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World of Warcraft Item Upgrade and Set Bonuses The upgrade for an item is an enchantment that boosts the stats of a specific weapons or armor. This includes secondary stats like Leech and Speed. A special evolution item that allows Porygon to transform into Porygon2. It can be found at Pokestops and Gyms. Universal upgrades can be utilized on any kind of equipment and offer less benefits than other components that are equipment-type specific to the equipment type. Leveling Upgrades allow players to upgrade item s by increasing their levels. The level increase also improves the item's “guaranteed” bonuses. Each level upgrade boosts a stat on the item by +1 and gives an additional bonus based on the level of the item. These extras range from a +3 bonus, to a +1 bonus to an unspecified buff. Each item is limited to a certain amount of upgrades. After an upgrade, the item can still be upgraded to a product with the same or greater value. This system is helpful for players who want to acquire gear that has a specific amount of stats prior to acquiring a new item. The transfer system is user-friendly and allows players to avoid wasting upgrade materials. Upgrade materials are gathered when players clear their content and can be used to enhance or replace an item. Every item requires a specific type of upgrade material. Weapons require Destruction stones, while armor items require Guardian or Harmony Leapstones. These materials are renamed when the item is upgraded, such as Stone Fragments become Stones and Harmony Shards become Life Shards. It is crucial to upgrade item s to improve a character's performance. However it is equally important to consider how much this will cost. The cost of upgrading an item can be a significant amount of gold, which could be better used to purchase new gear. This is why it's a good idea to upgrade the most crucial items in a particular scenario. This means upgrading the weapon, followed by the chest, legs and helm. If the player can afford it then upgrading trinkets should be done at this point to increase their proc potential. For instance, a premium Throne of Thunder trinket may be worth upgrading to get increased damage from its procs. However, certain trinkets aren't worth upgrading as long as they provide an important boost for a specific build. This is especially the case for breakpoint gear that is used to boost stats, such as IAS or FHR. Rerolling Rerolling is a technique that lets players change the stats of a weapon, armor, or ring, depending on the kind. It is a way to add new bonuses or replace existing ones. It can also be used to change the item's power base. Rerolling is beneficial to boost your power in the beginning stages of the game, it's not a mandatory part of the process. Once you reach your goal of upgrading to level 6, it's usually best to reroll and search for the best upgrades you can or save up money to buy the next set of items. This will ensure that you have a strong collection of items when you reach your goal of upgrading to level 9. The process of rerolling is similar to the system of leveling up. You can use reroll tokens to remove a Level Up option from your item and exchange it for another. However, unlike Level Up, reroll tokens don't reset the item's level. This means that in the event that you reroll an upgraded item, it won't be at the same level and will not have its bonus. In addition to rerolling, players can make use of a specific mechanism called Eliminate that allows them to eliminate any one Level Up option from their weapons or equipment. This is a great option in the event that you have a poor gacha result or want to reroll a five-star model. To do this, you'll have to create an account from scratch or sign in via social media. In each town, you can visit an Occultist to alter the Aspects or stats of a weapon armor. This is helpful if want to improve an epic five-star character or even if your four-star elite player is causing you problems. Rerolling tokens can be acquired by completing specific quests. They can be purchased from the Occultist at 300 gold, or found in holozons, which are dropped in certain dungeons. You can reroll any weapon, armor or ring by moving the icon on the page of your unit and locking the lock in the desired slot. Sets A set is a collection of items that share some similarity. Sets are used every day. For instance dozen eggs or a group of friends. They are beneficial because they help you organize things, and also operations like intersection, union and difference help you to manage them effectively. Sets can be used in a variety of different ways, ranging from organizing music on a playlist to assigning students grades. In Nioh the game uses Sets to give special effects when players wear pieces from a specific armor set. These bonuses, referred to Set Bonuses, are similar to and sometimes superior to Effects. Although it's not clear how the armor sets need to be worn together in order to create these effects they are a good option to play with different effects when playing the game. The armor sets that come with Set Bonuses are available in various locations throughout Hyrule as well as the Dark Moon and Twilight Temple. Set Bonuses are a part of every piece of equipment in the Set. You can find out which ones these are by hovering over the item and looking at the tooltip, near the bottom. Set Bonuses are displayed in a box that has a red border. Certain Set Bonuses are exclusive to a specific piece of equipment. For instance, if equip the full Phantom Armor set you will receive +8 defense (compared to the usual +3 defense that comes with the majority of gear). Certain sets can only be obtained through completing specific tasks or buying them from the Auction House. It is possible to receive Set Bonuses for several pieces of equipment simultaneously. If you have the entire Kestra's Descent Set, and the matching pieces of Twinblade of Shadow, you will be able to get the version with the + set's bonus if you soul be able to match them. In contrast to Effects which change every when you upgrade them, Set Bonuses remain the same, even as the pieces of equipment they're attached to level up. If an item is exemplarized to levels that are too low, the set bonus will cease working. Set bonuses Set bonuses are special effects that can be found on a set of equipment which can provide a boost in battle. They give a certain percentage of a particular statistic, like damage to weapons, defenses or resistances. However, they don't stack; only one will be active at any one time. The amount of an attribute is determined by the number of pieces in the set. For instance, you can have four weapons and three chests but only one of them will benefit you. They generally boost the primary stat of a piece, but some also boost secondary ones also. Defence bonuses boost three defensive positions and two types of defenses as an example a complete five-piece set of Hundings Rage will add up to a total of around 400 defense in your equipment. This is a significant boost in your gear as a melee. This is an extremely 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 expected to rise once the update is made available. The bonus will be added to the 7 school-specific Dragoons gear, for example. While Set Bonuses do not stack within a set, they do stack between sets. This is great for players who want to combine sets in the best possible way. It does require some planning. Since set bonuses only affect the shell of an equipment (not the armoring, mod or the enhancement), you have to be aware of where you place them. It is important to remember that the amount of a set's bonus will not change even if your exemplar is greater than three levels lower than the minimum allowed for an enhancement. Purple (Very Rare) Sets, PvP sets and Archetype Origin sets are exempt from this requirement and their set bonuses function regardless of the exemplar level of an item.