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You want a shiny cool weapon like everyone else, right? But you don't know how to do it? Here is a quick guide on how to get it. Enhancing a weapon is simply upgrading it by adding extra damage, and adding a cool looking effect to it. But enhancing doesn't just stop there, it can also be done to armor to increase the defense they give, but they won't have any extra appearance effects.
You want a shiny cool weapon like everyone else, right? But you don't know how to do it? Here is a quick guide on how to get it. Enhancing a weapon is simply upgrading it by adding extra damage, and adding a cool looking effect to it. But enhancing doesn't just stop there, it can also be done to armor to increase the defense they give, but they won't have any extra appearance effects.
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==Basics==
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=Basics=
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===Items For Enhancing===
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To enhance something, you need enhancement stones, and a piece of equipment that you wish to enhance. This must be either a weapon, a shield, or a piece of armor. You may also use certain cash-shop items to aid enhancements.
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*'''Items Needed For a Weapon/Armor Enhancing'''
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**A Weapon/Armor
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**Elrue/Lix/Xir
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**A bit of luck and/or (perfect) Red Eyes or Blue Miles from the Fiesta Store
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*'''About The Stones'''
 
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**Elrue/Lix/Xir are items that are used to upgrade weapons and armors.
 
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**Most usable items have tiers. Tiers are item classes, and you must use a Elrue/Lix/Xir that is the same tier as the item you want to refine.
 
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**Elrue upgrades from +1 to ~+3, Lix from +4 to +6 and Xir from +7 to +9.
 
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**Aside from different tiers of items, the Elrue/Lix/Xir all have different types, which are Normal(green), Blessed(purple) and Lucky(blue). The different types affect different things.  Lucky raises by +2 instead of +1 by a small chance, blessed decreases chance of breaking, and also has a small chance of a +2. Normal does what it's supposed to.
 
