World of Warcraft Item Upgrade
Item upgrade is an evolution item that first was introduced in Generation II. This upgrade enables Porygon2 to grow when traded when held.
Incorporating item upgrade into armour, weapon gear and trinkets can add an extra bonus or increase the value of an attribute. However, most upgrade items require that the item be at a certain level before it can be slotted in.
Recycle points
Recycle points are a type of item that can be used to upgrade items. You can earn them by recycling plastic and cans, or by completing missions. They can also be obtained through the recycling incentive scheme that rewards players for taking their rubbish to recycling bins. These points can be redeemed through the iRecycle shop for cash or household items.
To recycle an item, right-click it and press R. You will get a small amount of books and XP back. This can be used to recycle any item, which includes bows, heroes, weapons and shields, skills and even food. The only exception is when you start weapons. This is not the same as retiring an item that deletes it but grants you a large amount resources.
Upgrading an item makes it stronger. It increases the health, shield regeneration, and strength of its capabilities. It also increases the damage and impact. It is not upgradeable beyond level 10. After 10 levels, you are able to evolve a hero or weapon. The process of evolution takes about 20 minutes.
Substats
The sub-stats are random, however, they can be improved in a variety of ways. Sub-stats don't increase with each upgrade, just like the main stats. They can be increased randomly on any of the slots. The number of sub-stats an artifact has is determined by its rank. Rank 2 has no sub-stats, while Rank 5 has five. Each sub-status is a different range of rarity it can be generated in.
If you'd like to have a better probability of getting a certain sub-stat, you can use REFINE ARTIFACTS in order to increase it by four levels. This will cost you MORA. Finding duplicates is another way to boost the sub-stats of an item. You can then improve duplicates to give them a higher rarity or a different set sub-stats. If you're a top level player, this could be a valuable strategy in improving your character's DPS. However, you must be cautious not to overdo it and risk wasting your MORA.
Reroll tokens
Reroll tokens let players reroll the item that is currently in the possession of the unit. Rerolling the item will result in an upgrade to level 1 with different bonuses and a totally new type of equipment. Rerolling an item may increase its ilvl in some instances. However the item will not keep its current level, so rerolling is only useful if the item has rare affixes.
Rerolling an item resets its base power and all upgrades, and also rerolls the substats, in addition to the substats. This is helpful if an upgraded item's maximum power is lower than desired, or if the player desires different substats on an existing ring. The reroll token can be obtained in various ways such as from the mistery container, as a drop from skulled creatures, or as part of a reward for killing an enemy.
Weapons, armor, rings and other accessories can all be rerolled. Weapons can be rerolled in physical power, spell power, or health. Armor can be rerolled for defense or damage reduction, whereas rings can be rerolled to reduce damage or durability. In addition, rerolling an item that is crafted will create a rare-like item of the same characteristics as the item used in the recipe. A rerolled item does not keep its owner's ilvl and any resources thrown away will not be compensated.
Pressing the green button on the menu of items will roll the item. The button will not be visible on any item currently equipped by an enemy unit. To roll an object, the player needs to have at least one reroll token in his inventory. This button requires the player to select which stat they wish to reroll and then confirm the action. Rerolls can take longer than expected in some cases. This is due to the rerolling process having a large number of possible combinations. In such cases players can make use of an additional re-roll token in order to accelerate the process.
Item level
The level of an item is a crucial measure of how powerful an item is. It's used by players to compare items, and helps players decide which is more potent for their particular style of play. Item level allows players to upgrade their gear that is rated as overpowered by the community. It's important to know that item level isn't an upcoming development feature, but instead a way of differentiating items in the current game.
The levels of items are determined by the average ilvl of a player's gear, which includes the main hand and off-hand weapons. It includes ilvls for all slots in the gear that are upgradeable, but excludes tabards and shirts. This includes cloaks and rings as well as the neck, chest, shoulders back wrists, hands, feet legs, waist and weapons on the off-hand. The ilvl of the weapon is taken into account twice, as the main hand and off hand have different iLevels.
The iLevel determines which stats are given priority. Certain stats are more valuable than others depending on the class or the spec. For instance, crit rating is expensive while haste rating is comparatively inexpensive. The level of the item determines how much of the budget for the item's ilvl is spent on primary and secondary stats, and how much is left for effects and procs.
It is important to have the best equipment for your character. This will enable you to move faster through the game and gain access to new areas. Additionally the higher your item's level is higher, the more damage you can do in PvP.
In order to improve an item, you will require the proper materials. For weapons, you will need Destruction Stones. For armor, you will need Harmony Leapstones and Guardian Stones. You can acquire these items by clearing content to the highest level of your character's items. In addition you can buy items from the Auction House. Beware of auction prices as they can be quite expensive. If you're looking to save money, buy items from a seller who sells them at a discounted price.