First I have a decent (but definitely not comprehensive) understanding of all the formulas (unravelling intensity and imbuing weights) and bonuses (material, race, forge, etc.) it is just I don't know this answer.
What determines the number of ingredients from an unravel?
Is it the imbue weight? Is it the durability? Is it a combo?
For example...
Say I have a weapon made of iron with 50 durability and with an unravelling intensity of 401 before race and forge bonus.
If I unravel this with a legendary artificer garg at the queens forge, I should get a relic fragment.
If the durability was higher would I get more relic fragments?
Will adding durability increase the number of relics I get from this weapon?
Will enhancing (and lets pick a metal like verite or valorite that doesn't add to the weapons durability) increase my relic fragment yield when I unravel?
As always my apologies if this has been covered before. I did search but to no avail.
What determines the number of ingredients from an unravel?
Is it the imbue weight? Is it the durability? Is it a combo?
For example...
Say I have a weapon made of iron with 50 durability and with an unravelling intensity of 401 before race and forge bonus.
If I unravel this with a legendary artificer garg at the queens forge, I should get a relic fragment.
If the durability was higher would I get more relic fragments?
Will adding durability increase the number of relics I get from this weapon?
Will enhancing (and lets pick a metal like verite or valorite that doesn't add to the weapons durability) increase my relic fragment yield when I unravel?
As always my apologies if this has been covered before. I did search but to no avail.
