World of Warcraft Item Upgrade and Set Bonuses
The item upgrade is an enchantment that increases the stats of a specific armor or weapons. This includes tertiary statistics like Leech and Speed.
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Universal upgrades can be applied to any kind of equipment and offer lower bonuses compared to other components that are specific to the type of equipment.
Leveling
The upgrade system lets players enhance their items by increasing their level. The item's "guaranteed bonuses" are also enhanced with the level increment. Each level upgrade boosts the stats on the item by +1 and gives an additional bonus based on the tier of the item. These bonuses range from +3 bonus, to a +1 bonus or an unspecified buff.
Each item is limited to a specific number of upgrades. After the upgrade, the item can be changed into a higher-tiered item that is of equal or greater value.
This system is helpful for those who want to acquire gear with a certain level of stats prior to acquiring the new item. Transfer is simple to use and lets players save up on upgrade materials.
Upgrade materials can be collected by players when they clear content. They can then be used to replace or improve an item. Each item requires a different type of upgrade material. Weapons require Destruction Stones, while armor requires Guardian or Harmony Leapstones. The materials are named after when the item is upgraded, for example Stone Fragments become Stones and Harmony Shards become Life Shards.
The upgrade of an item is crucial for improving a character's performance, but it is important to think about the cost prior to making any upgrades. The cost of upgrading an item can be a lot of gold that could be better spent on new equipment. This cost is the reason why it is recommended to upgrade only the most important items in any given scenario.
This implies upgrading the weapon, followed by the chest, legs and the helm. If the player can afford it upgrading trinkets must be done at this point to maximize their potential for procs. Upgrades to a high-end Throne of Thunder item may be worth it due to the more damage it can cause. Certain trinkets aren't worth upgrading until they provide an upgrade that is significant in the specific build. This is particularly the case for breakpoint equipment that is used to boost stats, such as IAS or FHR.
Rerolling
Rerolling is a technique that lets players alter the stats of a weapon, armor or ring based on the type. It is a way to add new bonuses or replace existing ones. It also alters the power base of the item.
While rerolling can be beneficial to boost your power in the early phases of the game, it's not a necessary aspect of the game. When you reach your goal of upgrading to level 6 generally, you should take a step back and locate the best upgrades that you can, or save to purchase the next set of items. This will ensure that you have a solid lineup at the time you reach your goal of upgrading to level 9.
The process of rerolling is similar to the level-up system. Reroll tokens are a way to remove any one Level Up option from your item and then exchange it for another. Reroll tokens, unlike Level Up do not reset the level of an item. This means that if you roll an upgraded item, it won't be at that level and won't be able to enjoy its added bonus.
In addition to rerolling, players can make use of a specific technique called Eliminate to remove any Level Up option from their equipment or weapons. This is useful when you've lost a gacha or want to reroll an item with five stars. To do this, you'll need to create a new account or sign up through social media.
In every town, you can also visit an Occultist to change the aspects or the stats of a weapon or armor. This is useful if have a five-star epic unit you'd like to make better, or if you have an elite four-star player you're struggling with.
Another method of rerolling an item is using the rerolling tokens that are obtained through the completion of quests. They can be purchased from the Occultist for 300 gold, or you can find them in the holozon boxes which are dropped after completing certain dungeons. You can then roll any weapon or armor by moving the icon with the lock to the desired slot on your unit's page.
Sets
A set is a collection of items that share some similarity. Sets are utilized every day. For instance an egg dozen or a group of friends. They are helpful because they let you organize things, and also operations such as intersection, union and difference help you manage them efficiently. Sets can be used in various ways, including organizing the music on a playlist or classifying students based on their grades.
In Nioh the game, players use sets to offer special effects for players who wear pieces of a specific Armor Set. These bonuses, known as Set Bonuses, are similar to and sometimes even better than Effects. Although it is not explained why the armor sets have to be worn together to create these effects they are a good method to alter the game when playing the game. The armor sets with Set Bonuses can be found in several places throughout Hyrule, including the Dark Moon and Twilight Temple.
Set Bonuses are a part of each piece of equipment that is part of the Set. The tooltip at the bottom of the item will inform you which Set Bonuses are offered. Set Bonuses are displayed in a box with a red border.
Certain of these Set Bonuses are exclusive to a particular piece of equipment. If you equip the entire Phantom Armor set, you will get +8 defense (instead of the +3 defense you get with most equipment). Other sets can only be obtained through specific quests or purchasing them through the Auction House.
It is possible to receive Set Bonuses for several pieces of equipment simultaneously. For instance, if own the entire Kestra's Descent set and the parts that match from the Twinblade of Shadow you will receive the + version of the bonus set when you can be able to match it.
Set Bonuses are the same, even if the equipment to which they are attached is upgraded. However, if an item is exemplarized to levels that are too low, the set bonus will cease working.
Set bonuses
Set bonuses are special effects that can appear on a set of equipment that grants a bonus in combat. They provide a certain amount of a specific type of stat, for example damage to weapons, defenses or resistances. They cannot stack however, and only one of them can be used at any time. The amount of a particular stat is determined by the number of pieces of the set have been used that is, you could have three chests, one armour, and four weapons for instance, however only the one with the most bonus will benefit you.
They typically enhance the primary stat but certain bonuses increase secondary stats too. Defence bonuses boost three defenses for each position and two typed defenses, so for example a complete five-piece set of Hundings Rage will add up to around 400 defence in your equipment. This is a large increase in your gear, specifically as melee characters.
This is a fantastic feature, and is among the most popular in the game. At present, only a few sets of gear come with set bonuses. They are only available on the Test Realm. However, this number is expected to rise once the update is made available. For instance, the extremely popular 7 school-specific Dragoon's gear will get its bonus added as soon as the update is live.
Set bonuses cannot be stacked inside a set but they can stack across sets. This is great for players who wish to combine sets in the best possible way. However, it requires a bit of planning. As set bonuses only affect the shell of the equipment (not the armoring, mod, or enhancement) You must be aware of where you place them.
It is important to know that the strength of the bonus of a set will not change even if your exemplar level is higher than three levels lower than the minimum allowed for an enhancement. Purple (Very Rare) Sets, PvP sets and Archetype Origin sets are exempt from this restriction and their set bonuses work regardless of the level of the item's exemplar.