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World of Warcraft Item Upgrades The item upgrade feature allows players to upgrade their existing equipment. This can be done at any upgrader NPC. Generally, upgrades increase an item's main stat and can give it additional benefits based on the type. Examples include Whistan's shield, for FB Sorcs, or Goldwraps for caster builds. Armour Link's armor is a crucial element in keeping him safe from danger. While it isn't able to be upgraded like weapons, it is possible to improve its defence capabilities in various ways. Armour is designed to protect animals or people from harm or injury regardless of whether it's a direct physical attack or a variety of activity or environmental hazards. In the past, armour was typically constructed from leather or fabric but later, protections made of metal were used as well for military purposes, particularly like heavy cavalry and combat drones. There are many ways to upgrade armour however the majority require you to visit one of the four Great Fairy Fountains scattered throughout Hyrule. Each fountain has a distinct level of upgrade, with higher levels of protection requiring more rupees as well as materials. First, Armor Upgrades are permanent upgrades. Once they've been applied they aren't able to be removed unless you own another piece of equipment with the same upgrade. It is recommended to only apply the highest-level upgrades to your equipment and make sure that you have all the components required to complete them. You can find the upgrades you require in a variety of places throughout Hyrule. These include shrines, merchants and even enemies. These will generally be marked with the gold circle or blue triangle symbol and will be available in large quantities as you move through the game. While they might appear randomly, there's an opportunity that obtaining certain upgrade components will trigger quests that reward you with more. It is important to remember that even though the amount offered by each upgrade could differ however, it will always be greater than nothing. A full set of upgraded armor will give you a high-defense boost that protects you from any kind of attack, except magic. This makes it an effective weapon for all classes. Weapons If you'd like to make your guns truly unique, you can enhance them with a variety upgrades. These upgrades can increase the damage or alter the stats of the weapon to match your particular build. They also allow new attachments, such as unique enchantments and different types of ammo, and aesthetic options. To upgrade a weapon, you'll need an upgrade component available and the item itself. The weapon has to be at or near a certain level before you can upgrade it. Most weapons only be upgraded by one upgrade. Weapon upgrade components are available all over the world from enemies or from merchants. Upgrade components are made up of ingredients that you can slot into weapons, armors trinkets, gathering tools and trinkets to earn an attribute bonus. The equipment must be at a certain level to accept the upgrade. It is able to be upgraded in the same way as other items. The upgrades themselves are a mixture of Smithing Stones and Runes, and they are used to improve the stats of a base weapon, and also to increase its scalability with other stats. These upgrades can be obtained from enemies in the open world or from merchants. They are also dropped through combat. There are two NPCs that can upgrade your weapons: Blacksmith Hewg in the Roundtable Hold hub area and the Smithing Master Iji in the Road to the Manor hub area. Both of these NPCs accept your Smithing Stones or Runes to upgrade your weapon. It's important to prioritize upgrading your most-used items first, then the ones you won't replace in the near future. If you're planning on playing an asymmetrical build, for instance upgrade your weapon, then your chest and shoulders followed by your feet and hands. The same principle goes for Magic and Utility Items, with the caveat that certain procs may be better than others, based on your style of play. The same goes for Armour and reforges, with some being better than others. Magic Items A character can only upgrade one item of magic at one time. If an upgrade project is canceled, any subsequent upgrades for that item will not begin. Upgraded magic items cost twice as much gold to create or purchase, but can offer additional benefits. A magical item could be any item that has special properties or effects. Most of these items are weapons, but some are also armor, shields, cloaks, potions, scrolls, rings, and other items. Some of these items have a sense of being. Many magic items can enhance their capabilities. item upgrades can make them more useful to players, or can help them overcome a particularly challenging encounter. A weapon infused with a special substance might, for instance, provide an extra level of damage to a particular enemy type. This is particularly beneficial for characters that have reached a point at which they are likely to encounter the same type of monster repeatedly in dungeons. A ring with an infusion could grant immunity to bludgeoning, piercing or slashing injuries from non-magical attacks (not even silvered ones) until the next time the character takes a lengthy rest. This is especially useful for combatants who are melee or anyone looking to avoid buying an armor. Certain objects with enchanted properties have special abilities that allow the character to cast spells that are not on their list of classes. This is useful for characters who have difficulty filling their spell slots because of multiclassing. These items with enchanted abilities generally require an Intelligence (Arcana) check prior to use them, and the spell is determined by rolling on a table that is based on the number Intelligence points used. Other objects with enchanted powers could permit the character's appearance to be altered, or they could even create a new appearance. These are particularly beneficial for characters who have had to leave their homes, or are in a situation where they might not be welcome. A magical item could provide them with invisibility or make them invisible for everyone, except for the chosen person. Utility Items Utility items are products that do not fit into the categories of Clothing, Armor or Weapons and offer a range of different capabilities. Utility items aren't compatible with each other, as opposed to Armor or Weapons. Most utility items come with a passive effect that players can activate by using them. Some have additional abilities which are activated by pressing a button or activating an ability. Generally speaking, the most popular kind of utilitarian item is the Flashlight that is used to illuminate the surrounding area. Other items that are useful include the Helicopter Cap and Rocket Boots which allow the player float in mid-air while moving, and the Jetpack which allows the player to accelerate in any directions when on the ground. In the Engineering section, you can quickly create a variety of utility items, while others are unlocked by Research projects or Experimental projects on the Proving Ground. Players can gain more powerful utility items in addition to the items available in their regular inventory by purchasing them at the Atomic Shop or from seasonal Scoreboard rewards. Some of these items can be upgraded to make them more effective. The majority of utility items give players a navigational advantage or increase the effectiveness of a particular combat skill. Sharpening stones, created by an Weaponsmith, increase Power and Ferocity. Maintenance Oils, made by the Huntsman, increase Concentration and healing power. Other items of utility like Writs and Theses created by the Scribe, can be used to give the player either an increase in Damage or Condition Damage. XCOM soldiers can equip a single utility item to begin the campaign. A second slot is available once you have completed certain engineering, research, or experiments on the Proving Ground. In the Alien Hunters DLC, additional slots are created by equipping the Grenade Launcher, which lets the player equip a Smoke Grenade or Bomb in an additional grenade slot, while an offensive grenade is equipped in the main grenade slot.