual effects, while the copies in Storage can also matter for crafting. Your Collection records a previously rolled aura even after its inventory copy is gone. That record does not put the copy back in Storage when a recipe calls for it. Check the aura categories and Collection rules separately before clearing space.

What is in Storage?Next moveReason
A first copy you like usingKeep itCollection history cannot equip the deleted copy.
An ingredient in your selected Workshop recipeAdd or reserve itThe current recipe, not an odds tier, determines the need.
An extra copy with no planned craftConsider clearing itThe Collection still records a previously rolled aura.
A limited or biome-dependent variantCheck its current acquisition pathReplacing it may require the right event or biome.
  • You want to wear or show it. Keep a first copy you enjoy, including an event or unusual variant, regardless of an arbitrary odds cutoff. The Collection is a record, not your equipped inventory.
  • A current recipe needs it. Open the recipe at Jake's Workshop before deleting ingredients. Some useful crafts need modest-looking auras in large quantities; a rarity label alone will not tell you which ones.
  • Replacing it may depend on an event or biome. Check the aura's current acquisition page and the in-game state. A native biome can change that aura's roll chance, but the biome does not generally raise your character's Luck stat or make the aura stronger after you equip it. See the Breakthrough explanation.

Clear or craft duplicates deliberately

If a duplicate has no role in a recipe you are pursuing and you do not want a second usable copy, it is a candidate to clear. Your Collection entry remains unlocked after an inventory copy is removed, but the entry does not replace a copy you later need for crafting. A rare aura is not automatically “fodder,” and every Epic-tier duplicate is not automatically worth hoarding.

For a concrete example, the Eclipse recipe calls for Lunar, Solar and Divinus. Check the quantities on the live Workshop screen, choose the recipe, and keep or add those ingredients until it is complete. Then reassess any extra copies. Recipes and availability can change; do not treat a saved web checklist as the current crafting menu.

Set up a safer Storage routine

  1. Open Collection and Storage side by side in the game

    Mark what you have rolled versus which usable copies remain. The Collection guide explains why those counts can differ.

  2. Choose one craft you genuinely want

    Workshop Auto Add can route newly rolled ingredients into that recipe, including auras your filter would otherwise skip. It targets one item at a time, so check the selected craft before a long rolling session.

  3. Review Aura Filter and the deletion warning before raising any auto-skip threshold

    The settings reference documents a configurable warning rarity. Test a changed filter with low-stakes rolls before leaving it unattended.

  4. When Storage is crowded, revisit the current recipe and your favorite equipped copies first

    Clear duplicates you have consciously ruled out; avoid deleting a first copy merely because its displayed odds fall below someone else's tier list.

Use odds for the right question

An aura's base odds help describe a roll, not whether it is personally worth a Storage slot. A native rarity describes the chance in its associated biome; a breakthrough roll happens outside that biome at different odds. The Breakthrough page explains the distinction. It does not support the claim that simply equipping a biome aura boosts all your future rolls.

Bloxism's Aura desk lets you browse the published catalog and keep a browser-only personal log. It cannot read your live Sol's RNG Storage, protect an aura from deletion or verify a current Workshop recipe. Make the final keep, craft and filter choices in the game.

Reviewed 11 October 2026 against the community wiki's Auras, Collection, Jake's Workshop, Settings, Breakthrough and Eclipse pages. Check the current in-game UI after an update.