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Are there general examples of what loot an Imbuer loves to save instead of unravel???
Are there general examples of what loot an Imbuer loves to save instead of unravel???
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[Imbuing] What to Unravel, What to Save?
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I save things that go well together and that are maxed example
max hci/dci
faster cast/fcr
30 ssi
etc
so if i find a bow with 30 ssi and say 15hci and thats it i will keep it!
if same bow also had 5 resist fire on it i would unravel it
basically anything with good combination of mods at or near max and not subject to worthless mods on it
max hci/dci
faster cast/fcr
30 ssi
etc
so if i find a bow with 30 ssi and say 15hci and thats it i will keep it!
if same bow also had 5 resist fire on it i would unravel it
basically anything with good combination of mods at or near max and not subject to worthless mods on it
I also keep items that have properties that require Relic Fragments to imbue otherwise.
Any property of 90%-100% will also require special ingredients to imbue, so keep items that require ingredients that you find difficult to obtain. You can find that list here: Imbuing Ingredients Table
Stayin Alive,
BG
Any property of 90%-100% will also require special ingredients to imbue, so keep items that require ingredients that you find difficult to obtain. You can find that list here: Imbuing Ingredients Table
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Jewelry has the advantage of always being 500 (weighted) points.
Any jewelry piece that has properties that work good alone or in combination, with skills that match or can be made to match.
For example, a 20% LRC/FCR 2/+x Mace Fighting Ring
1. can have the Mace Fighting replaced with Magery, or Music for a Bard
2. FCR might be fine as-is, or raised to FCR 3
3. FC 1 can be added (or you can add something else, and use it/sell it to a character with an Orny).
4. Depending on how much of the skill you put on in place of the Mace, you can add another good skill or property as well (LMC, DCI, Eval Int, another Bard skill, etc.)
etc.
Any jewelry piece that has properties that work good alone or in combination, with skills that match or can be made to match.
For example, a 20% LRC/FCR 2/+x Mace Fighting Ring
1. can have the Mace Fighting replaced with Magery, or Music for a Bard
2. FCR might be fine as-is, or raised to FCR 3
3. FC 1 can be added (or you can add something else, and use it/sell it to a character with an Orny).
4. Depending on how much of the skill you put on in place of the Mace, you can add another good skill or property as well (LMC, DCI, Eval Int, another Bard skill, etc.)
etc.
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This question seems to be frequently asked, it'd be kinda cool to get a sticky or get it added to one of the how-to documents
I've answered this one fairly completely on previous occasions, check my search history for this subject
A quick answer would be
Save rings with max intensity or useful mods (FC1, DCI 10-15, HCI 10-15, FCR 2-3, etc) and unravel any with "doesn't make sense" mods. The lower intensity mod ones can be great for "training" gear for a new character when you don't want to spend money.
Save weapons with good mods like balanced, high SSI, split resists, unravel any with "********" mods like resists on the weapons or other things which "spoil" an otherwise good weapon.
Generally unravel armor as it has neither the mods nor the intensities you'd want. But if you find something good, of course keep it
Save ANYTHING with 401+ intensity and have a gargoyle imbuer unravel at the queens forge, to get a relic. Having the EC and the Copper_Enhanced mod as well as the mod that lets you see item intensity is key to getting this to work great.
I've answered this one fairly completely on previous occasions, check my search history for this subject
A quick answer would be
Save rings with max intensity or useful mods (FC1, DCI 10-15, HCI 10-15, FCR 2-3, etc) and unravel any with "doesn't make sense" mods. The lower intensity mod ones can be great for "training" gear for a new character when you don't want to spend money.
Save weapons with good mods like balanced, high SSI, split resists, unravel any with "********" mods like resists on the weapons or other things which "spoil" an otherwise good weapon.
Generally unravel armor as it has neither the mods nor the intensities you'd want. But if you find something good, of course keep it
Save ANYTHING with 401+ intensity and have a gargoyle imbuer unravel at the queens forge, to get a relic. Having the EC and the Copper_Enhanced mod as well as the mod that lets you see item intensity is key to getting this to work great.