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==Description==
 
==Description==
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*[[Kiri the Lady]] is located in Downtown Hendon Myre and can reinforce your [[accessories]], [[armor]], and [[weapons]], which increases physical and magical bonuses.  
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* Reinforcing improves your [[accessories]], [[armor]], and [[weapons]] by giving them bonus properties.
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**It costs Gold and [[Ryan Cokes]] to operate Kiri’s machine.  
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** Reinforcing costs {{Item|gold}} and {{Item|Clear Cube Fragment|Clear Cube Fragments}} through Reinforce Machines or {{Item|Refined Terranium}}s through [[Red Tail Jonathan]].
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**She’ll let you know how much it costs before you agree to the upgrade.  
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** Costs increase depending on the level of the item and reinforcement level.
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*But be warned, sometimes a re-enforcement attempt can actually fail, or even cause your item to be weakened.
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** The success rate typically goes down as the levels get higher.
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** The cost and success rate (success rate under upgrade +10) are shown before committing to the upgrade.
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* Reinforcements are performed through either [[Kiri]] in [[Hendon Myre]], a Guild Reinforcement Machine in the [[Guild Hideout]] or [[Red Tail Jonathan]] in [[Central Park]].
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* At higher levels, failure to successfully reinforce an item will '''permanently destroy the item'''.
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** If a Reinforcement Protection Ticket is in possession, the item will reset to +0 reinforcement instead.
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** {{Item|Clear Cube Fragment|Clear Cube Fragments}} and {{Item|Vestige of Hope|Vestiges of Hope}} are given if the item is destroyed.
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* Reinforcing adds various bonuses to different types of gear.
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** Weapons will gain bonus Physical Attack and Magical Attack.
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** Armors will gain bonus Physical Damage reduction and overall damage reduction.
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** Accessories will gain bonus Magical Damage reduction and overall damage reduction.
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** Sub Equipments and Magic Stones will gain bonus Strength, Intelligence, Vitality, and Spirit.
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** Earrings will gain bonus Physical Attack, Magical Attack, and Independent Attack.
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* Reinforcement bonuses before +10 grow additively, while after +10 they begin to grow exponentially.
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* Weapons will begin to glow certain colors depending on its reinforcement level. These effects also grow more noticeable and begins to flash more rapidly at higher levels as well.
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* The target must '''not''' be cursed with Otherverse energy, otherwise it must either be purified or upgraded through [[Klonter]] via [[amplify|amplification]].
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* Certain items, such as Reinforcement Tickets, will reinforce your items for free to the described level.
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* Portable Reinforce Machines will reinforce your items for free. There are still penalties for failing the reinforcement.
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* Titles and consumables such as {{Item|Master Crafter}}, {{Item|Kiri's Favorite}}, or a {{Item|Reinforcement Proficiency Formula}} can increase the success rate of reinforcements.
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* Equipping the {{Item|High Powered}} title gives a 5% discount on reinforcing.
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===Safe Reinforcement===
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* Introduced in Season 7, this essentially acts as a safeguard to your Reinforced Equipment from losing it's levels and effects upon failure.
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* Each time you fail a Safe Reinforce more than once, it's adjustment values will accumlate by 5 - 10% depending on the level, but does reset once you've succeeded upgrading.
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* Level 100 or higher Unique - Epic Weapons can only be used for Safe Reinforce up to +12.
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* {{Item|Ryan Core}}s are needed for this system instead of {{Item|Clear Cube Fragment}}s.
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* Higher bonuses will require more gold and materials.
  
 
==Upgrade Success and Failure Rate==
 
==Upgrade Success and Failure Rate==
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The chart works as, the failure of upgrading a weapon that has the enhance bonus of +12, trying to aim for +13, would result in the item breaking. Failure in upgrading a +10 or +11 weapon would result in the item going down three levels.
  
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The chart works as, the failure of upgrading an item that has the enhance bonus of +10, trying to aim for +11, would result in the item breaking. Failure in upgrading a +4 would result in the item going down one level.  
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The ''Upgrade'' column is the upgrade level of the item you're putting into the reinforcing machine.
  
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The ''Upgrade'' column is the upgrade level of the item you're putting into the reinforcing machine.
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Note: These are what are thought to be the current percentages for Season 3. Act 01. PANDEMONIUM.
  
