Unraveling chart.

[LordTesla]

Is there a thread somewheres wheree I can se what you can unravel at what level? I wanna know what level I can start unwrapping Artis and such.

 

[Maplestone]

It depends what that item will unravel into:

residue: 0 imbuing
essence: 50.1 imbuing
relic fragment: 95.1 imbuing

 

[LordTesla]

It depends what that item will unravel into:

residue: 0 imbuing
essence: 50.1 imbuing
relic fragment: 95.1 imbuing

What are the odds on getting relics... can you just unravel ANYTHING?

 

[Maplestone]

As far as I know there's no randomness in what something unravels into. If you have enough imbuing, the item id skill will tell you what something will become if you unravel it. It's calculated from the total intensity of the item.

For relic fragments need about ~451 total intensity (there is some variation according to which soulforge you use, crafted properties are nerfed a little and possibly a few other variables - I have a vague understanding not a complete one).

There are some lists around of what each artifact unravels into (usually relic fragments but some are merely essence) - the crafter's forum has an imbuing FAQ which might be useful: http://vboards.stratics.com/showthread.php?t=160932

I hope that helps.

 

[LordTesla]

As far as I know there's no randomness in what something unravels into. If you have enough imbuing, the item id skill will tell you what something will become if you unravel it. It's calculated from the total intensity of the item.

For relic fragments need about ~451 total intensity (there is some variation according to which soulforge you use, crafted properties are nerfed a little and possibly a few other variables - I have a vague understanding not a complete one).

There are some lists around of what each artifact unravels into (usually relic fragments but some are merely essence) - the crafter's forum has an imbuing FAQ which might be useful: http://vboards.stratics.com/showthread.php?t=160932

I hope that helps.

Wow, it did... Lots of confusing stuff, I'll have to read it over later with a fine tooth comb.

And once again, I thank you.