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Enchant (925)

2023-02-27T06:38:18Z

FIREHYDRANT: /* Pre-enchanting Potions */

{{spell
| name = Enchant
| number = 925
| mnemonic = ENCHANT
| duration = Permanent
| type = Utility
| subtype = Permanent Enchantment
| skill = None
| components = [[Enchanting potions]]
| availability = Channel at held item
| navigation = {{Wizard base navigation}}
}}
:''{{Redirect|Enchant}}''
:''This article is for the new Enchant (925) released during the [[Spring Spectacular]] 2019 updates. For the prior version of the spell, please see [[Enchant Item (925)]].

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The '''Enchant''' spell is the final step of Enchanting: the process of magically enhancing a properly prepared weapon, armor, or shield. Each successful [[enchantment]] provides a permanent +1 bonus to the item's [[attack strength]] (AS) or [[defensive strength]] (DS), as applicable.

==Essence==
Enchanting now requires the gathering of essence by a wizard and expending it to increase the enchantment of an item. You can {{boldmono|[[SENSE (verb)|SENSE]]}} how much essence you have accumulated and how strong of an enchantment you can complete.

For every point of experience a wizard earns, they will obtain an equal point of essence. Free to play accounts cannot collect essence.

You can now also see your resources via the {{boldmono|[[RESOURCE (verb)|RESOURCE]]}} verb which shows how much essence you've fully absorbed toward your 50,000 weekly cap and how close you are to the 200,000 maximum cap.

<pre{{log2}}>Health: 100/100 Mana: 200/200 Stamina: 50/50 Spirit: 10/10
Essence: 50,000/50,000 (Weekly) 200,000/200,000 (Total)
</pre>

===Cost to Enchant===
The essence costs for each cast follow a simple pattern. If the current bonus of the item is less than 25, the cost is TRUNC(100 * 3.125) essence per point of bonus. If the current bonus of the item is 25 or higher, the cost is 7500 essence plus 7500 per point above 24. This is the cost to increase the bonus of the item by 1 point. e.g. from +24 to +25 costs 7500 essence; from +49 to +50 costs 195,000 essence; from +0 to +1 costs zero essence.

{| cellpadding=5 style="margin-left:1em; margin-top:0px; background:#F5FAFF; border: 1px solid #CEE0F2; font-size:95%;"
|-
! colspan=5 | Essence Cost to Enchant per Bonus
|-
|
{| class="wikitable alternating" style="text-align:center; font-size:95%;"
|-
! Bonus !! Essence
|-
| +0 to +1||0
|-
| +1 to +2||312
|-
| +2 to +3||625
|-
| +3 to +4||937
|-
| +4 to +5||1250
|-
| +5 to +6||1562
|-
| +6 to +7||1875
|-
| +7 to +8||2187
|-
| +8 to +9||2500
|-
| +9 to +10||2812
|}
|
{| class="wikitable alternating" style="text-align:center; font-size:95%;"
|-
! Bonus !! Essence
|-
| +10 to +11||3125
|-
| +11 to +12||3437
|-
| +12 to +13||3750
|-
| +13 to +14||4062
|-
| +14 to +15||4375
|-
| +15 to +16||4687
|-
| +16 to +17||5000
|-
| +17 to +18||5312
|-
| +18 to +19||5625
|-
| +19 to +20||5937
|}
|
{| class="wikitable alternating" style="text-align:center; font-size:95%;"
|-
! Bonus !! Essence
|-
| +20 to +21||6250
|-
| +21 to +22||6562
|-
| +22 to +23||6875
|-
| +23 to +24||7187
|-
| +24 to +25||7500
|-
| +25 to +26||15000
|-
| +26 to +27||22500
|-
| +27 to +28||30000
|-
| +28 to +29||37500
|-
| +29 to +30||45000
|}
|
{| class="wikitable alternating" style="text-align:center; font-size:95%;"
|-
! Bonus !! Essence
|-
| +30 to +31||52500
|-
| +31 to +32||60000
|-
| +32 to +33||67500
|-
| +33 to +34||75000
|-
| +34 to +35||82500
|-
| +35 to +36||90000
|-
| +36 to +37||97500
|-
| +37 to +38||105000
|-
| +38 to +39||112500
|-
| +39 to +40||120000
|}
|
{| class="wikitable alternating" style="text-align:center; font-size:95%;"
|-
! Bonus !! Essence
|-
| +40 to +41||127500
|-
| +41 to +42||135000
|-
| +42 to +43||142500
|-
| +43 to +44||150000
|-
| +44 to +45||157500
|-
| +45 to +46||165000
|-
| +46 to +47||172500
|-
| +47 to +48||180000
|-
| +48 to +49||187500
|-
| +49 to +50||195000
|}
|}

{| cellpadding=5 style="margin-left:1em; margin-top:0px; background:#F5FAFF; text-align:center; border: 1px solid #CEE0F2; font-size:95%;"
|-
! Total Essence & Weekly Cost for Full Enchant Tier
|-
|
{| class="wikitable alternating" style="text-align:center; font-size:95%;"
|-
! Bonus !! Essence !! Weeks Required
|-
| 0x to 1x || 3124 || < 1
|-
| 1x to 2x || 10937|| < 1
|-
| 2x to 3x || 18750|| < 1
|-
| 3x to 4x || 26562|| < 1
|-
| 4x to 5x || 34375|| < 1
|-
| 5x to 6x || 150000|| 3
|-
| 6x to 7x || 337500|| 6.75
|-
| 7x to 8x || 525000|| 10.5
|-
| 8x to 9x || 712500|| 14.25
|-
| 9x to 10x || 900000|| 18
|}
|
{| class="wikitable alternating" style="text-align:center; font-size:95%;"
|-
! Bonus !! Essence !! Weeks Required
|-
| 0x to 1x || 3124 || < 1
|-
| 0x to 2x || 14062|| < 1
|-
| 0x to 3x || 32812|| < 1
|-
| 0x to 4x || 59375|| 1.1875
|-
| 0x to 5x || 93750|| 1.875
|-
| 0x to 6x || 243750 || 4.875
|-
| 0x to 7x || 581250|| 11.625
|-
| 0x to 8x || 1106250|| 22.125
|-
| 0x to 9x || 1818750 || 36.375
|-
| 0x to 10x || 2718750|| 54.375
|}
|}

===Using Essence to Enchant===

'''Once you begin any project with the new style enchanting system, you will NOT be able to use the old style enchant system again!'''

Using the new style enchant system via essence, you will first need to unlock the maximum enchant potential on your item. This is done via the various color ayan'eth potions now available at the various wizard guild shops. The color of each potion corresponds to the ROYGBIV colors associated with the [[AI crystal]], where green equates up to +20 and so on.

Unlock potions must be used in order, starting with green. Green ayan'eth potions come with four pours by default, with each pour unlocking the item potential by +5 until it is unlocked to +20. So, if enchanting a steel weapon, the green ayan'eth potion must be poured on it four times to unlock its maximum enchant first to +5, then +10, +15, and finally +20 on the last pour. After that, a single pour of the blue ayan'eth potion will unlock its maximum enchant further to +25.

The current maximum enchant unlock can be checked by a wizard via 405:

<pre{{Log2|margin-right=35%}}>You focus your energy on the phrases and form of Elemental Detection as glowing orbs of power rise up and swirl about your body...
>
The steel dagger seems to have been prepared for enchanting, and may be enchanted up to a bonus of 20.
Cast Roundtime 3 Seconds.</pre>

A wizard can cast also use 405 to determine the precise current enchant.
{| {{prettytable|font-size:95%;margin-left:2em;}}
|-
!Color intensity
!Enchant value
|-
| faint
| color value -4
|-
| muted
| color value -3
|-
| hazy
| color value -2
|-
| soft
| color value -1
|-
| vibrant
| full color value
|}
Thus, an item that registers as yellow with the AI crystal (+11 to +15) would have a faint yellow aura if +11, a hazy yellow aura if +13, and a vibrant yellow aura if a full +15. Once it reaches +16, the item then has a faint green aura.

There is no tempering time associated with maximum enchant potential unlocks. As soon as the unlock potion has been poured, the item can immediately be enchanted up to that maximum amount, provided the wizard(s) contributing have sufficient essence to enchant it. The maximum unlock is permanent and never fades. The item can be used in combat at any point during new style enchanting process. The item cannot be "locked" as with old style enchants, and it cannot be destroyed in a catastrophic failure. The item is not associated with any individual wizard's project and can be enchanted in whole or in part by any other wizard up to that maximum unlock amount.

Once the item has had its maximum enchant potential unlocked, it can be enchanted simply by preparing 925 and using {{boldmono|[[CHANNEL (verb)|CHANNEL]]}} on the item. Each enchant channel increases the item's enchant by +1. Each channel enchant also reduces the wizard's available essence by that individual step amount, referenced in the above essence charts. If a wizard fails an enchant step, a small amount of essence will be lost, but otherwise nothing adverse happens to the wizard or to the item.

==Difficulty Detection==
A wizard's chance for success in enchanting an item can be determined by{{boldmono| [[CAST]]ing }}Enchant Item at an item. This can be done without first unlocking the item for enchantment.

:{|
|- style="vertical-align:top;"
|style="white-space:nowrap"|
{| {{prettytable|1=font-size:95%;}}
|-bgcolor=lightblue
! Roll Needed Description||% Chance
|-
| you can only fail if you are horribly unlucky||97% (will only fail on a '''[[#Fumble|fumble]]''')
|-
| you should be able to enchant it easily enough, barring bad luck||90+%
|-
| the odds are on your side to successfully complete the enchantment||75+%
|-
| you are more likely than not to succeed on your cast, but you will need some luck||55+%
|-
| this enchantment will be difficult, but possible||35+%
|-
| this enchantment will be very difficult||15+%
|-
| that this enchantment will be nearly impossible||1+%
|-
| you will likely need a miracle to complete this enchantment||-100+%
|-
| this enchantment is completely beyond your abilities||less than -100%
|}
|style="white-space:nowrap"|
{| {{prettytable|1=font-size:95%;}}
|-bgcolor=lightblue
! Roll Result Description||Result
|-
| You make an astoundingly good attempt!||100+ ([[Open roll]])
|-
| You make an outstanding attempt!||90+
|-
| You make an excellent attempt!||80+
|-
| You make a good attempt!||70+
|-
| You make a decent attempt.||60+
|-
| You make an okay attempt.||50+
|-
| You make a passable attempt.||40+
|-
| You make a questionable attempt.||30+
|-
| You make a poor attempt!||20+
|-
| You make a very poor attempt!||10+
|-
| You make a horribly poor attempt!||2+
|-
| You make an astoundingly inept attempt!||1
|-
| Something doesn't seem right... ||Fumble
|}
|}

=== Difficulty Penalty Modifier Formula ===

*Your current skill will be evaluated against the base difficulty provided by a Bard Loresong '''plus''' the difficulty penalty modifier.
*Each +1 of enchant has a difficulty penalty modifier based upon the current enchant and the desired enchant.

