Throne and Liberty Gear Upgrades

The upgrade of gear can increase its base stats and sometimes enhances its extras. The value of these upgrades is determined by the levels of gear, their requirements, and how many random augmentations are applied.

For instance, the premium shield for racial discrimination Razortail is usually upgraded to improve its lightning absorb function in PvP, or to add additional defenses to missile-based builds in PvM. This makes it more marketable over the original version that is not upgraded.

Reroll Tokens

Reroll tokens let you reroll a purchased item, like a weapon, armor or ring. The item is replaced with an identical item and comes with different bonuses. Reroll tokens are an affordable method of upgrading gear. However, they don't keep the same level as the original item upgrade and any resources that are wasted aren't refunded.

Survivors may acquire reroll tokens by a variety of means like the Mistery Box or as rare drops from skulled creatures. You can also find them in crates and chests or purchase them at the market for $150 each. Reroll tokens are used to alter the attributes of a piece equipment for example, increasing its damage.

Players can reroll equipment in three categories: physical power, spell power and health. Upgrades to physical power boost damage from weapons and melee attack, while upgrades to spell power upgrade mage attacks and the ring. Health upgrades give the player additional health.

Three types of reroll tokens are available such as upgrade rare, legendary and rare. Each of these upgrades the item to a better quality. To create them, you require a higher-quality token for rerolling. Upgrades with enhanced capabilities require a common item, rare upgrades require a unique or legendary item and legendary upgrades require three legendary items.

The marker for rerolling, unlike special tokens or markers placed on action spaces, remains on the space until the next success is rerolled. This helps to ensure that upgrades are not wasted.

Blueprints appear as envelopes at the start of each Preparation Phase and can be opened by grabbing them using Interact. Once they are open they show a complete description and icon of the relevant appliance or ingredient. The restaurant's shop will swap blueprints for a new appliance or ingredient for an amount of money.

As a result, you can move blueprints between the Staple Pool (which is the default pool) and the Non-staple Pool during a run. This changes the blueprints that the restaurant's shop offers to reroll and which are available in the Non-droppable Pool.

Growthstones

Weapons and armor, as well as accessories can be upgraded in Throne and Liberty using Growth Stones. These are special stones that increase the value of an item by increasing its stats or attributes. These items can be found by visiting Equipment Enchanting NPCs in the major towns. Contract Coin Merchants will sell these stones for a cost. They are also available to players who sign daily contracts.

To upgrade equipment, players must first locate the appropriate item and then click the "level up" button. The screen will show a summary of the item's level, and what it will become after being upgraded. It will also display the amount of Growth Stones needed to accomplish this. The amount of Growth Stones needed to upgrade the item is determined by its rarity. Rare (blue) rarer weapons will require more than one Growth Stone, while uncommon armor only requires a single Growth Stone.

After deciding what to upgrade, players must select the number of green Growth Stones they wish to use and pay the appropriate cost. After the player has met the requirements, he is able to select the upgrade option and apply the Growth Stones. The item will be raised in level by a specific percentage. Depending on the rarity of the item, the upgrade process can take between seconds and minutes.

The upgrade process is risk-free and will not impact the longevity of the item. This makes it an excellent way for players to get an advantage in combat without straining their accounts. Clicking on the "transfer tab", players can also transfer the experience and progress of an upgraded piece of gear onto the new gear.

The process of obtaining Growth Stones in Throne and Liberty can be daunting for novice players. However, there are numerous methods to obtain these stones, such as completing contracts and purchasing them from the Contract Coin Merchant, defeating Abyssal Contract enemies, collecting them from the Equipment Stone Seal Book, or obtaining them from reward chests of the Ancient Arena season. Additionally, players can break down higher-level Growth Stones to create multiple lower-level ones.

Leveling

Leveling is a feature that lets players increase the base stats of weapons, armor, helms, and trinkets. It is accomplished by the combination of an item with upgrade components at the Upgrade Station and paying a fee of Happy Stars or Happy Tickets. The process will consume the upgrade materials and give the item an increased level, which gives the item a boost in that area. This process can be repeated until the maximum level for an item has been reached.

Items with upgraded stats will be displayed as a blue icon beside their slot. Unlike enchantments, however, upgrade components do not stack with each other, but can only be added to a single item at one time. Additionally each upgrade component will require a particular quantity of items to be used and an appropriate level for the equipment.

The upgrade item Station features two slots: the left one is where players can put in an item to be upgraded, and the right shows a preview of what the gear will look like once it is at its next level. Pressing the yellow arrow once a player has sufficient materials will start the upgrading process.

A piece of gear can be upgraded up to five times. Each time the item is upgraded, its base stats will be increased by a small amount. The highest level for an item is 19.

Once an item reaches its maximum level that it can no longer have the option of upgrading. Also, when a piece of gear reaches the level of a specific upgrade track (e.g. Veteran or Explorer) upgrades to that track will come with discounted prices.

Upgrade components are a type of equipment that can be inserted into weapons, armors, trinkets and gathering tools to provide an additional effect or bonus when the equipment is equipped. They can be purchased from vendors, looted or obtained through questing. They can also be traded between players. Upgrade components can be replaced by acquiring new ones. However, this can destroy the old upgrade.

Requirements

Item upgrades give players the ability to boost certain stats on weapons and armor that they currently have equipped. The requirements to upgrade an item differ depending on the type of item, but you'll typically need Dilithium as well as a number Upgrade tokens.

Item upgrade components can be used to make sets and weapons for additional effects or to increase the item level. These upgrades can come from a variety of sources, including crafting, purchasing at the Trading Post, karma vendors or looting during bosses and raids. Once an upgrade component is added to an item, it cannot be removed and changed without restriction, however, the glyphs that are used in gathering tools can be swapped out without restrictions.

Upgrades to an item level upgrade can increase its Mark Level and/or Rarity. Certain upgrade components have additional modifiers that can increase the stats of the item.

For example, the helm upgrade "Foundation of the Sun" improves base defense, and also gives an additional 20% chance to block. In addition, the dps upgrade "Wildfire" boosts weapon damage.

Some items are better off being upgraded less for their increased stats, but because it lets players get the maximum amount of value from a perfect roll on the item. A perfectly rolled 200/6500 armor set piece, for instance is highly coveted by melee PvP communities and can be worth 20-50 times the non-upp’d version.

The game will display the requirements when you select the upgrade component that is incorporated into the item. These include the item type (either weapon or armor) and the tier of that item and the upgrade Token required, and the amount of progress required to complete the upgrade.

The game will put an item in your inventory once you've fulfilled the requirements for an upgrade. The progress bar will then change to show you how close to completing the upgrade. You can also verify the status of an upgrade by visiting any item upgrader NPC.