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Slitherrr: /* Item Tiers */Fixed item rarity descriptions

2026-02-20T16:08:48Z

Item Tiers: Fixed item rarity descriptions

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	\| style="width:100px;{{ItemColor\|0\|Light}}font:bold 15px Georgia,serif;"\| Common \|\| Those are common, basic items.		\| style="width:100px;{{ItemColor\|0\|Light}}font:bold 15px Georgia,serif;"\| Common \|\| Those are common, basic items.
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	\| style="{{ItemColor\|1\|Light}}font:bold 15px Georgia,serif;"\| <!--green-->Uncommon \|\| ~~One extra power~~, ~~chosen as appropriate~~ for the ~~difficulty of the monsters.~~		\| style="{{ItemColor\|1\|Light}}font:bold 15px Georgia,serif;"\| <!--green-->Uncommon \|\| Three powers, one of which may be for a specific skill (the rest will be "generic")
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	\| style="{{ItemColor\|2\|Light}}font:bold 15px Georgia,serif;"\| <!--cyan-->Rare \|\| ~~Two modifiers~~.		\| style="{{ItemColor\|2\|Light}}font:bold 15px Georgia,serif;"\| <!--cyan-->Rare \|\| Three powers, two of which may be for up to two specific skills (the rest will be "generic").
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	\| style="{{ItemColor\|3\|Light}}font:bold 15px Georgia,serif;"\| Exceptional \|\| Three modifiers.		\| style="{{ItemColor\|3\|Light}}font:bold 15px Georgia,serif;"\| Exceptional \|\| Three modifiers, two of one skill and one of another (it is possible for one or both skills' mods to be replaced with "generic" mods).
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	\| style="{{ItemColor\|4\|Light}}font:bold 15px Georgia,serif;"\| Epic \|\| Four modifiers.		\| style="{{ItemColor\|4\|Light}}font:bold 15px Georgia,serif;"\| Epic \|\| Four modifiers, two of one skill and two of another (it is possible for one or both skills' mods to be replaced with "generic" mods).
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	\| style="{{ItemColor\|5\|Light}}font:bold 15px Georgia,serif;"\| Legendary \|\| Five modifiers.		\| style="{{ItemColor\|5\|Light}}font:bold 15px Georgia,serif;"\| Legendary \|\| Five modifiers, three of one skill and two of another (it is possible for one or both skills' mods to be replaced with "generic" mods).
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	\| style="{{ItemColor\|5\|Light}}font:bold 15px Georgia,serif;"\| Mastercrafted or Fortold \|\| ~~Five modifiers~~ with 160 crafting points.		\| style="{{ItemColor\|5\|Light}}font:bold 15px Georgia,serif;"\| Mastercrafted or Fortold \|\| Aa legendary, but with 160 crafting points instead of the usual amount. They are also able to use those crafting points to enhance the item in ways not normally available.
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Tekkra: changed up for mastercraft/fortold and moved old refernce to max-enchanted to legacy

2025-07-18T17:05:52Z

changed up for mastercraft/fortold and moved old refernce to max-enchanted to legacy

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	\| style="{{ItemColor\|5\|Light}}font:bold 15px Georgia,serif;"\| Legendary \|\| Five modifiers.		\| style="{{ItemColor\|5\|Light}}font:bold 15px Georgia,serif;"\| Legendary \|\| Five modifiers.
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			\| style="{{ItemColor\|5\|Light}}font:bold 15px Georgia,serif;"\| Mastercrafted or Fortold \|\| Five modifiers with 160 crafting points.
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	When a creature is slain, a special effect and distinctive sound indicates that there is '''Rare''', '''Epic''' or '''Legendary''' loot on them.		When a creature is slain, a special effect and distinctive sound indicates that there is '''Rare''', '''Epic''' or '''Legendary''' loot on them.

