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WOMBATSANDERS: enchant link update

2022-06-25T22:50:04Z

enchant link update

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	There are three methods of getting an item enchanted:		There are three methods of getting an item enchanted:
	*The [[wizard]] spell, [[Enchant ~~Item~~ (925)]] - generally limited to a 7x (+35) enchantment.		*The [[wizard]] spell, [[Enchant (925)]] - generally limited to a 7x (+35) enchantment.
	*Special merchant services, which are rare and often have item restrictions, depending on the merchant.		*Special merchant services, which are rare and often have item restrictions, depending on the merchant.
	*The [[Premium Point]] system, limited to a 10x (+50) enchantment.		*The [[Premium Point]] system, limited to a 10x (+50) enchantment.

VANKRASN39: more specific language

2017-03-11T01:00:53Z

more specific language

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	An '''enchantment''' usually refers to a magical enhancement to a weapon, armor, or shield that gives it a +5 bonus over its unenchanted counterpart. The +5 bonus would be added directly to the user's [[attack strength]], in the case of an enchanted weapon, or added directly to the user's [[defensive strength]] in the case of an enchanted shield or suit of armor.		An '''enchantment''' usually refers to a magical enhancement to a weapon, armor, or shield that gives it a +5 bonus over its unenchanted counterpart. The +5 bonus would be added directly to the user's [[attack strength]], in the case of an enchanted weapon, or added directly to the user's [[defensive strength]] in the case of an enchanted shield or suit of armor.

	For example, a basic unenchanted "0x" sword can be bought off-the-shelf in many shops. The same style sword, made of [[vultite]], will be considered "4x" or equivalent to a basic sword that has been [[enchantment\|enchanted]] by a [[wizard]] four times.		For example, a basic unenchanted "0x" sword can be bought off-the-shelf in many shops. The same style sword, made of [[vultite]], will be considered "4x" (+20) or equivalent to a basic sword that has been [[enchantment\|enchanted]] by a [[wizard]] four times.

	There are three methods of getting an item enchanted:		There are three methods of getting an item enchanted:
	*The [[wizard]] spell, [[Enchant Item (925)]] - limited to a 7x (+35) enchantment.		*The [[wizard]] spell, [[Enchant Item (925)]] - generally limited to a 7x (+35) enchantment.
	*Special merchant services, which are rare and ~~usually~~ ~~limited~~, depending on the merchant.		*Special merchant services, which are rare and often have item restrictions, depending on the merchant.
	*The [[Premium Point]] system, limited to a 10x (+50) enchantment.		*The [[Premium Point]] system, limited to a 10x (+50) enchantment.

VANKRASN39: add category

2016-02-26T00:49:24Z

add category

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	* [[Item supercharger]]		* [[Item supercharger]]

	[[Category:Weapon Enhancements]][[Category:Armor Enhancements]]		[[Category:Weapon Enhancements]][[Category:Armor Enhancements]][[Category:Shield Enhancements]]

VANKRASN39: add link

2016-02-18T21:46:23Z

add link

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	The highest number of enchants available on a standard weapon or armor is 10, for a +50 bonus. There have been cases where a weapon is able to exceed the +50 bonus limit, but those are only temporary (a "flare" type enchantment boost: the weapon is normally a lower, below-limit enchant, but when the weapon flares, it briefly obtains an enchantment that exceeds this limit).		The highest number of enchants available on a standard weapon or armor is 10, for a +50 bonus. There have been cases where a weapon is able to exceed the +50 bonus limit, but those are only temporary (a "flare" type enchantment boost: the weapon is normally a lower, below-limit enchant, but when the weapon flares, it briefly obtains an enchantment that exceeds this limit).

