Item Upgrading: What Nobody Is Talking About
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World of Warcraft Upgrades and Item Upgrading
Upgrades can boost the value of weapons, armors and rings. Upgrades also boost bonuses like Crit chance and PvE Damage.
For example an item with the upgrade template that ends in % will suffer 3% attack damage every time it is upgraded (relative to its previous value).
The cost of upgrading an item increases as it reaches the current level of the item. The cost increases as the level of the item increases.
Components
Upgrade components are items that can be slotted into weapons, armor, and trinkets to provide an additional stat boost or effect while they're in use. These can be obtained through crafting, buying from vendors trading or looting. Some upgrades also have special cosmetic effects.
Upgrade components can be placed in equipment with a slot for them. The item must be at least upgraded to the blue level for a component to be applied. Like other mods, upgrade components can only be used one time; they cannot be applied multiple times or replaced by new upgrades. Infusions and enrichments are a kind of upgrade component that is used to upgrade non-amulet legendary and ascended equipment, as well as some non-ascended items. Infusions and enrichments are recovered by salvaging gear from the ascended, or by completing an elite mission in the Prophecies, Factions and Nightfall campaigns.
A prefix or suffix may be added to an upgrade, which alters the name of the item it's applied to (for example 'Canthan Armor Insignia,' becomes Canthan Armor Minor Vigor). Some upgrades increase the Mark Rarity or Level of an item, which lets players to create stronger versions of the item using less Upgrade crystals than they would require to reach the same level using normal methods.
A 'boost' upgrade can change the attack or defense attributes of the weapon or armor. Once the player has completed the cutscene and defeated Crazed Mechanist the upgrades can be crafted at the Portative Forging Station. They can also be dropped by enemies when upgrading other gear or by purchasing them from the cash shop for 500 upgrade crystals each.
Each upgrade increases the probability that a better-quality version of an item will be dropped during the next reset. This gives the player some incentive to continue improving their equipment even if they're not sure of how much they'll improve after a future reset.
Whether a boost upgrade is successful or not, the process can be expensive, and there is a significant risk that the item may become obsolete or even break if it fails; a failure to upgrade can ruin the Upgrade Crystals and Assist Powder, as well as the upgraded item. Cash shop items can be used to decrease or eliminate the chance of failure. Some upgrades also give a bonus if reinserted.
Glyphs
Glyphs can be used to enhance the Paragon Board by placing them in sockets that are specifically designed for. Glyphs can boost the performance of nodes within a radius, and include any pre-existing attaches. Glyphs can be upgraded various ways, and we suggest getting them to level 15 whenever you can.
You will often find in the final game that placing Glyphs is the best way to upgrade your gear. They are the only upgrade components which can be upgraded to level 15 and provide significant boosts to your power on the Paragon Board.
Most of the upgrades in the game can be replaced but Glyphs are the only upgrade component that can be removed and re-placed without restriction. The only exception is legendary equipment, which requires the use of a Black Lion Salvage Kit to salvage and replace.
Each Glyph has a particular range of values it can improve a stat by, and the value is shown when you choose the Glyph in your inventory. You can replace it with a Glyph that is of the same or higher rank to increase the value of the Glyph.
You can find Glyphs in the Black Lion Trading Post, as part of the Gem Store purchase or bundle with certain tools for gathering unlimited use, and through Faction Crypt raids. Each Faction Crypt will drop one of these Glyphs. There are also some rare glyphs which you can find in any of the Faction Crypts.
Once you have obtained the desired Glyphs then you have to put them on your gear. Each Glyph will grant a distinct bonus that can boost the stats of a particular set of nodes that are within a radius of the Glyph. Depending on the Glyph the bonus will be +40 to one of your primary stats or +25 to two of your secondary stats.
Glyphs will increase the number of nodes connected to them, upgrade items therefore it is best to put Glyphs in strategic places on the Graph. This will maximize the impact. For instance an Druid should try to place their Glyphs close to their primary damage nodes, but also be sure to place them near the most critical damage nodes as well.
Leveling
The system of upgrading items allows players to improve the stats of certain items by placing upgraded components inside them. This is commonly known as "upping". Each upgradeable item comes with an amount that determines its final upgraded stats. Upgraded items are able to be leveled up to a maximum of ilvl 385. Each level requires a different number of components to be reached and the costs for upgrading increase as the item is advanced in level.
Certain upgrades require a certain ingredient to activate. This ingredient can be obtained by finishing Upgrade Recipes. These recipes are available in the upgrade tab of a crafting table or obtained from NPCs. Each completed Upgrade Recipe yields a number of Technology Points. These points can be used for the upgrading of an item. Once enough points are earned you will be able to claim your upgrade and also receive the bonuses.
When a player upgrades an item it is replaced with a different item of the same kind. This means that the same armor piece will become an weapon or shield once upgraded. The new item upgrade will have its own set bonus. This can be a downside in that the item could be more expensive even if you do not need it.