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===How To Get Elrue/Lix/Xir===
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===The stones===
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*Stone Alchemy(Production Skill)
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These are the appearances of the stones. There are 5 tiers of them; the number on the top left corner indicates what tier the stone is. You must use a stone that is of the same tier as the item level of the item you wish to enhance. Elrues are used to upgrade items to +1, +2 and +3 enhancement states; Lixes for +4, +5 and +6; Xirs for +7, +8 and +9; Karis for +10 and +11.
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*Monster Drops
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*Mining
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*Quest Rewards
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*Kingdom Quest Rewards
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*Treasure Chest
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If you choose to make your own stones with the Stone Production Skill, first press "K" and go to the Alchemy tab. Learn Stone Production (-NOTE- You can only learn 2/5). Then go to the skill lady in any town. Learn the Stone Recipe Skills. Right click the item and learn the recipe. Now press "K" and drag the stone production skill to the skill try and/or right click it.
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''For more information regarding success rates and enhancement stones, see [[Enhancement Stones]].''
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Now you'll open up a window with Elrue in the list. If you see Tier 1 all in green you did it correctly so far. Now click the Elrue (The first one that appears) start making them if you can. If you cannot go kill some monsters that drop the item(s) that you need. Now you have some Elrue stones.
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{|
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|- style="background:#eeeeef"
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|| [[Image:Item-Elrue_(1).png]] || '''Elrue''' || rowspan="3" | Normal stones || rowspan="3" | Can be produced by players
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|- style="background:#eeeeef;"
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|| [[Image:Item-Lix_(1).png]] || '''Lix'''
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|- style="background:#eeeeef;"
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|| [[Image:Item-Xir_(1).png]] || '''Xir'''
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|-style="background:#eeeeff;"
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|| [[Image:Item-Blessed_Elrue_(1).png]] || '''Blessed Elrue''' || rowspan="3" | Blessed stones || rowspan="3" | Increased success rate
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|-style="background:#eeeeff;"
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|| [[Image:Item-Blessed_Lix_(1).png]] || '''Blessed Lix'''
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|-style="background:#eeeeff;"
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|| [[Image:Item-Blessed_Xir_(1).png]] || '''Blessed Xir'''
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|-style="background:#eeffff;"
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|| [[Image:Item-Lucky_Elrue_(1).png]] || '''Lucky Elrue''' || rowspan="3" | Lucky stones || rowspan="3" | Chance to increase enhancement by 2, decreased success rate
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|-style="background:#eeffff;"
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|| [[Image:Item-Lucky_Lix_(1).png]] || '''Lucky Lix'''
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|-style="background:#eeffff;"
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|| [[Image:Item-Lucky_Xir_(1).png]] || '''Lucky Xir'''
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|-style="background:#eeeeff;"
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|| [[Image:Karis.png]] || '''Karis''' || Normal stones || Made by dismantling already enhanced items
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|}
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===How To Enhance===
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Normal stones are made by players via [[Stone Production|production skill]]. Blessed and Lucky stones can be obtained from some normal quests, [[Kingdom Quests]], Treasure Chests, Battlefield monsters, and the occasional normal monster drop. With the introduction of Battlefields (Abysses), Blessed and Lucky stones are not much of a rarity now.
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To enhance something you must go to a Weapons Smith. After you find one, talk to him and click the "Refine Weapon" button. Another window will open with many boxes inside it. The center box is for the weapon or armor you wish to refine. The other 8 boxes around it are for the Elrue/Lix/Xir to go in.  
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[[Karis]] is made by dismantling enhanced items at Healer NPCs.
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The process of enhancing is simple, and requires nothing more than luck. You pick one of the 8 boxes for the Elrue/Lix/Xir and drag and drop it in. If you have more than one Elrue, you may need to separate one into a separate pile of its own. To do so, hold the "Left Shift" key and click on the Elrue, and set "Item Allocation" to "1", press OK, and click in an empty inventory square. Alternatively, you can simply allow the default number generated in the "Item Allocation" box, press OK, and click in an empty inventory space and achieve the same results.  
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===How to enhance===
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To enhance something you must go to a Smith. After you find one, talk to him and click the "Refine Weapon" button. Another window will open with many boxes inside it. The center box is for the equipment you wish to refine. The other 8 boxes around it are for the enhancement stone to go in. The row of three boxes with colored outlines below are for cash-shop items.
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After you have one Elrue ready, click the button in the lower left area of the refine window to start the process. The enhancing is successful if the spinning star lands on the box opposite of where you placed your Elrue/Lix/Xir. If it was successful then it will gain +1. If it doesn't land there, then 1 of 3 things will happen. Your item will remain the same, your item will decrease a level of enhancement, or your item may be destroyed. This is the basics of enhancing. If you click the button and your item disappears, it has been destroyed. Some say the more you break the more luck you have on the enhancing skills. [Unconfirmed] Note-from Zxypher most of the time from lv 1-3 it will be in either the uper left or the lower right.
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The process of enhancing is simple; '''the outcome is randomly generated based on a probability dependent on the item level, the stone you use, and cash-shop items used'''. Drag and drop the piece of equipment into the center square, pick one of the 8 boxes for the enhancement stone to be placed in, place any cash-shop items you wish to use into their corresponding boxes, and click Enhance and confirm your choice. If you have more than one stone, it will just use one of them and place the remaining ones back to the inventory. The placement of the enhancement stone does not affect the success rate.
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Suggestion: At levels under 20, you should only enchant your weapons and armor to +3 (3 Elrues) as you will advance to level 20 quickly. Also, you should only risk enchanting your equipment if you have enough money for a replacement piece. If you don't, you may find yourself without anything to wear! If you do break your item and have no more money to buy a new one, use your old weapon. You should not sell your old weapons until you are sure you don't need it.
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After clicking enhance, you will see a star rotating about like a roulette. At this point, the outcome for the enhancement has already been decided. You will wait for the star to stop. When it stops indicates whether the enhancement was a success, or a failure: if it stops in the square on the opposing side to the square you placed the stone in, it will be a success, and anywhere else means failure.  
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The lower 3 boxes (They Are Red,Blue,Gold) Are used to place red eye or blue mile (red eye decreases chance of fail rate by 50%, perfect red eye decreases rate by 100%, blue mile are the same but only decrease downgrade rate).
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Should you succeed, the equipment will be enhanced to the next level. If you used a Lucky stone, there is a small chance of getting two levels in one go. The maximum enhancement is +10 for armours and shields of any Item Level and weapons of Item Level 1 or 2. Item Level 3 or higher weapons can be enhanced to +11. The maximum enchantment for accessories is +9.
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Red Eye and Blue Mile are purchased in fiesta store.
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(Before you go crazy about red eye, Failure means Breakage. It can still can fail or downgrade)
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Then if you use a perfect red eye and a perfect blue mile in the same time you can only fail or success.
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The gold spot is used for an item, usually only obtainable by GM events, which increases the chance of success by a small percentage. (Rumours are 15%?)
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==Stone List==
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Should you fail, one of the following may happen: nothing happens, or item downgrades, or item breaks. The cash-shop items Red Eye and Blue Mile stops item breakage and item downgrade respectively.
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<u>'''Tier One Stones'''</u><br>
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Tier two, three and four just have a number 2, 3 or 4 at the top left corner and are for level two, level three and level four items
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* Item Level 1 items are guaranteed not to break up to +5.
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|style="background:#eeeeef;"|
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* Item Level 2 and 3 items won't break up to +4.
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|style="background:#eeeeef;"|'''[[Elrue (1)|Normal Elrue]]'''
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* Item Level 4 and 5 items won't break up to +3.
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|style="background:#eeeeef;"|
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* Accessories of any Item Level won't break up to +3.
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The basic Elrue.
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|style="background:#eeeeef;"|http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/lix.jpg
 
