Items - Revision history

ScienceBall: /* Weapons */ For short staffs, the 1% proc damage bonus is part of the ego that makes them short, so if they're short because they're an artifact instead, they get the full 2% bonus

2023-12-08T13:39:44Z

‎Weapons: For short staffs, the 1% proc damage bonus is part of the ego that makes them short, so if they're short because they're an artifact instead, they get the full 2% bonus

Recaiden at 21:28, 8 August 2023

2023-08-08T21:28:58Z

ScienceBall: /* Weapons */ Some mindstars and steamsaws deal different damage types too, so add the "ordinary" qualifier to them too.

2023-06-01T03:44:05Z

‎Weapons: Some mindstars and steamsaws deal different damage types too, so add the "ordinary" qualifier to them too.

ScienceBall: /* Weapons */ Damage types

2023-05-31T10:09:29Z

‎Weapons: Damage types

Ruhk: don't laugh but i didn't know this was possible so i'm putting it where i checked for others

2023-01-04T21:24:02Z

don't laugh but i didn't know this was possible so i'm putting it where i checked for others

ScienceBall: /* Weapons */ Short staves

2022-11-02T22:20:01Z

‎Weapons: Short staves

Kfoelsch: Moved out materials to Item list page

2022-07-24T09:47:42Z

Moved out materials to Item list page

Kfoelsch: Reorganized, with a little consolidation. Full content remains intact

2022-07-24T06:52:46Z

Reorganized, with a little consolidation. Full content remains intact

ScienceBall: /* Weapons */ Reorder sentence to avoid contradiction

2022-07-05T08:46:39Z

‎Weapons: Reorder sentence to avoid contradiction

ScienceBall: /* Weapons */ Clarify "offhand by default"

2022-07-05T08:42:31Z

‎Weapons: Clarify "offhand by default"

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 |Greatmauls || - || - || Strength || 120% (150%) Strength || 0.2% Weapon Damage
 |-
-|Staves (short staves are one-handed instead) || - (No for short staves) || - || Magic || 80% (88%) Magic || 2% Proc Damage! (1% for short staves)
+|Staves (short staves are one-handed instead) || - (No for short staves) || - || Magic || 80% (88%) Magic || 2% Proc Damage! (1% for short staves, except unique artifacts)
 |-
 |Tridents || - || - || Strength || 120% (150%) Strength || 0.2% Weapon Damage

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 * <span style="font-weight: bold; color: #0080FF;">blue</span> - one greater or one greater and one lesser ego modifier
 * <span style="font-weight: bold; color: #8d55ff;">violet</span> - two greater ego modifiers
-* <span style="font-weight: bold; color: #FA8072;">pink</span> - multiple randomized bonuses, including effects not normally found on this item type or from this power source
+* <span style="font-weight: bold; color: #FA8072;">pink</span> - one ego and additional random bonuses
-* <span style="font-weight: bold; color: #FF7700;">orange</span> - random artifacts
+* <span style="font-weight: bold; color: #FF7700;">orange</span> - Random Artifacts: three egos and additional random bonuses
 * <span style="font-weight: bold; color: #FFD700;">yellow</span> - standard [[Artifact]]s

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 Staves are normally two-handed weapons. Short staves do not exist as a separate base type of item, but there are 2 [[Staff Egos|egos for staves]] that convert them into short staves: "short" and "magewarrior's short". Short staves are one-handed weapons instead of being two-handed. They can only be wielded in the mainhand, not in the offhand. Short staves only receive half the accuracy bonus that normal staves receive. There are also some unique artifacts that are short staves, including [[Telos's Staff (Bottom Half)]], which is wielded in the offhand and not the mainhand.
-Most ordinary weapons deal simple {{physical}} damage. However, mindstars deal {{nature}} damage by default, and the {{t|Attune Mindstar}} talent can be used to swap them between dealing {{nature}} and {{mind}} damage. Steamsaws deal {{physical}} damage but with an additional 50% {{bleed}} damage over 5 turns. (Bleeding is physical damage over time.)
+Most ordinary weapons deal simple {{physical}} damage. However, ordinary mindstars deal {{nature}} damage by default, and the {{t|Attune Mindstar}} talent can be used to swap them between dealing {{nature}} and {{mind}} damage. Ordinary steamsaws deal {{physical}} damage but with an additional 50% {{bleed}} damage over 5 turns. (Bleeding is physical damage over time.)
 == Armour ==

