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World of Warcraft Upgrades and Item Upgrading
Upgrades can increase the value of weapons, armors and rings. Upgrades also boost bonuses like Crit chance and PvE Damage.
If the template for upgrading a weapon ends in %, it will gain 3% of its previous damage every time it is upgraded.
The cost of upgrading an item is determined by the item's level. The cost increases with item's level.
Components
Upgrade components are items that can be slotted into weapons, armor, and trinkets to give a stat bonus or extra effect while they're in use. They can be obtained by crafting, purchasing from vendors trading, or looting. Some upgrades have special cosmetic effects.
Upgrade components can only be used on equipment that has a slot. The item must be upgraded to blue before a component can be applied. Upgrade components, unlike other mods can only be applied once. They cannot be replaced or applied several times. Infusions and enrichments are a kind of upgrade component that can be used to upgrade non-amulet legendary or ascended equipment, as well in some items that aren't ascended. Infusions and enrichments can be retrieved by salvaging ascended gear or completing an elite mission in the Prophecies, Factions and Nightfall campaigns.
A prefix or suffix may be added to an upgrade, changing the name of the item it is applied to (for example 'Canthan Armor Insignia,' is changed to Canthan Armor Minor Vigor). Some upgrades increase an item's Mark Level, or Rarity, allowing players to create stronger versions of the equipment with the smallest amount of Upgrade Crystals than would be required to achieve the same level of upgrade through normal methods.
A 'boost' upgrade can alter the attack or defence attributes of an armored weapon or. These upgrades are available to be crafted from the Portative Forging Station once the player completes the cutscene and defeats the Crazed Mechanic. These upgrades are available for purchase them from the cash shop, or by collecting them from enemies when upgrading other equipment.
The player is able to have a maximum of five boost upgrades at one time; each upgrade increases the likelihood that a higher-level version of the item will be available at the time of the next reset. This gives players the opportunity to upgrade their gear, even when they're not sure what can be improved upon the reset.
The boost upgrade may be successful or not, the process can be costly and there is a significant chance that the item could become obsolete or even break when it fails. A unsuccessful upgrade could ruin Upgrade Crystals and Assist Powder, as well as the upgraded item. This is alleviated by the availability cash shop items to increase or even eliminate the chances of failure, as well as a few upgrades that give the benefit of being reinserted into an item.
Glyphs
Glyphs are upgrade components that can be placed in special sockets on the Paragon Board. Glyphs boost the power of nodes within a radius, which includes any pre-existing affixes. Glyphs are upgraded in various ways, and we recommend upgrading them to 15 levels as soon as you can.
You'll often see in the endgame that putting Glyphs is the best method to upgrade your gear. These are the only upgrade component that can be upgraded to level 15 and provide a significant boost to your power on the Paragon Board.
Most of the upgrades in the game can be replaced however Glyphs are the one upgrade component that can be removed and put back in place without restriction. Only legendary equipment can be salvaged and re-placed by using a Black Lion Salvage Kit.
The value of each Glyph is displayed when you select it in your inventory. You can replace it with an Glyph that is the same or higher rank to boost the value of the Glyph.
Glyphs can be found in the Black Lion Trading Post as part of an Gem Store bundle or purchase them with certain tools that are unlimited in use, and during Faction Crypt Raids. Each Faction Crypt has the possibility of dropping one of the numerous Glyphs, and there are also a few rare glyphs that can be obtained as drops from any of the four Faction Crypts.
Once you have gotten the desired Glyphs you'll need them to be placed on your gear. Each Glyph unlocks a bonus that boosts the stats of a specific set of nodes that are within the radius of the Glyph. Depending on the Glyph it could be +40 to one of your primary stats, or +25 to two of your secondary stats.
Using Glyphs Glyph can boost all nodes that are linked to it, so it is recommended to position your Glyphs near key nodes on the Graph to maximise the impact. Druids, for example should put their Glyphs close to their primary damage nodes. They may also want to consider placing them near their critical damage nodes.
Leveling
The upgrade system for items allows players to increase the stats of certain items by placing upgraded components in them. This is known as "upping". Each upgradeable item has an amount that determines its upgraded stats. Upgraded items may be leveled to a maximum of ilvl 385. Each item level requires a different number of components to be reached and the cost of upgrading increase as the item is advanced in level.
Certain upgrades require an ingredient to be activated. This ingredient is obtained by making Upgrade Recipes. These recipes can be purchased from NPCs or on the upgrade tab of a crafting table. Each Upgrade Recipe that is completed yields a certain number of Technology points. These points can be used for the upgrading of an item level upgrade. Once enough points are earned you'll be able to claim your upgrade and get its extra bonuses.
When a player upgrades an item, the base item is replaced by a new item of the same kind. The same armor can be transformed into the form of a weapon or shield when upgraded. The new item also has its own set bonus. This could be a disadvantage in that the item could increase in price even if you don't need it.
