Very Hot Cocoa
Win Rate
29.9%
Pick Rate
3.3%
Δ vs Avg
+11.0

Very Hot CocoaRelic

Ancient
RarityAncient
MethodologyData Methodology

Start each combat with an additional Energy.

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Is Very Hot Cocoa good in Slay the Spire 2?

Very Hot Cocoa is an ancient relic in Slay the Spire 2. While carried, it does the following: Start each combat with an additional Energy. It currently underperforms most relics, sitting at D tier in our Slay the Spire 2 relic rankings.

Across 126 recorded runs, decks carrying it win 29.9% of the time, comfortably clear of the 18.9% average, by 11.0%. It’s a more situational relic, showing up in just 3.3% of runs. The class that gets the most out of it is the Regent, at a 47.8% win rate. Regent players hold onto it in 3.4% of their runs.

It combos especially well with Royal Gamble, worth a +70.1% win-rate swing together. Another strong card to run with it is Seeking Edge, worth +70.1% to its win rate. On average it’s acquired around floor 18 of a run. Its ancient rarity shapes how frequently you’ll run into it.

It has 35 run wins against 82 losses in our tracked data. When runs carrying it end, the most frequent culprit is Queen Boss, which closes out 7.1% of them. Read on for Very Hot Cocoa’s complete card, class, and threat breakdown before you decide to pick it up.

Very Hot Cocoa Win Rate & Pick Rate

Very Hot Cocoa’s 29.9% win rate clears the 18.9% all-run average by 11.0%, the gap charted below.

Win rate29.9%
Average run18.9%
+11.0% vs averagePick rate: 3.3%126 runs

Run Outcomes with Very Hot Cocoa

Very Hot Cocoa has 35 wins and 91 losses over 126 tracked runs (27.8% won); abandoned runs count as losses.

  • Wins 27.8%
  • Losses 72.2%

Best Cards with Very Hot Cocoa

Ranked by win-rate lift, the best cards to run with Very Hot Cocoa are Royal Gamble (+70.1%), Seeking Edge (+70.1%), and Sword Sage (+70.1%).

Based on small co-occurring samples — treat these as early signals, not final verdicts.

Very Hot Cocoa Win Rate by Class

Very Hot Cocoa shows up across 5 classes, led by Regent (47.8%), Necrobinder (38.9%), and Silent (33.3%) by win rate.

Very Hot Cocoa Details

Very Hot Cocoa is an ancient relic carried in 3.3% of runs and usually picked up around floor 18.

Start each combat with an additional Energy.

RarityAncient
Typical pickup floor18
Pick rate3.3%
Runs tracked126

What Ends Runs with Very Hot Cocoa

Very Hot Cocoa’s most common run-enders are Queen Boss (7.1%), Knowledge Demon Boss (7.1%), and Kaiser Crab Boss (6.3%).

  • Queen Boss7.1% of runs
  • Knowledge Demon Boss7.1% of runs
  • Kaiser Crab Boss6.3% of runs
  • The Insatiable Boss6.3% of runs
  • Entomancer Elite5.6% of runs
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Very Hot Cocoa – Frequently Asked Questions

Is Very Hot Cocoa good in Slay the Spire 2?

Across 126 tracked runs carrying it, Very Hot Cocoa wins 29.9% of the time — +11.0% above the average run. Win rate reflects how often runs with the relic end in victory.

What does Very Hot Cocoa do in Slay the Spire 2?

Start each combat with an additional Energy.

How rare is Very Hot Cocoa in Slay the Spire 2?

Very Hot Cocoa is an Ancient relic, picked up in 3.3% of tracked runs.

What is the best card to use with Very Hot Cocoa?

In tracked runs, Very Hot Cocoa has performed best alongside Royal Gamble, which lifts its win rate by +70.1% over 3 runs together.

Which class is Very Hot Cocoa best in?

Very Hot Cocoa has its highest win rate with The Regent (47.8%).

See Also

Compare Very Hot Cocoa with the rest of the best Slay the Spire 2 relics, cards, and classes below.