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Pirith
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Postby Pirith » Nov 21, 2005 13:15

Hello,

For everyone wondering what enchantment NPC give more, why spending so much gold on theim, or, at least, asking to a spellcrafter to put magical dust on your armor piece/weapon; here the answer.

source : http://crafting.camelotguilds.org/craftingcalculatorhelp.htm#enchantment


What does enchanting an item do?

When you enchant an item, it applies a bonus to it. This bonus can be anywhere from 5% to 35%, depending on the level of the item. This bonus percentage adds to the chances an item will hit or miss, or, in the case of armor, be hit or be missed. It may not sound like a big deal, but anyone who has forgotten to enchant a brand new weapon, and loses to a blue-con mob because they can't hit the damn thing, knows how important it is.

Incidentally, armor bonus percentage cancels out weapon bonus percentage. So if your weapon has a 15% bonus, and hits a piece of armor with a 10% bonus, you will only receive a 5% bonus to your chance to hit. And of course, in the frontiers, all those level 50s are running around with 35% bonuses on armor and weapon, so if you don't have that bonus, you have a huge disadvantage.

Don't forget to enchant your legendary weapons! :)


Best regard,

Pirith.
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Postby InsaneBrain » Nov 21, 2005 20:22

I tried to enchant a weapon with my spellcrafter some time ago and it seems as if echanting by players isnt implemented yet
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Postby Pirith » Nov 21, 2005 23:51

To be honest haven't tested it by spellcrafter.
could be interresting to have reply of someone tested it recently.

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Postby Alandrian » Nov 24, 2005 03:40

enchanting from a npc is not that expensive, that i would bother a crafter for it. But the problem is, that some df items have 0% bonus which is wrong. All magic items should have 5 to 35 % without enchanting. And the df stuff is not enchantable (which is actually right, but it should not have 0%).
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Postby Rector » Aug 22, 2006 17:55

What about the bonusses of gems, capes, bracers and so on??

And is it right, that enchanting a crafted weapon by an NPC takes imbue points - so you should enchant items after doing spellcraft on it?

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Postby Pirith » Aug 22, 2006 18:59

Bonus On Jewelery means nothing, it's simply fit the DAoC system. At least, because of all the jewellery you can wear are loots and because all loots are already enchanted, there is always this magic bonus.

And no, enchanting your weapon (the Bon%) take no imbue point.


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Postby H-Man » Feb 04, 2009 21:07

this does not work on uthgard, yet.

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Postby Raton » Feb 04, 2009 22:12

About that subject, do you know if enchanting instruments for bards/skalds/ministrels is useful?
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Postby Esme » Feb 04, 2009 22:30

nope enchanting an instrument is not usefull


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