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World of Warcraft Upgrades and Item Upgrading Upgrades can increase the value of armors, weapons and rings. Upgrades also increase bonuses such as Crit chance and PvE Damage. For example, a weapon with the upgrade template that is ending in % will suffer 3damage to attack each time it upgrades (relative to its previous value). The cost of upgrading an item is determined by the item's level. The cost increases as the item level increases. Components Upgrade components can be added to trinkets, armor, and weapons to give them a stat boost or to add an additional effect. They can be obtained through crafting, buying from vendors, trading with other players, or looting. Some upgrades also have special cosmetic effects. Upgrade components can only be used on equipment that has a slot. The item must be upgraded to a blue level before the component can be applied. Upgrade components, unlike other mods, can only be applied once. They cannot be replaced or applied multiple times. Infusions and Enrichments are a kind of upgrade component used to upgrade non-amulet legendary or ascended equipment, as well in some items that aren't ascended. Infusions and enrichments can be recovered by salvaging gear from the ascended, or completing an elite mission in the Prophecies, Factions and Nightfall campaigns. An upgrade can include a suffix or prefix that alters the name of the item to which it is applied (for example “Canthan Armor Insignia” becomes Canthan Armor of Minor Vigor). Certain upgrades can increase the Mark Level or Rarity of an item, allowing players to create stronger versions of the item using the smallest amount of Upgrade crystals than they require to achieve the same level with normal methods. A 'boost' upgrade can change the attack or defence characteristics of a weapon, or armor. These upgrades can be made from the Portative Forging Station once the player has completed the cutscene and defeats the Crazed mechanic. They can also be dropped by enemies while upgrading other gear or purchasing them in the cash shop for 500 upgrade crystals each. Each upgrade increases the chance that a higher-tier version of the item will be dropped in the next reset. This gives the player an incentive to continue improving their equipment, even if they're unsure of the extent to which it will improve after a future reset. If a boost upgrade is successful or not, the process may be expensive, and there is a high possibility that the item will become obsolete or even break if it fails; a failure to upgrade can destroy 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 offer a bonus if they are reinserted. Glyphs Glyphs are upgrade components which can be put in special sockets on the Paragon Board. Glyphs increase the power of nodes within a radius, including any pre-existing attaches. Glyphs can be upgraded in a variety of ways, and we suggest upgrading them to 15 levels whenever you can. It is commonplace to see in the endgame that putting Glyphs is the most effective way to upgrade your gear. They are the only upgrade components which can be upgraded to level 15 and give a significant boost to your power on the Paragon Board. Glyphs, the sole upgrade component which can be removed without restriction and replaced with no restrictions are the most popular. Only legendary equipment can be salvaged and replaced with the aid of a Black Lion Salvage Kit. Each Glyph has a specific range of values can enhance a stat by. The value is shown when you choose the Glyph in your inventory. You can replace it with an Glyph that is of the same or higher rank to boost the value of the Glyph. There are Glyphs in the Black Lion Trading Post, as part of a Gem Store purchase or bundle with certain unlimited-use gathering tools, and through Faction Crypt raids. Each Faction Crypt could drop one of these Glyphs. There are also some rare glyphs you can find in any of the Faction Crypts. Once you have gotten the desired Glyphs you will require them to be put on your equipment. Each Glyph unlocks a bonus that boosts the stats of a specific set of nodes within a radius around the Glyph. It can be +40 for one of your primary stats or +25 for two of your secondary stats, based on the Glyph. Using Glyphs Glyph can boost all nodes that are linked to it, and you should aim to place your Glyphs close to key nodes on the Graph to maximize the impact. Druids, for instance, should place their Glyphs close to their primary damage nodes. They might be able to place them near their most critical damage nodes. Leveling The item upgrading system allows players to improve the performance of certain items by placing upgraded components into them. This is commonly known as “upping”. Each upgradeable item comes with a level that determines its final upgraded stats. Upgraded items are able to be leveled until they reach a maximum level of ilvl 385. Each level requires a different amount of components to be reached, and the upgrade costs increase as the item gets upgraded. Some upgrades require a special ingredient to activate. This ingredient is obtained from finishing Upgrade Recipes. These recipes can be found in the upgrade tab of a crafting table, or bought from NPCs. Each completed Upgrade Recipe earns some Technology Points. These points can be used for leveling up an item. When enough points have been earned you'll be eligible to claim the upgrade and receive its additional bonuses. When the player upgrades an item, the base item is replaced with a new item of the same kind. This means that the same armor piece will become a weapon or shield when upgraded. The new item also has its own set of bonuses. This could be a problem in that it could cause the item to become more expensive if you do not require it. The upgrades to items can be rerolled, provided that the player has enough reroll tokens in order to do this. The item will be replaced with a brand new one that has a level 1 basis and completely different bonuses. This is a good idea however it should not be used frequently as it could waste resources. Some upgrades can increase their value and allow players to modify their equipment. item upgrade is a good example, as it provides buffs when the player is repeatedly in or exits the water. This can be upgraded several times, each time increasing the maximum roll by an increment of 10. This item is extremely valuable in PvP, as a perfectly rolled version of it could be worth between 20 and 50 times its non-upp'd value. Requirements The upgrader for items lets players increase the level of their equippable equipment (armor, weapons trinkets, and armor) above ilvl385 by presenting the appropriate currency to the NPC. Upgrades to armor set pieces also increase its base defense and upgrades to weapon items increase their base damage as well as their strength and dexterity. Each item can be upgraded a maximum of five times, except for hero gear, which can have eight upgrades. Every time you upgrade a piece of equipment, it has a chance of failing. The failure rate increases as you move beyond the maximum number. Failures can cause the item to return to its initial state and the player having to pay for more materials than if they had stopped upgrading after the maximum amount. If an item is not upgraded the experience bar on its growth bar will be reset to zero. In addition the item will lose any bonus it earned, including crit chance and attack damage, as well as all other effects that are associated with that effect (for example, increased heal over time or the speed of reloading). However, the player can continue to use the weapon or armor following the failure. Whenever an item is upgraded the upgrades are applied in order from the lowest to the highest. This means that if a weapon gains an increase in its crit chance, the increase is applied before any increase in attack damage. Slots is a new attribute that has been added to item definitions. The value is recalculated every time an upgrade occurs. The amount of resources needed to upgrade an item is based on the rarity rating as well as the number of upgrade slots. The cost of upgrading equipment that is not premium is equal to its base value. For example an item that is commonplace could have five upgrades at a cost of. 25,600 Technology Points and 4x Quality Improvement Chance—whereas hero quality items will have an incredibly lower cost for each upgrade. Premium items may require different upgrades than standard gear. For instance, they may need fewer sowels, but more minerals and orons. However, players must visit the NPC [ArmorBoboko in Central Flarine. Boboko in Central Flarine with each piece of equipment they wish to upgrade. Each upgrade of equipment will require different amounts of ingredients needed to upgrade, in addition to the expenses that are listed above.