	It is ~~possible for an item to reach more than 5 treasure effects. Crafted gear can be~~ crafted ~~as "max-enchanted". Usually the max-enchanted recipe requires an~~ additional ~~rare gem like {{Item\|Winterprize}} or {{Item\|Vervadium}}. Using the max-enchanted recipe will give the item one extra~~ mod. For example, a second-from-the-top ({{ItemRarity\|p}}) tier item which normally has 4 mods would have 5 if max-enchanted. This allows an item to reach at most 6 modifiers upon being crafted (in the case that it is {{ItemRarity\|Legendary}}). [[Augmentation]] (or [[Shamanic Infusion]]) ~~can add one more to reach~~ the ~~upper limit of 7 (looted gear, which can't be max-enchanted, can only reach 6 at most)~~.		After an items is dropped or crafted one additional mod may be added using [[Augmentation]] (or [[Shamanic Infusion]]) without changing the Rarity.

	==Augments==		==Augments==
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	===Lucky Belts===		===Lucky Belts===
	[[Belt\|Lucky Belts]] used to attune the random-treasure system to specific skills. Wearing the proper belt made it so that the loot you find was much more likely to enhance your choice of primary and secondary skills. This feature was changed in the 2015-12-06 patch. See the [[Belt]] article for more historical information.		[[Belt\|Lucky Belts]] used to attune the random-treasure system to specific skills. Wearing the proper belt made it so that the loot you find was much more likely to enhance your choice of primary and secondary skills. This feature was changed in the 2015-12-06 patch. See the [[Belt]] article for more historical information.
			==Previous Max Enchanted==
			It was possible for an item to reach more than 5 treasure effects. Crafted gear can be crafted as "max-enchanted". Using the max-enchanted recipe gave the item one extra mod. For example, a second-from-the-top ({{ItemRarity\|p}}) tier item which normally has 4 mods would have 5 if max-enchanted. This allowed an item to reach at most 6 modifiers upon being crafted (in the case that it is {{ItemRarity\|Legendary}}). [[Augmentation]] (or [[Shamanic Infusion]]) was then used to reach the upper limit of 7 (looted gear, which can't be max-enchanted, can only reach 6 at most).
	==References==		==References==
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Alleryn: /* Item Tiers */

2021-01-08T17:33:35Z

Item Tiers

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	When a creature is slain, a special effect and distinctive sound indicates that there is '''Rare''', '''Epic''' or '''Legendary''' loot on them.		When a creature is slain, a special effect and distinctive sound indicates that there is '''Rare''', '''Epic''' or '''Legendary''' loot on them.

	It is possible for an item to reach more than 5 treasure effects. Crafted gear can be crafted as "max-enchanted". Usually the max-enchanted recipe requires an additional rare gem like {{Item\|Winterprize}} or {{Item\|Vervadium}}. Using the max-enchanted recipe will give the item one extra mod. For example, a second-from-the-top ({{ItemRarity\|p}}) tier item which normally has 4 mods would have 5 if max-enchanted. This allows an item to reach at most 6 modifiers upon being crafted (if it's {{ItemRarity\|Legendary}}). [[Augmentation]] (or [[Shamanic Infusion]]) can add one more to reach the upper limit of 7 (looted gear, which can't be max-enchanted, can only reach 6 at most).		It is possible for an item to reach more than 5 treasure effects. Crafted gear can be crafted as "max-enchanted". Usually the max-enchanted recipe requires an additional rare gem like {{Item\|Winterprize}} or {{Item\|Vervadium}}. Using the max-enchanted recipe will give the item one extra mod. For example, a second-from-the-top ({{ItemRarity\|p}}) tier item which normally has 4 mods would have 5 if max-enchanted. This allows an item to reach at most 6 modifiers upon being crafted (in the case that it is {{ItemRarity\|Legendary}}). [[Augmentation]] (or [[Shamanic Infusion]]) can add one more to reach the upper limit of 7 (looted gear, which can't be max-enchanted, can only reach 6 at most).