	Defensive ~~Bonus~~ (DB) items have enchantment values that are added directly to a character's defensive strength, similar to how armor or shield enchantments work. The combined bonus for all DB items worn on one person cannot exceed +50 (10x). DB items are extremely rare and are of an extremely high value. <!--They are generally worth about 2 million silver per +1 bonus to DS (10 mil per enchantment).-->		[[Defensive bonus]] (DB) items have enchantment values that are added directly to a character's defensive strength, similar to how armor or shield enchantments work. The combined bonus for all DB items worn on one person cannot exceed +50 (10x). DB items are extremely rare and are of an extremely high value. <!--They are generally worth about 2 million silver per +1 bonus to DS (10 mil per enchantment).-->

	==See Also==		==See Also==

VANKRASN39 at 21:43, 18 February 2016

2016-02-18T21:43:58Z

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	Defensive Bonus (DB) items have enchantment values that are added directly to a character's defensive strength, similar to how armor or shield enchantments work. The combined bonus for all DB items worn on one person cannot exceed +50 (10x). DB items are extremely rare and are of an extremely high value. <!--They are generally worth about 2 million silver per +1 bonus to DS (10 mil per enchantment).-->		Defensive Bonus (DB) items have enchantment values that are added directly to a character's defensive strength, similar to how armor or shield enchantments work. The combined bonus for all DB items worn on one person cannot exceed +50 (10x). DB items are extremely rare and are of an extremely high value. <!--They are generally worth about 2 million silver per +1 bonus to DS (10 mil per enchantment).-->

			==See Also==
			* [[Item supercharger]]

	[[Category:Weapon Enhancements]][[Category:Armor Enhancements]]		[[Category:Weapon Enhancements]][[Category:Armor Enhancements]]

VANKRASN39: destub

2016-01-31T15:00:24Z

destub

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	*The [[Premium Point]] system, limited to a 10x (+50) enchantment.		*The [[Premium Point]] system, limited to a 10x (+50) enchantment.

	The highest number of enchants available on a standard weapon or armor is 10, for a +50 bonus. There have been cases where a weapon is able to exceed the +50 bonus limit, but those are only temporary (A "flare" type enchantment boost: the weapon is normally a lower, below-limit enchant, but when the weapon flares, it briefly obtains an enchantment that exceeds this limit).		The highest number of enchants available on a standard weapon or armor is 10, for a +50 bonus. There have been cases where a weapon is able to exceed the +50 bonus limit, but those are only temporary (a "flare" type enchantment boost: the weapon is normally a lower, below-limit enchant, but when the weapon flares, it briefly obtains an enchantment that exceeds this limit).

	Defensive Bonus (DB) items have enchantment values that are added directly to a character's defensive strength, similar to how armor or shield enchantments work. The combined bonus for all DB items worn on one person cannot exceed +50 (10x). DB items are extremely rare and are of an extremely high value. <!--They are generally worth about 2 million silver per +1 bonus to DS (10 mil per enchantment).-->		Defensive Bonus (DB) items have enchantment values that are added directly to a character's defensive strength, similar to how armor or shield enchantments work. The combined bonus for all DB items worn on one person cannot exceed +50 (10x). DB items are extremely rare and are of an extremely high value. <!--They are generally worth about 2 million silver per +1 bonus to DS (10 mil per enchantment).-->

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	[[Category:Weapon Enhancements]][[Category:Armor Enhancements]]		[[Category:Weapon Enhancements]][[Category:Armor Enhancements]]

CYAKNIGHT at 17:43, 9 October 2015

2015-10-09T17:43:08Z

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	An '''enchantment''' usually refers to a magical enhancement to a weapon, armor, or shield that gives it a +5 bonus over its unenchanted counterpart. The +5 bonus would be added directly to the user's [[attack strength]], in the case of an enchanted weapon, or added directly to the user's [[defensive strength]] in the case of an enchanted shield or suit of armor.		An '''enchantment''' usually refers to a magical enhancement to a weapon, armor, or shield that gives it a +5 bonus over its unenchanted counterpart. The +5 bonus would be added directly to the user's [[attack strength]], in the case of an enchanted weapon, or added directly to the user's [[defensive strength]] in the case of an enchanted shield or suit of armor.

