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	*[[Research:Enchant (925) Formula‎‎]]		*[[Research:Enchant (925) Formula‎‎]]
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WBURKE1 at 18:29, 30 March 2023

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	The '''Enchant Item''' spell was once used to improve the [[enchantment]] of weapons, armors, and shields, before it was replaced with the modernized [[Enchant (925)]] spell~~. The below information is presented only for historical reference~~.		The '''Enchant Item''' spell was once used to improve the [[enchantment]] of weapons, armors, and shields, before it was replaced with the modernized [[Enchant (925)]] spell.

			'''The below information is presented only for historical reference.'''

	Each successful [[enchantment]] provides a permanent +5 bonus to the item's [[attack strength]] (AS) or [[defensive strength]] (DS), as applicable.		Each successful [[enchantment]] provides a permanent +5 bonus to the item's [[attack strength]] (AS) or [[defensive strength]] (DS), as applicable.

WBURKE1: more deprecation

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-The '''Enchant Item''' 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 +5 bonus to the item's [[attack strength]] (AS) or [[defensive strength]] (DS), as applicable.
+The '''Enchant Item''' spell was once used to improve the [[enchantment]] of weapons, armors, and shields, before it was replaced with the modernized [[Enchant (925)]] spell. The below information is presented only for historical reference.
 It is possible to enchant any combination of plain, [[enhancive]], [[sanctified]] (holy), and elemental flaring items up to a bonus of +35.  It is also possible to enchant plain and elemental flaring items up to +50 with the required special [[enchanting potions|tempering]] and [[pre-tempering potion]]s. However, most items do not make it higher than +20 via the Enchant Item spell due to the rarity of these potions and also account limitations on enchanting items over +16 AS or DS bonus.

WBURKE1: WBURKE1 moved page Enchant Item (925) to Enchant (925)/Enchant Item (925) (old version): moving the page to make clear that it is deprecated

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WBURKE1 moved page Enchant Item (925) to Enchant (925)/Enchant Item (925) (old version): moving the page to make clear that it is deprecated

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WHIGHTCNIGHT: remove the redirect reference for Enchant

2023-03-30T16:31:13Z

remove the redirect reference for Enchant

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	The '''Enchant Item''' 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 +5 bonus to the item's [[attack strength]] (AS) or [[defensive strength]] (DS), as applicable.		The '''Enchant Item''' 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 +5 bonus to the item's [[attack strength]] (AS) or [[defensive strength]] (DS), as applicable.

WHIGHTCNIGHT: /* Difficulty Detection */ added requirement to hold any potion from old system to get proper difficulty readings

2019-05-21T16:06:28Z

Difficulty Detection: added requirement to hold any potion from old system to get proper difficulty readings

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	== Difficulty Detection ==		== 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 tempering the item, but an item must be tempered to get the most accurate reading, since potions, especially pre-tempering ones, may add a considerable penalty.		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 tempering the item, but an item must be tempered to get the most accurate reading, since potions, especially pre-tempering ones, may add a considerable penalty.

			Due to the recent release of [[Enchant (925)]] to replace the Enchant Item (925) spell, now referred to old system enchanting, you are now required to hold any old system potion in your hand to get a difficulty reading based on the old system enchanting formula. Holding a potion can be bypassed if the item is already being tempered on the old system.

	The corresponding messaging for the{{boldmono\| [[#Channel\|CHANNEL]] }}attempts are included here in the chart on the right for easy reference. (''see [[#Channel\|below]] for more detail''). As the enchant process progresses, {{mono\|CHANNELs }}become increasingly harder. Thus, the difficulty detection reading only gives the chance for the final, hardest{{mono\| CHANNEL}}. '''The charts below are also based on the final{{mono\| CHANNEL}}'''.		The corresponding messaging for the{{boldmono\| [[#Channel\|CHANNEL]] }}attempts are included here in the chart on the right for easy reference. (''see [[#Channel\|below]] for more detail''). As the enchant process progresses, {{mono\|CHANNELs }}become increasingly harder. Thus, the difficulty detection reading only gives the chance for the final, hardest{{mono\| CHANNEL}}. '''The charts below are also based on the final{{mono\| CHANNEL}}'''.

WHIGHTCNIGHT: added link to the new 925 spell in the header

2019-05-07T16:28:30Z

added link to the new 925 spell in the header

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	\|more-info=[http://forums.play.net/forums/GemStone%20IV/GemStone%20IV%20Announcements/Important%20Announcements/view/3367 the announcement on the Official Forums]		\|more-info=[http://forums.play.net/forums/GemStone%20IV/GemStone%20IV%20Announcements/Important%20Announcements/view/3367 the announcement on the Official Forums]
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SMALLMARGIN at 01:01, 7 May 2019

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WINTERDAWN: Bless Item (304) is now called Bless (304) in game.