	==Augments==		==Augments==

Alleryn: /* Item Tiers */

2021-01-08T17:32:58Z

Item Tiers

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	When a creature is slain, a special effect and distinctive sound indicates that there is '''Rare''', '''Epic''' or '''Legendary''' loot on them.		When a creature is slain, a special effect and distinctive sound indicates that there is '''Rare''', '''Epic''' or '''Legendary''' loot on them.

	It is possible for an item to reach more than 5 treasure effects. Crafted gear can be crafted as "max-enchanted". Usually the max-enchanted recipe requires ~~and~~ additional rare gem like {{Item\|Winterprize}} or {{Item\|Vervadium}}. Using the max-enchanted recipe will give the item one extra mod. For example, a second-from-the-top ({{ItemRarity\|p}}) tier item which normally has 4 mods would have 5 if max-enchanted. This allows an item to reach at most 6 modifiers upon being crafted (if it's {{ItemRarity\|Legendary}}). [[Augmentation]] (or [[Shamanic Infusion]]) can add one more to reach the upper limit of 7 (looted gear, which can't be max-enchanted, can only reach 6 at most).		It is possible for an item to reach more than 5 treasure effects. Crafted gear can be crafted as "max-enchanted". Usually the max-enchanted recipe requires an additional rare gem like {{Item\|Winterprize}} or {{Item\|Vervadium}}. Using the max-enchanted recipe will give the item one extra mod. For example, a second-from-the-top ({{ItemRarity\|p}}) tier item which normally has 4 mods would have 5 if max-enchanted. This allows an item to reach at most 6 modifiers upon being crafted (if it's {{ItemRarity\|Legendary}}). [[Augmentation]] (or [[Shamanic Infusion]]) can add one more to reach the upper limit of 7 (looted gear, which can't be max-enchanted, can only reach 6 at most).

	==Augments==		==Augments==

Alleryn: /* Item Tiers */

2021-01-08T17:32:06Z

Item Tiers

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	As can be seen in the illustration, the properties on high tier items can make a dramatic difference to a character's potential depending on ability specialization, from increasing damage output or the resilience of pets,		As can be seen in the illustration, the properties on high tier items can make a dramatic difference to a character's potential depending on ability specialization, from increasing damage output or the resilience of pets,
	to lowering the cost of spells or even increasing ~~your~~ [[Haste\|~~Sprint~~ speed]]!		to lowering the cost of spells or even increasing [[Haste\|sprint speed]] !

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Alleryn: /* Item Tiers */

2021-01-08T17:31:52Z

Item Tiers

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	As can be seen in the illustration, the properties on high tier items can make a dramatic difference to a character's potential depending on ability specialization, from increasing damage output or the resilience of pets,		As can be seen in the illustration, the properties on high tier items can make a dramatic difference to a character's potential depending on ability specialization, from increasing damage output or the resilience of pets,
	to lowering the cost of spells, or even increasing your [[Haste\|Sprint speed]]!		to lowering the cost of spells or even increasing your [[Haste\|Sprint speed]]!

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Alleryn: /* Item Tiers */

2021-01-08T17:31:33Z

Item Tiers

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	Items come in six different rarity tiers, giving them 0-5 [[Treasure Effects\|mods]] (plus any intrinsic mods the base item has).		Items come in six different rarity tiers, giving them 0-5 [[Treasure Effects\|mods]] (plus any intrinsic mods the base item has).

	As can be seen in the illustration, the properties on high tier items can make a dramatic difference to a character's potential depending on ~~skills~~ specialization, from increasing damage output or the resilience of pets,		As can be seen in the illustration, the properties on high tier items can make a dramatic difference to a character's potential depending on ability specialization, from increasing damage output or the resilience of pets,
	to lowering the cost of spells, or even increasing your [[Haste\|Sprint speed]]!		to lowering the cost of spells, or even increasing your [[Haste\|Sprint speed]]!