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	Staves are normally two-handed weapons. Short staves do not exist as a separate base type of item, but there are 2 [[Staff Egos\|egos for staves]] that convert them into short staves: "short" and "magewarrior's short". Short staves are one-handed weapons instead of being two-handed. They can only be wielded in the mainhand, not in the offhand. Short staves only receive half the accuracy bonus that normal staves receive. There are also some unique artifacts that are short staves, including [[Telos's Staff (Bottom Half)]], which is wielded in the offhand and not the mainhand.		Staves are normally two-handed weapons. Short staves do not exist as a separate base type of item, but there are 2 [[Staff Egos\|egos for staves]] that convert them into short staves: "short" and "magewarrior's short". Short staves are one-handed weapons instead of being two-handed. They can only be wielded in the mainhand, not in the offhand. Short staves only receive half the accuracy bonus that normal staves receive. There are also some unique artifacts that are short staves, including [[Telos's Staff (Bottom Half)]], which is wielded in the offhand and not the mainhand.
		+
		+	Most ordinary weapons deal simple {{physical}} damage. However, mindstars deal {{nature}} damage by default, and the {{t\|Attune Mindstar}} talent can be used to swap them between dealing {{nature}} and {{mind}} damage. Steamsaws deal {{physical}} damage but with an additional 50% {{bleed}} damage over 5 turns. (Bleeding is physical damage over time.)

	== Armour ==		== Armour ==

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 [[Category:Items]]
-Items may be found on the ground, dropped by monsters, gained from quests, or bought from [[stores]].  Items are divided into different types, that usually fit into specific [[equipment]] slots of characters.  Most items are ranked into tiers, which is the first factor in determining how good the abilities of an item are.  Higher tier weapons do more damage, and have higher [[stats|stat]] requirements to equip.  Higher tier armor gives higher [[Armour]] and [[Defense]], and so on.   [[Gems]] also have tiers; see their page for details.    The [[materials]] that an item is made of have no other function in game other than to indicate its abilities.  There is also a full [[Item list]] for each tier of every base item.
+Items may be found on the ground, dropped by monsters, gained from quests, or bought from [[stores]].  Items are divided into different types, that usually fit into specific [[equipment]] slots of characters.  Most items are ranked into tiers, which is the first factor in determining how good the abilities of an item are.  Higher tier weapons do more damage, and have higher [[stats|stat]] requirements to equip.  Higher tier armor gives higher [[Armour]] and [[Defense]], and so on.   [[Gems]] also have tiers; see their page for details.  The [[materials]] that an item is made of have no other function in game other than to indicate its abilities.  There is also a full [[Item list]] for each tier of every base item.  Any item may be bound to a hotkey by dragging it to the hotkey bar for easy use or equipping.
 === Item Color ===

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	{{:Transmogrification Chest}}		{{:Transmogrification Chest}}
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−	~~== Materials ==~~
−	~~Materials are a cosmetic indicator of item abilities.~~
−
−	~~{\|class="wikitable"~~
−	~~! Tier !! Metal !! Leather !! Jewelry !! Wood !! Cloth !! [[Mindstars]] !! Tridents !! Lites \|\| Herbs~~
−	\|-
−	~~\| 1 \|\| Iron \|\| Rough Leather \|\| Copper \|\| Elm \|\| Linen \|\| Mossy \|\| Coral \|\| Brass \|\| Viperweed~~
−	\|-
−	~~\| 2 \|\| Steel \|\| Cured Leather \|\| Steel \|\| Ash \|\| Wool(len) \|\| Vined \|\| Blue-steel \|\| \|\| Sessali~~
−	\|-
−	~~\| 3 \|\| Dwarven-steel \|\| Hardened Leather \|\| Gold \|\| Yew \|\| Cashmere \|\| Thorny \|\| Deep-steel \|\| Alchemist \|\| Bilberry~~
−	\|-
−	~~\| 4 \|\| Stralite \|\| Reinforced Leather \|\| Stralite \|\| Elven-wood \|\| Silk \|\| Pulsing \|\| Orite \|\| \|\| Burdock~~
−	\|-
−	~~\| 5 \|\| Voratun \|\| Drakeskin Leather \|\| Voratun \|\| Dragon-bone \|\| Elven-silk \|\| Living \|\| Orichalcum \|\| Dwarven \|\| Goldleaf~~
−	\|}

