Kyrsmas Hat | Deepwoken Wiki

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Everything you need to know about Deepwoken’s rarest seasonal headgear — raw stats, efficient boss farming routes, dye combinations, and whether it actually fits your build.

Quick Stats How to Get Chaser Guide Scion Guide Drip & Dye Build Analysis FAQ

TL;DR

Is the Kyrsmas Hat Worth Grinding?

Short answer: yes, if you care about drip and exclusivity. The Kyrsmas Hat is a Unique-rarity head equipment item introduced during the 2024 Kyrsmas Event. It provides a solid +10 Health, +1 Posture, and one Legendary Pip, making it a respectable option for mid-to-endgame builds. But the real value is its extreme rarity outside the event window and its clean, dyeable aesthetic that goes hard with almost any outfit.

According to developer Agamatsu, the hat doesn’t get fully removed from drop pools after Kyrsmas ends — instead, its drop rate gets cranked up to absurd levels, making it effectively impossible to obtain outside the event. So if you want one, grind during the event or regret it for the rest of the season.

01 // Quick Stats

Kyrsmas Hat — Full Stat Breakdown

Here’s everything the wiki tells you, presented cleanly.

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Kyrsmas Hat Unique

+10 Health

+1 Posture

+1 Legendary Pip

✓ Enchantable ✓ Bankable ✓ Dyeable ✓ Passable ✕ Vow of Iron

Why This Matters

That +1 Legendary Pip is what separates this from other event cosmetics. Legendary Pips have a higher stat ceiling than Rare or Uncommon pips, meaning a good roll on this hat can push it into genuinely competitive territory. At base, you’re looking at a minimum of +10 HP and +1 Posture before any pip rolls kick in.

Kyrsmas Hat stats and appearance in Deepwoken

The Kyrsmas Hat equipped on a character in Deepwoken

02 // Obtainment

How to Farm the Kyrsmas Hat

The Kyrsmas Hat is a rare drop from two specific bosses in the Second Layer (Layer 2). It does not drop from random chests, NPCs, or any other source. You need to kill one of the following bosses during the Kyrsmas event window (typically late December through early January):

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Chaser, Scholar of the Crimson Contract

Layer 2, Floor 1 — Cathedral of Ethiron

Difficulty: Moderate. Humanoid boss who uses long-range blood mantras channeled through jars scattered around the cathedral.

Core Mechanic: Destroy the blood jars around the arena to weaken him. Once all jars are broken, he enters Phase 2 and smashes through the floor.

Key Tip: Chaser has zero armor resistance — penetration stats are wasted. Focus on raw damage mantras. Use dash (Q) to dodge his grab.

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Scion of Ethiron

Layer 2, Floor 2 — New Kyrsa Bedchamber

Difficulty: Easier than it looks. Despite being the “final boss” of the Second Layer, considered one of the easier fights once you understand the bone mechanic.

Core Mechanic: Pick up thrown bones and place them into the nine corresponding shrines to stun the boss. Use the stun window for heavy damage.

Key Tip: Physical attacks deal 25% less damage; Elemental attacks deal double. For the ultimate attack: slide, wait for sound cue, then jump + air-dash.

Fastest Farm Route: Chaser Speed-Run

Chaser is generally the faster and more accessible farm target. Here’s the optimized route:

Get to the Second Layer. You need a Light Hook (or go hookless for the Triumph). Enter through the standard Layer 2 entrance.

Navigate to the Maw of Ethiron. Have an optimized, low-risk path planned. The crumbling platforms and Bonekeepers are bigger threats than Chaser himself. Dash helps enormously.

Trigger the Nest Corridor. Walk through the Bounder nest between Firfire Caverns and the Maw. This is one of the spawn requirements for Chaser. You don’t need to kill the Bounders — just run through.

Power the generator and open a door at spawn. Chaser won’t spawn if the generator is off or if neither entrance door has been opened.

Fight Chaser. Break the blood jars, dodge his grabs, and finish him. The Kyrsmas Hat (if it drops) appears in the chest he drops upon defeat.

Important: Event Window Only

The Kyrsmas Hat technically remains in the drop pool year-round, but outside the event its rarity is jacked up to essentially impossible levels. If you want this hat, grind during Kyrsmas (late December – early January). Don’t expect to randomly find one in March.

Pro Tip: Nest Corridor Chest

If you manage to kill four of the six Bounders in the Nest Corridor, they drop a chest with loot comparable to Chaser’s. This means you technically have a shot at the Kyrsmas Hat without even fighting Chaser — though the Bounders are extremely dangerous and not designed to be killed normally.

