So the very very best items in the game require significant investment in time, character skill, player knowledge, organizational prowess, and a bit of luck.Ģ. Those tools cannot be purchased, they must be made by players, using materials which are obtained only from Guild owned outposts - which must be conquered in PvP battles. To add a little extra spice, you can use special tools which have a percentage chance of "boosting" the stats of the crafted item. Combinations with other mats can be discovered which are rather better. The average grade of mats used in the item will determine its grade, but it can be deceiving since an item with all Sups is no higher grade than one with a mix that averages out to Sup.Īlso - making an item out of only Sup materials will almost never give you the best possible stats. For example, I have a reasonably good q250 dagger, but I also have a q180 dagger that is much better - (higher damage and speed), despite the lower nominal "level". I higher q item *may* have higher stats or may not. The q number (1-270) of the mats used and the earned character skill (abiltiy to craft an item of a given "q") determine only the "q" of the item - not its stats. They come from certain rare and dangerous digging spots or from boss-level mobs. Supreme mats - "Sups" - are among the most valued materials on Atys, and are a source of conflict (the good kind of conflict, mostly). Materials come in quality levels from 1 to 270 and there are 5 grades: Basic, Fine, Choice, Excellent, and Supreme. I'd also point out that there are not just "common" and "rare". From there you discover that certain combinations exceed your expectations (or do rather worse, just as often). The basics of crafting expertise involve balancing the strengths of some mats against the weaknesses of others, to get well balanced stats. Every mat, including rares, also has some weak stats. Rare items can be substituted for any more common item, and sometimes will increase a desired stat greatly. Also, can more than one rare be used for something very special?Įvery material you put into an item affects the stats of the item. Different mats give special properties in the end product? Or just the rares? Noticed you mentioned different quality mats=quality of the end product, but I'm not to clear how the rares fit in. Moving an ongoing discussion to a new topic.ġ.
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