 
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! style="background-color:#ddffcf;" width="15%"|Upgrade !! style="background-color:#ddffcf;" width="15%"|Chance of success !! width="35%" style="background-color:#ddffcf;" |Failure Penalty <br>for Blue/White items ||width="35%" style="background-color:#ddffcf;" | Failure Penalty for Purple/Green/Legacy/Pink items
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! style="background-color:#ddffcf;" |Upgrade !! style="background-color:#ddffcf;" |Chance of success !! style="background-color:#ddffcf;" |Failure Penalty for weapons ||width="35%" style="background-color:#ddffcf;" | Failure Penalty for other items
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +0 -> +1
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| rowspan=4 | 100% || rowspan=10 | None  || rowspan=10 | None
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +1 -> +2
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +2 -> +3
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|-
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +3 -> +4
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|-
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +4 -> +5
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| 80%
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|-
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +5 -> +6
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| 70%
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|-
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +6 -> +7
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| 60%
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|-
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +7 -> +8
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| 50%
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|-
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +8 -> +9
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| 40%  
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|-
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +9 -> +10
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| 30%
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|-
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +10 -> +11
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| rowspan=3 | N/A || rowspan=2 | Loses three upgrade levels || rowspan=3 | Item Breaks
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|-
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +11 -> +12
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +12 -> +13 or upgrade higher !! style="font-weight: normal; background-color: #fff;" | Item Breaks
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +10 -> +11
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| 30% || rowspan=23 | Item breaks
 
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +0
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +11 -> +12
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| rowspan=4 | 100% || rowspan=4 | None  || rowspan=4 | None
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| 20%  
 
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|-
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +1
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +12 -> +13
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| 18%
 
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|-
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +2
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +13 -> +14
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| 17%
 
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|-
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +3
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +14 -> +15
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| 16%
 
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|-
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +4
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +15 -> +16
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| 95% || rowspan=3 | Loses one upgrade level || rowspan=3 | Loses one upgrade level
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| 15%
 
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|-
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +5
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +16 -> +17
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| 90%  
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| 14%
 
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|-
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +6
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +17 -> +18
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| 80%
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| 12%
 
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|-
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +7
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +18 -> +19
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| 75%  || Returns to +0 || rowspan=3 | Returns to +0 
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| rowspan=13 | 10%
 
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +8
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +19 -> +20
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| 62.1% || rowspan=9 | Item breaks
 
 
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +9
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +20 -> +21
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| 53.7%
 
 
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|-
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +10
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +21 -> +22
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| 41.4% || rowspan=7 | Item breaks
 
 
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|-
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +11
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +22 -> +23
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| 33.9%
 
 
|-
 
|-
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +12
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +23 -> +24
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| 28%
 
 
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|-
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +13
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +24 -> +25
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| 20.7%
 
 
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|-
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +14
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +25 -> +26
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| 17.3%
 
 
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|-
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +15
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +26 -> +27
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| 13.6%
 
 
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|-
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +16
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +27 -> +28
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| 10.1%
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|-
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +28 -> +29
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +29 -> +30
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! style="background-color: #ddffcf;" | +30 -> +31
 
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==Upgrade Values==
 
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===Slayer Weapon Upgrades===
 
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[[Lightsabre Upgrades]]
 
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[[Short Sword Upgrades]]
 
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[[Katana Upgrades]]
 
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[[Bludgeon Upgrade]]
 
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[[Armor#Armor Upgrades|Armor Upgrades]]
 
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[[Accessories#Accessories Upgrades|Accessory Upgrades]]
 
  
 
==Upgrade Glow Color==
 
==Upgrade Glow Color==
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| style="background-color:#ddffcf;"|'''+13 - +14'''
 
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| style="background-color:#ddffcf;"|'''+15 - +16'''
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| style="background-color:#ddffcf;"|'''+17 - +20'''
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| style="background-color:#ddffcf;"|'''+17 - +22'''
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==Costs==
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[[Category:Enhancing]]
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===Ryan Cokes===
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| style="background-color:#ddffcf;"|'''Enhance Value'''
 
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| style="background-color:#ddffcf;"|'''Ryan Cokes'''
 
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| +0 - +10
 
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|Current Enhance Value +1
 
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===Level 20-25 Equipment===
 
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{|class="wikitable"
 
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| style="background-color:#ddffcf;"|'''Armor and'''
 
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'''Accessory'''
 
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|| <font color="gray">Level 20 White</font> || 4,320G || 3,600G
 