Kyrsmas Hat drop from Chaser in Deepwoken Layer 2

The Kyrsmas Hat can drop from Chaser in Layer 2, Floor 1

03 // Drip & Dye

How It Looks: Dye Showcase

The Kyrsmas Hat’s default look is a blurple Santa hat with a miniature Frozen Membrane bauble at the tip that emits glowing particle effects. When you apply Armor Dye, both the hat fabric and the bauble change color together, making it extremely versatile for outfit matching.

Here’s how the hat looks across popular dye choices in the community:

Default (Blurple)	Dye Variant	Dye Variant
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Best Outfit Pairings

Community Favorites

Void Black + Dark Owl Cloak for maximum edge. Default Blurple + Ministry Cloak for a clean purple theme. Crimson + Mercenary’s Garb if you’re running a Bloodrend build and want your kit to match your oath. The bauble particles take on the dye color too, so your character gets subtle ambient glow that complements the overall look.

04 // Build Analysis

Is the Kyrsmas Hat Good for Your Build?

Let’s be honest: the Kyrsmas Hat is not best-in-slot for any min-maxed build. But it’s surprisingly competitive for a seasonal item, and the drip factor alone makes it worth considering if you’re not running the absolute tryhard helmet meta.

Head Slot Comparison

Helmet	HP	Posture	Pips	Notes
Kyrsmas Hat	+10	+1	1 Leg	Dyeable, bankable, event-exclusive
Silver Knight’s Helm	+30	—	Varies	Best raw HP helmet in the game
Khan Helmet	—	+2	Varies	Top posture pick for tank builds
Tillian’s Beret	—	—	Varies	Highest theoretical Ether ceiling
Dark Owl Chapeau	—	—	1 Rare + 1 Leg	+5% Shadow Armor, +Giantslayer talent

Who Should Use It?

Hybrid

HP + Posture Hybrid Builds

If you’re running a build that benefits from both Health and Posture without fully committing to one, the Kyrsmas Hat gives you a bit of both. The Legendary Pip can roll into Physical Armor % for extra defensive value.

Drip

Fashion-First Builds

Let’s be real — half the playerbase optimizes for drip over stats. The Kyrsmas Hat with a good dye is hard to beat. The particle effects from the Frozen Membrane bauble are visible to other players and instantly signal that you grinded the event.

PvE

Casual PvE / Progression

For non-competitive PvE content, the Kyrsmas Hat is more than adequate. +10 HP and +1 Posture won’t make or break a Layer 2 run, and the Legendary Pip adds nice flexibility. It’s a solid “good enough” pick while you farm for your endgame helmet.

PvP

Competitive PvP (Not Recommended)

For serious PvP min-maxing, you’ll likely want a Silver Knight’s Helm (raw HP) or Khan Helmet (posture stacking). The Kyrsmas Hat’s stats are nice but not enough to compete at the highest level. Use it as vanity if you want the look without the stat loss.

05 // FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you get the Kyrsmas Hat outside of the Kyrsmas event?

Technically yes, but practically no. According to developer Agamatsu, the hat remains in the drop pool year-round, but its rarity is increased to an extreme degree outside the event — making it the rarest item in the game. You would realistically never obtain one outside the event window.

Can I bank the Kyrsmas Hat and pass it to another character?

Yes, the Kyrsmas Hat is bankable and can be passed to other characters. The one exception is Vow of Iron mode, where banking and transferring items is restricted.

Does the Frozen Membrane bauble change color when I dye the hat?

Yes! The miniature Frozen Membrane bauble at the tip of the hat dyes alongside the hat itself when Armor Dye is applied. Both the hat and the bauble change to the same color, including the particle effects.

Which boss should I farm — Chaser or Scion?

Chaser is generally faster and easier to reach repeatedly. The Scion of Ethiron is deeper in Layer 2 (Floor 2) and requires more setup. Unless you’re already farming Scion for Kyrsan Medallions or other Floor 2 loot, Chaser is the more efficient target specifically for the Kyrsmas Hat.

Is the Kyrsmas Hat better than the Silver Knight’s Helm?

For raw stats, no. The Silver Knight’s Helm gives up to +30 HP, which is triple the Kyrsmas Hat’s health bonus. However, the Kyrsmas Hat offers +1 Posture and a guaranteed Legendary Pip that the Silver Knight’s Helm doesn’t have innately. It depends on whether you value the combined stat spread or pure HP stacking.

Can I use the Kyrsmas Hat as vanity gear?

Yes. You can smelt a higher-stat helmet and apply the Kyrsmas Hat as a vanity item, keeping the look of the Kyrsmas Hat while using the stats of your other helmet. This is the best approach for PvP players who want the drip without sacrificing optimization.

This guide was researched using data from the official Deepwoken Wiki, developer statements (Agamatsu), community testing, and in-game verification. Last verified: April 2026. Not affiliated with Monad Studios or Roblox Corporation.

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