The item forge is another way to enhance your stuff. You get to pick the type of item, the level, and whether it’s magic, ancient, or relic. I haven’t used it much but it will make a new, random item for you. You can also use crystals to make completely new items. Yellow, legendary items with enchantments can’t be re-enchanted with something different.
If you don’t like an enchantment, you can put a different enchantment on the relic but I don’t think you get any credit for the original – it’s simply wasted. Each costs a number of purple crystals, making those crystals very valuable. Once you learn an enchantment, you can use it as many times as you like. Purple “relic” items can be enchanted with the enchantments you find lying around in the tower or earned in challenges. Don’t be lazy, though! That purple helmet might have more power than the green one you’re wearing but your green may be adding something you really need while the purple has strengths that don’t help you. Items also have a level, which you can see as roman numerals in the lower right corner of the item’s icon in your inventory. Magic (green) items are typically the weakest, ancient (blue) items are a bit stronger, then relic (purple) items, and finally legendary (yellow) items. Between battles and chests, you’ll get plenty of these! Your inventory appears to be pretty huge but don’t hang on to items you’re pretty sure you won’t use. You can also destroy items you no longer want for crystals. You can also combine 3 green crystals into one blue or 3 blues into one purple once the transmute option opens up. When you get the blacksmith going and upgraded you can use crystals to create new, random items, or enhance your existing items. You can not use gold to buy items or sell items for cash! Essentially, gold acts like experience points in other games.Ĭrystals: These are the currency of items. It’s also used for upgrading the buildings. Breaking up elemental attacks into multiple attacks doesn't really matter but it sure does with armor. If these had been pysical attacks against 50 armor, the five attacks would do 0+0+0+0+0 damage for a total of dink while the 100pt attack would do 100 - 50 = 50pts of damage. If you hit it with one attack doing 100pts it will still do 50pts. So, does everybody remember that whole distributive thing from their math classes? Time to put it to use! If the enemy has 50% resistance to your attack and you hit it with 5 attacks doing 20pts each, you will do 10+10+10+10+10 damage for a total of 50pts. If you hit the enemy with a 50 point fire attack, that enemy has 50% resistance to fire, but you've got 10% penetration then you'll do 60% of 50 points of damage, so 30 points. If it has a -50%, though, you’ll do 75 damage!Įlemental penetration subtracts a percentage from the enemy's resistance.
If you hit an enemy with a 50 point fire attack and that enemy has 50% resistance then you’ll only do 25 points of damage. While armor works on points, elemental powers work on percentages.
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