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Last Epoch Idols: How To Unlock, Sizes & Stats

Add the final touch to your builds with our guide discussing the Idols and their unique abilities in Last Epoch.
By Shane Moosa | 
First Published February 22, 2024, 05:58
Last Epoch Idols: How To Unlock, Sizes & Stats
Eleventh Hour Games

 Like any Action Role-Playing Game (ARPG), Last Epoch includes a variety of equipment that can enhance the skills and abilities of your chosen class. Among these items are Idols, which can play a significant role in shaping your character's build if utilized effectively.

This guide aims to delve into the topic of Idols comprehensively, covering how to unlock them, their different sizes, and, of course, the abilities they provide. Without further delay, let's delve into the details.

What are Idols and How To Unlock in Last Epoch

Idols are fixed, non-modifiable items in Last Epoch that come in various sizes and take up different-sized slots in your inventory grid, ranging from 1x1 to 1x4 or 4x1. Idols are dropped by specific enemies or found in chests in dungeons, and to use them you need to unlock more and more Idol slots by completing campaign quests.

Last Epoch Idols Unlocking
Idols can be picked up throughout your gameplay, but you need to unlock more and more Idol slots in your inventory to use them. (Picture: Eleventh Hour Games)

The larger the size of the idol, the more powerful its stat boost will be, and these stat boosts will come with a prefix and a suffix. Prefixes are the active abilities that the Idol grants you, such as increased Bleed chance on a hit or gaining a ward on a hit. Whereas Suffixes are passive abilities that are active in the background, such as non-elemental resistance, increased health, etc.

Idol Sizes and Stats In Last Epoch

As we mentioned previously, there are different-sized idols, and each of them grants you different forms of stat boosts. These are broken down for your convenience below:

Last Epoch Idols Sizes And Boosts Explained
Below is a breakdown of all the Idol sizes as well as their skill prefixes and suffixes. (Picture: Eleventh Hour Games)
Idol Name Idol Size Prefix Suffix
Small Idol 1x1 Damage over Time, Dodge Rating, HP Regen, Healing Effectiveness, Stun Chance Non-Elemental Resistance, Shared Non-Elemental Damage
Humble Idol 2x1 Bleed Chance on Hit, Poison Chance on Hit, Health on Kill, Stun Duration, Vitality Non-Elemental Resistance, Shared Non-Elemental Damage
Stout Idol 1x2 Ward Gained on Hit, Ignite Chance on Hit, Shock Chance on Hit, Critical Strike Chance, Freeze Rate Multiplier, Health, Potion HP converted to Ward Elemental Resistance, Health, Shared Elemental Damage
Adorned Idol 2x2 Varies, some class-specific augments Varies, some class-specific augments
Grand Idol 3x1 Varies, some class-specific augments, Transformation augments Varies, some class-specific augments, Non-Elemental Resistance, Shared Non-Elemental Damage
Large Idol 1x3 Varies, some class-specific augments Varies, mostly Damage and Defenses
Ornate Idol 4x1 Varies, few class-specific augments, offensive augments Varies, mostly Buffs and Ailments, Non-Elemental Resistance, Shared Non-Elemental Damage
Huge Idol 1x4
Varies, mostly class-specific augments
Varies, mostly Damage, Ailments, and Defenses

So there you have it, everything you need to know about the Idols, their sizes, and their stat boost abilities in Last Epoch. Of course, more information may be added in the future, so to stay in the loop, be sure to check out and bookmark our Last Epoch section here for more on the latest news, guides, and more.

Shane Moosa

Written by Shane Moosa

Shane started his career as a freelance writer for Gamezo while working full-time as a software developer. You can often find Shane trying his hand at no-hit runs of Souls Games such as Elden Ring and Dark Souls 3 (and being quite unsuccessful). To relax, Shane will often boot up sessions of Overwatch 2 or Hunt: Showdown, but his interests are spread across various games, from AAA titles (He loved the Dead Space Remake and RE4 Remake) to indies such as Hollow Knight, Celeste, and Hades. Shane is always willing to try new games though, so feel free to drop him an email with what you think he should check out next.