			For example, a basic unenchanted "0x" sword can be bought off-the-shelf in many shops. The same style sword, made of [[vultite]], will be considered "4x" or equivalent to a basic sword that has been [[enchantment\|enchanted]] by a [[wizard]] four times.

	There are three methods of getting an item enchanted:		There are three methods of getting an item enchanted:
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	Defensive Bonus (DB) items have enchantment values that are added directly to a character's defensive strength, similar to how armor or shield enchantments work. The combined bonus for all DB items worn on one person cannot exceed +50 (10x). DB items are extremely rare and are of an extremely high value. <!--They are generally worth about 2 million silver per +1 bonus to DS (10 mil per enchantment).-->		Defensive Bonus (DB) items have enchantment values that are added directly to a character's defensive strength, similar to how armor or shield enchantments work. The combined bonus for all DB items worn on one person cannot exceed +50 (10x). DB items are extremely rare and are of an extremely high value. <!--They are generally worth about 2 million silver per +1 bonus to DS (10 mil per enchantment).-->

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	[[Category:Weapon Enhancements]][[Category:Armor Enhancements]]		[[Category:Weapon Enhancements]][[Category:Armor Enhancements]]

VANKRASN39 at 17:06, 6 June 2015

2015-06-06T17:06:32Z

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	*The [[wizard]] spell, [[Enchant Item (925)]] - limited to a 7x (+35) enchantment.		*The [[wizard]] spell, [[Enchant Item (925)]] - limited to a 7x (+35) enchantment.
	*Special merchant services, which are rare and usually limited, depending on the merchant.		*Special merchant services, which are rare and usually limited, depending on the merchant.
	*The [[Premium ~~point~~]]s system, limited to a 10x (+50) enchantment.		*The [[Premium Point]] system, limited to a 10x (+50) enchantment.

	The highest number of enchants available on a standard weapon or armor is 10, for a +50 bonus. There have been cases where a weapon is able to exceed the +50 bonus limit, but those are only temporary (A "flare" type enchantment boost: the weapon is normally a lower, below-limit enchant, but when the weapon flares, it briefly obtains an enchantment that exceeds this limit).		The highest number of enchants available on a standard weapon or armor is 10, for a +50 bonus. There have been cases where a weapon is able to exceed the +50 bonus limit, but those are only temporary (A "flare" type enchantment boost: the weapon is normally a lower, below-limit enchant, but when the weapon flares, it briefly obtains an enchantment that exceeds this limit).

VANKRASN39: fix link

2015-01-09T13:54:10Z

fix link

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	*The [[wizard]] spell, [[Enchant Item (925)]] - limited to a 7x (+35) enchantment.		*The [[wizard]] spell, [[Enchant Item (925)]] - limited to a 7x (+35) enchantment.
	*Special merchant services, which are rare and usually limited, depending on the merchant.		*Special merchant services, which are rare and usually limited, depending on the merchant.
	*The [[Premium ~~Points~~]] system, limited to a 10x (+50) enchantment.		*The [[Premium point]]s system, limited to a 10x (+50) enchantment.

	The highest number of enchants available on a standard weapon or armor is 10, for a +50 bonus. There have been cases where a weapon is able to exceed the +50 bonus limit, but those are only temporary (A "flare" type enchantment boost: the weapon is normally a lower, below-limit enchant, but when the weapon flares, it briefly obtains an enchantment that exceeds this limit).		The highest number of enchants available on a standard weapon or armor is 10, for a +50 bonus. There have been cases where a weapon is able to exceed the +50 bonus limit, but those are only temporary (A "flare" type enchantment boost: the weapon is normally a lower, below-limit enchant, but when the weapon flares, it briefly obtains an enchantment that exceeds this limit).

GS4-KEIOS: 2 revisions: Krakiipedia Import

2014-12-31T17:40:56Z

2 revisions: Krakiipedia Import

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