Throne and Liberty Gear Upgrades

Upgrading gear increases its base stats and sometimes boosts its extras. The value of these upgrade is determined by the levels of gear, their requirements, and the number of random augmentations are applied.

For example, the elite shield of racial violence Razortail is usually upgraded to improve its lightning absorb capability in PvP or to provide additional defenses on missile based builds in PvM. This makes it more tradeable than the non-upgraded version.

Reroll Tokens

Reroll tokens let you reroll a purchased item, like a weapon, armor or ring. This replaces the item with another of the same kind however with different bonuses. Reroll tokens are an affordable way to upgrade gear. They don't keep the original item's level and any wasted resources won't get compensated.

Survivors may acquire reroll tokens by a variety of means, including from the Mistery Box or as rare drops from skulled creatures. They can also be found in crates and chests, or buy them at the market for $150 each. Reroll tokens can be used to change an attribute on a piece of equipment for example, increasing its damage or giving it a new stat.

Players can reroll their equipment in three attributes three categories: physical power, magic power, and health. Upgrades to physical power increase the damage of melee and weapons attack and spell power upgrade mage attacks and ring. Health upgrades give the player additional health.

There are three kinds of Reroll tokens: upgrade rare and legendary. Each upgrade elevates the item to a better quality. To make them, you'll need an upgrade level token for rerolling. Upgrades require a standard item. Rare upgrades require an item that is unique or legendary. Legendary upgrades require three legendary pieces.

The marker for rerolling, unlike markers or tokens placed on action spaces, remains on the space till the next success is to be rerolled. This helps to ensure that upgrades are not wasted.

Blueprints are envelopes that appear at the start of each Preparation phase. They are opened using Interact by grasping them. When they are opened they show a complete description and icon of the appliance or ingredient that they correspond to. The restaurant's shop can exchange blueprints for a new appliance or ingredient for an amount of money.

As a result, blueprints can be moved between the Staple Pool (which is the default pool) and the Non-staple Pool when you run. This changes the blueprints that the restaurant's shop offers for rerolls, and also those that are in the Non-droppable Pool.

Growthstones

Weapons, armor, and accessories can be upgraded in Throne and Liberty using Growth Stones. These are special stones that boost the level of an item by increasing its stats and abilities. They can be found by visiting Equipment Enchanting NPCs in the main towns. Contract Coin Merchants will sell these stones for a cost. They can also be purchased by players who have completed daily contracts.

To upgrade gear players first need to identify the appropriate item, and then click the "level up" button. This will display a list of the item's current level and what it will become after being upgraded. It will also show the amount of Growth Stones needed to accomplish this. The number of Growth Stones needed to upgrade the item is determined by its rarity. Typically rare (blue) weapons require more than one green Growth Stone to reach their next level, whereas rare armor requires only one blue or green Growth Stone.

After deciding on the item to upgrade, the user must choose the number of Growth Stones that they want to use and pay for the cost. Once the player has satisfied the requirements, he can select the upgrade option and apply the Growth Stones. This will increase the item's level by a specific percentage. The upgrade process can last anywhere from seconds to several minutes, based on the rarity of the item.

The upgrade process is risk-free and doesn't affect the item's durability. This is a great way for players who want to gain an advantage in combat, but don't want to spend a lot of money. By clicking on the "transfer tab", players can also transfer their experience and progress of an upgraded item onto an entirely new piece of equipment.

New players may find it difficult to acquire Growth Stones. There are many ways to acquire them. You can complete contracts and purchase them from Contract Coin Merchants, defeat Abyssal Contracts, collect them from the Equipment Stone Seal Book or get them from reward chests during the Ancient Arena Season. Players can also break down higher-level Growth Stones into multiple lower-level stones.

Leveling

item upgrades Links to an external site. is an optional feature that allows players to increase the base stats of weapons armor, helms, and trinkets. It is achieved by adding upgrades at the Upgrade Station, paying a cost of Happy Stars or Happy Tickets. The process will consume upgrade components and grant the item an upgrade level, giving the item a boost in that area. This process can be repeated until the maximum level for an item is attained.

Items with upgraded base stats will display an icon of blue in their slot. Contrary to enchantments upgrade components cannot be stacked with each other, but can only be added to one item at a time. Each upgrade component will require a certain number of items as well as a certain level of equipment.

The Upgrade Station is divided into two slots. On the left side, players can place an item that they wish to upgrade. On the right, a preview shows what the gear will look like at its next level. Pressing the yellow arrow after the player has enough materials will initiate the upgrade process.

A piece of gear can be upgraded up to five times. Each time it is upgraded, the stats of the base item will increase by an amount of. The highest level for an item is 19.

Once an item has reached its maximum level, its upgrades will not be available for it. When an item attains a certain upgrade track (e.g. Upgrades for the Veteran or Explorer track ) they will be discounted.


Upgrade components are a kind of equipment that is able to be inserted into armors, weapons, trinkets and gathering tools to provide an additional effect or bonus while the equipment is equipped. They can be purchased from vendors, looted, acquired by completing quests, or traded between players. Upgrade components can be changed with new ones. However, this could ruin the previous upgrade.

Requirements

Upgrades to items give players the ability to increase certain stats on weapons and armor they currently own. The requirements for upgrading an item will vary depending on its type, but you'll typically need Dilithium as well as a number Upgrade tokens.

The upgrade items can be incorporated into equipment set pieces or weapons to provide added effects or a higher level of the item. These upgrades can come from many sources, including crafting, purchasing at the Trading Post, karma vendors or looting from bosses and raids. Once an upgrade component is inserted into an object, it is not able to be removed or replaced. However it is possible to swap glyphs freely.

Upgrades to an item can increase its Mark Level and/or Rarity. Some upgrade components come with additional modifiers that can improve the item's statistics.

For instance, the helm upgrade "Foundation of the Sun" improves base defense, and also provides an additional 20% chance of blocking. The DPS "Wildfire", on the other hand increases damage from weapons.

Some items are better off being upgraded less because of their improved stats, but because it lets players get the most value from a flawless roll on the item. For instance, a flawlessly rolled 200/6 504 armor set piece is highly sought-after in the melee PvP community and could be worth 20-50x more than the non-upp'd version.

The game will display the requirements once you choose the upgrade component that goes into the item. This includes the type of item (either Armor or Weapon), the tier of the item, the Upgrade Token required, as well as the amount of progress required to complete the upgrade.

The game will put an item in your inventory after you've completed the prerequisites for an upgrade. The progress bar will update to show you how close to finishing the upgrade. You can also track the status of an item upgrade Links to an external site. by visiting any NPC who upgrades items.