Alleryn: /* Item Tiers */

2021-01-08T17:31:10Z

Item Tiers

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	Items come in six different rarity tiers, giving them 0-5 [[Treasure Effects\|mods]] (plus any intrinsic mods the base item has).		Items come in six different rarity tiers, giving them 0-5 [[Treasure Effects\|mods]] (plus any intrinsic mods the base item has).

	As can be seen on the illustration, the properties on ~~higher~~ tier items can make a dramatic difference to ~~your~~ character's potential depending ~~which~~ skills ~~you specialize in~~, from increasing damage output~~, to~~ the resilience of ~~your~~ pets, lowering the cost of ~~your~~ spells, ~~and~~ even ~~increase~~ your [[Haste\|Sprint speed]]!		As can be seen in the illustration, the properties on high tier items can make a dramatic difference to a character's potential depending on skills specialization, from increasing damage output or the resilience of pets,
			to lowering the cost of spells, or even increasing your [[Haste\|Sprint speed]]!

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Alleryn: /* Item Tiers */

2021-01-08T17:29:15Z

Item Tiers

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	==Item Tiers==		==Item Tiers==
	[[File:Items (example of a purple item).jpg\|thumb\|right\|335px\|An example of an {{ItemRarity\|Purple}} item. Notice the two intrinsic mods (to Inventory Slots and Sprint Speed) listed in white, and the four (due to its rarity tier) additional mods listed in green.]]		[[File:Items (example of a purple item).jpg\|thumb\|right\|335px\|An example of an {{ItemRarity\|Purple}} item. Notice the two intrinsic mods (to Inventory Slots and Sprint Speed) listed in white, and the four (due to its rarity tier) additional mods listed in green.]]
	Items come in six different rarity tiers, giving them 0-5 [[Treasure Effects\|mods]] (plus any intrinsic mods the base item has). Crafted gear can be crafted as "max-enchanted". Usually the max-enchanted recipe requires and additional rare gem like {{Item\|Winterprize}} or {{Item\|Vervadium}}. Using the max-enchanted recipe will give the item one extra mod. For example, a second-from-the-top ({{ItemRarity\|p}}) tier item which normally has 4 mods would have 5 if max-enchanted. This allows an item to reach at most 6 modifiers upon being crafted (if it's {{ItemRarity\|Legendary}}). [[Augmentation]] (or [[Shamanic Infusion]]) can add one more to reach the upper limit of 7 (looted gear, which can't be max-enchanted, can only reach 6 at most).		Items come in six different rarity tiers, giving them 0-5 [[Treasure Effects\|mods]] (plus any intrinsic mods the base item has).

	As can be seen on the illustration, the properties on higher tier items can make a dramatic difference to your character's potential depending which skills you specialize in, from increasing damage output, to the resilience of your pets, lowering the cost of your spells, and even increase your [[Haste\|Sprint speed]]!		As can be seen on the illustration, the properties on higher tier items can make a dramatic difference to your character's potential depending which skills you specialize in, from increasing damage output, to the resilience of your pets, lowering the cost of your spells, and even increase your [[Haste\|Sprint speed]]!
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	When a creature is slain, a special effect and distinctive sound indicates that there is '''Rare''', '''Epic''' or '''Legendary''' loot on them.		When a creature is slain, a special effect and distinctive sound indicates that there is '''Rare''', '''Epic''' or '''Legendary''' loot on them.

			It is possible for an item to reach more than 5 treasure effects. Crafted gear can be crafted as "max-enchanted". Usually the max-enchanted recipe requires and additional rare gem like {{Item\|Winterprize}} or {{Item\|Vervadium}}. Using the max-enchanted recipe will give the item one extra mod. For example, a second-from-the-top ({{ItemRarity\|p}}) tier item which normally has 4 mods would have 5 if max-enchanted. This allows an item to reach at most 6 modifiers upon being crafted (if it's {{ItemRarity\|Legendary}}). [[Augmentation]] (or [[Shamanic Infusion]]) can add one more to reach the upper limit of 7 (looted gear, which can't be max-enchanted, can only reach 6 at most).