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|style="background:#eeeeef;"|'''Normal Lix'''
 
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|style="background:#eeeeef;"|
 
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The basic Lix.
 
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A key aspect of success is the level and type of stones you are using to enhance with [see enhancement stones section for the odds of success].  Basically, as the item becomes more powerful the odds of success drop while the odds of failure increase - enhance with care!
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|style="background:#eeeeef;"|http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/xir.jpg
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|style="background:#eeeeef;"|'''Normal Xir'''
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The basic Xir.
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=Cash Shop Items=
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|style="background:#eeeeff;"|http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/blesselrue.jpg
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These are items that will better your chances at enhancing, and they don't come cheaply!
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|style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Blessed Elrue'''
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|style="background:#eeeeff;"|
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A Blessed Elrue.
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|style="background:#FF6666;"|[[Image:Item-Perfect_Red_Eye.jpg]]
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|style="background:#FF6666;"|'''Perfect Red Eye'''
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|style="background:#FF6666;"|
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Decreases the breakage rate by 100% when enhancing.<br>
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There is a non-perfect version called Red Eye that decreases the breakage rate by 50% when enhancing.
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|style="background:#eeeeff;"|http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/blesslix.jpg
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|style="background:#99CCFF;"|[[Image:Item-Perfect_Blue_Mile.jpg]]
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|style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Blessed Lix'''
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|style="background:#99CCFF;"|'''Perfect Blue Mile'''
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|style="background:#eeeeff;"|
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|style="background:#99CCFF;"|
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A Blessed Lix.
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Decreases the chance of enhancement level degradation by 100% when enhancing.<br>
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There is a non-perfect version called Blue Mile that decreases the degradation rate by 50% when enhancing.
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|style="background:#eeeeff;"|http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/blessedxir.jpg
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|style="background:#FFFF66;"|[[Image:Item-Gold_Nine.jpg]]
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|style="background:#eeeeff;"|'''Blessed Xir'''
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|style="background:#FFFF66;"|'''Gold Nine'''
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|style="background:#FFFF66;"|
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A Blessed Xir.
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Increases the chance of enhancement success by 15% when enhancing.<br>The true number is not quite 15%.<br>Success Rate is 13% but there is a luck rate of 5% which when combined equals to about 15% Success rate.
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==Appearances==
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|style="background:#eeffff;"|http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/luckyelrue.jpg
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There are 5 different kinds of appearances for enhanced weapons.
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|style="background:#eeffff;"|'''Lucky Elrue'''
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A Lucky Elrue.
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|style="background:#eeffff;"|http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/luckylix.jpg
 
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|style="background:#eeffff;"|'''Lucky Lix'''
 
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|style="background:#eeffff;"|
 
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A Lucky Lix.
 