Item upgrades can sometimes be rerolled, if the player has enough tokens to be able to do this. The item will be replaced with a brand new one that is based on a level 1 base and totally different bonuses. This can be useful for certain items, but it shouldn't be repeated often, as it can waste many resources.
Some upgrades can be rerolled multiple times, increasing their value and allows the player to modify their equipment. Dolphin's Gift is a good example, as it provides a buff if the player repeatedly enters or exits water. This item can be upgraded multiple times, increasing the maximum roll each time by 10 increments. This item is highly valuable in PvP. A well-rolled version could be worth 50 times the value of its non-upgraded version.
Requirements
The ability to upgrade items allows players to boost the level of their available gear--armor, weapons and trinkets that are above ilvl 385 by offering the appropriate items and currencies to an item upgrader NPC. Upgrades to armor set pieces also improve the strength of their base defense, while upgrades to weapon items increase their base damage as well as the required strength and dexterity.
All items can be upgraded a maximum of five times, except for hero gear that can be upgraded with eight upgrades. Every time you upgrade a piece of equipment, it is at risk of failing. The rate of failure increases as you move beyond the maximum number. Failures can result in the item reverting to its original condition and the player having to purchase more resources than if they had stopped upgrading after the maximum number.
If an item isn't upgraded, the experience bar in its growth bar will reset to zero. The item also loses any bonuses it earned like the chance to crit attack damage, additional effects (such as increased heal over time or reloading speed). However, the player can still continue to use the weapon or armor after the failure.
When an item is upgraded the upgrades are applied from the lowest to the highest. This means that when a weapon is upgraded, if it gains a crit chance increase it will be applied before any damage to attack increases. A new attribute called Slots is now added to the item's definition and the value is recomputed every time an upgrade is made.
The amount of resources needed to upgrade an item is determined on the rarity rating and number of upgrade slots. The cost of upgrading non-premium equipment is equal to the value of the base item. For instance, a common item might have five upgrades at a cost. 25,600 Technology Points and a 4x Quality Improvement Chance--whereas hero grade items will come with a much lower cost for each upgrade.
Premium items have different upgrade requirements as compared to standard equipment, for instance, they may require fewer sowels but more minerals and erons. The player will need to bring every piece of gear they want to upgrade to NPC [Armor] Boboko located in Central Flarine. Each upgrade of equipment requires different amounts of ingredients needed to upgrade, in addition to the costs that are listed above.
Upgrades can boost the value of weapons, armors and rings. Upgrades also boost bonuses like Crit chance and PvE Damage.
For example an item with the upgrade template that ends in % will suffer 3% attack damage every time it is upgraded (relative to its previous value).
The cost of upgrading an item increases as it reaches the current level of the item. The cost increases as the level of the item increases.
Components
Upgrade components are items that can be slotted into weapons, armor, and trinkets to provide an additional stat boost or effect while they're in use. These can be obtained through crafting, buying from vendors trading or looting. Some upgrades also have special cosmetic effects.
Upgrade components can be placed in equipment with a slot for them. The item must be at least upgraded to the blue level for a component to be applied. Like other mods, upgrade components can only be used one time; they cannot be applied multiple times or replaced by new upgrades. Infusions and enrichments are a kind of upgrade component that is used to upgrade non-amulet legendary and ascended equipment, as well as some non-ascended items. Infusions and enrichments are recovered by salvaging gear from the ascended, or by completing an elite mission in the Prophecies, Factions and Nightfall campaigns.
A prefix or suffix may be added to an upgrade, which alters the name of the item it's applied to (for example 'Canthan Armor Insignia,' becomes Canthan Armor Minor Vigor). Some upgrades increase the Mark Rarity or Level of an item, which lets players to create stronger versions of the item using less Upgrade crystals than they would require to reach the same level using normal methods.
A 'boost' upgrade can change the attack or defense attributes of the weapon or armor. Once the player has completed the cutscene and defeated Crazed Mechanist the upgrades can be crafted at the Portative Forging Station. They can also be dropped by enemies when upgrading other gear or by purchasing them from the cash shop for 500 upgrade crystals each.
Each upgrade increases the probability that a better-quality version of an item will be dropped during the next reset. This gives the player some incentive to continue improving their equipment even if they're not sure of how much they'll improve after a future reset.
Whether a boost upgrade is successful or not, the process can be expensive, and there is a significant risk that the item may become obsolete or even break if it fails; a failure to upgrade can ruin the Upgrade Crystals and Assist Powder, as well as the upgraded item. Cash shop items can be used to decrease or eliminate the chance of failure. Some upgrades also give a bonus if reinserted.
Glyphs
Glyphs can be used to enhance the Paragon Board by placing them in sockets that are specifically designed for. Glyphs can boost the performance of nodes within a radius, and include any pre-existing attaches. Glyphs can be upgraded various ways, and we suggest getting them to level 15 whenever you can.