*When attempting to increase the enchant of an item from +X to +Y, the +Y number of the item will used to determine the difficulty penalty modifier.<br>
*The formula for the difficulty penalty modifier uses +X to +Y.
*((+Y - 2)^2)/9 (round)

*Example:

*Current Enchant: +25
**((25-2)^2)/9 = 59

*Desired Enchant: +26
**((26-2)^2)/9 = 64

*Difference in values = 5
**(5 would be the difficulty penalty modifier added to the base difficulty provided by Bard Loresong.)

{| {{Prettytable|text-align:center; font-size:95%;}}
|-bgcolor=lightblue
! +Y Enchant Value|| Difficulty Penalty Modifier
|-
| 25-27 || 5
|-
| 27-31 || 6
|-
| 31-36 || 7
|-
| 36-40 || 8
|-
| 40-45 || 9
|-
| 45-49 || 10
|-
| 49-50 || 11
|}

{| {{Prettytable|text-align:center; font-size:95%;}}
|-bgcolor=lightblue
! Enchant Target||Total Difficulty||Incremental Difficulty
|-
|1||0||0
|-
|2||0||0
|-
|3||0||0
|-
|4||0||0
|-
|5||1||1
|-
|6||2||1
|-
|7||3||1
|-
|8||4||1
|-
|9||5||1
|-
|10||7||2
|-
|11||9||2
|-
|12||11||2
|-
|13||13||2
|-
|14||16||3
|-
|15||19||3
|-
|16||22||3
|-
|17||25||3
|-
|18||28||3
|-
|19||32||4
|-
|20||36||4
|-
|21||40||4
|-
|22||44||4
|-
|23||49||5
|-
|24||54||5
|-
|25||59||5
|-
|26||64||5
|-
|27||69||5
|-
|28||75||6
|-
|29||81||6
|-
|30||87||6
|-
|31||93||6
|-
|32||100||7
|-
|33||107||7
|-
|34||114||7
|-
|35||121||7
|-
|36||128||7
|-
|37||136||8
|-
|38||144||8
|-
|39||152||8
|-
|40||160||8
|-
|41||169||9
|-
|42||178||9
|-
|43||187||9
|-
|44||196||9
|-
|45||205||9
|-
|46||215||10
|-
|47||225||10
|-
|48||235||10
|-
|49||245||10
|-
|50||256||11
|}

==Success Factors==
The precise formula to achieve a successful enchantment is not released. What is known is that the [[level]] and [[Wizard Base]] ranks of the [[enchanter]] are primary factors. The following tables lists all known factors (positive or negative), in no particular order. '''At the very least, a wizard should be uninjured, and in a [[magical workshop]] with a [[familiar]] present.'''

{| {{prettytable|font-size:95%;margin-left:2em;}}
|-bgcolor=lightblue
|Positive Factors
|Bonus
|-
|[[Wizard Base]] ranks
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| +2 per rank, up to 1x (level + 1)<br>+1 per rank, above 1x
|-
| [[Level]] of enchanter
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| +1 per level
|-
|[[Magic Item Use]] ranks
| style="white-space:nowrap;"|+1 per 10 ranks
|-
|[[Arcane Symbols]] ranks
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| +1 per 10 ranks
|-
|[[Logic]], [[Intuition]]
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| +1 per stat bonus
|-
|[[Elemental Mana Control]] ranks
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| +1 per 2 ranks
|-
|[[Magical workshop|Workshop]]
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| +25 Public<br>+50 MHO/CHE/Guild<br>+75 Private
|-
|Having a [[920|familiar]] in the room
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| +25
|}
{| {{prettytable|font-size:95%;margin-left:2em;}}
|-bgcolor=lightblue
|Negative Factors
|-
|Existing enchant bonus
|-
|[[Ensorcell (735)|Ensorcell]] tier
|-
|[[Material]] of the item
|-
|[[Resistance]]s (Penalty = sum of all resist/2)
|-
|[[Bane weapon|Creature bane]]
|-
|Holy
|-
|[[WPS|Weighting, Padding, and/or Sighting]] (Penalty = CER*CER)
|-
|Health or Spirit Loss, Injuries
|-
|[[Flares]], [[TD bonus]], AS/DS bonus (Flare Penalty = Nearly all -100) , (TD Penalty = TD*TD)
|-
|[[Enhancive item]], [[Fusion]], Scripted item
|}

===Gear Difficulty Modifiers===
{{Material_Gear_Difficulty_Modifier}}
{{Script_Gear_Difficulty_Modifier}}
{{Other_Gear_Difficulty_Modifier}}

====Weighting/Padding Difficulty====
Difficulty is the square of CER, truncated, i.e. trunc(CER²). Whatever the percent to reach the next CER level is also used. Example, CER plus 10 % chance to get 6 CER would be trunc(5.1²), which is -26 difficulty. Mixed types are the sum of each type's square - i.e. [crit trunc(CER²)] + [dmg trunc(CER²)]

====Permanent Resist Penalty Difficulty====

[Total Resist % / 2]

==Failures==
It is not possible to destroy an item during the enchanting process. Upon a failure to succeed, the wizard will lose 10% of the required essence to complete the +1 bonus cast.

==Pre-enchanting Potions==
Pre-enchanting potions are used by wizards in the enchanting process to unlock the item for enchantment or reduce difficulty. '''Under the updated enchanting system, enchanting projects do not require tempering potions or tempering times.''' The process is as follows:

# A wizard first pours an unlock potion (aya'neth) on the item to unlock it for enchant. Undiluted aya'neth potions unlock a full +5 with one pour. Diluted aya'neth potions only unlock +1 for each pour. See the chart below to see which potion is needed to unlock the item to be enchanted.
# Next, if the project is fusion, holy, or enhancive gear, it will also require a glowing urven'eth potion before a cast can be successful. You'll know urven'eth is required if the item shows a power that must be overcome on the test cast.
# Items with some flares also have '''OPTIONAL''' ilvan'eth flare potions that can reduce the enchant difficulty for the item by 100. '''It is no longer REQUIRED to use pre-enchant potions to enchant flaring items; it's an optional tool to remove 100 difficulty from the item.'''
# All of these potions are poured prior to [[channel]]ing the Enchant spell.

For urven'eth & ilvan'eth Potions, a bottle starts with 5 pours, and each pour works for one +1 cast. These potions will wear off after a short time, so they should only be poured immediately before the wizard casts.

<section begin=unlock potions1 /><section begin=table header />
{| {{Prettytable|1=text-align:center;font-size:95%;}}<section end=unlock potions1 />
<section begin=unlock potions2 /><includeonly> |+ '''New Style Enchanting Unlock Potions'''</includeonly><section begin=unlock potions2 />
|-bgcolor=lightblue
!Starting<br>Bonus (+)
!width=80|Starting<br>Unlock (X)
!width=80|Aura<br>Color
!Destination<br>Bonus (+)
!width=80|Destination<br>Unlock (X)
!width=80|Unlock Potion
!width=65|Potion<br>Cost
|-<section end=table header />
| 0 to +4
| 0x
| Red
| +5
| 1x
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| an undiluted green ayan'eth potion
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| 10,000
|-
| +5 to +9
| 1x
| Orange
| +10
| 2x
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| an undiluted green ayan'eth potion
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| 10,000
|-
| +10 to +14
| 2x
| Yellow
| +15
| 3x
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| an undiluted green ayan'eth potion
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| 10,000
|-
| +15 to +19
| 3x
| Green
| +20
| 4x
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| an undiluted green ayan'eth potion
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| 10,000
|-
| +20 to +24
| 4x
| Blue
| +25
| 5x
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| an undiluted blue ayan'eth potion
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| 25,000
|-
| +25 to +29
| 5x
| Indigo
| +30
| 6x
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| an undiluted indigo ayan'eth potion
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| 50,000
|-
| +30 to +34
| 6x
| Violet
| +35
| 7x
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| an undiluted violet ayan'eth potion
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| 75,000<section end=unlock potions2 />
<includeonly> |}</includeonly>
<noinclude> |-</noinclude><section end=base /><section begin=unlock potions3 />
<includeonly>|-</includeonly>
| +35 to +39
| 7x
| Copper
| +36 to +40
| 8x
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| a diluted copper ayan'eth potion**
| 20,000 Bloodscrip***
|-
| +40 to +44
| 8x
| Silver
| +41 to +45
| 9x
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| a diluted silver ayan'eth potion**
| 25,000 Bloodscrip***
|-
| +45 to +49
| 9x
| Golden
| +46 to 50
| 10x
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| a diluted golden ayan'eth potion**
| 30,000 Bloodscrip***
|}<section end=unlock potions3 />

<section begin=unlocknotes />''<nowiki>**</nowiki> Dilute potions only provide +1 enchant level unlock, so if the item is unlocked to +35 one pour would raise the unlock level to +36.These potions are not publicly available on a regular basis, and have been distributed only by special event merchants.''</noinclude>

''<nowiki>***</nowiki> These potions are not publicly available on a regular basis, and have been distributed only by special event merchants.<section end=unlocknotes />