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|| <font color="#3090c7">Level 20 Blue</font> || 12,960G || 10,800G
 
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|| <font color="purple">Level 20 Purple</font> || 29,520G || 24,600G
 
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|| <font color="#ea5f8d">Level 20 Pink</font> || 54,600G || 45,500G
 
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|| <font color="#f26522">Level 20 Orange</font> || 92,160G || 76,800G
 
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|| <font color="gray">Level 25 White</font> || 5,760G || 4,800G
 
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|| <font color="#3090c7">Level 25 Blue</font> ||  17,280G || 14,400G
 
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|| <font color="purple">Level 25 Purple </font>|| 38,160G || 31,800G
 
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|| <font color="#ea5f8d">Level 25 Pink</font> || 69,000G || 57,500G
 
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|| <font color="#f26522">Level 25 Orange</font> || 115,200G || 96,000G
 
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===Level 30-35 Equipment===
 
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{|class="wikitable"
 
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|| <font color="gray">Level 30 White</font> || 7,200G || 6,000G
 
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|| <font color="#3090c7">Level 30 Blue</font> || 21,600G || 18,000G
 
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|| <font color="purple">Level 30 Purple </font> || 47,520G || 39,600G
 
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|| <font color="#ea5f8d">Level 30 Pink</font> || 86,400G || 72,000G
 
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|| <font color="#f26522">Level 30 Orange</font> || 120,000G || 100,000G
 
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|| <font color="gray">Level 35 White</font> || 9,000G || 7,500G
 
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|| <font color="#3090c7">Level 35 Blue</font> || 27,000G || 22,500G
 
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|| <font color="purple">Level 35 Purple </font> || 58,320G || 48,600G
 
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|| <font color="#ea5f8d">Level 35 Pink</font> || 104,400G || 87,000G
 
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|| <font color="#f26522"> Level 35 Orange</font> || 172,800G || 144,000G
 
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===Level 40-45 Equipment===
 
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{|class="wikitable"
 
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| style="background-color:#ddffcf;"|'''Level and Rarity'''
 
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| style="background-color:#ddffcf;"|'''Weapon'''
 
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| style="background-color:#ddffcf;"|'''Armor and'''
 
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|| <font color="gray">Level 40 White</font> || 10,800G || 9,000G
 
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|| <font color="#3090c7">Level 40 Blue</font> || 32,400G || 27,000G
 
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|| <font color="purple">Level 40 Purple </font> || 71,280G || 59,400G
 
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|| <font color="#ea5f8d">Level 40 Pink</font> || 129,600G || 108,000G
 
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|| <font color="#f26522">Level 40 Orange</font> || 216,000G || 180,000G
 
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|| <font color="gray">Level 45 White</font> || 13,500G || 11,250G
 
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|| <font color="#3090c7">Level 45 Blue</font> || 40,500G || 33,750G
 
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|| <font color="purple">Level 45 Purple </font> || 87,480G || 72,900G
 
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|| <font color="#ea5f8d">Level 45 Pink</font> || 183,600G || 153,000G
 
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|| <font color="#f26522"> Level 45 Orange</font> || 259,200G || 216,000G
 
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{|class="wikitable"
 
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| style="background-color:#ddffcf;"|'''Level and Rarity'''
 
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| style="background-color:#ddffcf;"|'''Weapon'''
 
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|| <font color="gray">Level 50 White</font> || 16,200G || 13,500G
 
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|| <font color="#3090c7">Level 50 Blue</font> || 48,600G || 40,500G
 
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|| <font color="purple">Level 50 Purple </font> || 103,680G || 86,400G
 
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|| <font color="#ea5f8d">Level 50 Pink</font> || 183,600G || 153,000G
 
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|| <font color="#f26522">Level 50 Orange</font> || 302,400G || 252,000G
 
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|| <font color="gray">Level 55 White</font> || 18,900G || 15,750G
 
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|| <font color="#3090c7">Level 55 Blue</font> || 56,700G || 47,250G
 
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|| <font color="purple">Level 55 Purple </font> || 119,880G || 99,900G
 
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|| <font color="#ea5f8d">Level 55 Pink</font> || - || 175,500G
 
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|| <font color="#f26522"> Level 55 Orange</font> || - || -
 
