Cores

= Information =

As your adventuring through levels you'll come across different types of cores - Low Cores - Medium Cores - Upgrade Cores (Highs) - Upgrade Cores (Highest) and Force Cores. You can always tell if a core has dropped as it will make a 'bling' noise as it falls to the ground; a noise I love to hear.

Cores add stats to your weapons and armour - low, medium, high and highest upgrade cores add +'s to your equipment improving the stats of your equipment (upgrades go up to +7), whereas a force core adds a special attribute to equipment with a slot such as HP + 50.

Below is an explaination of each core so you know how to use them properly.

Be careful when using cores on equipment, especially when +4 or higher, because they have a chance to fail and the chances are much greater than +1 to +3.

If an upgrade attempt fails from +4 to +5 or from +5 to +6 then your item will go down by one level. (For example, if an upgrade attempt failed from +5 to +6 than the item becomes +4) If an upgrade attempt fails from +6 to +7 than your item will be recduced back to zero.


 * Low Core: Low cores are used for increasing stats on low grade equipment. They cannot be used on Titanium grade equipment or above, so if you want to practise using a core than practise with this one. Unequip the item you are upgrading, right click on the Low Core and then left click on the item, if it's successful then your item will be +1. (Assuming it was 0)
 * Medium Core: Medium cores are used for increasing stats on Titanium or lower graded equipment and are used in the same manner as a Low Core.
 * Upgrade Core High: High cores are used for increasing stats on the high grade equipment and shouldn't be used on low grade weapon or armour. Osmium, Shadowtitanium etc, are what you need to be saving and using High Cores on, anything else is a waste. Just like Low and Medium Cores, right click to use.
 * Upgrade Core Highest: The rarest of the cores, white in appearance, and the only core that can be used to upgrade Mithril grade equipment.
 * Force Core: Unlike the other cores you can only use Force Cores on items which have a slot and you can see the chance of success on a Force Core transmute. In addition, Force Cores can have two types of enchantments, level 1 enchantments and level 2 enchantments. A level 1 enchantment requires a catalyst which signifies the type of enchantment that will be given to your gear. A level 2 enchantment is more powerful then a level 1 enchantment but it is random and because it is random it does not require a catalyst but instead it requires two Force Cores instead of one. Keep in mind that you can't use Force Cores just anywhere, you have to go to a 'Core Alchemist' to use them.

=Enchantments=

Level 1 Enchantments
Below is a list of the level 1 enchantments and how to get them.

Level 2 Enchantments
Level 2 enchantments are random, no catalyst is required.

Thanks to DDark for this Guide!