<section begin=pre-temper potions />
{| {{Prettytable|text-align:center; font-size:95%;}}
<includeonly>|+'''Pre-tempering Potions'''</includeonly>
|-bgcolor=lightblue
!colspan=2|Item Property
!Potion
!Potion<br>Pour<br>Penalty
!Starting Enchant<br>Restriction
!Lore Requirements<br>100 Ranks<br>OLD SYSTEM ONLY
|-
|colspan=2|[[Enhancive]]
|[[Urven'eth potion|Glowing Urven'eth]]<br> formerly [[Ayveneh potion|Ayveneh]]
|rowspan=2|-200
|rowspan=2|≤+30
|N/A
|-
|colspan=2|[[Sanctified]]
|[[Urven'eth potion|Glowing Urven'eth]]<br> formerly [[Eoveneh potion|Eoveneh]]
|N/A
|-
|colspan=2|[[Holy Weapon]]
|[[Urven'eth potion|Glowing Urven'eth]]<br> formerly [[Eoveneh potion|Eoveneh]]
|N/A
|-
|rowspan=7|[[flare|Flaring]]
|[[impact critical table|Earth]]
|[[Earthy Ilvan'eth potion|Earthy Ilvan'eth]]<br> formerly [[Gorveneh potion|Gorveneh]]
|rowspan=7| -100
|rowspan=7|N/A
|[[Elemental Lore, Earth|Earth]]
|-
|[[fire critical table|Fire]]
|[[Fiery Ilvan'eth potion|Fiery Ilvan'eth]]<br> formerly [[Draveneh potion|Draveneh]]
|[[Elemental Lore, Fire|Fire]]
|-
|[[Cold critical table|Ice]]
|[[Icy Ilvan'eth potion|Icy Ilvan'eth]]<br> formerly [[Rhiveneh potion|Rhiveneh]]
|[[Elemental Lore, Water|Water]]
|-
|[[vacuum critical table|Vacuum]]
|[[Cloudy Ilvan'eth potion|Cloudy Ilvan'eth]]<br> formerly [[Zorveneh potion|Zorveneh]]
|[[Elemental Lore, Air|Air]]
|-
|[[acid critical table|Acid]]
|[[Earthy Ilvan'eth potion|Earthy Ilvan'eth]]<br> formerly [[Gorveneh potion|Gorveneh]]<br>OR<br>[[Icy Ilvan'eth potion|Icy Ilvan'eth]]<br> formerly [[Rhiveneh potion|Rhiveneh]]
|[[Elemental Lore, Earth|Earth]] and/or [[Elemental Lore, Water|Water]]
|-
|[[lightning critical table|Lightning]]
|[[Cloudy Ilvan'eth potion|Cloudy Ilvan'eth]]<br> formerly [[Zorveneh potion|Zorveneh]]<br>OR<br>[[Icy Ilvan'eth potion|Icy Ilvan'eth]]<br> formerly [[Rhiveneh potion|Rhiveneh]]
|[[Elemental Lore, Air|Air]] and/or [[Elemental Lore, Water|Water]]
|-
|[[steam critical table|Steam]]
|[[Fiery Ilvan'eth potion|Fiery Ilvan'eth]]<br> formerly [[Draveneh potion|Draveneh]]<br>OR<br>[[Icy Ilvan'eth potion|Icy Ilvan'eth]]<br> formerly [[Rhiveneh potion|Rhiveneh]]
|[[Elemental Lore, Fire|Fire]] and/or [[Elemental Lore, Water|Water]]
|} <section end=pre-temper potions />

Other types of flares do not have a corresponding pre-temper potion.

[[Permabless]]ed items can similarly be further enchanted, with a difficulty modifier, through the use of the [[urven'eth potion]].

Special Note: Unlike ayveneh and eoveneh potions, urven'eth potions are not restricted to 35 and lower enchants.

{{#section:Fusion|nopry}}

==Enchant Unlocking==
To actually proceed with enchanting an item, you must first unlock its ability to be enchanted by pouring the appropriate enchant potion on the item. Once done, the item is permanently unlocked to be enchanted up to the bonus given by the potion used and can be verified by casting [[Elemental Detection (405)]] on the item.

==Rewards for Enchanting==
Successful enchantments earn the wizard experience, and while the enchantment process does not directly reward the enchanter in [[silver]], many items are enchanted with the intent of sale. By increasing the enchantment on an item, the wizard has increased its value, sometimes by immense amounts.

==Negative Bonus Items==
Items with a negative “bonus” (perhaps more accurately a negative modifier, as the negative is no boon!) may be enchanted to a bonus of +1 with no essence. Any restrictions (such as needing pretemper potions) are still in place, however.

For example, most wooden weapons begin with a modifier of -20. A wizard may enchant a wooden weapon (with use of an ayan'eth potion to unlock enchanting) to +1 with no essence. This would take 21 channels of enchant.

== Functional Item Scripts ==
:''Please [[#Enchanting Process for Plain Items|see above]] for a full description of what can and cannot be enchanted. Please keep these lists to Category D item scripts that are not listed in the Official Information section of the [[item properties]] page.

:''These are player-created lists and are not complete. [[:Category: Functional Scripts|See here]] for more functional scripts.

{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible" width=75%
!Scripts that CAN be wizard enchanted
|-
|
*[[Bane weapon]]s (this is the only Category C property that cannot be enchanted)
*[[Blink_weapon|Blink Weapons]]
*[[Briar_flare|Briar Flaring Weapons]]
*[[Ethereal_armor|Ethereal Armor (REIM Script)]]
*[[Ethereal weapon]]
*[[Forest armor]]
*[[Fusion]]
*[[Greater elemental flare]]s (appropriate pre-temper potion required)
*[[Ironwright|Ironwright Weapons]]
*[[Ithziri_armor|Ithziri Armor]]
*[[Black ora weapon|Pure/Greater black ora weapons]] - must be uncursed
*[[Shock_Weapon|Shock Weapons]]
*[[Sprite_Weapon|Sprite Weapons]]
*[[Stalwart Resilience]] (bubble flares)
*[[Vial flare]]s
*[[Voln armor]]
*[[Iasha_white_ora_weapon|Iasha Weapons]]
*[[Realm_flare|Realm flares]]
*Temporary Poison flares (Weapons from Dhu Gillywack that you pour poison vials on, weapon must be depleted of all charges and empty of poison)
|}

'''Need to re-verify these since Spring Spectacular 2019 release'''
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible" width=75%
!Scripts that CANNOT be wizard enchanted
|-
|
*[[Gem-eating runestaff]]
*[[Gem-eating weapon]]
*[[Nebular Weapon]]s
*[[ShadowDeath weapons]]
*[[Snake flare]]s
*[[Solar Weapon]]s
|}
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==Other Items Marked for No Enchanting==
This list includes items that ARE NOT SCRIPTED (see above section for those), and that consist of properties that would otherwise be enchantable, but still cannot be enchanted because the creator has marked them as such (or has marked them to "not take any magic"[http://forums.play.net/forums/GemStone%20IV/Paid%20Events:%20Adventures,%20Quests,%20and%20SimuCoins/Duskruin%20Arena/view/9708]).

{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible sortable" width=75%
!Specific Items Marked for No Enchanting ||Origin
|-
|Black alloy items[http://forums.play.net/forums/GemStone%20IV/Paid%20Events:%20Adventures,%20Quests,%20and%20SimuCoins/Duskruin%20Arena/view/9711]||Sold near Pinefar decades ago
|-
|Versions of the fel-hafted waraxes||
|-
|Versions of the rolaren longsword (ruby, sapphire, and one other)||
|-
|Versions of the pryothag hide brigandine||
|-
|Versions of the white ora warmaces||
|-
|}
<sup>&dagger;</sup>{{boldmono|[[ASSIST]] }}and ask for a referral to fix the item to be made enchantable.

==Potion Tables==
{{main|Enchanting potions}}
<blockquote>
{{#section:Enchanting potions|unlock potions1}}
{{#section:Enchanting potions|unlock potions2}}
{{#section:Enchanting potions|unlock potions3}}
{{#section:Enchanting potions|pre-temper potions}}
</blockquote>

==Resources==
*[[Enchant Item (925)|Old Enchant Item (925)]]
*[[/saved posts|Saved posts]]
*[[/history|Spell history]]
*[[Magical workshop/saved posts|Magical workshop saved posts]]
*[http://forums.play.net/forums/GemStone%20IV/Wizards/Enchanting/view Officials folder]
*[[User:ZHEPHEN|Zhephen's Enchant (925) Research Notes]]
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{{wizard}}

Enchant (925)

2023-02-27T06:37:25Z

FIREHYDRANT: /* Pre-enchanting Potions */

{{spell
| name = Enchant
| number = 925
| mnemonic = ENCHANT
| duration = Permanent
| type = Utility
| subtype = Permanent Enchantment
| skill = None
| components = [[Enchanting potions]]
| availability = Channel at held item
| navigation = {{Wizard base navigation}}
}}
:''{{Redirect|Enchant}}''
:''This article is for the new Enchant (925) released during the [[Spring Spectacular]] 2019 updates. For the prior version of the spell, please see [[Enchant Item (925)]].

{{TOC limit|3}}
The '''Enchant''' spell is the final step of Enchanting: the process of magically enhancing a properly prepared weapon, armor, or shield. Each successful [[enchantment]] provides a permanent +1 bonus to the item's [[attack strength]] (AS) or [[defensive strength]] (DS), as applicable.

==Essence==
Enchanting now requires the gathering of essence by a wizard and expending it to increase the enchantment of an item. You can {{boldmono|[[SENSE (verb)|SENSE]]}} how much essence you have accumulated and how strong of an enchantment you can complete.

For every point of experience a wizard earns, they will obtain an equal point of essence. Free to play accounts cannot collect essence.

You can now also see your resources via the {{boldmono|[[RESOURCE (verb)|RESOURCE]]}} verb which shows how much essence you've fully absorbed toward your 50,000 weekly cap and how close you are to the 200,000 maximum cap.

<pre{{log2}}>Health: 100/100 Mana: 200/200 Stamina: 50/50 Spirit: 10/10
Essence: 50,000/50,000 (Weekly) 200,000/200,000 (Total)
</pre>

===Cost to Enchant===
The essence costs for each cast follow a simple pattern. If the current bonus of the item is less than 25, the cost is TRUNC(100 * 3.125) essence per point of bonus. If the current bonus of the item is 25 or higher, the cost is 7500 essence plus 7500 per point above 24. This is the cost to increase the bonus of the item by 1 point. e.g. from +24 to +25 costs 7500 essence; from +49 to +50 costs 195,000 essence; from +0 to +1 costs zero essence.