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===One-Hand/Two-Hand Swords===
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|style="background:#eeffff;"|http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k33/dralussion/luckyxir.jpg
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|style="background:#eeffff;"|'''Lucky Xir'''
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|style="background:#eeffff;"|
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A Lucky Xir.
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==Appearance List==
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[[Image:SwordGlow.png]]
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<u>'''One Hand Swords'''</u>
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[[Image:refine09.jpg]]
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[[Image:E_Sword11.png]]
The appearances of enhanced one-hand swords. Appearance starts to change once your weapon/shield is enhanced past +2. Two-hand swords have the same effects when enhanced.
The appearances of enhanced one-hand swords. Appearance starts to change once your weapon/shield is enhanced past +2. Two-hand swords have the same effects when enhanced.
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==Additional Screenshots==
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===Bows/Crossbows===
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[[Image:Items.jpg]]
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[[Image:BowGlow.png]]
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[[Image:E_Bow11.png]]
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The appearances of bows and crossbows.
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===Maces/Hammers/Axes/Staffs/Wands===
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[[Image:MaceGlow.png]]
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[[Image:E_Mace11.png]]
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Maces, hammers, axes, staffs, and wands have these appearances when enhanced.
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===Shields===
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[[Image:ShieldGlow.png]]
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[[Image:E_Shield10.png]]
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The appearance of shields when enhanced.
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===Claws===
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[[Image:ClawsGlow.png]]
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[[Image:E_Claws11.png]]
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The appearance of claws when enhanced.
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===Dual Swords===
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[[Image:DualGlow.png]]
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[[Image:E_Duals11.png]]
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The appearance of dual swords when enhanced.
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=Enhancement Titles=
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Successful or unsuccessful enhancements can unlock titles for your character. A list of available titles and how to unlock them is found [[Title_Guide#Enhancement_Titles|here]].
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[[Image:004.jpg]]
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=See Also=
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* [[Enhancement Stones]]
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* [[Stone Production]]
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* [[Weapons]]
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* [[Armors]]
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* [[Karis]]

Current revision as of 17:46, 4 February 2014

You want a shiny cool weapon like everyone else, right? But you don't know how to do it? Here is a quick guide on how to get it. Enhancing a weapon is simply upgrading it by adding extra damage, and adding a cool looking effect to it. But enhancing doesn't just stop there, it can also be done to armor to increase the defense they give, but they won't have any extra appearance effects.

Contents

Basics

To enhance something, you need enhancement stones, and a piece of equipment that you wish to enhance. This must be either a weapon, a shield, or a piece of armor. You may also use certain cash-shop items to aid enhancements.


The stones

These are the appearances of the stones. There are 5 tiers of them; the number on the top left corner indicates what tier the stone is. You must use a stone that is of the same tier as the item level of the item you wish to enhance. Elrues are used to upgrade items to +1, +2 and +3 enhancement states; Lixes for +4, +5 and +6; Xirs for +7, +8 and +9; Karis for +10 and +11.


For more information regarding success rates and enhancement stones, see Enhancement Stones.

Image:Item-Elrue_(1).png Elrue Normal stones Can be produced by players
Image:Item-Lix_(1).png Lix
Image:Item-Xir_(1).png Xir
Image:Item-Blessed_Elrue_(1).png Blessed Elrue Blessed stones Increased success rate
Image:Item-Blessed_Lix_(1).png Blessed Lix
Image:Item-Blessed_Xir_(1).png Blessed Xir
Image:Item-Lucky_Elrue_(1).png Lucky Elrue Lucky stones Chance to increase enhancement by 2, decreased success rate
Image:Item-Lucky_Lix_(1).png Lucky Lix
Image:Item-Lucky_Xir_(1).png Lucky Xir
Image:Karis.png Karis Normal stones Made by dismantling already enhanced items

Normal stones are made by players via production skill. Blessed and Lucky stones can be obtained from some normal quests, Kingdom Quests, Treasure Chests, Battlefield monsters, and the occasional normal monster drop. With the introduction of Battlefields (Abysses), Blessed and Lucky stones are not much of a rarity now. Karis is made by dismantling enhanced items at Healer NPCs.