	==Augments==		==Augments==

Alleryn: /* Item Tiers */

2021-01-08T17:27:58Z

Item Tiers

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	==Item Tiers==		==Item Tiers==
	[[File:Items (example of a purple item).jpg\|thumb\|right\|335px\|An example of an {{ItemRarity\|Purple}} item. Notice the two intrinsic mods (to Inventory Slots and Sprint Speed) listed in white, and the four (due to its rarity tier) additional mods listed in green.]]		[[File:Items (example of a purple item).jpg\|thumb\|right\|335px\|An example of an {{ItemRarity\|Purple}} item. Notice the two intrinsic mods (to Inventory Slots and Sprint Speed) listed in white, and the four (due to its rarity tier) additional mods listed in green.]]
	Items come in six different rarity tiers, giving them 0-5 [[Treasure Effects\|mods]] (plus any intrinsic mods the base item has). Crafted gear can be crafted as "max-enchanted". Usually the max-enchanted recipe requires and additional rare gem like {{Item\|Winterprize}} or {{Item\|Vervadium}}. Using the max-enchanted recipe will give the item one extra mod. For example, a second-from-the-top ({{ItemRarity\|p}}) tier item which normally has 4 mods would have 5 if max-enchanted. This allows an item to reach at most 6 modifiers upon being crafted (if it's {{ItemRarity\|Legendary}}). [[Augmentation]] (or [[Shamanic Infusion]]) can add one more to reach the upper limit of 7 (looted gear, which can't be max-enchanted can only reach 6 at most).		Items come in six different rarity tiers, giving them 0-5 [[Treasure Effects\|mods]] (plus any intrinsic mods the base item has). Crafted gear can be crafted as "max-enchanted". Usually the max-enchanted recipe requires and additional rare gem like {{Item\|Winterprize}} or {{Item\|Vervadium}}. Using the max-enchanted recipe will give the item one extra mod. For example, a second-from-the-top ({{ItemRarity\|p}}) tier item which normally has 4 mods would have 5 if max-enchanted. This allows an item to reach at most 6 modifiers upon being crafted (if it's {{ItemRarity\|Legendary}}). [[Augmentation]] (or [[Shamanic Infusion]]) can add one more to reach the upper limit of 7 (looted gear, which can't be max-enchanted, can only reach 6 at most).

	As can be seen on the illustration, the properties on higher tier items can make a dramatic difference to your character's potential depending which skills you specialize in, from increasing damage output, to the resilience of your pets, lowering the cost of your spells, and even increase your [[Haste\|Sprint speed]]!		As can be seen on the illustration, the properties on higher tier items can make a dramatic difference to your character's potential depending which skills you specialize in, from increasing damage output, to the resilience of your pets, lowering the cost of your spells, and even increase your [[Haste\|Sprint speed]]!

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	Items come in six different rarity tiers, giving them 0-5 [[Treasure Effects\|mods]] (plus any intrinsic mods the base item has).		Items come in six different rarity tiers, giving them 0-5 [[Treasure Effects\|mods]] (plus any intrinsic mods the base item has).

	As can be seen on the illustration, the properties on ~~higher~~ tier items can make a dramatic difference to ~~your~~ character's potential depending ~~which~~ skills ~~you specialize in~~, from increasing damage output~~, to~~ the resilience of ~~your~~ pets, lowering the cost of ~~your~~ spells, ~~and~~ even ~~increase~~ your [[Haste\|Sprint speed]]!		As can be seen in the illustration, the properties on high tier items can make a dramatic difference to a character's potential depending on skills specialization, from increasing damage output or the resilience of pets,
			to lowering the cost of spells, or even increasing your [[Haste\|Sprint speed]]!

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