{| cellpadding=5 style="margin-left:1em; margin-top:0px; background:#F5FAFF; border: 1px solid #CEE0F2; font-size:95%;"
|-
! colspan=5 | Essence Cost to Enchant per Bonus
|-
|
{| class="wikitable alternating" style="text-align:center; font-size:95%;"
|-
! Bonus !! Essence
|-
| +0 to +1||0
|-
| +1 to +2||312
|-
| +2 to +3||625
|-
| +3 to +4||937
|-
| +4 to +5||1250
|-
| +5 to +6||1562
|-
| +6 to +7||1875
|-
| +7 to +8||2187
|-
| +8 to +9||2500
|-
| +9 to +10||2812
|}
|
{| class="wikitable alternating" style="text-align:center; font-size:95%;"
|-
! Bonus !! Essence
|-
| +10 to +11||3125
|-
| +11 to +12||3437
|-
| +12 to +13||3750
|-
| +13 to +14||4062
|-
| +14 to +15||4375
|-
| +15 to +16||4687
|-
| +16 to +17||5000
|-
| +17 to +18||5312
|-
| +18 to +19||5625
|-
| +19 to +20||5937
|}
|
{| class="wikitable alternating" style="text-align:center; font-size:95%;"
|-
! Bonus !! Essence
|-
| +20 to +21||6250
|-
| +21 to +22||6562
|-
| +22 to +23||6875
|-
| +23 to +24||7187
|-
| +24 to +25||7500
|-
| +25 to +26||15000
|-
| +26 to +27||22500
|-
| +27 to +28||30000
|-
| +28 to +29||37500
|-
| +29 to +30||45000
|}
|
{| class="wikitable alternating" style="text-align:center; font-size:95%;"
|-
! Bonus !! Essence
|-
| +30 to +31||52500
|-
| +31 to +32||60000
|-
| +32 to +33||67500
|-
| +33 to +34||75000
|-
| +34 to +35||82500
|-
| +35 to +36||90000
|-
| +36 to +37||97500
|-
| +37 to +38||105000
|-
| +38 to +39||112500
|-
| +39 to +40||120000
|}
|
{| class="wikitable alternating" style="text-align:center; font-size:95%;"
|-
! Bonus !! Essence
|-
| +40 to +41||127500
|-
| +41 to +42||135000
|-
| +42 to +43||142500
|-
| +43 to +44||150000
|-
| +44 to +45||157500
|-
| +45 to +46||165000
|-
| +46 to +47||172500
|-
| +47 to +48||180000
|-
| +48 to +49||187500
|-
| +49 to +50||195000
|}
|}

{| cellpadding=5 style="margin-left:1em; margin-top:0px; background:#F5FAFF; text-align:center; border: 1px solid #CEE0F2; font-size:95%;"
|-
! Total Essence & Weekly Cost for Full Enchant Tier
|-
|
{| class="wikitable alternating" style="text-align:center; font-size:95%;"
|-
! Bonus !! Essence !! Weeks Required
|-
| 0x to 1x || 3124 || < 1
|-
| 1x to 2x || 10937|| < 1
|-
| 2x to 3x || 18750|| < 1
|-
| 3x to 4x || 26562|| < 1
|-
| 4x to 5x || 34375|| < 1
|-
| 5x to 6x || 150000|| 3
|-
| 6x to 7x || 337500|| 6.75
|-
| 7x to 8x || 525000|| 10.5
|-
| 8x to 9x || 712500|| 14.25
|-
| 9x to 10x || 900000|| 18
|}
|
{| class="wikitable alternating" style="text-align:center; font-size:95%;"
|-
! Bonus !! Essence !! Weeks Required
|-
| 0x to 1x || 3124 || < 1
|-
| 0x to 2x || 14062|| < 1
|-
| 0x to 3x || 32812|| < 1
|-
| 0x to 4x || 59375|| 1.1875
|-
| 0x to 5x || 93750|| 1.875
|-
| 0x to 6x || 243750 || 4.875
|-
| 0x to 7x || 581250|| 11.625
|-
| 0x to 8x || 1106250|| 22.125
|-
| 0x to 9x || 1818750 || 36.375
|-
| 0x to 10x || 2718750|| 54.375
|}
|}

===Using Essence to Enchant===

'''Once you begin any project with the new style enchanting system, you will NOT be able to use the old style enchant system again!'''

Using the new style enchant system via essence, you will first need to unlock the maximum enchant potential on your item. This is done via the various color ayan'eth potions now available at the various wizard guild shops. The color of each potion corresponds to the ROYGBIV colors associated with the [[AI crystal]], where green equates up to +20 and so on.

Unlock potions must be used in order, starting with green. Green ayan'eth potions come with four pours by default, with each pour unlocking the item potential by +5 until it is unlocked to +20. So, if enchanting a steel weapon, the green ayan'eth potion must be poured on it four times to unlock its maximum enchant first to +5, then +10, +15, and finally +20 on the last pour. After that, a single pour of the blue ayan'eth potion will unlock its maximum enchant further to +25.

The current maximum enchant unlock can be checked by a wizard via 405:

<pre{{Log2|margin-right=35%}}>You focus your energy on the phrases and form of Elemental Detection as glowing orbs of power rise up and swirl about your body...
>
The steel dagger seems to have been prepared for enchanting, and may be enchanted up to a bonus of 20.
Cast Roundtime 3 Seconds.</pre>

A wizard can cast also use 405 to determine the precise current enchant.
{| {{prettytable|font-size:95%;margin-left:2em;}}
|-
!Color intensity
!Enchant value
|-
| faint
| color value -4
|-
| muted
| color value -3
|-
| hazy
| color value -2
|-
| soft
| color value -1
|-
| vibrant
| full color value
|}
Thus, an item that registers as yellow with the AI crystal (+11 to +15) would have a faint yellow aura if +11, a hazy yellow aura if +13, and a vibrant yellow aura if a full +15. Once it reaches +16, the item then has a faint green aura.

There is no tempering time associated with maximum enchant potential unlocks. As soon as the unlock potion has been poured, the item can immediately be enchanted up to that maximum amount, provided the wizard(s) contributing have sufficient essence to enchant it. The maximum unlock is permanent and never fades. The item can be used in combat at any point during new style enchanting process. The item cannot be "locked" as with old style enchants, and it cannot be destroyed in a catastrophic failure. The item is not associated with any individual wizard's project and can be enchanted in whole or in part by any other wizard up to that maximum unlock amount.

Once the item has had its maximum enchant potential unlocked, it can be enchanted simply by preparing 925 and using {{boldmono|[[CHANNEL (verb)|CHANNEL]]}} on the item. Each enchant channel increases the item's enchant by +1. Each channel enchant also reduces the wizard's available essence by that individual step amount, referenced in the above essence charts. If a wizard fails an enchant step, a small amount of essence will be lost, but otherwise nothing adverse happens to the wizard or to the item.

==Difficulty Detection==
A wizard's chance for success in enchanting an item can be determined by{{boldmono| [[CAST]]ing }}Enchant Item at an item. This can be done without first unlocking the item for enchantment.

:{|
|- style="vertical-align:top;"
|style="white-space:nowrap"|
{| {{prettytable|1=font-size:95%;}}
|-bgcolor=lightblue
! Roll Needed Description||% Chance
|-
| you can only fail if you are horribly unlucky||97% (will only fail on a '''[[#Fumble|fumble]]''')
|-
| you should be able to enchant it easily enough, barring bad luck||90+%
|-
| the odds are on your side to successfully complete the enchantment||75+%
|-
| you are more likely than not to succeed on your cast, but you will need some luck||55+%
|-
| this enchantment will be difficult, but possible||35+%
|-
| this enchantment will be very difficult||15+%
|-
| that this enchantment will be nearly impossible||1+%
|-
| you will likely need a miracle to complete this enchantment||-100+%
|-
| this enchantment is completely beyond your abilities||less than -100%
|}
|style="white-space:nowrap"|
{| {{prettytable|1=font-size:95%;}}
|-bgcolor=lightblue
! Roll Result Description||Result
|-
| You make an astoundingly good attempt!||100+ ([[Open roll]])
|-
| You make an outstanding attempt!||90+
|-
| You make an excellent attempt!||80+
|-
| You make a good attempt!||70+
|-
| You make a decent attempt.||60+
|-
| You make an okay attempt.||50+
|-
| You make a passable attempt.||40+
|-
| You make a questionable attempt.||30+
|-
| You make a poor attempt!||20+
|-
| You make a very poor attempt!||10+
|-
| You make a horribly poor attempt!||2+
|-
| You make an astoundingly inept attempt!||1
|-
| Something doesn't seem right... ||Fumble
|}
|}

=== Difficulty Penalty Modifier Formula ===

*Your current skill will be evaluated against the base difficulty provided by a Bard Loresong '''plus''' the difficulty penalty modifier.
*Each +1 of enchant has a difficulty penalty modifier based upon the current enchant and the desired enchant.

*When attempting to increase the enchant of an item from +X to +Y, the +Y number of the item will used to determine the difficulty penalty modifier.<br>
*The formula for the difficulty penalty modifier uses +X to +Y.
*((+Y - 2)^2)/9 (round)

*Example:

*Current Enchant: +25
**((25-2)^2)/9 = 59

*Desired Enchant: +26
**((26-2)^2)/9 = 64

*Difference in values = 5
**(5 would be the difficulty penalty modifier added to the base difficulty provided by Bard Loresong.)

{| {{Prettytable|text-align:center; font-size:95%;}}
|-bgcolor=lightblue
! +Y Enchant Value|| Difficulty Penalty Modifier
|-
| 25-27 || 5
|-
| 27-31 || 6
|-
| 31-36 || 7
|-
| 36-40 || 8
|-
| 40-45 || 9
|-
| 45-49 || 10
|-
| 49-50 || 11
|}

{| {{Prettytable|text-align:center; font-size:95%;}}
|-bgcolor=lightblue
! Enchant Target||Total Difficulty||Incremental Difficulty
|-
|1||0||0
|-
|2||0||0
|-
|3||0||0
|-
|4||0||0
|-
|5||1||1
|-
|6||2||1
|-
|7||3||1
|-
|8||4||1
|-
|9||5||1
|-
|10||7||2
|-
|11||9||2
|-
|12||11||2
|-
|13||13||2
|-
|14||16||3
|-
|15||19||3
|-
|16||22||3
|-
|17||25||3
|-
|18||28||3
|-
|19||32||4
|-
|20||36||4
|-
|21||40||4
|-
|22||44||4
|-
|23||49||5
|-
|24||54||5
|-
|25||59||5
|-
|26||64||5
|-
|27||69||5
|-
|28||75||6
|-
|29||81||6
|-
|30||87||6
|-
|31||93||6
|-
|32||100||7
|-
|33||107||7
|-
|34||114||7
|-
|35||121||7
|-
|36||128||7
|-
|37||136||8
|-
|38||144||8
|-
|39||152||8
|-
|40||160||8
|-
|41||169||9
|-
|42||178||9
|-
|43||187||9
|-
|44||196||9
|-
|45||205||9
|-
|46||215||10
|-
|47||225||10
|-
|48||235||10
|-
|49||245||10
|-
|50||256||11
|}

==Success Factors==
The precise formula to achieve a successful enchantment is not released. What is known is that the [[level]] and [[Wizard Base]] ranks of the [[enchanter]] are primary factors. The following tables lists all known factors (positive or negative), in no particular order. '''At the very least, a wizard should be uninjured, and in a [[magical workshop]] with a [[familiar]] present.'''

