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World of Warcraft Item Upgrade and Set Bonuses The item upgrade is a type of enchantment that increases the stats of specific weapons or armor. This includes secondary stats like Leech and Speed. A special item of evolution that allows Porygon2 to evolve into Porygon2. This item is available at Pokestops or Gyms. Universal upgrades are able to be used on any type of gear and offer less benefits than other components that are equipment type specific to the equipment type. Leveling Upgrades allow players to upgrade items by increasing their levels. The level increase also boosts the item's “guaranteed” bonuses. Each level upgrade boosts the stats of the item by +3 and also adds an additional bonus based on the level of the item. These extras could range from a +1 to +3 bonus to an unspecified buff or debuff. Each item is limited to a particular amount of upgrades. After an upgrade, the item is able to be re-transferred into a higher-tiered product that has the same or greater value. This system is helpful for those who want to purchase equipment with a specific level of stats prior to purchasing a new item. The transfer system allows players to avoid the waste of upgrade materials and is easy to use. Upgrade materials are collected as a player clears content and are used to improve or replace an item. Each item requires a specific type of upgrade material. Weapons require Destruction Stones while armor requires Guardian or Harmony Leapstones. These materials are renamed after the item is upgraded, such as Stone Fragments become Stones and Harmony Shards become Life Shards. It is essential to upgrade items to boost a character's performance. However it is equally important to think about how much it will cost. The cost of upgrading an item can be a significant amount of gold which could be better spent on new gear. This is why it's best to upgrade the most crucial items in any given situation. This usually involves upgrading the weapon first followed by the legs and chest, then the helm. Upgrade trinkets in this phase when you have the money to do so. This will maximize the potential of their procs. Upgrades to a premium Throne of Thunder item may be worth it due to the increased damage it could cause. However, some trinkets should not be upgraded in the absence of significant improvements for a specific build. This is particularly true of the breakpoint gear that is that are used to calculate high-value stats such as IAS or FHR. Rerolling Rerolling is a method that lets players alter the stats of a weapon, rings, or armor depending on its type. It is a way to add new bonuses or replace existing ones. It can also be used to alter the item's base power. Rerolling is a great way to increase your strength in the beginning stages, but it's not necessary. Once you've reached your goal of upgrading to level 6 generally, you should take a step back and locate the best upgrades you can, or save up to purchase the next set of items. This will ensure that you have a strong lineup by the time you hit your level 9 upgrade goal. 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 do not reset the item's level. This means that, in the event that you reroll an upgraded item, it will not be at the same level, and will not receive the bonus. In addition to rerolling, players may make use of a specific technique called Eliminate to remove any Level Up option from their equipment or weapons. This is helpful if you get a bad gacha or you wish to reroll a five-star model. You'll need to set up an account from scratch or sign in via social media. Additionally, there's an Occultist in each town which can be visited to alter a weapon or armor's Aspects and/or stats. This is useful if you want to improve an epic five-star unit or if your four-star elite character isn't working for you. Another method of rerolling an item is to use the rerolling tokens that are obtained by completing quests. They can be bought from the Occultist for 300 gold, or they can be found in the holozon boxes which are dropped after having completed 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 group of items that are alike in some way. Sets are frequently used. For instance dozen eggs or a group of friends. They are helpful for organizing things and employing operations like intersection, union and difference to manage them effectively. Sets can be used in a variety of different ways, from organizing music on a playlist, to classifying students based on their grades. In Nioh the game uses Sets to provide special effects when players wear pieces of a set of armor. These bonuses are called Set Bonuses, and they can be superior to Effects. Although it's not clear why the armor sets have to be worn together to generate these additional effects, they are a nice way to change things up when playing the game. The armor sets with Set Bonuses are available in several places throughout Hyrule and include the Dark Moon and Twilight Temple. Every piece of equipment in a Set has a number of Set Bonuses that are associated with it. You can identify the ones you are looking for by hovering over the item and examining the tooltip, near the bottom. Set Bonuses are presented in a box with the red border. Some of these Set Bonuses are only available to a specific piece equipment. For example, if you purchase the full Phantom Armor set you will get +8 defense (compared to the standard +3 defense offered by the majority of gear). Other sets are available only through specific quests or purchasing them from the Auction House. It is also possible to acquire Set Bonuses for multiple pieces of equipment at the same time. For example, if you have the complete Kestra's Descent set and the parts that match from the Twinblade of Shadow you will get the + version of that set's bonus when you meet it. Contrary to Effects which change every time you upgrade them, Set Bonuses remain the same even as the pieces of equipment they're connected to rise. If an item's exemplar is to be too low, then the set bonus won't work. Set bonuses Set bonuses are unique effects that can be found on an item set and grant a bonus to the player in battle. They grant a specific amount of a certain kind of stat, such as weapon damage, or defenses, or even resistances. They do not stack however, only one of them will be active at any given moment. The amount of a certain stat is determined by the number of pieces of the set are worn which means you could have three chests and one armor and four weapons, for instance, but only the one that has the highest bonus will benefit you. In general, they increase the primary stat of a piece, but some also boost secondary ones as well. Defence bonuses increase three positional defence values and two types of defense. For example the five-piece Hundings Rage set will give you a total of 400 defense in your equipment. This is a significant increase in your gear, particularly as melee characters. This is a great feature, and it seems to be one of the more popular in the game. There are currently only a handful of sets of gear have set bonuses. They are only available on the Test Realm. However, this number is expected to rise once the update is released. For example, the incredibly popular 7 school-specific Dragoon's gear will have its bonus added as soon as the update is live. While Set Bonuses cannot stack within sets, they do stack with other sets. This is ideal for players that want to use the most effective combination of sets. However, it does require a bit of planning. Since set bonuses only affect the shell of a piece of equipment (not the armoring, mod or the enhancement), you have to be aware of where you place them. A key point to note is that the strength of a set's bonus does not change when you have an exemplar that is more than three levels below the minimum level that is allowed for an Enhancement of that kind. Purple (Very Rare) Sets PvP sets, sets for PvP and Archetype Origin sets are exempt from this rule and their set bonuses function regardless of the level of the item's exemplar.