Throne and Liberty Gear Upgrades

Upgrades can boost the power of a piece of equipment and sometimes even its extras. The worth of these upgrades is determined by the levels of gear, their requirements, and how many random augmentations are made available.

The elite racial Shield Razortail, for example, is usually upgraded to improve its lightning absorption capabilities in PvP and/or provide additional defenses to missile-based builds in the PvM. This makes it more exchangeable than the un-upgraded version.

Reroll Tokens

Reroll tokens allow you to reroll a purchased item, such as an armor, weapon or rings. The item is swapped for one similar one, with a different set of extra bonuses. Reroll tokens can be a cost-effective method to upgrade equipment. However, they don't keep the quality of the original item, and any wasted resources won't be compensated for.

The survivors can get tokens to reroll in many ways, including the Mistery Box and rare drops from skulled creatures. You can also find them in crates and chests or buy them from the stores for $150 each. Reroll tokens can be used to alter an attribute of a piece of equipment that could include increasing its damage or giving it a new stat.

Players can roll their equipment using three aspects: physical power, magic power and health. Physical power upgrades boost the damage caused by melee and weapons and spell power improves mage attacks and rings. Health upgrades provide the player with an additional amount of health.

Three types of rerolls tokens are available: upgrade rare, legendary and rare. Each upgrade elevates the item to a higher quality. To make them, you need a higher-quality token for rerolling. Upgrades with enhanced capabilities require a common item, while rare upgrades require a special or a legendary item, and legendary upgrades require three legendary items.

In contrast to other special tokens and markers that are placed on action spaces, the reroll marker remains on the space until the next Success result is repeated. This helps to avoid wasting upgrades.

Blueprints are envelopes that appear at the beginning of every Preparation phase. They can be opened with Interact by grasping them. When they are opened, they show a description and icon for the Appliance or Ingredient. Blueprints can be exchanged for new appliance or ingredient in the restaurant's shop for the amount of coins.

This means that blueprints can be moved between the Staple Pool (which is the default pool) and the Non-staple Pool when you run. This affects the blueprints that the restaurant's shop offers for rerolls and which are available in the non-droppable Pool.

Growthstones

In Throne and Liberty, growth stones can be used to upgrade weapons, armor and other accessories. These are special stones that boost the level of an Best item upgrade by increasing its stats and attributes. They can be found by visiting Equipment Enchanting NPCs in the major towns. They can also purchase them from Contract Coin Merchants for a cost. They can also be purchased by players who complete daily contracts.

To upgrade their gear, players must first identify the appropriate item, and then click on the "level up" button. The menu will appear showing the item's current level and what it will be when being upgraded and the required amount of Growth Stones to achieve this. The number of Growth Stones needed to upgrade the item upgrader mod is determined by its rarity. Rare (blue), rarer weapons will require more than one Growth Stone, while uncommon armor only requires one Growth Stone.

After deciding on what to upgrade, players must select the number of green Growth Stones they wish to use and pay the appropriate cost. When the requirements are fulfilled, the player may select the upgrade button to apply the Growth Stones to the item. The item will be upgraded in level by a specific percentage. The process of upgrading can last anywhere from seconds to several minutes, depending on the rarity of the item.

The upgrade process is risk-free and doesn't affect the item's durability. This makes the system an excellent way for players to get an advantage in battle without putting stress on their bank accounts. By clicking on the "transfer tab" players can transfer the experience and progress of an upgraded item onto a new piece of gear.

New players may find it difficult to acquire Growth Stones. However, there are numerous methods to obtain these stones, such as contract completion and purchasing them from the Contract Coin Merchant, defeating Abyssal Contract enemies, collecting them from the Equipment Stone Seal Book, or getting them from the reward chests during the Ancient Arena season. In addition players can also break down the higher-level Growth Stones to create multiple lower-level ones.

Leveling

Leveling is an optional feature that lets players increase the stats of their weapons armor, helms, and trinkets. The Upgrade Station lets you combine an item with upgrade materials, and pay a fee in Happy Tickets or Happy Stars. The upgrade components will be used up and the item will gain an upgrade to a higher level. This process can continue until the item reaches its maximum level.

Items with upgraded base stats display an icon of blue in their slot. In contrast to enchantments, upgrade components don't stack with one another, and can only be added to one item at a time. Furthermore, each upgrade component will require a particular amount of items to be applied, as well as an appropriate amount for the equipment.

The Upgrade Station is divided into two slots. On the left side, players can place items to be upgraded. On the right side, previews show what the gear looks like at its next level. Pressing the yellow arrow after the player has enough materials will start the upgrading process.

A piece of gear can be upgraded a maximum of five times. Each time it is upgraded, the base stats of the item will be increased by an amount of. The maximum level of an item is 19.

When an item is at its maximum level that it can no longer have the option of upgrading. In the same way, once a piece of gear reaches the level of a specific upgrade track (e.g. Veteran or Explorer), upgrades for that track will have discounts.

Upgrade components are a type of equipment that can be inserted into armor, weapons trinkets and gathering tools to give an attribute bonus or extra effect when the equipment is being used. They can be bought through vendors, looted or obtained through questing. They can also be traded between players. Upgrade components can be replaced by acquiring new ones. However, this can destroy the old upgrade.

Requirements

Upgrades to items give players the ability to increase certain stats of weapons and armor that they currently own. The requirements for upgrading an item upgrading will vary based on the type of item but generally, you'll need Dilithium as well as a few Upgrade Tokens (various options available).

Item upgrade components can be incorporated into equipment sets and weapons for extra effects or a higher level of the item. These upgrades can come from a variety of sources, such as crafting, buying from the Trading Post, karma vendors or looting during bosses and raids. Once an upgrade component is added to an item, it isn't able to be removed or substituted without restriction, however glyphs placed in gathering tools can be swapped without limitation.

Upgrades can boost the Mark Level or Rarity. Some upgrade components also have additional modifiers that can boost the stats of the item.

The helm upgrade "Foundation of the Sun" for example, increases base defense and provides an additional 20 percent chance of blocking. In addition the dps upgrade "Wildfire" increases weapon damage.

Certain items benefit from being upgraded less for their increased stats and more for the fact that it allows players to get the most value from a flawless roll on the item upgrades. A perfect-rolled 200/6 500 armor set piece, for example is highly coveted by melee PvP communities and could be worth as much as 20-50 times that of the unupp'd version.

The game will highlight the requirements when you select the upgrade component that goes into the item. This includes the type of item (either weapon or armor), the tier of the item and 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 have fulfilled the requirements for an upgrade. The progress bar will update to show how close you are to completing the upgrade. You can also check the status of an upgrade by going to any item upgrader NPC.