Agility is a World // Zero perk that increases movement speed. It is a simple utility perk for players who want faster movement while exploring, farming, clearing enemies, or repositioning during combat.
This guide explains how Agility works, where it can appear, its value range, perfect roll, listed perfect perk drop rate notes, and whether it is worth using.
Quick Answer
Effect: Increases movement speed by the perk value.
Availability: Agility is listed as available on everything.
Range: 2% - 10%.
Perfect roll: 10% Agility.
Best use: Movement, farming comfort, dodging, repositioning, and general utility.
Agility Perk Effect
Agility increases movement speed by the perk value. A higher Agility roll gives a larger movement speed bonus than a lower roll.
Unlike damage or defense perks, Agility does not directly increase damage, health, healing, or drop rates. Its value comes from movement speed, which can help with faster travel, safer positioning, and smoother farming.
Agility Availability and Range
Agility is listed as available on everything in the supplied perk data. Its current listed range is 2% - 10%.
Perk | Availability | Range |
|---|---|---|
Agility | Everything | 2% - 10% |
Perfect Agility Roll
A perfect Agility roll is 10%. This is the highest listed value for the perk and gives the strongest listed movement speed increase from Agility.
Agility Roll Type | Value |
|---|---|
Minimum Listed Roll | 2% |
Perfect Roll | 10% |
Perfect Agility Drop Rate Notes
The supplied perfect perk drop rate data lists 10% Agility in both Arcane Tower and Nightmare Dungeon tables. These values are shown separately for weapon perks and armor perks.
Perfect Agility | Source Type | Average | Chance |
|---|---|---|---|
10% Agility | Arcane Tower weapon perk table | 1 in 1,161 | 0.0862% |
10% Agility | Arcane Tower armor perk table | 1 in 1,239 | 0.0806% |
10% Agility | Nightmare Dungeon weapon perk table | 1 in 1,692 | 0.0591% |
10% Agility | Nightmare Dungeon armor perk table | 1 in 1,805 | 0.0554% |
Agility Compared to Master Thief
Agility and Master Thief both improve movement, but they work differently. Agility increases movement speed directly by the perk value, while Master Thief grants Swiftness after defeating enemies.
Perk | Movement Effect | Condition |
|---|---|---|
Agility | Increases movement speed by the perk value. | No kill trigger is listed in the supplied data. |
Master Thief | Grants Swiftness after defeating enemies. | Requires defeating enemies. |
Agility Strengths
Agility gives a simple movement speed increase.
It is listed as available on everything.
It can help with farming, travel, dodging, and repositioning.
Agility Weaknesses
Agility does not directly increase damage.
It does not increase health, defense, healing, or drop rates.
Players focused only on damage or survival may prefer a different perk.
Is Agility Worth It?
Agility is worth using when movement speed is important. It can make farming feel smoother, help with repositioning, and support players who value mobility in combat.
For pure damage or defensive builds, Agility may be less important than perks that directly improve damage, health, or survival. It is best treated as a utility perk rather than a direct power perk.
FAQ
What does Agility do in World // Zero?
Agility increases movement speed by the perk value.
What is the Agility range?
Agility is listed with a range of 2% - 10%.
What is the perfect Agility roll?
The perfect Agility roll is 10%.
What gear can get Agility?
Agility is listed as available on everything in the supplied perk data.
Is Agility good for farming?
Yes. Agility can be useful for farming because faster movement can make clearing and travel feel smoother.
Does Agility increase damage?
No. The supplied data describes Agility as increasing movement speed.
Is Agility better than Master Thief?
Agility is more consistent because it does not require enemy defeats. Master Thief can provide Swiftness after kills, so the better choice depends on the activity.
Is Agility worth using?
Agility is worth using when movement speed, repositioning, or farming comfort matters to the player.
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Notes: Values, requirements, drop rates, locations, and mechanics may change in future World // Zero updates.