{| {{prettytable|font-size:95%;margin-left:2em;}}
|-bgcolor=lightblue
|Positive Factors
|Bonus
|-
|[[Wizard Base]] ranks
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| +2 per rank, up to 1x (level + 1)<br>+1 per rank, above 1x
|-
| [[Level]] of enchanter
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| +1 per level
|-
|[[Magic Item Use]] ranks
| style="white-space:nowrap;"|+1 per 10 ranks
|-
|[[Arcane Symbols]] ranks
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| +1 per 10 ranks
|-
|[[Logic]], [[Intuition]]
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| +1 per stat bonus
|-
|[[Elemental Mana Control]] ranks
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| +1 per 2 ranks
|-
|[[Magical workshop|Workshop]]
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| +25 Public<br>+50 MHO/CHE/Guild<br>+75 Private
|-
|Having a [[920|familiar]] in the room
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| +25
|}
{| {{prettytable|font-size:95%;margin-left:2em;}}
|-bgcolor=lightblue
|Negative Factors
|-
|Existing enchant bonus
|-
|[[Ensorcell (735)|Ensorcell]] tier
|-
|[[Material]] of the item
|-
|[[Resistance]]s (Penalty = sum of all resist/2)
|-
|[[Bane weapon|Creature bane]]
|-
|Holy
|-
|[[WPS|Weighting, Padding, and/or Sighting]] (Penalty = CER*CER)
|-
|Health or Spirit Loss, Injuries
|-
|[[Flares]], [[TD bonus]], AS/DS bonus (Flare Penalty = Nearly all -100) , (TD Penalty = TD*TD)
|-
|[[Enhancive item]], [[Fusion]], Scripted item
|}

===Gear Difficulty Modifiers===
{{Material_Gear_Difficulty_Modifier}}
{{Script_Gear_Difficulty_Modifier}}
{{Other_Gear_Difficulty_Modifier}}

====Weighting/Padding Difficulty====
Difficulty is the square of CER, truncated, i.e. trunc(CER²). Whatever the percent to reach the next CER level is also used. Example, CER plus 10 % chance to get 6 CER would be trunc(5.1²), which is -26 difficulty. Mixed types are the sum of each type's square - i.e. [crit trunc(CER²)] + [dmg trunc(CER²)]

====Permanent Resist Penalty Difficulty====

[Total Resist % / 2]

==Failures==
It is not possible to destroy an item during the enchanting process. Upon a failure to succeed, the wizard will lose 10% of the required essence to complete the +1 bonus cast.

==Pre-enchanting Potions==
Pre-enchanting potions are used by wizards in the enchanting process to unlock the item for enchantment or reduce difficulty. '''Under the updated enchanting system, enchanting projects do not require tempering potions or tempering times.''' The process is as follows:

# A wizard first pours an unlock potion (aya'neth) on the item to unlock it for enchant. Undiluted aya'neth potions unlock a full +5 with one pour. Diluted aya'neth potions only unlock +1 for each pour. See the chart below to see which potion is needed to unlock the item to be enchanted.
# Next, if the project is fusion, holy, or enhancive gear, it will also require a glowing urven'eth potion before a cast can be successful. You'll know urven'eth is required if the item shows a power that must be overcome on the test cast.
# Items with some flares also have '''OPTIONAL''' ilvan'eth flare potions that can reduce the enchant difficulty for the item by 100. '''It is no longer REQUIRED to use pre-enchant potions to enchant flaring items; it's an optional tool to remove 100 difficulty from the item.'''
# All of these potions are poured prior to [[channel]]ing the Enchant spell.

For urven'eth & ilvan'eth Potions, a bottle starts with 5 pours, and each pour works for one +1 cast. These potions will wear off after a short time, so they should only be poured immediately before the wizard casts.

<section begin=unlock potions1 /><section begin=table header />
{| {{Prettytable|1=text-align:center;font-size:95%;}}<section end=unlock potions1 />
<section begin=unlock potions2 /><includeonly> |+ '''New Style Enchanting Unlock Potions'''</includeonly><section begin=unlock potions2 />
|-bgcolor=lightblue
!Starting<br>Bonus (+)
!width=80|Starting<br>Unlock (X)
!width=80|Aura<br>Color
!Destination<br>Bonus (+)
!width=80|Destination<br>Unlock (X)
!width=80|Unlock Potion
!width=65|Potion<br>Cost
|-<section end=table header />
| 0 to +4
| 0x
| Red
| +5
| 1x
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| an undiluted green ayan'eth potion
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| 10,000
|-
| +5 to +9
| 1x
| Orange
| +10
| 2x
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| an undiluted green ayan'eth potion
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| 10,000
|-
| +10 to +14
| 2x
| Yellow
| +15
| 3x
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| an undiluted green ayan'eth potion
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| 10,000
|-
| +15 to +19
| 3x
| Green
| +20
| 4x
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| an undiluted green ayan'eth potion
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| 10,000
|-
| +20 to +24
| 4x
| Blue
| +25
| 5x
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| an undiluted blue ayan'eth potion
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| 25,000
|-
| +25 to +29
| 5x
| Indigo
| +30
| 6x
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| an undiluted indigo ayan'eth potion
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| 50,000
|-
| +30 to +34
| 6x
| Violet
| +35
| 7x
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| an undiluted violet ayan'eth potion
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| 75,000<section end=unlock potions2 />
<includeonly> |}</includeonly>
<noinclude> |-</noinclude><section end=base /><section begin=unlock potions3 />
<includeonly>|-</includeonly>
| +35 to +39
| 7x
| Copper
| +36 to +40
| 8x
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| a diluted copper ayan'eth potion**
| 20,000 Bloodscrip***
|-
| +40 to +44
| 8x
| Silver
| +41 to +45
| 9x
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| a diluted silver ayan'eth potion**
| 25,000 Bloodscrip***
|-
| +45 to +49
| 9x
| Golden
| +46 to 50
| 10x
| style="white-space:nowrap;"| a diluted golden ayan'eth potion**
| 30,000 Bloodscrip***
|}<section end=unlock potions3 />

<section begin=unlocknotes />''<nowiki>**</nowiki> Dilute potions only provide +1 enchant level unlock, so if the item is unlocked to +35 one pour would raise the unlock level to +36.These potions are not publicly available on a regular basis, and have been distributed only by special event merchants.''</noinclude>

''<nowiki>***</nowiki> These potions are not publicly available on a regular basis, and have been distributed only by special event merchants.<section end=unlocknotes />

<section begin=pre-temper potions />
{| {{Prettytable|text-align:center; font-size:95%;}}
<includeonly>|+'''Pre-tempering Potions'''</includeonly>
|-bgcolor=lightblue
!colspan=2|Item Property
!Potion
!Potion<br>Pour<br>Penalty
!Starting Enchant<br>Restriction
!Lore Requirements<br>100 Ranks<br>OLD SYSTEM ONLY
|-
|colspan=2|[[Enhancive]]
|[[Urven'eth potion|Glowing Urven'eth]]<br> formerly [[Ayveneh potion|Ayveneh]]
|rowspan=2|-200
|rowspan=2|≤+30
|N/A
|-
|colspan=2|[[Sanctified]]
|[[Urven'eth potion|Glowing Urven'eth]]<br> formerly [[Eoveneh potion|Eoveneh]]
|N/A
|-
|colspan=2|[[Holy Weapon (1625) Paladin Bond]]
|[[Urven'eth potion|Glowing Urven'eth]]<br> formerly [[Eoveneh potion|Eoveneh]]
|N/A
|-
|rowspan=7|[[flare|Flaring]]
|[[impact critical table|Earth]]
|[[Earthy Ilvan'eth potion|Earthy Ilvan'eth]]<br> formerly [[Gorveneh potion|Gorveneh]]
|rowspan=7| -100
|rowspan=7|N/A
|[[Elemental Lore, Earth|Earth]]
|-
|[[fire critical table|Fire]]
|[[Fiery Ilvan'eth potion|Fiery Ilvan'eth]]<br> formerly [[Draveneh potion|Draveneh]]
|[[Elemental Lore, Fire|Fire]]
|-
|[[Cold critical table|Ice]]
|[[Icy Ilvan'eth potion|Icy Ilvan'eth]]<br> formerly [[Rhiveneh potion|Rhiveneh]]
|[[Elemental Lore, Water|Water]]
|-
|[[vacuum critical table|Vacuum]]
|[[Cloudy Ilvan'eth potion|Cloudy Ilvan'eth]]<br> formerly [[Zorveneh potion|Zorveneh]]
|[[Elemental Lore, Air|Air]]
|-
|[[acid critical table|Acid]]
|[[Earthy Ilvan'eth potion|Earthy Ilvan'eth]]<br> formerly [[Gorveneh potion|Gorveneh]]<br>OR<br>[[Icy Ilvan'eth potion|Icy Ilvan'eth]]<br> formerly [[Rhiveneh potion|Rhiveneh]]
|[[Elemental Lore, Earth|Earth]] and/or [[Elemental Lore, Water|Water]]
|-
|[[lightning critical table|Lightning]]
|[[Cloudy Ilvan'eth potion|Cloudy Ilvan'eth]]<br> formerly [[Zorveneh potion|Zorveneh]]<br>OR<br>[[Icy Ilvan'eth potion|Icy Ilvan'eth]]<br> formerly [[Rhiveneh potion|Rhiveneh]]
|[[Elemental Lore, Air|Air]] and/or [[Elemental Lore, Water|Water]]
|-
|[[steam critical table|Steam]]
|[[Fiery Ilvan'eth potion|Fiery Ilvan'eth]]<br> formerly [[Draveneh potion|Draveneh]]<br>OR<br>[[Icy Ilvan'eth potion|Icy Ilvan'eth]]<br> formerly [[Rhiveneh potion|Rhiveneh]]
|[[Elemental Lore, Fire|Fire]] and/or [[Elemental Lore, Water|Water]]
|} <section end=pre-temper potions />

Other types of flares do not have a corresponding pre-temper potion.

[[Permabless]]ed items can similarly be further enchanted, with a difficulty modifier, through the use of the [[urven'eth potion]].

Special Note: Unlike ayveneh and eoveneh potions, urven'eth potions are not restricted to 35 and lower enchants.

{{#section:Fusion|nopry}}

==Enchant Unlocking==
To actually proceed with enchanting an item, you must first unlock its ability to be enchanted by pouring the appropriate enchant potion on the item. Once done, the item is permanently unlocked to be enchanted up to the bonus given by the potion used and can be verified by casting [[Elemental Detection (405)]] on the item.

==Rewards for Enchanting==
Successful enchantments earn the wizard experience, and while the enchantment process does not directly reward the enchanter in [[silver]], many items are enchanted with the intent of sale. By increasing the enchantment on an item, the wizard has increased its value, sometimes by immense amounts.

==Negative Bonus Items==
Items with a negative “bonus” (perhaps more accurately a negative modifier, as the negative is no boon!) may be enchanted to a bonus of +1 with no essence. Any restrictions (such as needing pretemper potions) are still in place, however.

For example, most wooden weapons begin with a modifier of -20. A wizard may enchant a wooden weapon (with use of an ayan'eth potion to unlock enchanting) to +1 with no essence. This would take 21 channels of enchant.

== Functional Item Scripts ==
:''Please [[#Enchanting Process for Plain Items|see above]] for a full description of what can and cannot be enchanted. Please keep these lists to Category D item scripts that are not listed in the Official Information section of the [[item properties]] page.

