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Path of Exile Item Upgrades

Upgrades to items are a common and crucial method to enhance the performance of many items in Path of Exile. They can be a good source of additional damage, more AD or even more attaches.

Rare-grade equipment is often superior to modernized Common or Magic gear because of their high requirements.

Armor

Armor upgrades are a type of upgrade that can be applied to armor and weapon items. They boost the performance of the item they are connected to. Armor upgrades can be found in the world of the game and can be purchased from Blacksmiths at any bonfire. Additionally, they can be salvaged from items that have upgrade components in them with a professional or higher salvage kit.

The amount of damage that an armored piece or weapon is able to absorb is dependent on the degree of upgrades. The ability to absorb damage of a piece armor will increase when it's upgraded to its maximum upgrade level. However, it's important to note that this will also increase its weight, which will cause it to weigh more than it was before.

There are a variety of armor upgrades available in the game. Each has a different effect. For instance, certain upgrades will give the armor a certain amount of health points while others will make it stronger and lighter. The name of the upgrade will tell you the kind of upgrade that an item upgrader Mod will be given, as illustrated below.

Some of the upgrades also require magic or a combination of technology and magic, which are indicated by the "Magic" and "Hybrids" entries in the table. Some upgrades also require charges in order to be used. These are identified as "Charges" entries in the table. These charges are continuously updated or never expire based on the upgrade.

Iron Ore is the cheapest way to upgrade your armor. You can find it by exploring and looting small treasure chests. Titanium is more expensive, however, it is available from the smelters in Orgrimmar and Stormwind City. Certain upgrades, like the Reforge or the Hot Potato Books can only be applied on armor pieces of the highest level. These upgrades can provide a significant improvement in stats and are worth the cost, especially for single-handed weapons.

The player must be aware that upgrading a piece up to the maximum upgrade level can increase its defense values. However, it will also reduce its agility and its speed. It is not recommended to upgrade armor past +9. The defensive boost gained typically isn't worth the weight and power cost of the upgrades.

Weapons

Weapon upgrades give players the ability to improve certain aspects of their weapon. Upgrades can boost the accuracy of a rifle or the damage that shotgun shells do. Some weapons have special upgrades that enhance their inherent capabilities. Frictionless materials (improves stability, minimizes weapon overheating), and Kinetic coils (increases the projectile's acceleration to cause more damage) are two examples.

The majority of upgrades to weapons require the use of a whetblade, or one of the three Power Dices and a different amount of Minerals and Erons. These are obtained through either completing Side Quests, taking out a certain number of monsters or bosses, or from the Weapon upgrade items NPC in Central Flarine.

To upgrade item an equipment set, weapon piece, or Whetblade, you must visit the NPC [ArmorBoboko. Boboko located in Central Flarine, and pay her an upgrade fee that is a certain amount of bars. The higher the upgrade level, the more bars required to complete it. If you have multiple upgrade materials, the cost of upgrading will be less.

In Chapter 2: Season 5, the way you upgrade your weapon and equipment sets has changed a bit. Prior to Chapter 2 Season 5, you could upgrade your weapon or equipment by paying a certain amount of Bars. You could continue to do this until you reach a maximum upgrade level for the equipment or weapon, after which the upgrades would be reset.

You can still do this, but the process is high on RNG and low on agency. Instead, you're better off going to stores and buying gear with low upgrade levels but excellent base scores and stat distributions. These items will have a better chance of granting you the highest level of blessings and perks.

Most players will want to make the most of upgrades to weapons they are most likely to use to make sure they are able to level up quicker. In addition players, they should think about upgrading the weapons they use with their teammates to make them more powerful as well. Shepard, for example, should upgrade the M92F to unlock the Beretta M93R. This will make the weapon more useful when used in conjunction with biotic specialists such as Grunt and Tali.

Jewels

Jewels are placed in the sockets of armor and weapons, increasing the power of a character and bringing about secondary effects. They can be made through the process of jewelry crafting, which is where you combine a gemstone and several reagents at a jewelry table. The higher the tier of the jewel has, the more powerful its secondary effect. These reagents can be gotten from Treasure Goblins and World Bosses in the world, or through salvaging Legendary Gear. You can also purchase them from The Jeweler for gold and a Scattered Prism.

The Jeweler can improve the quality of a gem in stages ranging from Crude up to Royal. Based on the level of the jewel it will give different stat boosts when it is inserted into weapons, gear and jewelry.

The Jeweler is able to create the highest levels of gems except for the rare and legendary ones that you must be at certain levels to gain. Like other upgrade components jewels can be swapped out by a different jewel of the same kind without destroying the original one. However it is only possible to replace one jewel in a piece of equipment once.

It is normal to use more gems for aesthetic reasons. In addition to enhancing performance, the diamonds create a surface that is harder than metal, which means that repeated friction with pivots doesn't cause harm as easily.

A Glyphmaster can offer glyphs to improve the look of your shields and weapons. These glyphs provide a small boost in power and can be traded, but they're not guaranteed to appear as loot. Glyphs, just like jewelry, can be upgraded by the Jeweler in exchange for Scattered Crystals and gold. Glyphs can also be taken out and returned to the inventory. Other upgrade items components, such as aegis and traits, aren't swappable and can only be retrieved using an Upgrade Extractor, or by salvaging them using a Black Lion Salvage Kit or an Ascended Salvage Tool.

Trinkets

Trinkets are a great way to provide your hero with many small, but useful benefits. They can be acquired starting in the beginning areas as loot or personal story rewards from vendors, or by doing road interactions. They can also be made by jewelers, and then found or purchased on the Trading Post.

The first trinket a player unlocks will be the cloak, which grants an unimportant but beneficial boost to speed of movement and the ability to escape. The player can then acquire necklaces, rings, and amulets in a similar fashion as they did with weapons and armor. Each piece of equipment comes with a slot for an upgrade which can be universal or jewel. Universal upgrades provide smaller bonuses and can be put into any type of equipment while jewelry cannot be replaced or upgraded and is only compatible with specific types of trinkets.

These trinkets also grant additional bonuses and abilities that are active even when the character is not in combat. This lets a hero be more efficient when they are not active. It can also compensate for the absence of excellent slots in the team or talent tree which would normally be filled by the hero's best stats.

As a rule trinket upgrades should be a priority BiS (Best in Slot) items you won't replace in the near future. Then, you should consider any items that have desirable statistics aren't as significant as the iLevel for the item upgrader mod that is to be upgraded. This is particularly true if an item upgrader has multiple stats you'd like to upgrade, since it's generally better to upgrade just one crucial stat than two subpar ones.

In the beginning of the game, players who are in the jungle will typically want to upgrade their trinket into a red one in the middle and top players will usually opt for a green or pink ward (depending on the game's matchup). These choices will have an impact on a hero's ability to control the map.

Apart from the items mentioned above, players may also find a number of other items in the form of trophies and awards. These can be earned by completing certain milestones in the story, such as the main quest of a chapter or destroying a boss. You can check them out by clicking on the achievement in the reward section of the hero's menu.