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World of Warcraft Item Upgrade and Set Bonuses The item upgrade is a form of enchantment that improves the stats in specific weapons or armor. This includes tertiary stats like Leech or Speed. A special evolution item that allows Porygon to evolve into Porygon2. This item can be found at Pokestops or Gyms. Universal upgrades can be utilized on any type of equipment and offer fewer benefits than other components that are equipment-type specific. Leveling The upgrade system lets players enhance their items by increasing their level. The item's “guaranteed bonuses” are also improved by the increase in level. item upgrading adds a bonus based on tier and increases the stat by 3. item upgrades from a +3 bonus to +1 to an unspecified buff. Each item is limited to a particular amount of upgrades. After an upgrade the item is upgraded, it can be upgraded to a better-quality product of equal or greater value. This system is useful for those who want to acquire gear with a certain level of stats prior acquiring a new item. The transfer system is very simple to use and allows the player to not waste upgrade materials. Upgrade materials can be collected by a player as they clear content. They can be used to improve or replace an item. Each item requires a particular type of upgrade material. Weapons require Destruction stones, while armor items require Guardian or Harmony Leapstones. When an item is upgraded, these materials are changed to a different name. For instance, Stone Fragments becomes Stones and Harmony Shards becomes Life Shards. Item upgrade is important for improving a character's performance however it is crucial to consider the cost of doing so before making any upgrades. Every time an item gets upgraded, the upgrade costs an amount of gold that could be better spent on an entirely new piece of equipment. This is why it is best to upgrade only the most essential items in any given scenario. This is essentially upgrading the weapon, followed by the legs, chest, and helm. Upgrade trinkets now if you have the money to do so. This will increase the potential of their procs. Upgrades to a premium Throne of Thunder item may be worth it because of the damage it can do. However, some trinkets should not be upgraded as long as they provide an important boost in a specific build. This is particularly true of certain breakpoint equipment that is used for stats with high value, such as IAS or FHR. Rerolling Rerolling is a method that lets players change stats on a weapon, rings or armor based on its type. It can be used to replace bonuses or to add new ones. It can also change the power base of the item. While rerolling can be an effective way to increase your power in the beginning stages of the game it's not an essential aspect of the game. When you reach the level 6 upgrade goal, it is usually better to reroll and discover the most effective upgrades or save up cash to buy the next set of items. This will allow you to have an effective team by the time you get to the level 9 upgrade goal. Rerolling is item upgrades to the level up system. Reroll tokens can be used to remove a Level Up option from your item and exchange it for another. Reroll tokens unlike Level Up do not reset an item's level. This means that when you roll an upgraded item it will no longer be at that level and won't have its added bonus. Players can also use a special mechanic, Eliminate, to eliminate any level Up option they have on their weapons or equipment. This is a great option if you get a bad gacha or you wish to reroll a five-star model. To do this, you will require a new account or sign up through social media. In each town, you can visit an Occultist to alter the aspects or stats of a weapon or armor. This is helpful if want to improve an epic five-star unit, or even if your four-star elite player is giving you trouble. Rerolling tokens can be acquired through completing certain quests. They can be purchased from the Occultist at 300 gold or found in holozons dropped in certain dungeons. You can then roll any weapon or armor, or ring by moving the icon with the lock to the desired slot on your unit's page. Sets A set is a set of items that share some similarity. You will use sets on a regular basis for things like dozen eggs or a group of friends. Sets are helpful in organizing things and utilizing operations such as intersection, union and differences to manage them effectively. Sets can be utilized in many ways, including organizing music on a list of play lists or dividing students based on their grades. In Nioh, the game uses sets to offer special effects to players when they wear specific pieces of an Armor Set. These bonuses are called Set Bonuses and can be superior to Effects. While it isn't explained why the armor sets have to be worn together to create these effects They are a great option to play with different effects when playing the game. The armor sets with Set Bonuses can be found in several places throughout Hyrule and include the Dark Moon and Twilight Temple. Set Bonuses are associated with each piece of equipment that is part of the Set. You can identify which ones these are by hovering over the item and examining the tooltip at the bottom. The Set Bonuses will appear in the form of a red box. Some of these Set Bonuses are only available to a specific piece of equipment. If you have the complete Phantom Armor set, you will receive +8 defense (instead of the +3 defense you receive with other gear). Certain sets are only available through completing specific tasks or buying them from the Auction House. It is also possible to obtain Set Bonuses on multiple pieces of equipment at the same time. If you own the complete Kestra's Descent Set and the matching parts of Twinblade of Shadow, you will be able to get the version with the + set's bonus, if you be able to match the two sets. Contrary to Effects that change each time you upgrade them, Set Bonuses remain the same even as the pieces of equipment they are connected to rise. However, if an item is exemplarized to levels that are not enough the set bonus will stop working. Set bonuses Set bonuses are unique effects that can appear on a set of equipment that can give a bonus in battle. They give a certain percentage of a specific stat, such as damage to weapons, defenses or resistances. They cannot stack, however; only one of them can be used at any given time. The amount of a particular stat is determined by how many pieces of the set are used which means you could have three chests, one armour and four weapons, for instance. but only the one with the highest bonus will benefit you. They generally boost the primary stats of a piece, but some also boost secondary ones too. Defence bonuses increase three defence positions and two types of defenses. For instance a five-piece Hundings Rage set will give you a total of 400 defense in your gear. This is a huge increase in your gear, especially as melee characters. This is a fantastic feature and one of the most popular features in the game. At present, only a few sets of gear come with set bonuses. They are only available on the Test Realm. However, this number is likely to increase when the update is made available. For instance, the popular 7 school specific Dragoon's gear will get its bonus added to it when the update hits Live. While Set Bonuses do not stack within sets, they do stack between sets. This is ideal for players who want to make the most effective combination of sets. However, it requires a bit of planning. Set bonuses only affect the shell (not the armoring or mods) of an item of equipment, so you need to be careful when putting them. It is important to remember that the value of the bonus of a set will not change even if your exemplar level is higher than three levels lower than the minimum allowed for an enhancement. This rule is not applicable to Purple (Very rare) Sets, PvP Sets and Archetype Origin Sets. Their set bonuses are in effect regardless of the exemplar level.