The upgrades to items can be rerolled, if the player has enough tokens to do this. The item will be replaced by the same item, but it has a base of level 1 and completely different bonuses. This can be beneficial but it shouldn't be done often as it can waste resources.
Certain upgrades can be rerolled multiple times which increases their value and allows the player to modify their gear. One example is Dolphin's Gift, which gives a buff when the player is repeatedly in and out of the water (or does not swim as dolphins). The item can be upgraded many times, increasing the maximum roll each time by 10 increments. This item is highly important in PvP. A well-rolled version can be worth as much as 50x the value of the non-upgraded version.
Requirements
The ability to upgrade items (this content) allows players to upgrade item the level of their equippable equipment - weapons, armor, and trinkets above ilvl 385--by presenting the appropriate items and currency to an item upgrader NPC. Upgrades to armor set pieces increase its base defense and upgrades to weapon items increase the damage they deal as well as the required strength and dexterity.
Each item can be upgraded up to five times, with the exception of hero gear which can be upgraded up to eight times. Each time you upgrade a piece of equipment, it is at risk of failing. The probability of failure increases when you exceed the maximum number. Failures will result in the item reverting to its original condition, which requires the user to spend more money on materials than they would had they stopped upgrading at the highest number of upgrades.
If an item does not upgrade, the amount of accumulated experience in its growth bar is reset to zero. The item will also lose any bonuses it has gained like crit chance damage to attack, additional effects (such as a higher healing rate over time, or the speed of reloading). However, the user can continue to use the weapon or armor after the failure.
When an item is upgraded, the upgrades are applied from the lowest to highest. This means that when a weapon gains an increase in the chance of crit the increase is applied before any increase in attack damage. Slots is a new attribute that was added to item definitions. The value is calculated each time an upgrade occurs.
The amount of resources needed to upgrade an item are determined by its rarity rating and the number of upgrade slots. The cost for upgrading non-premium items is equal to the base value of the upgrade--for example, a common equipment item might have 5 upgrades with a cost of 25600 Technology Points 4x Quality Improvement Chance. Hero grade items have a lower cost per upgrade.
Premium items might have different upgrade requirements than normal equipment. For example, they may need less sowels, but they will require more minerals and orons. Regardless, the player will have to visit the NPC [Armor] Boboko in Central Flarine with each piece of equipment they want to upgrade. Each upgrade of equipment requires different amounts of the ingredients for upgrading, in addition to the costs that are listed above.
Upgrades can increase the value of weapons, armors and rings. Upgrades also boost bonuses like Crit chance and PvE Damage.
If the template for upgrading a weapon ends in %, it will gain 3% of its previous damage every time it is upgraded.
The cost of upgrading an item is determined by the item's level. The cost increases with item's level.
Components
Upgrade components are items that can be slotted into weapons, armor, and trinkets to give a stat bonus or extra effect while they're in use. They can be obtained by crafting, purchasing from vendors trading, or looting. Some upgrades have special cosmetic effects.
Upgrade components can only be used on equipment that has a slot. The item must be upgraded to blue before a component can be applied. Upgrade components, unlike other mods can only be applied once. They cannot be replaced or applied several times. Infusions and enrichments are a kind of upgrade component that can be used to upgrade non-amulet legendary or ascended equipment, as well in some items that aren't ascended. Infusions and enrichments can be retrieved by salvaging ascended gear or completing an elite mission in the Prophecies, Factions and Nightfall campaigns.
A prefix or suffix may be added to an upgrade, changing the name of the item it is applied to (for example 'Canthan Armor Insignia,' is changed to Canthan Armor Minor Vigor). Some upgrades increase an item's Mark Level, or Rarity, allowing players to create stronger versions of the equipment with the smallest amount of Upgrade Crystals than would be required to achieve the same level of upgrade through normal methods.
A 'boost' upgrade can alter the attack or defence attributes of an armored weapon or. These upgrades are available to be crafted from the Portative Forging Station once the player completes the cutscene and defeats the Crazed Mechanic. These upgrades are available for purchase them from the cash shop, or by collecting them from enemies when upgrading other equipment.
The player is able to have a maximum of five boost upgrades at one time; each upgrade increases the likelihood that a higher-level version of the item will be available at the time of the next reset. This gives players the opportunity to upgrade their gear, even when they're not sure what can be improved upon the reset.
The boost upgrade may be successful or not, the process can be costly and there is a significant chance that the item could become obsolete or even break when it fails. A unsuccessful upgrade could ruin Upgrade Crystals and Assist Powder, as well as the upgraded item. This is alleviated by the availability cash shop items to increase or even eliminate the chances of failure, as well as a few upgrades that give the benefit of being reinserted into an item.
Glyphs
Glyphs are upgrade components that can be placed in special sockets on the Paragon Board. Glyphs boost the power of nodes within a radius, which includes any pre-existing affixes. Glyphs are upgraded in various ways, and we recommend upgrading them to 15 levels as soon as you can.