:''These are player-created lists and are not complete. [[:Category: Functional Scripts|See here]] for more functional scripts.

{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible" width=75%
!Scripts that CAN be wizard enchanted
|-
|
*[[Bane weapon]]s (this is the only Category C property that cannot be enchanted)
*[[Blink_weapon|Blink Weapons]]
*[[Briar_flare|Briar Flaring Weapons]]
*[[Ethereal_armor|Ethereal Armor (REIM Script)]]
*[[Ethereal weapon]]
*[[Forest armor]]
*[[Fusion]]
*[[Greater elemental flare]]s (appropriate pre-temper potion required)
*[[Ironwright|Ironwright Weapons]]
*[[Ithziri_armor|Ithziri Armor]]
*[[Black ora weapon|Pure/Greater black ora weapons]] - must be uncursed
*[[Shock_Weapon|Shock Weapons]]
*[[Sprite_Weapon|Sprite Weapons]]
*[[Stalwart Resilience]] (bubble flares)
*[[Vial flare]]s
*[[Voln armor]]
*[[Iasha_white_ora_weapon|Iasha Weapons]]
*[[Realm_flare|Realm flares]]
*Temporary Poison flares (Weapons from Dhu Gillywack that you pour poison vials on, weapon must be depleted of all charges and empty of poison)
|}

'''Need to re-verify these since Spring Spectacular 2019 release'''
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible" width=75%
!Scripts that CANNOT be wizard enchanted
|-
|
*[[Gem-eating runestaff]]
*[[Gem-eating weapon]]
*[[Nebular Weapon]]s
*[[ShadowDeath weapons]]
*[[Snake flare]]s
*[[Solar Weapon]]s
|}
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==Other Items Marked for No Enchanting==
This list includes items that ARE NOT SCRIPTED (see above section for those), and that consist of properties that would otherwise be enchantable, but still cannot be enchanted because the creator has marked them as such (or has marked them to "not take any magic"[http://forums.play.net/forums/GemStone%20IV/Paid%20Events:%20Adventures,%20Quests,%20and%20SimuCoins/Duskruin%20Arena/view/9708]).

{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible sortable" width=75%
!Specific Items Marked for No Enchanting ||Origin
|-
|Black alloy items[http://forums.play.net/forums/GemStone%20IV/Paid%20Events:%20Adventures,%20Quests,%20and%20SimuCoins/Duskruin%20Arena/view/9711]||Sold near Pinefar decades ago
|-
|Versions of the fel-hafted waraxes||
|-
|Versions of the rolaren longsword (ruby, sapphire, and one other)||
|-
|Versions of the pryothag hide brigandine||
|-
|Versions of the white ora warmaces||
|-
|}
<sup>&dagger;</sup>{{boldmono|[[ASSIST]] }}and ask for a referral to fix the item to be made enchantable.

==Potion Tables==
{{main|Enchanting potions}}
<blockquote>
{{#section:Enchanting potions|unlock potions1}}
{{#section:Enchanting potions|unlock potions2}}
{{#section:Enchanting potions|unlock potions3}}
{{#section:Enchanting potions|pre-temper potions}}
</blockquote>

==Resources==
*[[Enchant Item (925)|Old Enchant Item (925)]]
*[[/saved posts|Saved posts]]
*[[/history|Spell history]]
*[[Magical workshop/saved posts|Magical workshop saved posts]]
*[http://forums.play.net/forums/GemStone%20IV/Wizards/Enchanting/view Officials folder]
*[[User:ZHEPHEN|Zhephen's Enchant (925) Research Notes]]
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{{wizard}}

Holy Weapon (1625)

2023-02-26T15:42:48Z

FIREHYDRANT: /* Benefits */

{{Spell
| name = Holy Weapon
| number = 1625
| duration = Permanent
| mnemonic = HOLYWPN
| type = Offensive
| subtype = Weapon Enhancement
| weapon = +[[Attack strength|AS]], Special
| enhancement = None
| requirements = None, Special
| navigation = {{Paladin base navigation}}
}}
'''Holy Weapon''' is a [[Paladin Base]] spell that allows a [[paladin]] to bond with a melee weapon, making it a [[holy armament]] and giving it a few additional abilities depending on the properties of the weapon bonded and removing the damage reduction from fighting undead without a bless.<br>

'''Note''': There was a wording change where 'sanctified' referenced items that were 'holy'. The term [[sanctified|sanctified]] now references the Cleric service [[Sanctify]] which [[sanctified|sanctifies]] an item decreasing the damage penalty against undead while lacking a bless. '''Holy Weapon''' provides the abilities below for paladins, but does not provide the sanctify S6 flare, or anchor ability from [[Sanctify]] against [[Non-corporeal|Non-corporeal undead creatures]].

== Procedure ==
To bond to a weapon, find a [[Holy places|holy place]], kneel down, and {{boldmono|[[CAST (verb)|CAST]]}} at your weapon. If the weapon is not already holy, you must first cast [[Consecrate (1604)]] on it to prepare the weapon. To remove a bond, instead {{boldmono|[[CHANNEL (verb)|CHANNEL]]}} at the weapon. A bonded weapon is unswingable by anyone other than the paladin bonded to it. Bonding to a new weapon will sever your connection with the old one, but it will remain unswingable until the next time the paladin touches it.

The maximum attainable bonding level increases with further spell training in the [[Paladin Base]]; the first bonding level is available upon learning Holy Weapon, and an additional bonding level is unlocked for each Paladin Base rank up to 1629. The paladin must retain this training to sustain the bond level.

To actually increase the bonding level, the Paladin must use the weapon in combat. Presuming Holy Weapon functions under the same mechanics as [[Weapon Bonding]] for [[Warriors]], it was shown that the bond is increased after Rank# * 100 same-level kills (SLKs). Knowledge of Holy Weapon and 100 SLKs achieves the first rank; 26 Paladin Base ranks and an additional 200 SLKs achieves the second rank; and so on up to 29 Paladin Base ranks and 500 additional SLKs for the fifth rank. As a summation, in total 1500 SLKs are required to fully bond to a weapon; however, note that SLKs are not counted without the proper Spell Research training.

== Benefits ==
Bonding to a weapon gives a bonus to maneuvers that utilize the weapon and increase the paladin's effectiveness and defense against [[Combat Maneuvers]] while using the weapon. Additionally, the weapon acts as an [[enhancive item]]. These benefits increase as the rank of bonding increases with the weapon and are cumulative per rank.

*At the first bonding level, the weapon gains the ability to return to the paladin when disarmed or thrown. This is an increasing chance per bonding tier, and will be 100% when fully bonded.

*At the third bonding level, the weapon will gain [[Consecrate (1604)|Guiding Light]] [[flare]]s if it does not already have [[Item properties|category B flares]]. Item scripts that do not use the category B slot will not block Guiding Light flares. Unlike the flares applied to a sanctified weapon via 1604, [[weighting]] on the bonded weapon will '''not''' diminish the potency of the flares gained at the third bonding rank.

*At the fifth bonding level, the weapon will be capable of accepting a spell from the paladin to be triggered later before an attack with{{boldmono| [[BESEECH]]}}. The spells that the weapon can accept depend on a variety of factors, including which sphere of magic the spell comes from, if it is a spell the paladin knows, and the number of ranks the paladin possesses in [[Spiritual Lore, Summoning]] (seed 2 of the [[summation chart]]).

{{boldmono|CAST}}ing 1625 at the weapon will check the status of your bond.

{| {{prettytable|1=text-align:center;}} width="80%"
|-bgcolor=lightblue
!Bonding Level || CML bonus || STR/WIS bonus || Special || Description || [[Paladin Base]] || Same Level Kills
|-
!0
| +0 || +0 || Weapon is holy || You are bonded with the steel flail, but you feel that the connection is largely untested. || 25 || 0
|-
!1
| +2 || +1 || The weapon has a chance to return to the Paladin's hand when disarmed or thrown. This is an increasing chance per bonding tier, and will be 100% when fully bonded. || The connection is still fresh and new. || 25 || 100
|-
!2
| +4 || +2 || None || You feel that your connection is strong. || 26 || 200
|-
!3
| +6 || +3 || Grants the bonded weapon [[Consecrate]] flares || It is a tried and true friend. || 27 || 300
|-
!4
| +8 || +4 || None || It is almost an extension of your own body. || 28 || 400
|-
!5
| +10|| +5 || Allows a spell to be imbued into the bonded weapon || There is no doubt of the pure spiritual connection you share with it.|| 29 || 500
|}

== Infusing a Spell to a Bonded Weapon ==
To infuse a spell to a bonded weapon, simply {{boldmono|[[PREPARE]]}} the spell, then {{boldmono|[[INFUSE (Weapon) (verb)|INFUSE]] <weapon>}}. Spells can be infused from scrolls multiple times up to the weapon's mana capacity, or the syntax {{boldmono|INFUSE <weapon> with <scroll>}} will drain all eligible charges from the scroll and insert them into the weapon.

Spells known by the paladin, or that can be known by the paladin count as the spell level of the spell being placed into the bonded weapon. In the case of spells known by the paladin, multiple charges can be infused, as the bonded weapon can hold 30 mana + ([[Spiritual Mana Control]] skill / 2); the mana will be infused at the time of imbuing and not activation. Spiritual spells that cannot be learned by the paladin (such as from the [[Major Spiritual]] spell circle) count as 1.25× the spell's level. Hybrid spells that are semi-spiritual in nature, such as spells from the [[Sorcerer Base]] circle, count as 1.5× the spell's level. Spells that are not spiritual in nature count as double their spell level. The infusion process will accept any spell that falls within the level range of the bonded weapon's ability to hold. That maximum level is the following:

{{equation box|{{math|Max Spell Level {{=}} 4 × (Bonding Level - 2) + [[Summation]]<sub>σ{{=}}2</sub>(Spiritual Lore Summoning Ranks)}}}}

Therefore, with 9 ranks of [[Spiritual Lore, Summoning]], a paladin could infuse a 15th level spell (e.g. [[Repentance (1615)]]) into the weapon. In order to infuse a spell such as [[Bind (214)]], which counts as a level 18 spell, the paladin would need 27 ranks of [[Spiritual Lore, Summoning]] and a scroll to cast the spell from. [[Pain (711)]] could be used if the paladin has 20 ranks of Summoning Lore. It should be noted, with only native spells and no lore training, a Paladin can only infuse [[Pious Trial (1602)]], [[Templar's Verdict (1603)]], and [[Unbalance (110)]].