You will often find in the final game that placing Glyphs is the best way to upgrade your gear. They are the only upgrade components which can be upgraded to level 15 and provide significant boosts to your power on the Paragon Board.
Most of the upgrades in the game can be replaced but Glyphs are the only upgrade component that can be removed and re-placed without restriction. The only exception is legendary equipment, which requires the use of a Black Lion Salvage Kit to salvage and replace.
Each Glyph has a particular range of values it can improve a stat by, and the value is shown when you choose the Glyph in your inventory. You can replace it with a Glyph that is of the same or higher rank to increase the value of the Glyph.
You can find Glyphs in the Black Lion Trading Post, as part of the Gem Store purchase or bundle with certain tools for gathering unlimited use, and through Faction Crypt raids. Each Faction Crypt will drop one of these Glyphs. There are also some rare glyphs which you can find in any of the Faction Crypts.
Once you have obtained the desired Glyphs then you have to put them on your gear. Each Glyph will grant a distinct bonus that can boost the stats of a particular set of nodes that are within a radius of the Glyph. Depending on the Glyph the bonus will be +40 to one of your primary stats or +25 to two of your secondary stats.
Glyphs will increase the number of nodes connected to them, upgrade items therefore it is best to put Glyphs in strategic places on the Graph. This will maximize the impact. For instance an Druid should try to place their Glyphs close to their primary damage nodes, but also be sure to place them near the most critical damage nodes as well.
Leveling
The system of upgrading items allows players to improve the stats of certain items by placing upgraded components inside them. This is commonly known as "upping". Each upgradeable item comes with an amount that determines its final upgraded stats. Upgraded items are able to be leveled up to a maximum of ilvl 385. Each level requires a different number of components to be reached and the costs for upgrading increase as the item is advanced in level.
Certain upgrades require a certain ingredient to activate. This ingredient can be obtained by finishing Upgrade Recipes. These recipes are available in the upgrade tab of a crafting table or obtained from NPCs. Each completed Upgrade Recipe yields a number of Technology Points. These points can be used for the upgrading of an item. Once enough points are earned you will be able to claim your upgrade and also receive the bonuses.
When a player upgrades an item it is replaced with a different item of the same kind. This means that the same armor piece will become an weapon or shield once upgraded. The new item upgrade will have its own set bonus. This can be a downside in that the item could be more expensive even if you do not need it.
Item upgrades can sometimes be rerolled, if the player has enough tokens to be able to do this. The item will be replaced with a brand new one that is based on a level 1 base and totally different bonuses. This can be useful for certain items, but it shouldn't be repeated often, as it can waste many resources.
Some upgrades can be rerolled multiple times, increasing their value and allows the player to modify their equipment. Dolphin's Gift is a good example, as it provides a buff if the player repeatedly enters or exits water. This item can be upgraded multiple times, increasing the maximum roll each time by 10 increments. This item is highly valuable in PvP. A well-rolled version could be worth 50 times the value of its non-upgraded version.
Requirements
The ability to upgrade items allows players to boost the level of their available gear--armor, weapons and trinkets that are above ilvl 385 by offering the appropriate items and currencies to an item upgrader NPC. Upgrades to armor set pieces also improve the strength of their base defense, while upgrades to weapon items increase their base damage as well as the required strength and dexterity.
All items can be upgraded a maximum of five times, except for hero gear that can be upgraded with eight upgrades. Every time you upgrade a piece of equipment, it is at risk of failing. The rate of failure increases as you move beyond the maximum number. Failures can result in the item reverting to its original condition and the player having to purchase more resources than if they had stopped upgrading after the maximum number.
If an item isn't upgraded, the experience bar in its growth bar will reset to zero. The item also loses any bonuses it earned like the chance to crit attack damage, additional effects (such as increased heal over time or reloading speed). However, the player can still continue to use the weapon or armor after the failure.
When an item is upgraded the upgrades are applied from the lowest to the highest. This means that when a weapon is upgraded, if it gains a crit chance increase it will be applied before any damage to attack increases. A new attribute called Slots is now added to the item's definition and the value is recomputed every time an upgrade is made.
The amount of resources needed to upgrade an item is determined on the rarity rating and number of upgrade slots. The cost of upgrading non-premium equipment is equal to the value of the base item. For instance, a common item might have five upgrades at a cost. 25,600 Technology Points and a 4x Quality Improvement Chance--whereas hero grade items will come with a much lower cost for each upgrade.
Premium items have different upgrade requirements as compared to standard equipment, for instance, they may require fewer sowels but more minerals and erons. The player will need to bring every piece of gear they want to upgrade to NPC [Armor] Boboko located in Central Flarine. Each upgrade of equipment requires different amounts of ingredients needed to upgrade, in addition to the costs that are listed above.
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