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Throne and Liberty Gear Upgrades

Upgrades to gear increase its base stats and sometimes increases its other features. The worth of these upgrades is determined by their tiers, requirements and the number of random augmentations used.

For instance, the top racial shield Razortail is commonly upgraded for its lightning absorb function in PvP, or to add additional defenses to missile-based builds in PvM. This makes it more marketable than the non-upgraded version.

Reroll Tokens

Reroll tokens permit you to roll a purchased item such as an armor, weapon or ring. This replaces the item with another of the same kind and comes with different benefits. Reroll tokens can be a cost-effective way to upgrade gear. They don't keep the original level of the item, and any resources wasted won't get compensated.

The surviving players can acquire Reroll tokens in a variety of ways, including the Mistery Box and rare drops from skulled creatures. They can be located in crates and chests, or purchased from the store at a cost of 150k each. Reroll tokens are used to alter the attribute of a piece equipment for example, increasing the damage it can cause.

Players can roll their equipment in three attributes: physical power, magic power and health. Physical power upgrades increase the damage that weapons and melee attacks while spell power upgrades rings and mage attacks. Health upgrades give players an additional level of health.

There are three types of Reroll tokens: upgrade, rare and legendary. Each of these upgrades the item to higher quality. To create them, you need an upgrade level token for rerolling. Upgrades require a common item. Rare upgrades require items that are either unique or legendary. Legendary upgrades require three legendary pieces.

The reroll marker, unlike other markers or tokens that are placed on action areas, remains on the space until the next Success is to be rerolled. This helps to prevent the waste of upgrades.

Blueprints are envelopes that show up at the beginning of every Preparation phase. They can be opened using Interact by grasping them. When they are opened, they display an image and description of the Appliance or Ingredient. The restaurant's shop will exchange blueprints for a new appliance or ingredient for a small amount.

As a result, you can move blueprints between the Staple Pool (which is the default pool) and the Non-staple Pool when you run. This affects the blueprints that the restaurant's shop sells for rerolls and which are available in the non-droppable Pool.

Growthstones

In Throne and Liberty, growth stones can be used to improve armor, weapons and other items. These are special stones that boost the level of an item by increasing its stats and attributes. Players can locate these items by visiting Equipment Enchanting NPCs located in the main towns. Contract Coin Merchants will sell them for a fee. They can also be purchased by players who have completed daily contracts.

To upgrade their gear players first need to find the item they want to upgrade and then click the "level up" button. This will display a list of the item's level, and what it will be after being upgraded. It will also display the amount of Growth Stones required to do so. The amount of Growth Stones required to upgrade the gear will depend on its rarity. Most often rare (blue) weapons require more than one green Growth Stone to reach their next level, whereas rare armor requires only one blue or green Growth Stone.

After deciding what to upgrade, players must then 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 hit the upgrade button and apply the Growth Stones. This will raise the item's level by a certain percentage. Depending on the item's rarity the upgrade process can take between seconds and minutes.

The upgrade process also is risk-free and does not affect the item's longevity. This makes it an ideal way for players to gain an advantage in battle without putting stress on their bank account. Moreover players can transfer experience and progress of an upgraded item to new gear by clicking on the "transfer" tab.

The process of acquiring Growth Stones in Throne and Liberty is a daunting task for players who are new to the game. There are a variety of ways to obtain them, including signing contracts and buying them from the Contract Coin Merchant, defeating Abyssal Contract enemies, obtaining them from the Equipment Stone Seal Book, or obtaining them from reward chests during the Ancient Arena season. Additionally, players can break down higher-level Growth Stones to create multiple lower-level ones.

Leveling

Leveling is an option that allows you to increase the power of weapons and armor. You can also upgrade trinkets and helms. The Upgrade Station lets you combine an item with upgrade materials, and then pay a fee in Happy Tickets or Happy Stars. The upgrade components will be used up and the item will gain an upgraded level. The process will continue until the item reaches its highest level.

Items with upgraded base stats will display a blue icon in their slot. In contrast to enchantments, upgrade components don't stack with one another, and can only be added to one item at one time. Furthermore, each upgrade component will require a certain quantity of items to be applied, as well as an appropriate amount for the equipment.

The Upgrade Station comes with two slots: the left one is where players can add equipment that needs that they wish to upgrade, and the right shows a preview of what the gear will look like once it is at its next level. Pressing the yellow arrow when a player has sufficient materials will start the upgrading process.

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

When an item reaches its maximum level, its upgrades will no longer be available to it. In the same way, once an item is on 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 slotted into armor, weapons trinkets and gathering tools to give an additional bonus or effect while the equipment is in use. They can be purchased from vendors, looted, acquired through questing or exchanged between players. Upgrade components can be replaced by new ones, but doing so will damage the previous upgrade items, except for glyphs that can be replaced and removed at any time.

Requirements

Upgrades to items enable players to increase certain stats of armor and weapons they already have equipped. The requirements for upgrading an item differ based on the item type, but typically you'll need Dilithium and a number of Upgrade Tokens (various options available).

Item upgrade components can be used to make set pieces and weapons for added effects or a higher item level. The upgrades can be acquired from various sources in the game, including crafting, purchased from the Trading Post or karma vendors or looted from bosses and raids, or collected from dungeons. Once an upgrade component has been placed into an object, it cannot be removed or replaced. However it is possible to swap glyphs freely.

Upgrades can boost an item's Mark Level 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 provides an additional 20% chance of blocking. In addition the dps upgrade "Wildfire" increases damage to weapons.

Certain items benefit from upgrading less for their increased stats and more for the fact that it allows players to get the maximum amount of value from a perfect roll on the item. For example, a perfect-rolled 200/6 504 armor set piece is highly valued in the melee PvP community and could be worth 20-50 times the value of the unupp'd version.

When you choose an upgrade component that you want to put into an item the game will display an open window that displays the requirements required for that item upgrader. This includes the type of item upgrader mod (either Armor or Weapon) the tier of that item and the Upgrade Token required, and the amount of progress required to complete the upgrade.

The game will place an item in your inventory after you've met the requirements for an upgrade. The progress bar will then change to show you how close you are towards getting the upgrade completed. You can also verify the status of an upgrade by visiting any item upgrader NPC.