There are multiple ways to set your weapon to invoke its infused spell, set via {{boldmono| BESEECH }}:
*{{boldmono| BESEECH <weapon>}} will command your weapon to invoke its infused spell at the beginning of your next attack '''only'''.
*{{boldmono| BESEECH <weapon> IGNITE}} will command your weapon to invoke its infused spell at the beginning of every attack, until it runs out of charges. (Note: There is an internal timer so it will not ACTUALLY invoke on every swing)
*{{boldmono| BESEECH <weapon> CONSERVE}} will command your weapon to invoke its infused spell once per target, to conserve charges. This is primarily intended for use with setup spells.

{{boldmono| BESEECH <weapon> EXTINGUISH}} will set your weapon back to its passive state, such that you will need to command it via {{boldmono|BESEECH}} once again to invoke its infused spell on attack.
{{boldmono| BESEECH <weapon> SENSE}} reveals the imbedded spell and the charges remaining.

Infused spells will respect your {{boldmono|[[INCANT (verb)|INCANT]]}} settings. Spells permitted for infusion are offensive in nature, support single target use, and include [[bolt spell]]s.

====[[Spiritual Lore, Religion]]====
Each rank of Religion lore, up to 50 ranks, will add 1 additional point of generic magic item [[Casting Strength]] (CS) for spells infused into a weapon. This bonus is limited to half of the paladin’s arcane symbols ranks and is only applicable to spells infused via scrolls.

====[[Spiritual Lore, Summoning]]====
In addition to increasing the maximum spell level that can be infused, each rank will also apply a penalty of -1 [[TD]] / -2 Bolt [[DS]] to targets, to a maximum of 25 ranks. This target penalty only applies to infused spells.

==Messaging==
===Paladin===
Bonding with a weapon:
<pre{{log2}}>
You gesture at WEAPON.
As you call upon the power of DEITY, a [deity-dependent] shaft of light suddenly envelops your WEAPON. Tendrils of energy begin to flow out of it and wrap themselves around you, as if surrounding you in an ethereal embrace. Your awareness of your surroundings fade as you begin to experience visions of the WEAPON from its moment of creation to the present. After a brief moment, your vision returns to normal. The shaft of light and tendrils of energy are gone, but somehow you still feel a lingering bond between you and the WEAPON.
Silvery tendrils rise up from your WEAPON and quickly dissipate.
Cast Roundtime 3 Seconds.
</pre>

If you forget to [[Consecrate (1604)]] the weapon prior to bonding with it:
<pre{{log2}}>
You gesture at WEAPON.
A dim shaft of light surrounds the WEAPON, but seems to have no effect on it. Perhaps the weapon should be first cleansed of impurities.
Cast Roundtime 3 Seconds.
</pre>

Each time the bonding level increases, the following is reported along with the creature's death message:
<pre{{log2}}>
You feel your spiritual bond with your WEAPON strengthen.
</pre>

First unbonding cast:
<pre{{log2}}>
You channel at WEAPON
You focus your concentration on undoing the spiritual bond between you and the WEAPON. As your magic begins to penetrate the star, you encounter a strange resistance from within it. You attempt to overcome it, but the power of your spell fades away too soon. You think that you might be able to overcome it with another attempt.
</pre>

Unbonding:
<pre{{log2}}>
You channel at WEAPON.
This time you are prepared for the resistance within the WEAPON and you manage to quickly overcome it. You feel the remnants of the spiritual bond between you and the WEAPON quickly fade away.
Cast Roundtime 3 Seconds.
</pre>

Infusing:
<pre{{log2}}>
>infuse WEAPON
You concentrate on infusing the <weapon> and successfully manage to transfer the power of your <spell> into it.
The <weapon> pulses <X> times in response.
Roundtime: 3 sec.
</pre>

===Elemental Detection===
For a weapon bonded to a Paladin, [[Elemental Detection (405)]] shows the following:

<pre{{log2}}>
>prep 405
You gesture and invoke the powers of the elements for the Elemental Detection spell...
Your spell is ready.

>cast my mace
You gesture at a thanot-hafted vultite mace.
Your vultite mace resists your attempt to use it.
Cast Roundtime 2 Seconds.
</pre>

===Loresong===
'''Verse 2 will show:'''
<pre{{log2}}>
In addition, its use appears to be magically restricted in some way.
</pre>
'''Verse 3 will show:'''
<pre{{log2}}>
The ITEM hums clearly, indicating that the item will prevent itself from being used unless the acting party meets certain conditions.
</pre>
'''Verse 4 will show:'''
<pre{{log2}}>
The mace has been bound to PERSON via the spell Holy Weapon.
The mace hums clearly, indicating that the restriction's conditions are as follows:
This item is restricted to use by PERSON.
</pre>
== Resources ==
* [[Paladin spell updates (saved posts)]]
* [[Using Holy Weapon (1625) to bond to a black ora weapon]]
* [[Breaking weapon bonds (guide)]]
* [[Gem-eating_weapon#Sanctification|Gem-eating weapons]]
* [[Ensorcell_(735)#Paladin_bonded_weapons|Ensorcelling bonded weapons]]

Animalistic Spirit

2023-02-22T17:40:40Z

FIREHYDRANT: /* Animalistic Spirit Defaults and Allowed Nouns */

{{TOCright|limit=3}}The '''Animalistic Spirit''' Weapons and Shields, also known as Animalistic Fury, were first released at [[pay event]] [[Duskruin]] in August 2020 at the [[BVShop:Untamed_Spirit|Untamed Spirit]] shop. There are now four versions of the Animalistic Spirit items:

* [[Animalistic Spirit Weapon]]s
* [[Animalistic Spirit Shield]]s
* [[Animalistic Spirit Armor]]
* [[Animalistic Spirit Headdress]]

==Affinity/Taming==

As the spirits within the items are wild and untamed, you must tame the spirit to prevent them from backlashing on you. The backlash happens if you are wielding the weapon/shield (i.e., held in hand or worn in the case of UCS gloves/boots). The backlash is different depending on the weapon or shield type - melee weapons and runestaves will make it so you cannot parry, UCS gloves/boots and ranged will give you a DS/TD debuff, while shields will make it so you cannot block. '''NOTE:''' This is only a very short effect and does not happen all the time. The more tame the spirit is, the less chance it will backlash and the shorter the backlash will last. When fully tame, the spirit will not backlash on you at all.

To tame the spirit, you must successfully hit like-level foes with the weapon/shield, or successfully parry(melee/runestaves), evade (UCS/ranged), or block (shield) attacks from like-level foes while you are in a forward or greater stance and actively participating in combat.

The spirits will only trust one person at a time - if you want to pass this weapon/shield off to someone else, the new owner will have to work off the trust gained by the previous owner before gaining trust of their own.

The more tame the spirit is, the more powerful the Animalistic Fury flares will become. You can unlock the ceiling/potential top end of the flare strength by unlocking the flare tier. Off the shelf, the flares will max out at regular flare strength.

==Animalistic Spirit Defaults and Allowed Nouns==
'''Note:''' The first noun listed in the allowed nouns cell for each spirit type is the default noun that will be applied with any spirit change certificate. The default color is always misty green. Changing the animal noun within a Spirit Type is done via Alteration services.

{| {{prettytable}}
|+Available Spirit Defaults and Allowed Alteration Nouns
!scope="col"|Spirit Type!!scope="col"|Spirit Descriptor!!scope="col"|Spirit Call!!scope="col"|Spirit Group!!scope="col"|Allowed Nouns (first is default)
|-
|scope="row"|Aquatic mammal (with flippers)||sleek||chitter||pod||dolphin, whale, orca, seal, sea lion, walrus, manatee, narwhal
|-
|scope="row"|Arachnid||giant||chitter||swarm||spider, tarantula, arachnid, black widow spider, brown recluse spider, wolf spider, huntsman spider, tomb spider, scorpion
|-
|scope="row"|Armored||squat||snort||band||armadillo, pangolin, hedgehog, porcupine, echidna
|-
|scope="row"|Avian (aquatic)||pudgy||squawk||flock||penguin, emperor penguin, rockhopper penguin, puffin, auk
|-
|scope="row"|Avian (predatory)||angular||screen||flock||hawk, falcon, eagle, owl, barn owl, snow owl, screech owl, gyrfalcon, peregrine falcon, kestrel, osprey, goshawk, kite, Caligos eagle, harpy eagle
|-
|scope="row"|Avian (rattite)||tall||shriek||flock||ostrich, emu, rhea, cassowary, moa, kiwi
|-
|scope="row"|Avian (small)||plump||chirp||flock||sparrow, robin, dove, turtle dove, finch, starling, warbler, blackbird, thrush, swift, cuckoo, oriole, cardinal, lark, chickadee, hummingbird, wren, canary, swallow
|-
|scope="row"|Avian (magical)||fiery||shriek||band||phoenix, firebird, griffin, storm griffin, gryphon, grifflet, valravn
|-
|scope="row"|Bat||angular||squeak||swarm||bat, fruit bat, vampire bat, flying fox
|-
|scope="row"|Canine||rangy||howl||pack||wolf, jackal, fox, fennec fox, hyena, dhole, coyote, dog, bush dog, foxhound, bloodhound, wolfhound, mastiff, puppy, aardwolf, direwolf, hound
|-
|scope="row"|Cephalopod||bulbous||gurgle||band||octopus, squid, cuttlefish, nautilus, kraken, jellyfish
|-
|scope="row"|Corvid||sleek||caw||mob||raven, crow, magpie, jackdaw, rook, jay
|-
|scope="row"|Equine||muscular||whinny||herd||horse, pony, stallion, mare, zebra, donkey, mule
|-
|scope="row"|Feline (large)||lithe||roar||pride||lion, lioness, panther, tiger, tigress, puma, catamount, jaguar, leopard, snow leopard, clouded leopard, cheetah, saber-toothed tiger
|-
|scope="row"|Feline (small)||sleek||hiss||clowder||cat, kitten, bobcat, lynx, serval, caracal, margay, ocelot, jaguarundi, snowcat, genet, fishing cat, Caligos lynx
|-
|scope="row"|Hooved (horned) mammal||antlered||bellow||stampede||stag, deer, goat, antelope, buffalo, bison, bull, oryx, wildebeest, ram, moose, elk, yak, hind, hart, gazelle, caribou, muntjac, buck, reindeer, doe, ibex, rolton, sheep
|-
|scope="row"|Insect (crawly)||multi-horned||chitter||swarm||ant, fire ant, termite, centipede, millipede, earwig, flea, louse, bedbug, beetle, dung beetle, rhinoceros beetle, scarab, praying mantis, cockroach, roach, water bug, ladybug, stinkbug
|-
|scope="row"|Insect (flying)||{{addmetext}}||{{addmetext}}||{{addmetext}}||bee, bumblebee, honeybee, butterfly, monarch butterfly, moth, luna moth, wasp, yellow jacket, grasshopper, cricket, locust, mosquito, gnat, midge, fly, fruit fly, dragonfly, damselfly, firefly, mayfly, aphid, cicada
|-
|scope="row"|Lizard/Frog||scaly||hiss||band||lizard, horned lizard, frilled lizard, iguana, gecko, newt, skink, salamander, frog, bullfrog, toad, tree frog, poison dart frog, teadragon
|-
|scope="row"|Megafauna||tusked||trumpet||band||elephant, mammoth, woolly mammoth, rhinoceros, hippo, hippopotamous, giraffe
|-
|scope="row"|Mustelid||stocky||growl||band||badger, honey badger, ferret, weasel, ermine, pine marten, stoat, skunk, wolverine, fisher, mongoose
|-
|scope="row"|Porcine||stocky||snort||drove||boar, iron boar, pig, hog, warthog, babirusa
|-
|scope="row"|Primate (small)||gangly||screech||troop||monkey, tamarin, marmoset, macaque, baboon, lemur, indri, sifaka, loris, bushbaby, capuchin
|-
|scope="row"|Rabbit/hare||lanky||growl||herd||hare, rabbit, jackrabbit, cottontail, arctic hare, snowshoe hare
|-
|scope="row"|Rodent (small)||plump||squeak||herd||mouse, dormouse, rat, squirrel, chinchilla, hamster, cavy, gopher, groundhog, lemming, naked mole rat, marmot, muskrat, viscacha
|-
|scope="row"|Semi-aquatic||sleek||chitter||band||otter, sea otter, river otter, platypus
|-
|scope="row"|Semi-arboreal||plump||chitter||band||raccoon, opossum, possum, red panda, bearcat, binturong, civet
|-
|scope="row"|Shark||long-finned||growl||band||shark, great white shark, hammerhead shark, tiger shark, dogfish, sawshark, bullhead shark, thresher shark, basking shark, mako shark, nurse shark, whale shark, reef shark
|-
|scope="row"|Snake||sinuous||hiss||mass||snake, serpent, cobra, asp, adder, boa, boa constrictor, rattlesnake, corn snake, mamba, eel
|-
|scope="row"|Turtle||{{addmetext}}||{{addmetext}}||{{addmetext}}||turtle, snapping turtle, painted turtle, tortoise, giant tortoise, sea turtle, terrapin
|-
|scope="row"|Ursine||burly||growl||band||bear, grizzly bear, polar bear, black bear, brown bear, cave bear, red bear, panda, giant panda, sloth bear, direbear
|-
|}

