Throne and Liberty Gear Upgrades

Upgrading gear increases its base stats, and sometimes enhances its extras. The worth of these upgrades is determined by their tiers, requirements, and the number of random augmentations used.

The most powerful racial Shield Razortail, for example, is frequently upgraded to enhance its lightning absorption function in PvP, and/or to add additional defenses to missile-based builds in the PvM. This makes it more exchangeable over the unupgraded version.

Reroll Tokens

Reroll tokens allow you to reroll an acquired item, such as a weapon, armor, or rings. This allows you to swap the item for another similar item upgrade, with a different set of extra bonuses. Reroll tokens are a cost-effective method to upgrade equipment. They don't maintain the original equipment's condition and any money wasted aren't rewarded.

Survivors can obtain tokens to reroll in many ways, including through the Mistery Box and rare drops from skulled creatures. They can also be found in crates and chests, or purchase them from the stores for $150 each. Reroll tokens can be used to change an attribute of an item for example, increasing its damage or granting it a new stat.

Players can reroll equipment in three attributes, physical power, spell power, and health. Physical power upgrades increase the damage that melee and weapons while spell power boosts rings and mage attacks. Health upgrades provide the player with an additional amount of health.

Three types of reroll tokens are available: upgrade rare and legendary. Each of these upgrades the item to a better quality. To produce them, you require an upgrade level token to reroll. Upgrades require a standard item. Rare upgrades require an item that is exclusive or legendary. Legendary upgrades require three legendary pieces.

As opposed to other tokens or markers that are placed on action spaces, the reroll marker remains in the space until the next successful result is rerolled. This helps to prevent the waste of upgrades.

Blueprints are envelopes that show up at the start of every Preparation phase. They can be opened using Interact by grabbing on to them. When they are opened, they show an explanation and icon for the Appliance or Ingredient. Blueprints can be exchanged for a new appliance or ingredient in the restaurant's store for a small amount of coins.

As a result, blueprints can be moved between the Staple Pool (which is the default pool) and the Non-staple Pool during a run. This alters the kind of blueprints that a restaurant's shop sells to reroll and which are available in the non-droppable Pool.

Growthstones

Weapons such as armor, weapons, and other accessories can be upgraded in Throne and Liberty using Growth Stones. These are special stones that can increase an item's level by increasing its stats and attributes. These items can be found by visiting Equipment Enchanting NPCs in the main towns. They can also purchase them from Contract Coin Merchants for a price. They can also be purchased by players who have completed daily contracts.

To upgrade equipment players first need to find the item they want to upgrade and then click the "level up" button. The menu will be displayed showing the item's current level and what it will be when being leveled up, along with the required amount of Growth Stones to accomplish this. The amount of Growth Stones required to upgrade a piece of gear will depend on its rarity. Typically rare (blue) weapons require more than one green Growth Stone to reach their next level, whereas uncommon armor requires a single green or blue Growth Stone.

After choosing the item to upgrade, the player must select the number of Growth Stones that they want to use and pay for the cost. Once the player has satisfied the requirements, they can click the upgrade button and apply the Growth Stones. This will raise the item upgrade's level a certain percentage. The upgrade process can last between a few seconds and minutes, based on the rarity of the item.

The upgrade process is also completely risk-free and does not affect the item's durability. This makes the system an excellent method for players to gain a significant advantage in combat without putting a strain on their bank account. Clicking on the "transfer tab" players can transfer the experience and progression of an upgraded piece of gear onto an entirely new piece of equipment.

New players may find it difficult to acquire Growth Stones. There are a variety of methods to get them. You can complete contracts and purchase them from Contract Coin Merchants, defeat Abyssal Contracts, collect them from Equipment Stone Seal Book or collect them from reward chests during the Ancient Arena Season. Additionally players can cut down higher-level Growth Stones to create multiple lower-level ones.

Leveling

Leveling is a feature that lets players boost the base stats of weapons armor, helms and trinkets. The Upgrade Station allows you to combine an item with upgrade materials and also pay a cost in Happy Tickets or Happy Stars. The process will consume upgrade materials and grant the item an increased level, which gives the item a boost in that particular area. This process can continue until the item is at its highest level.

Items that have upgraded stats will display an icon of blue next to their slot. Upgrade components, unlike enchantments, can't be added to more than one item upgrading at once. Additionally, each upgrade component will require a specific number of items to be used in addition to a minimum level for the equipment.

The Upgrade Station features two slots: the left is where players can put in a piece of equipment that they wish to upgrade, and the right shows a preview of what the equipment will look like once it is at its next level. Pressing the yellow arrow after a player has sufficient materials will initiate the upgrade process.

A piece of equipment can be upgraded up to five times. Each upgrade, the stats of the base item will be increased by a small amount. The maximum level of an item is 19.

Once an item has reached its maximum level, its upgrades will no longer be available for it. In the same way, once a piece of gear reaches a certain upgrade track (e.g. Upgrades for the Veteran or Explorer track will be discounted.

Upgrade components are a form of equipment that can be put into armor, weapons trinkets, trinkets, or gathering tools to provide an additional bonus or effect while the equipment is equipped. They can be purchased through vendors, looted or obtained through questing. They can also be traded between players. Upgrade components can be swapped by acquiring new ones. However, this could ruin the previous upgrade items.

Requirements

Item upgrades give players the ability to boost certain attributes of weapons and armor they currently own. The requirements for upgrading an item will vary based on the item upgrader kit type but generally, you'll need Dilithium and a variety of Upgrade Tokens (various options are available).

Upgrades to items can be slotted into equipment sets and weapons for added 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 element is added to an item, it cannot be removed and replaced freely, however, the glyphs used in gathering tools can be swapped without restrictions.

Upgrading an item can increase its Mark Level and/or Rarity. Some upgrade components come with additional modifiers that can improve the item's stats.

For instance, the helm upgrade "Foundation of the Sun" improves base defense, and also adds an extra 20% chance to block. The dps "Wildfire", however, increases weapon damage.

Some items benefit from being upgraded not so much for their improved stats, but more for the fact that it allows players to gain the maximum amount of value out of a perfect roll on the item. A perfect-rolled 200/6 500 armor set piece, for example is highly coveted by the melee PvP communities and can be worth up to 20-50 times that of the unupp'd version.

When you select an upgrade component that you want to put into an item the game will show an in-game window that lists the necessary requirements. These include the item type (either Armor or Weapon) and the tier of the item as well as the upgrade Token required, as well as the amount of progress needed to complete the upgrade.

If you've fulfilled the conditions for upgrading The game will then place the item in your inventory and the progress bar will change to show how close to completing it. You can also verify the status of an upgrade by visiting any NPC that upgrades items.