World of Warcraft Item Upgrade and Set Bonuses
The upgrade to an item is an enchantment which increases the base stats of certain weapons or armor. This includes tertiary statistics like Leech and Speed.
A special item for evolution that allows Porygon to evolve into Porygon2. It can be found at Pokestops and Gyms.
Universal upgrades can be used on any type of equipment and provide smaller bonuses than other components that are equipment-type specific.
Leveling
The upgrade system allows players to improve items by increasing their level. The item's "guaranteed bonuses" are also improved by the level increase. Each level upgrade adds bonuses based on the tier and increases the stat by a factor of 3. These bonuses range from +3 bonus to +1 or an unspecified buff.
Each item can be upgraded for a specific number of times. After the upgrade, the item is able to be re-transferred to a higher-leveled item that has the same or greater value.
This system is extremely useful for players who want to acquire equipment with a certain level of stats before they have the chance to purchase an item that is new. Transfer systems allow players to avoid wasting upgrade materials and is easy to use.
Upgrade materials are gathered as a player clears content and can be used to enhance or replace an item. Each item requires a different type of upgrade material. Weapons require Destruction stones while armor items require Guardian or Harmony Leapstones. These materials are renamed when the item is upgraded, for example Stone Fragments become Stones and Harmony Shards become Life Shards.
It is essential to upgrade item s in order to boost a character's performance. However it is equally important to think about how much it will cost. Every time an item gets upgraded, it will cost an amount of gold that could be better used on an entirely new piece of equipment. This is why it is advisable to upgrade only the most necessary items in any given situation.
This typically involves upgrading the weapon first followed by the legs and chest and finally the helm. If the player is able to afford it then upgrading trinkets should be done at this point to maximize their proc potential. For instance, a top-of-the-line Throne of Thunder trinket may be worth upgrading for the more damage that its procs can bring. Certain trinkets aren't worth upgrading until they can offer an enhancement that is significant to the particular build. This is especially true for breakpoint equipment that is used to boost stats, such as IAS or FHR.
Rerolling
Rerolling is a mechanic that lets players change the stats of a weapon, armor, or ring, depending on the kind. It can be used to give new bonuses or replace existing ones. It also alters the base power of the item.
Rerolling is an excellent way to increase your strength in the early stages however it's not essential. Once you reach your goal of upgrading to level 6, it is usually better to reroll and search for the most powerful upgrades or save up money to buy the next set of items. This will ensure that you have a solid collection of items by the time you hit the level 9 upgrade goal.
The rerolling system is very like the leveling up system. Reroll tokens can be used to take away any Level Up option and replace it with a different one. Reroll tokens, unlike Level Up do not reset an item's level. This means that, if you reroll a upgraded item, it won't be at the same level and not have its bonus.
In addition to rerolling, players may utilize a unique mechanic called Eliminate to delete any Level Up option from their equipment or weapons. This is helpful if you've got a bad gacha or you want to reroll an item with five stars. To do this, you will need to create an account from scratch or log in through social media.
In every town, you can also visit an Occultist to alter the aspects or stats of a weapon or armor. This is useful if you have a five-star epic unit that you want to improve or an elite four-star character that you are struggling with.
Rerolling tokens can be acquired by completing specific quests. These can be bought from the Occultist at 300 gold or in holozons dropped in certain dungeons. You can then reroll any weapon or armor, or ring by moving the icon with the lock to the desired slot on your unit's page.
Sets
A set is a group of items that are alike in some way. Sets are frequently used. For instance an egg dozen or a group of friends. They are helpful for organizing things and using operations like intersection, union and differences to manage them effectively. Sets can be used in a variety of different ways, from arranging music in a playlist to assigning students grades.
In Nioh the game, players utilize sets to give special effects to players when they wear specific pieces of an Armor Set. These bonuses, known as Set Bonuses, are similar to and sometimes better than Effects. Although it's not clear in-universe why the armor sets have to be worn together to create these additional effects, they can provide a nice change of pace when playing the game. The armor sets that come with Set Bonuses can be found in many locations in Hyrule, such as the Dark Moon Temple and Twilight Temple.
Set Bonuses are associated with each piece of equipment that is part of a Set. The tooltip at the bottom of the item will tell you what Set Bonuses are available. Set Bonuses are displayed in a box that has the red border.
Certain Set Bonuses are only available to a specific piece of equipment. If you have the complete Phantom Armor set, you will be rewarded with +8 defense (instead of the 3 defense you receive with other equipment). Other sets are only available through specific quests or buying them through the Auction House.
It is also possible to obtain Set Bonuses on several pieces of equipment simultaneously. For instance, if you have the complete Kestra's Descent set and the matching parts of the Twinblade of Shadow you will get the + version of the bonus set when you soul be able to match it.
Contrary to Effects, which change each time you upgrade them Set Bonuses are the same even when the pieces of equipment they're connected to increase in. If an item is exemplared too low, the set bonus will not work.
Set bonuses
Set bonuses are special effects that can be found on a set of equipment which can provide a boost in combat. They give a certain amount of a specific type of stat, like damage to weapons, defenses or resistances. However, they cannot stack, and only one will be active at any one time. The amount of a stat is determined by how many pieces of the set have been used which means you can have three chests and one armour, and four weapons, for instance. but only the one that has the highest bonus will benefit you.
Generally, they boost the primary stats of a piece, but some also boost secondary ones as well. Defence bonuses increase three defensive positions and two kinds of defenses. For example, a five-piece Hundings Rage set will give you a total of 400 defense in your equipment. This is a significant boost in the gear you use as a melee.
This is an excellent feature and one of the most popular in the game. At present, only a handful of sets of gear have set bonuses, and they are only available in the Test Realm, but expect this number to increase once the update is live. The bonus will be added to the seven school-specific Dragoons equipment, for instance.
While Set Bonuses cannot stack within sets, they do stack between different sets. This is a great option for players looking to combine sets in the best possible way. However, it requires some planning. Set bonuses only affect the shell (not the armoring or mods) of an item of equipment, therefore you need to be careful when putting them.
It is important to note that the amount of the bonus of a set will not change regardless of whether your exemplar level is greater than three levels lower than the minimum level that is allowed for an Enhancement. Purple (Very Rare) Sets PvP sets, sets for PvP and Archetype Origin sets are exempt from this restriction and their set bonuses are in effect regardless of the level of the item's exemplar.