How to enhance

To enhance something you must go to a Smith. After you find one, talk to him and click the "Refine Weapon" button. Another window will open with many boxes inside it. The center box is for the equipment you wish to refine. The other 8 boxes around it are for the enhancement stone to go in. The row of three boxes with colored outlines below are for cash-shop items.

The process of enhancing is simple; the outcome is randomly generated based on a probability dependent on the item level, the stone you use, and cash-shop items used. Drag and drop the piece of equipment into the center square, pick one of the 8 boxes for the enhancement stone to be placed in, place any cash-shop items you wish to use into their corresponding boxes, and click Enhance and confirm your choice. If you have more than one stone, it will just use one of them and place the remaining ones back to the inventory. The placement of the enhancement stone does not affect the success rate.

After clicking enhance, you will see a star rotating about like a roulette. At this point, the outcome for the enhancement has already been decided. You will wait for the star to stop. When it stops indicates whether the enhancement was a success, or a failure: if it stops in the square on the opposing side to the square you placed the stone in, it will be a success, and anywhere else means failure.

Should you succeed, the equipment will be enhanced to the next level. If you used a Lucky stone, there is a small chance of getting two levels in one go. The maximum enhancement is +10 for armours and shields of any Item Level and weapons of Item Level 1 or 2. Item Level 3 or higher weapons can be enhanced to +11. The maximum enchantment for accessories is +9.

Should you fail, one of the following may happen: nothing happens, or item downgrades, or item breaks. The cash-shop items Red Eye and Blue Mile stops item breakage and item downgrade respectively.

  • Item Level 1 items are guaranteed not to break up to +5.
  • Item Level 2 and 3 items won't break up to +4.
  • Item Level 4 and 5 items won't break up to +3.
  • Accessories of any Item Level won't break up to +3.


A key aspect of success is the level and type of stones you are using to enhance with [see enhancement stones section for the odds of success]. Basically, as the item becomes more powerful the odds of success drop while the odds of failure increase - enhance with care!

Cash Shop Items

These are items that will better your chances at enhancing, and they don't come cheaply!

Image:Item-Perfect_Red_Eye.jpg Perfect Red Eye

Decreases the breakage rate by 100% when enhancing.
There is a non-perfect version called Red Eye that decreases the breakage rate by 50% when enhancing.

Image:Item-Perfect_Blue_Mile.jpg Perfect Blue Mile

Decreases the chance of enhancement level degradation by 100% when enhancing.
There is a non-perfect version called Blue Mile that decreases the degradation rate by 50% when enhancing.

Image:Item-Gold_Nine.jpg Gold Nine

Increases the chance of enhancement success by 15% when enhancing.
The true number is not quite 15%.
Success Rate is 13% but there is a luck rate of 5% which when combined equals to about 15% Success rate.

Appearances

There are 5 different kinds of appearances for enhanced weapons.


One-Hand/Two-Hand Swords

Image:SwordGlow.png

Image:E_Sword11.png

The appearances of enhanced one-hand swords. Appearance starts to change once your weapon/shield is enhanced past +2. Two-hand swords have the same effects when enhanced.

Bows/Crossbows

Image:BowGlow.png

Image:E_Bow11.png

The appearances of bows and crossbows.

Maces/Hammers/Axes/Staffs/Wands

Image:MaceGlow.png

Image:E_Mace11.png

Maces, hammers, axes, staffs, and wands have these appearances when enhanced.

Shields

Image:ShieldGlow.png

Image:E_Shield10.png

The appearance of shields when enhanced.

Claws

Image:ClawsGlow.png

Image:E_Claws11.png

The appearance of claws when enhanced.

Dual Swords

Image:DualGlow.png

Image:E_Duals11.png

The appearance of dual swords when enhanced.

Enhancement Titles

Successful or unsuccessful enhancements can unlock titles for your character. A list of available titles and how to unlock them is found here.

See Also

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