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World of Warcraft Item Upgrades Upgrades to items are an essential aspect of preparing your character. Upgrades increase the base damage and the enchantments of items. They also offer bonuses and enhancements. The Blacksmith is able to sell them to you. The upgrade button is available on any item. Each recycled item adds a level to the upgrade gauge. Weapons When a weapon is upgraded, it will gain a base damage bonus, as well as a scaling factor that can affect other stats. Some upgrade components have cosmetic effects, while others offer additional attributes. These upgrades can be added to weapons, armors, trinkets and gathering tools. They generally require that the equipment has an upgrade slot available and meet certain requirements. The upgrade component can be removed from a weapon, armor, or trinket, but it will not be replaced. (Except for legendary equipment). Upgrade components can be retrieved with the help of a Black-Lion Salvage Kit or Ascended Salvage Tool, or using a salvage tool of high-end quality on the item itself. In addition to the normal upgrades, a weapon can be upgraded with the Calibration Attribute which improves certain stats like Weakspot Damage or Crit Rate. This is accomplished through the Gear Workbench's interaction menu. Based on the level of the weapon the process can be repeated up to four times. After the weapon has reached its maximum level of improvement it can be modified to give different effects and bonuses or to boost specific stats. Many of these upgrades can be re-applied simultaneously, and the effects are based on the quality of the weapon. There are two Blacksmiths in the game who can perform these upgrades: Blacksmith Hewg in the Church of Elleh hub area and Smithing Master Iji on the Road to the Manor Site of Grace. Both upgrade materials are different: Smithing Stones to modify the kind of damage a weapon deals and Somber Smithing Stones to modify standard weapons. In general, it's advisable to increase the damage of your weapon first. Then, you can upgrade your armor defense, and then those secondary stats that are required by your build. It is not unusual to see melee Druids upgrade their weapons before upgrading any other gear. This helps maximize DPS. This is especially relevant to enchantments that can be very effective in boosting a weapon's damage and other stats. Armor Item Upgrades allow players to increase the stats base of certain pieces of armor trinkets, weapons, trinkets, and gathering tools. These upgrades can also bring additional effects, such as additional damage or an enhancement to the appearance of. Item upgrades can be obtained through crafting, buying from NPC vendors, in loot drops or as rewards from quests. The armor can be upgraded by visiting the Armorer NPC and spending appropriate currencies. In most cases an item of armor will be upgraded to the next level once an upgrade is applied. This is the case for most types of armor, though certain items are not upgradeable in any way (such as the armor that is used as a starter in Great Sky Island). Most armor upgrades increase the strength or defense of an item by a small amount. However, some upgrade components can provide significant increases to strength or defense, particularly when upgrading an item that is epic. Certain upgrades grant specific abilities that can be activated when wearing armor. These abilities can be beneficial in combat, such as providing a boost to attack speed or blocking. Certain upgrades can have passive effects that can be beneficial, such as reducing damage while wearing armor, or increasing the chance of avoiding an attack. Upgrades to armor may require multiple attempts, depending on the type of armor. For instance for instance, if a player wants to upgrade the strength of a Steelclash armor to Dragonscale The first attempt will result in a brand new piece of Dragonscale with the base defense of the ages of 59-67. The second attempt would result in a new Dragonscale armor with an initial defense of 67-77, and so on. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild allows players to upgrade their armor sets up to level 4. To do so players must visit each of the four locations referred to as Great Fairy Fountains in the game. Each of these locations houses the power of a fairy who can upgrade a piece of armor for the player. Despite popular belief armor isn't useless in The Division 2. Certain armors give a substantial increase in the ability to reduce the damage caused by poison, curse, magic, or fire. This makes them very beneficial for certain types of builds. Additionally, there are ways to improve armor stats beyond the use of upgradeable armor, such as the engineer trait that increases armor penetration or the challenger trait that reduces the weight of the entire armor. Potion A potion can be upgraded by placing it in a brewing stand to unlock new effects. The upgrade opens a different tier of potion effects, and can be repeated to unlock more potencies. The potion also gains an individual color code, which the player can select via /give, and that alters the area-of-effect clouds and arrows generated by the potions. In Bedrock Edition, the custom potion color also applies to the effects of the potion's particle effects. The water bottle, the mundane thick and awkward potions now have a new texture for brewing. In the Creative Inventory, potion healing and potion weakness are now available. Added lingering potions that can be prepared using splash potions or dragon breath and a thick pot with the status effect Mining Fatigue (duration 4:45). Bug Tracker is the place to report any issues related to this patch. Trinket A trinket can be described as a small inexpensive ornament or piece of jewelry. It could be a ring or necklace. Or even a small banner used to mark the lateen yard of a boat. It could also refer to a gilded trinket that is attached to the mast of a boat. This bizarre trinket appears to be influencing the denizens of this maze and making them more popular. At its current level, this trinket makes all kinds of mimic Xx more common and gives every floor an X% chance of having an ebony mimic. Upgrades to this trinket cost a small amount of energy. The enchanted Scepter's magic appears to influence the dungeon by increasing the probability of generating water and grass. At the moment, this trinket will make X% of regular floors fill with water or grass but doesn't affect enchantments or the glyphs, cursed weapons, armor, or other items created to aid in the elimination of hazards. While it looks like the normal eye of a newt this mysterious object appears to affect your vision in ways that go beyond merely reducing your field of view. At its current level this trinket can increase the total health benefits of drinking potions of healing, waterskins, and wells of health by X% and grants mind eyesight on enemies within the Y tiles. This trinket cannot be combined with the Heightened Senses. Skull Cavern is where you will find Trinkets after completing the Mastery Cave. item upgrades can find them by defeating Monsters and in chests and crates. They are not found in the Mines or Volcano Dungeon. Place the trinket in the Anvil when it needs to be upgraded. This will create an unintended effect on the trinket, either extending its lifespan or enhancing its effects. You can reorge an item as many times as you want, though it will always have an effect that is different from the one that it had when you first made it. You can also improve your Trinkets by putting them in a Magical Catalyst at the Alchemy Station. This will cost you 6 energy and increase the power of the trinket by only a tiny amount.