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Description

  • Reinforcing improves your accessories, armor, and weapons by giving them bonus properties.
    • Reinforcing costs Goldicon.png Gold and Clear Cube Fragment.png Clear Cube Fragments through Reinforce Machines or Refined Terranium.png Refined Terraniums through Red Tail Jonathan.
    • Costs increase depending on the level of the item and reinforcement level.
    • The success rate typically goes down as the levels get higher.
    • The cost and success rate (success rate under upgrade +10) are shown before committing to the upgrade.
  • Reinforcements are performed through either Kiri in Hendon Myre, a Guild Reinforcement Machine in the Guild Hideout or Red Tail Jonathan in Central Park.
  • At higher levels, failure to successfully reinforce an item will permanently destroy the item.
    • If a Reinforcement Protection Ticket is in possession, the item will reset to +0 reinforcement instead.
    • Clear Cube Fragment.png Clear Cube Fragments and Vestige of Hope.png Vestiges of Hope are given if the item is destroyed.
  • Reinforcing adds various bonuses to different types of gear.
    • Weapons will gain bonus Physical Attack and Magical Attack.
    • Armors will gain bonus Physical Damage reduction and overall damage reduction.
    • Accessories will gain bonus Magical Damage reduction and overall damage reduction.
    • Sub Equipments and Magic Stones will gain bonus Strength, Intelligence, Vitality, and Spirit.
    • Earrings will gain bonus Physical Attack, Magical Attack, and Independent Attack.
  • Reinforcement bonuses before +10 grow additively, while after +10 they begin to grow exponentially.
  • Weapons will begin to glow certain colors depending on its reinforcement level. These effects also grow more noticeable and begins to flash more rapidly at higher levels as well.
  • The target must not be cursed with Otherverse energy, otherwise it must either be purified or upgraded through Klonter via amplification.
  • Certain items, such as Reinforcement Tickets, will reinforce your items for free to the described level.
  • Portable Reinforce Machines will reinforce your items for free. There are still penalties for failing the reinforcement.
  • Titles and consumables such as Master Crafter.png Master Crafter, Kiri's Favorite.png Kiri's Favorite, or a Reinforcement Proficiency Formula.png Reinforcement Proficiency Formula can increase the success rate of reinforcements.
  • Equipping the High Powered.png High Powered title gives a 5% discount on reinforcing.

Safe Reinforcement

  • Introduced in Season 7, this essentially acts as a safeguard to your Reinforced Equipment from losing it's levels and effects upon failure.
  • Each time you fail a Safe Reinforce more than once, it's adjustment values will accumlate by 5 - 10% depending on the level, but does reset once you've succeeded upgrading.
  • Level 100 or higher Unique - Epic Weapons can only be used for Safe Reinforce up to +12.
  • Leiern Core.png Leiern Cores are needed for this system instead of Clear Cube Fragment.png Clear Cube Fragments.
  • Higher bonuses will require more gold and materials.

Upgrade Success and Failure Rate

The chart works as, the failure of upgrading a weapon that has the enhance bonus of +12, trying to aim for +13, would result in the item breaking. Failure in upgrading a +10 or +11 weapon would result in the item going down three levels.

The Upgrade column is the upgrade level of the item you're putting into the reinforcing machine.

Note: These are what are thought to be the current percentages for Season 3. Act 01. PANDEMONIUM.

Upgrade Chance of success Failure Penalty for weapons Failure Penalty for other items
+0 -> +1 100% None None
+1 -> +2
+2 -> +3
+3 -> +4
+4 -> +5 80%
+5 -> +6 70%
+6 -> +7 60%
+7 -> +8 50%
+8 -> +9 40%
+9 -> +10 30%
+10 -> +11 N/A Loses three upgrade levels Item Breaks
+11 -> +12
+12 -> +13 or upgrade higher Item Breaks

Upgrade Glow Color

Once upgraded, the weapon will flash/glow, as seen around the item's border. This is separate from the item's base color. The higher the rank, the faster the glow flashes.

  • Note: 1-6 and 7-8 appear to be the same color except that 7-8 seems to have a more vibrant glow.
Enhance Value +0 +1 - +6 +7 - +8 +9 - +12 +13 - +14 +15 - +16 +17 - +22 +23 and up
Color No Color Green Yellow Blue Pink Orange Gold No Record
Picture Plus 0.jpg Plus 4.jpg Plus 8.png Plus 12.png Plus 14.jpg PLUS16.png Plus 18.jpg N/A
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