==Animalistic Fury Flare Messaging Beginning==

When the Animalistic Fury flare activates on either an [[Animalistic Spirit Weapon]] or an [[Animalistic Spirit Shield]], the following message will be seen.

<pre{{log2}}>Riotous (spirit color) energy races along the surface of the (item noun), slender tendrils rising up to coalesce into the ethereal form of a/an (spirit descriptor) (spirit animal noun).
** (Beginning of Animal Fury flare messaging) (end of Animal Fury flare messaging) **
(Crit table damage messaging)</pre>

Please see the below tables for the expanded flare messaging which includes both the highly customized first half and then the damage type customization. Spirit animal noun, spirit descriptor, spirit color, spirit call, and spirit group can all also be customized. See the [[Animalistic Spirit#Animalistic Spirit Defaults and Allowed Nouns|Animalistic Spirit Defaults and Allowed Nouns table]] for more information.

{| {{prettytable}}
|+ Beginning of Animal Fury Flare Messaging
!scope="col"|Spirit Type !!Flare Messaging Example
|-
!scope="row"|Aquatic mammal (with flippers)
|Flicking its tail sharply, a (spirit descriptor) ethereal (spirit animal noun) swims forward through the air with an angry (spirit call) as a (spirit group) of (see damage type messaging)
|-
!scope="row"|Arachnid
|Mandibles clicking and multiple legs churning, a/an (spirit descriptor) ethereal (spirit animal noun) skitters forward with a shrill (spirit call) as a (spirit group) of (see damage type messaging)
|-
!scope="row"|Armored
|(Armored/spiked/quilled) back arched aggressively, a (spirit descriptor) ethereal (spirit animal noun) rushes forward with a fierce (spirit call) as a (spirit group) of (see damage type messaging)
|-
!scope="row"|Avian (aquatic)
|Wings flapping and head bobbing, a/an (spirit descriptor) ethereal (spirit animal noun) waddles forward with a fierce (spirit call) as a (spirit group) of (see damage type messaging)
|-
!scope="row"|Avian (magical)
|Surrounded by (a corona of flickering flames/crackling tendrils of lightning), a/an (spirit descriptor) ethereal (spirit animal noun) swoops down with an eerily echoing (spirit call) as a (spirit group) of (see damage type messaging)
|-
!scope="row"|Avian (predatory)
|Talons extended and wings flared, an (spirit descriptor) ethereal (spirit animal noun) dives down with an ear-piercing (spirit call) as a (spirit group) of (see damage type messaging)
|-
!scope="row"|Avian (rattite)
|{{addmetext}}
|-
!scope="row"|Avian (small)
|{{addmetext}}
|-
!scope="row"|Bat
|Leathery wings flapping noiselessly, an (spirit descriptor) ethereal (spirit animal noun) swoops down with a shrill (spirit call) as a (spirit group) of (see damage type messaging)
|-
!scope="row"|Canine
|Hackles raised and teeth bared, a (spirit descriptor) ethereal (spirit animal noun) rushes forward with a deafening (spirit call) as a (spirit group) of (see damage type messaging)
|-
!scope="row"|Cephalopod
|{{addmetext}}
|-
!scope="row"|Corvid
|Wings spread and intelligent eyes agleam, a (spirit descriptor) ethereal (spirit animal noun) circles in the air before diving with an ear-piercing (spirit call) as a (spirit group) of (see damage type messaging)
|-
!scope="row"|Equine
|Tossing its maned head angrily, a (spirit descriptor) ethereal (spirit animal noun) gallops forward with a wild (spirit call) as a (spirit group) of (see damage type messaging)
|-
!scope="row"|Feline (small)
|Lashing its tail and puffing out its fur, a/an (spirit descriptor) ethereal (spirit animal noun) pounces with a fierce (spirit call) as a (spirit group) of (see damage type messaging)
|-
!scope="row"|Feline (large)
|Baring its sharp teeth in a snarl, a (spirit descriptor) ethereal (spirit animal noun) charges forward with a deafening (spirit call) as a (spirit group) of (see damage type messaging)
|-
!scope="row"|Horned and hooved mammal
|Pawing angrily at the air, a (spirit descriptor) ethereal (spirit animal noun) charges forward with its (horned/antlered) head lowered as a (spirit group) of (see damage type messaging)
|-
!scope="row"|Insect (crawly)
|{{addmetext}}
|-
!scope="row"|Insect (flying)
|{{addmetext}}
|-
!scope="row"|Lizard/Frog
|{{addmetext}}
|-
!scope="row"|Megafauna
|{{addmetext}}
|-
!scope="row"|Mustelid
|Hackles bristling and body tensed into a fearless stance, a/an (spirit descriptor) ethereal (spirit animal noun) charges forward with a fierce (spirit call) as a (spirit group) of (see damage type messaging)
|-
!scope="row"|Primate (small)
|Body hunched forward and sharp canine teeth bared, a (spirit descriptor) ethereal (spirit animal noun) suddenly barrels forward with an angry (spirit call) as a (spirit group) of (see damage type messaging)
|-
!scope="row"|Porcine
|Snorting and pawing at the ground, a/an (spirit descriptor) ethereal (spirit animal noun) charges forward with a fierce (spirit call) as a (spirit group) of (see damage type messaging)
|-
!scope="row"|Rabbit/hare
|Flicking its long ears and baring sharp teeth, a (spirit descriptor) ethereal (spirit animal noun) hops forward with a fierce (spirit call) as a (spirit group) of (see damage type messaging)
|-
!scope="row"|Rodent (small)
|Baring its curved front teeth, a (spirit descriptor) ethereal (spirit animal noun) scurries forward with a piercing (spirit call) as a (spirit group) of (see damage type messaging)
|-
!scope="row"|Semi-aquatic
|Puffing out its fur and baring its sharp teeth, a/an (spirit descriptor) ethereal (spirit animal noun) swims sinuously forward with a fierce (spirit call) as a (spirit group) of (see damage type messaging)
|-
!scope="row"|Semi-arboreal
|Body tense and (bushy/bald) tail held stiff, a (spirit descriptor) ethereal (spirit animal noun) charges forward with a fierce (spirit call) as a (spirit group) of (see damage type messaging)
|-
!scope="row"|Shark
|{{addmetext}}
|-
!scope="row"|Snake
|Undulating in a sinuous motion, a (spirit descriptor) ethereal (spirit animal noun) slithers forward with an angry (spirit call) as a (spirit group) of (see damage type messaging)
|-
!scope="row"|Turtle
|{{addmetext}}
|-
!scope="row"|Ursine
|Lifting its lip to expose sharp teeth in a growl, a (spirit descriptor) ethereal (spirit animal noun) lumbers forward with a deafening (spirit growl) as a (spirit group) of (see damage type messaging)
|-
|}

==Animalistic Fury Flare Messaging Ending==

{|{{prettytable}}
|+End of Animal Fury Flare Messaging Based on Damage Type
!scope="col"|Flare Voucher Level!!Damage Type !!Flare Messaging
|-
!scope="row"|Default
!Grapple
|wispy (spirit color) (spirit plural) roil forth in an angry torrent!
|-
!scope="row" rowspan="5"|Common
!Cold
|(spirit plural) made of jagged ice shards fly forth in an icy rush!
|-
!Electricity
|(spirit plural) made of tiny (spirit color) sparks burst forth!
|-
!Heat
|fiery (spirit plural) made out of (spirit color) flames burst forth in a sudden blaze!
|-
!Impact
|raging (spirit color) (spirit plural) barrel around it with a cacophony of rumbles!
|-
!Vacuum
|wispy (spirit color) (spirit plural) whirl violently around it in a deadly vortex!
|-
!scope="row" rowspan="6"|Uncommon
!Acid
|hazy (spirit color) (spirit plural) bubble forth in a miasma of toxic fumes!
|-
!Disintegration
|wavering (spirit plural) made of shifting (spirit color) light surge forth!
|-
!Disruption
|distorted (spirit color) (spirit plural) lurch around it on a wave of disruption!
|-
!Plasma
|radiant (spirit plural) made of brilliant (spirit color) energy burst forth!
|-
!Steam
|hazy (spirit plural) made of (spirit color) steam billow out in an angry cloud!
|-
!Unbalance
|wispy (spirit color) (spirit plural) surge forth in an unbalancing attack!
|}

==See Also==
* [[Animalistic Spirit/saved posts|Saved posts]]

[[Category:Items]]