You'll often see in the endgame that putting Glyphs is the best method to upgrade your gear. These are the only upgrade component that can be upgraded to level 15 and provide a significant boost to your power on the Paragon Board.
Most of the upgrades in the game can be replaced however Glyphs are the one upgrade component that can be removed and put back in place without restriction. Only legendary equipment can be salvaged and re-placed by using a Black Lion Salvage Kit.
The value of each Glyph is displayed when you select it in your inventory. You can replace it with an Glyph that is the same or higher rank to boost the value of the Glyph.
Glyphs can be found in the Black Lion Trading Post as part of an Gem Store bundle or purchase them with certain tools that are unlimited in use, and during Faction Crypt Raids. Each Faction Crypt has the possibility of dropping one of the numerous Glyphs, and there are also a few rare glyphs that can be obtained as drops from any of the four Faction Crypts.
Once you have gotten the desired Glyphs you'll need them to be placed on your gear. Each Glyph unlocks a bonus that boosts the stats of a specific set of nodes that are within the radius of the Glyph. Depending on the Glyph it could be +40 to one of your primary stats, or +25 to two of your secondary stats.
Using Glyphs Glyph can boost all nodes that are linked to it, so it is recommended to position your Glyphs near key nodes on the Graph to maximise the impact. Druids, for example should put their Glyphs close to their primary damage nodes. They may also want to consider placing them near their critical damage nodes.
Leveling
The upgrade system for items allows players to increase the stats of certain items by placing upgraded components in them. This is known as "upping". Each upgradeable item has an amount that determines its upgraded stats. Upgraded items may be leveled to a maximum of ilvl 385. Each item level requires a different number of components to be reached and the cost of upgrading increase as the item is advanced in level.
Certain upgrades require an ingredient to be activated. This ingredient is obtained by making Upgrade Recipes. These recipes can be purchased from NPCs or on the upgrade tab of a crafting table. Each Upgrade Recipe that is completed yields a certain number of Technology points. These points can be used for the upgrading of an item level upgrade. Once enough points are earned you'll be able to claim your upgrade and get its extra bonuses.
When a player upgrades an item, the base item is replaced by a new item of the same kind. The same armor can be transformed into the form of a weapon or shield when upgraded. The new item also has its own set bonus. This could be a disadvantage in that the item could increase in price even if you don't need it.
The upgrades to items can be rerolled, if the player has enough tokens to do this. The item will be replaced by the same item, but it has a base of level 1 and completely different bonuses. This can be beneficial but it shouldn't be done often as it can waste resources.
Certain upgrades can be rerolled multiple times which increases their value and allows the player to modify their gear. One example is Dolphin's Gift, which gives a buff when the player is repeatedly in and out of the water (or does not swim as dolphins). The item can be upgraded many times, increasing the maximum roll each time by 10 increments. This item is highly important in PvP. A well-rolled version can be worth as much as 50x the value of the non-upgraded version.
Requirements
The ability to upgrade items (this content) allows players to upgrade item the level of their equippable equipment - weapons, armor, and trinkets above ilvl 385--by presenting the appropriate items and currency to an item upgrader NPC. Upgrades to armor set pieces increase its base defense and upgrades to weapon items increase the damage they deal as well as the required strength and dexterity.
Each item can be upgraded up to five times, with the exception of hero gear which can be upgraded up to eight times. Each time you upgrade a piece of equipment, it is at risk of failing. The probability of failure increases when you exceed the maximum number. Failures will result in the item reverting to its original condition, which requires the user to spend more money on materials than they would had they stopped upgrading at the highest number of upgrades.
If an item does not upgrade, the amount of accumulated experience in its growth bar is reset to zero. The item will also lose any bonuses it has gained like crit chance damage to attack, additional effects (such as a higher healing rate over time, or the speed of reloading). However, the user can continue to use the weapon or armor after the failure.
When an item is upgraded, the upgrades are applied from the lowest to highest. This means that when a weapon gains an increase in the chance of crit the increase is applied before any increase in attack damage. Slots is a new attribute that was added to item definitions. The value is calculated each time an upgrade occurs.
The amount of resources needed to upgrade an item are determined by its rarity rating and the number of upgrade slots. The cost for upgrading non-premium items is equal to the base value of the upgrade--for example, a common equipment item might have 5 upgrades with a cost of 25600 Technology Points 4x Quality Improvement Chance. Hero grade items have a lower cost per upgrade.
Premium items might have different upgrade requirements than normal equipment. For example, they may need less sowels, but they will require more minerals and orons. Regardless, the player will have to visit the NPC [Armor] Boboko in Central Flarine with each piece of equipment they want to upgrade. Each upgrade of equipment requires different amounts of the ingredients for upgrading, in addition to the costs that are listed above.
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