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Generally, you can add random enchantment for the equipment for a specific amount of currency or add a specific enchantment you would like for a greater amount of that currency. In some cases, you will have to add an enchantment on an equipment and upgrade that enchantment to get a stronger version of it. | Generally, you can add random enchantment for the equipment for a specific amount of currency or add a specific enchantment you would like for a greater amount of that currency. In some cases, you will have to add an enchantment on an equipment and upgrade that enchantment to get a stronger version of it. | ||
A good way to dip your toes into enchanting is by enchanting your illusion gear with the Illusion Enchanter in Prontera. By now, you should have a decent amount of Illusion Stones and Illusion Gear from leveling in the Illusion Dungeons. These Illusion Stones can be used with the NPC to roll enchants on your weapons, armors, and accessories. Additionally, you will see that Illusion Weapons often have additional lines with extra effects (e.g. +X damage to X Type Monsters). These can be rerolled as well. | A good way to dip your toes into enchanting is by enchanting your illusion gear with the Illusion Enchanter in Prontera. By now, you should have a decent amount of Illusion Stones and Illusion Gear from leveling in the Illusion Dungeons. These Illusion Stones can be used with the NPC to roll enchants on your weapons, armors, and accessories. Additionally, you will see that Illusion Weapons often have additional lines with extra effects (e.g. +X damage to X Type Monsters). These can be rerolled as well. [[Illusion_Enchantment]] | ||
If you're currently using any Illusion Gear, go ahead and try some enchanting if you have illusion stones just sitting in storage! | If you're currently using any Illusion Gear, go ahead and try some enchanting if you have illusion stones just sitting in storage! | ||
Some enchantments, like the Gray Wolf Armor mentioned in the previous section, also have special bonuses at specific refinement levels or at specific intervals of refinement. The Gray Wolf Enchantments have extra bonuses at +7, +9, and +11, so take a look at the enchantments when working on refining. | Some enchantments, like the Gray Wolf Armor mentioned in the previous section, also have special bonuses at specific refinement levels or at specific intervals of refinement. The Gray Wolf Enchantments have extra bonuses at +7, +9, and +11, so take a look at the enchantments when working on refining. | ||
Lastly, Fashion Points that you've been collecting in game let you buy Costume Enchant Boxes. These boxes give Enchant Stones that can be enchanted onto your costumes for a lot of additional power. The list of Enchant Stones and their % drops can be found here: | Lastly, Fashion Points that you've been collecting in game let you buy Costume Enchant Boxes. These boxes give Enchant Stones that can be enchanted onto your costumes for a lot of additional power. The list of Enchant Stones and their % drops can be found here: [[Costume_Enchants_(Fashion_Points)#Enchant_Stones]] | ||
== Shadow Gears == | == Shadow Gears == | ||