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World of Warcraft Item Upgrade and Set Bonuses The item upgrade is an enchantment which increases the base stats of certain weapons or armor. This includes secondary stats like Leech and Speed. A special item for evolution that allows Porygon to evolve into Porygon2. It can be found in Pokestops and Gyms. Universal upgrades are able to be used on any type of equipment and provide smaller bonuses than other components that are equipment-type specific to the equipment type. Leveling The upgrade system lets players improve items by increasing their level. The item's “guaranteed bonuses” are also enhanced by the increase in level. Each level upgrade gives a bonus based on the tier and increases the stat by a factor of 3. These extras could range from a +1 to +3 bonus, to a random buff or debuff. Each item can be upgraded a certain amount of times. However, after an upgrade the item can be changed into a higher-tiered item which is of equal or greater value. This system is useful for players who wish to acquire gear with a specific level of stats prior to acquiring the new item. Transfer is easy to use and allows the player to avoid wasting upgrading materials. Upgrade materials can be gathered by players as they clear content. They can then be used to replace or improve an item. Each item requires a particular type of upgrade material. Weapons require Destruction Stones, while armor requires Guardian or Harmony Leapstones. When an item is upgraded, the materials are renamed. For instance, Stone Fragments becomes Stones and Harmony Shards becomes Life Shards. It is essential to upgrade items to boost a character's performance. However it is equally important to think about how much this will cost. The cost of upgrading an item could be quite a bit of gold which could be better spent on new gear. This cost is the reason why it is best to upgrade only the most essential items in any given scenario. This typically means upgrading the weapon first followed by the legs and chest, then the helm. If the player can afford it then upgrading trinkets should be done in this stage to increase their proc potential. Upgrades to a top-quality Throne of Thunder item may be worth it because of the damage it could cause. item upgrader are not worth upgrading until they can provide an enhancement that is significant to the specific build. This is particularly true of certain breakpoint equipment used for high-value stats like IAS or FHR. Rerolling Rerolling is a method that lets players alter the stats of a weapon rings, or armor depending on the type of item. It can be used to replace bonuses or add new ones. It can also be used to alter the item's base power. Rerolling is a great method to increase your strength in the beginning stages however it's not essential. Once you've reached your goal of upgrading to level 6 it's best to take a step back and locate the most powerful upgrades you can, or save for the next set of items. This will ensure that you have a strong lineup by the time you hit your goal of upgrading to level 9. The process of rerolling is similar to the level-up system. Reroll tokens can be used to remove any Level Up option and replace it with another. However, unlike Level Up, reroll tokens don't reset the item's level. This means that if you roll an upgraded item it won't be at that level and won't have its added bonus. Players can also use a special mechanic, Eliminate, to remove any Level Up option they have on their weapons or equipment. This is useful in the event that you have a poor gacha or you wish to roll a five-star unit. To accomplish this, you'll have to create a new account or sign up through social media. In each town, you can visit an Occultist to change the aspects or the stats of a weapon or armor. This is useful if you have a five-star epic unit that you want to improve, or if you have an elite four-star character that you're struggling with. Another method to reroll an item is by using the rerolling tokens that are obtained by completing quests. They can be purchased from the Occultist for 300 gold, or they can be found in the holozon boxes that are dropped after having completed certain dungeons. You can then reroll any weapon or armor by moving the icon with the lock to the desired slot on the page of your unit's. Sets A set is a group of items that are similar in some way. Sets are frequently used. For example an egg dozen or a group of friends. They are helpful for organizing things and using operations like intersection, union and difference to manage them effectively. Sets can be used in a variety of different ways, from arranging music on a playlist, to classifying students based on their grades. In Nioh the game, players utilize sets to provide special effects for players who wear pieces of a specific Armor Set. These bonuses are called Set Bonuses, and they are superior to Effects. While it is not explained in the universe why armor sets must be worn together to produce these extra effects, they provide some variety when playing the game. The armor sets that come with Set Bonuses can be found in various locations throughout Hyrule and include the Dark Moon and Twilight Temple. Set Bonuses are a part of each piece of equipment that is part of the Set. The tooltip at the bottom of the item will inform you which Set Bonuses are offered. Set Bonuses are displayed in a box with a red border. Certain of these set bonuses are only available to certain equipment. For example, if you purchase the full Phantom Armor set you will receive +8 defense (compared to the standard +3 defense that comes with most equipment). Some sets are only available through completing specific tasks or by purchasing them at the Auction House. It is possible to get Set Bonuses for multiple items of equipment simultaneously. For example, if you have the complete Kestra's Descent set and the matching parts of the Twinblade of Shadow you will be eligible for the + version the set's bonus if you be able to match it. Set Bonuses are the same, even if the equipment to which they are attached increases in level. If an item's exemplar is too low, the set bonus won't work. Set bonuses Set bonuses are unique effects that appear on an item set and give an advantage to the player in combat. They offer a specific percentage of a certain stat, such as damage to weapons, defenses or resistances. However, they do not stack, and only one will be active at a time. The amount of an attribute is determined by the amount of pieces in the set. For example you could have three weapons and four chests, but only one of them will benefit you. In general, they increase the primary stat of a piece, however they can also boost secondary stats too. Defense bonuses boost three defensive positions and two types of defenses, so for example, a full five piece set of Hundings Rage will add up to around 400 defence in your equipment. This is a huge increase in your gear, particularly as a melee character. This is a very useful feature, and it appears to be among the most popular features in the game. At present, only a few sets of gear are equipped with set bonuses. They are only available on the Test Realm. However, this number is likely to rise once the update is made available. The bonus will be added to the seven school-specific Dragoons equipment, for instance. Set bonuses cannot be stacked within a set however they do stack across sets. This is great for players who wish to mix sets in the best possible way. However, it requires a bit of planning. Since set bonuses only affect the shell of a piece of equipment (not the armoring, mod or enhancement) You must be careful with your placements. A key point to note is that a set bonus's strength does not change if you exemplar more than three levels below the minimum level allowed for an Enhancement of that kind. Purple (Very Rare) Sets PvP sets, set-ups for PvP and Archetype Origin sets are exempt from this requirement and their set bonuses are in effect regardless of the level of the item's exemplar.