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World of Warcraft best item upgrade Upgrades

Upgrades to items are an essential part of gearing up your character. Upgrades boost damage to items and the ability to enchant.

They also offer bonuses and improvements. They can be purchased through the Blacksmith.

Players can recycle any item by pressing the upgrade button on it. Each recycled item level upgrade adds a level to the upgrade gauge.

Weapon

When an item is upgraded, it gains a base damage bonus as well as a scaling factor that can affect other stats. The weapon can also gain a variety of upgrade components, which provide additional effects or attributes and some even have distinct cosmetic effects. These upgrades can be put into armor, weapons trinkets, and gathering tools. Most require that the equipment has an available upgrade item slot and meet certain requirements. The upgrade component can be removed from the weapon, armor or trinket, but it cannot be replaced. (Except for legendary equipment). Upgrade components can be retrieved by using the Black Lion Salvage Kit, Ascended Salvage tool, or a higher-tier salvaging tool that is attached to an item upgrader kit.

A weapon can also be upgraded to include a Calibration attribute that increases certain stats, such as Weakspot damage or Crit Rate. This is done via the Gear Workbench's interaction menu. Based on the level of the weapon, this can be done up to four times.

When the weapon reaches its maximum level of upgrade, it can then be reforged to add different bonuses and effects, or to improve specific stats. Several of these upgrades can be used simultaneously, and the effects are based on the nature of the weapon.

Two Blacksmiths can be upgraded in the game: Blacksmith Iji on the Road to the Manor Site of Grace and Smithing Master Hewg at the Church of Elleh hub. Both upgrade materials differ: Smithing Stones to modify the type of damage that a weapon deals and Somber Smithing Stones to modify the standard weapons.

In general, it is recommended to upgrade item weapon damage first, followed by armor defense, and finally the other secondary stats as required by your build. In particular, it is common to see melee druids enhancing their weapon before any other gear, because it helps maximise DPS. This is especially true for enchantments that can increase a weapon's stats as well as damage.

Armor

Item upgrades allow players to boost the stats of specific weapons, armors trinkets and gathering tools. These upgrades may also have additional effects such as increased damage or cosmetic enhancements. Item Upgrades can be obtained through crafting, purchasing from NPC vendors and loot drop, or as quest rewards.

Armor can be upgraded by visiting the Armorer NPC and spending appropriate currency. Most of the time the armor will be upgraded to the next level once an upgrade is applied. This is possible for any type of armor, but certain items are not upgradeable at all (such as the starter armor in Great Sky Island).

The majority of armor upgrades boost the strength or defense of an item by just a little. Certain upgrades, however, can result in significant increases in strength or defense. This is especially true when upgrading epic items.

In addition to increasing the base defense of an item, certain upgrades also offer special abilities that can be activated when wearing an armor. These abilities can be beneficial in combat, for instance granting a buff to attack speed or blocking. Certain upgrades provide effect that are passive and can be useful like decreasing damage when wearing armor, or increasing the chance to dodge an attack.

Upgrades to armor may require multiple attempts, depending on the type of armor. If a player is looking to upgrade Steelclash armor to Dragonscale, then the first attempt will result in a new Dragonscale armor that has an armor base defense of 59-67. The second attempt will result in an Dragonscale armor that has a base defense of between 67 and 77.

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild lets players upgrade their armor sets up to level 4. To do this players must visit the four Great Fairy Fountains that are located in the game. Each of these locations has a powerful fair who can improve a piece of armor for you.

Despite popular belief armor isn't useless in The Division 2. The fact of the matter is that certain armors come with very substantial enhancements to poison, curse, fire or magic damage reduction, making them extremely useful for specific builds. There are other methods to improve armor stats besides upgrading the armor, for instance using the engineer trait to increase armor penetration or the challenger to reduce total weight.

Potion

A potion can be upgraded by placing it in the brewing stand to unlock new effects. The upgrade opens a new tier of potion effect, and can be repeated for more potency levels.

The potion also gains a custom color code that the player can pick by using /give. This alters the area-of-effect clouds and arrows created by the potions. In Bedrock Edition, the custom potion color also applies to the effects of the particles in the potions.

The water bottle, mundane, thick and awkward potions now have a new texture for brewing. The potion of weakness was added to the healing potion in the Creative inventory. There are lingering potions available that can be brewed with splash potions or dragon breath, and a thick potion with the status effect Mining Fatigue (duration 4:45). Issues relating to this update are maintained on the Bug Tracker.

Trinket

A trinket is a small ornament that is inexpensive or a piece of jewelry. This can be a ring, necklace or even a small flag used to identify a vessel's lateen yard. This can also refers to the trinket with gilded gold that is attached to the mast of a vessel.

This macabre trinket appears to be influencing the residents of this maze by making them more prevalent. At its current level the trinket makes all types of mimic Xx more common and gives each floor an X% chance to contain an ebony-colored mimic. This trinket is priced at a moderate amount of energy to upgrade.

The magic of this enchanted scepter appears to influence the dungeon which makes it more likely to produce grass and water. At the moment, this trinket makes X% of the floors filled with water or grass however it won't affect enchantments or the glyphs, cursed weapons, armor, or other items created to help solve hazard rooms.

The item, which appears like eyes of a newt, seems to affect your vision in a manner that goes beyond just decreasing your field of view. This trinket, in its current level, boosts the health benefits of drinking healing potion and wells of life by X%, and grants mind sight on enemies within Y tile. This is not a stacking feature with Heightened Senses.

Skull Cavern is where you will find Trinkets after you have completed the Mastery Cave. You can find them by defeating Monsters, and in chests and crates. They are not found in the Mines or Volcano Dungeon.

When you have a trinket that needs to be upgraded put it in the Anvil to do so. This will create an unintended effect on the trinket, either extending its lifespan or strengthening its effects. You can reforge a Trinket for as many times as you wish, however it will always have an impact that is different from the one it was when you made it.

You can also enhance your Trinkets by placing them in a magical catalyst at the Alchemy Station. This will cost you 6 energy, but will increase the power of the trinket by a tiny amount.