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 [[Category:Items]]
-Items may be found on the ground, dropped by monsters, gained from quests, or bought from [[stores]].
+Items may be found on the ground, dropped by monsters, gained from quests, or bought from [[stores]].  Items are divided into different types, that usually fit into specific [[equipment]] slots of characters.  Most items are ranked into tiers, which is the first factor in determining how good the abilities of an item are.  Higher tier weapons do more damage, and have higher [[stats|stat]] requirements to equip.  Higher tier armor gives higher [[Armour]] and [[Defense]], and so on.   [[Gems]] also have tiers; see their page for details.    The [[materials]] that an item is made of have no other function in game other than to indicate its abilities.  There is also a full [[Item list]] for each tier of every base item.
-== Types of Items ==
+=== Item Color ===
-Items are divided into different types, that usually fits into specific slots of characters.
+There are 7 different item colors, based on rarity and [[ego]]s.
-Most items are ranked into [[tier]]s.
+* white - base items with no [[ego]] modifiers
-=== Weapons ===
+=== Power Source ===
 <!-- The "Avg. randomized damage" is the stat used times (the average of 1 and the damage range). I don't know if the stat and the damrange are applied in the same part of the damage formula or not? I'll leave it there for now. -->
 {| class="wikitable"
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 There exist unique artifacts that break the rules laid out in the above table for how each type of weapon behaves. One particular kind is "double weapons". These weapons are all steamsaws and steamguns from [[Embers of Rage]], and they are two-handed, unlike ordinary weapons of their types. These double weapons can function as both a mainhand and offhand weapon at the same time (attacking twice), as long as you have nothing in your offhand (relevant because it is possible for an [[Ogre]] to have a two-handed weapon in their mainhand and something in their offhand at the same time). Two-handed steamgun double weapons will fire their offhand shots even if the user doesn't have a talent that would let them shoot with an ordinary offhand steamgun.
-=== Armour ===
+== Armour ==
 Armour generally increases your survivability.
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 Head, Hand, and Foot armours come in just 3 types, cloth, leather, and metal. Level 1 {{t|Heavy Armour Training}} is required to equip metal, but there is no other difference. Talents like {{t|Stealth}} that cannot be used with metal body armor CAN be used with metal boots, helms, and gauntlets.
-=== Misc ===
+== Misc ==
 *Quiver
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 *Amulet
-=== Inscriptions ===
+== Inscriptions ==
 {{:Inscriptions}}
 See the full [[Inscriptions]] page for more information.
-=== Plot Items ===
+== Plot Items ==
-==== Transmogrification Chest ====
+=== Transmogrification Chest ===
 {{:Transmogrification Chest}}
 == Materials ==
-Item materials have no other function in game other than to indicate the item [[tier]].
+Materials are a cosmetic indicator of item abilities.
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 | 5    || Voratun  || Drakeskin Leather  || Voratun  || Dragon-bone || Elven-silk || Living || Orichalcum || Dwarven || Goldleaf
 |}

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 |}
-You can attack with melee weapons by trying to move into an enemy ("bump attacks"), or equivalently by using the {{t|Attack}} talent. By default, you do not attack with shields. Some talents will specifically attack with your shield, and the {{t|Stoneshield}} talent makes your bump attacks and weapon attack talents include attacking with your shields (as well as letting you wield shields in your main hand). If you have Stoneshield and are wielding two shields, most talents that specifically attack with your shield will only attack with one shield (offhand if available, mainhand otherwise). Talents that attack with weapons, or weapon and shield, will attack with both shields. [[Stone Warden]]'s talents are coded to attack with your weapons (but require a shield), so they will attack with both shields.
+You can attack with melee weapons by trying to move into an enemy ("bump attacks"), or equivalently by using the {{t|Attack}} talent. By default, you do not attack with shields. Some talents will specifically attack with your shield, and the {{t|Stoneshield}} talent makes your bump attacks and weapon attack talents include attacking with your shields (as well as letting you wield shields in your main hand). Most talents that specifically attack with your shield will only attack with one shield (offhand if available, mainhand otherwise), even if you have Stoneshield and are wielding two shields. Talents that attack with weapons, or weapon and shield, will attack with both shields. [[Stone Warden]]'s talents are coded to attack with your weapons (but require a shield), so they will attack with both shields.
 Melee weapons that are held in the offhand have a 50% damage penalty, except mindstars and shields. Some talents can increase the damage multiplier for offhand weapons above 50%. Ranged weapons have no offhand damage penalty.