2019-05-06T05:02:23Z

Bless Item (304) is now called Bless (304) in game.

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	The following is an explanation of how to enchant plain items, meaning any item that does not require a special tempering or pre-temper potion, up to +35 (7x). See '''[[#Flaring Items\|Flaring Items]]''' and '''[[#Enhancive and Holy Items\|Enhancive and Holy Items]]''' sections for information on additional steps and/or training needed for those types of items.		The following is an explanation of how to enchant plain items, meaning any item that does not require a special tempering or pre-temper potion, up to +35 (7x). See '''[[#Flaring Items\|Flaring Items]]''' and '''[[#Enhancive and Holy Items\|Enhancive and Holy Items]]''' sections for information on additional steps and/or training needed for those types of items.

	Plain items include [[Forging\|forged]] weapons and otherwise plain items with [[spikes]], [[resistance]]s, [[padding]] or [[weighting]], and/or [[Ensorcell]] (although additional properties add to difficulty). Some [[functional script]]s (e.g. [[Voln armor]]) will also still allow an item to be enchanted--and will probably add to difficulty--as long as the Category B property slot is not also taken (''see: [[item properties]]''), and the item creator has not specifically disallowed it. The only sure way to determine whether or not an item will accept an enchantment is to try to pour a tempering potion on it. (However, [[Bless ~~Item~~ (304)]] comes very close.)		Plain items include [[Forging\|forged]] weapons and otherwise plain items with [[spikes]], [[resistance]]s, [[padding]] or [[weighting]], and/or [[Ensorcell]] (although additional properties add to difficulty). Some [[functional script]]s (e.g. [[Voln armor]]) will also still allow an item to be enchanted--and will probably add to difficulty--as long as the Category B property slot is not also taken (''see: [[item properties]]''), and the item creator has not specifically disallowed it. The only sure way to determine whether or not an item will accept an enchantment is to try to pour a tempering potion on it. (However, [[Bless (304)]] comes very close.)

	#Test whether or not wizard can successfully enchant an item by{{boldmono\| [[#Difficulty Detection\|CAST]]ing }}Enchant Item at the item (this will also give the temper status if the item is tempered)		#Test whether or not wizard can successfully enchant an item by{{boldmono\| [[#Difficulty Detection\|CAST]]ing }}Enchant Item at the item (this will also give the temper status if the item is tempered)

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	The following is an explanation of how to enchant plain items, meaning any item that does not require a special tempering or pre-temper potion, up to +35 (7x). See '''[[#Flaring Items\|Flaring Items]]''' and '''[[#Enhancive and Holy Items\|Enhancive and Holy Items]]''' sections for information on additional steps and/or training needed for those types of items.		The following is an explanation of how to enchant plain items, meaning any item that does not require a special tempering or pre-temper potion, up to +35 (7x). See '''[[#Flaring Items\|Flaring Items]]''' and '''[[#Enhancive and Holy Items\|Enhancive and Holy Items]]''' sections for information on additional steps and/or training needed for those types of items.

	Plain items include [[Forging\|forged]] weapons and otherwise plain items with [[spikes]], [[resistance]]s, [[padding]] or [[weighting]], and/or [[Ensorcell]] (although additional properties add to difficulty). Some [[functional script]]s (e.g. [[Voln armor]]) will also still allow an item to be enchanted--and will probably add to difficulty--as long as the Category B property slot is not also taken (''see: [[item properties]]''), and the item creator has not specifically disallowed it. The only sure way to determine whether or not an item will accept an enchantment is to try to pour a tempering potion on it. (However, [[Bless ~~Item~~ (304)]] comes very close.)		Plain items include [[Forging\|forged]] weapons and otherwise plain items with [[spikes]], [[resistance]]s, [[padding]] or [[weighting]], and/or [[Ensorcell]] (although additional properties add to difficulty). Some [[functional script]]s (e.g. [[Voln armor]]) will also still allow an item to be enchanted--and will probably add to difficulty--as long as the Category B property slot is not also taken (''see: [[item properties]]''), and the item creator has not specifically disallowed it. The only sure way to determine whether or not an item will accept an enchantment is to try to pour a tempering potion on it. (However, [[Bless (304)]] comes very close.)

	#Test whether or not wizard can successfully enchant an item by{{boldmono\| [[#Difficulty Detection\|CAST]]ing }}Enchant Item at the item (this will also give the temper status if the item is tempered)		#Test whether or not wizard can successfully enchant an item by{{boldmono\| [[#Difficulty Detection\|CAST]]ing }}Enchant Item at the item (this will also give the temper status if the item is tempered)