Sols RNG is largely a game of pure chance, but there are a few ways you can swing the odds in your favour. One is to slip on the Exo Gauntlet in Sols RNG: a process this guide will cover in-depth.
Sols RNG is a gacha game on the Roblox platform. Armed with infinite rolls, the only limit is your patience as you roll time and again in search of the rarest possible Auras. While simple on the surface, there are several small systems you can leverage to boost your Luck and get better results. Item crafting, and the Exo Gauntlet it eventually leads to, is one such system.
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Sols RNG Exo Gauntlet Guide
In this guide, we’ll cover what the Exo Gauntlet is, what it does, and how you can get your hands on one yourself.
What Does The Exo Gauntlet Do?
The Exo Gauntlet is an Item you can equip to your character. When equipped, it provides a 100% boost to your Luck, and a 25% reduction in your roll cooldown. This lets you roll more frequently, and receive better Auras when you do. At time of writing, it’s the best Item you can equip in Sols RNG.
How To Get The Exo Gauntlet
To get yourself an Exo Gauntlet, you’ll need to craft it at Jake’s Workshop, the little wooden stall that stands in the middle of each Biome. It requires the following components:
| Component | Quantity Needed |
| Gear Basing | 3 |
| Gilded (1 in 512) | 3 |
| Precious (1 in 1,024) | 2 |
| Undead (1 in 10,000) | 1 |
| Exotic (1 in 99,999) | 1 |
| Magnetic (1 in 2,048) | 2 |
| Sidereum (1 in 4,096) | 1 |
All of these materials are Auras that you can roll through the normal roll system, with the exception of Gear Basing. This is an Item you’ll need to craft at Jake’s Worskhop, using the following materials:
| Component | Quantity Needed |
| Common (1 in 2) | 1 |
| Uncommon (1 in 4) | 1 |
| Good (1 in 5) | 1 |
| Rare (1 in 16) | 1 |
Given the high rarity of many of the Auras involved in crafting it, the Exo Gauntlet can take quite some time to obtain. There are a few ways you can speed this process up, however. Firstly, you can craft and equip the Luck Glove, which increases your Luck by 25%. Secondly, you can make use of the Lucky Potions and Speed Potions that you find lying around, for their 100% Luck bonus and 25% roll cooldown reduction, respectively.
Finally, you can complete the short platforming challenge at the edge of the map, and touch the green light at the end. If you do this, you’ll receive a temporary buff called Basic Blessing, which boosts your Luck by a further 30%. It’s a good idea to try and stack all of your Luck buffs up at once. Just before you touch the light, drink a Lucky Potion and roll until you’re set up for the 10th roll Luck bonus. This will maximise your chances of getting one of the rare Auras you need.
