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World of Warcraft Item Upgrades Upgrades to items give players the ability to upgrade their equipment that they already own. This can be done at any upgrader NPC. Upgrades increase the main stat of an item and also add additional features based on the type of item. Examples include Whistan's shield for FB sorcs, or Goldwrap for casting builds. Armour Link's armor is a crucial element to protect him from danger. Although it cannot be upgraded like weapons, you can still enhance its defense capabilities in different ways. Armour is designed to safeguard animals or people from injury or harm regardless of whether it's a direct physical attack or from a variety of hazards posed by the environment or activities. Historically, the majority of armour was made of fabrics or leather, however metal protections were also employed in military applications, particularly such as heavy cavalry and combat drones. Like weapons, there are a number of ways in which armor can be upgraded, however, most of them will require a visit to one of the four Great Fairy Fountains located throughout Hyrule. Each fountain comes with its own level of upgrades, with more granting greater levels of protection, and require a higher price in rupees and other materials to unlock. The first thing you need to know about Armor Upgrades is they are permanent upgrades, meaning that once they've been installed, they can't be replaced unless there is another piece of equipment that comes with the same upgrade. You should only apply most advanced upgrades to your equipment, and ensure that you have all the components needed to complete them. You can find the upgrades you require in a variety locations throughout Hyrule. These include shrines, merchants, and even enemies. They are usually marked with the gold circle or blue triangle symbol, and are available in large numbers as you progress through the game. Although they can appear randomly, there is the possibility that acquiring certain upgrade components will trigger a quest that will reward players with more. It's also worth noting that, even though the level of protection provided by each upgrade varies but it's the same for all upgrades and will always be better than nothing. A complete set of upgraded armor will give you a powerful defense boost that will protect against all kinds of attacks and will also protect against magic. This makes it a powerful weapon for any class. Weapons If you're looking to make your guns truly distinctive, you can upgrade them by utilizing a variety of unique upgrades. They can increase the damage, change the weapon's stats in order to adapt to your build and even unlock new attachments like unique enchantments, ammo types and other options for aesthetics. To upgrade a weapon, you'll need an upgrade component in place and the item. The weapon must be at or above a certain point for the upgrade to take effect and most weapons only take one upgrade at one time. You can find weapon upgrade components scattered around the globe and even from enemies, or they can be bought from a merchant. The upgrade components themselves are a mix of components that can be slotted into weapons, armor trinkets and gathering tools to give an attribute bonus or extra effect when they are in use. The equipment must be at a certain level before it can accept the upgrade. It can be upgraded the same way as other items. Upgrades are a combination of Smithing Stones (a type of stone) and Runes. They are used to improve the stats of weapons and improve their effectiveness in comparison to other stats. These upgrades can be obtained from enemies in the open world or from merchants. They can also be dropped by combat. There are two NPCs who can upgrade your weapons: the Blacksmith Hewg in the Roundtable Hold hub area and the Smithing Master Iji in the Road to the Manor hub area. Both of these NPCs will accept your Smithing Stones and Runes in exchange for a higher-level version of the weapon and an enhancement. Prioritize upgrading your best-in slot items first. Then upgrade the ones you're not likely to replace in the near future. If enhancing items playing in a melee-based build, for instance, upgrade your weapon first, then your chest and shoulders before your feet and hands. The same principle applies to Magic and Utility Items. However, based on the style you play, certain items will be more useful than others. Similar is the case for Armour and reforges, with some being better than others. Magic Items A character is able to upgrade only one item of magic at one time. If an upgrade project is canceled, no further upgrades will be made for that item. Upgraded magic items cost twice as much gold to create or purchase, but they can have other benefits. A magical item is an item with special properties or effects. These items are mostly weapons, but they could also be shields, armors, cloaks and potions. They can also be rings, scrolls or other items. Certain of these items can be converted into a sentient. Most magic items can be upgraded so that they are infused with additional abilities. This makes them more useful to players, or can aid them in overcoming an especially difficult challenge. An infused weapon might provide an additional amount of damage to a specific kind of enemy, for example. This is especially useful for characters that have reached a stage at which they'll likely encounter the same type of monster in dungeons over and over again. A ring infused with magic may provide immunity to nonmagical attacks that bludgeon, pierce or slash (excluding attacks that are silvered) until the character is given a second rest. This is especially beneficial for melee martial characters, or any character who wants to save the hassle and expense of buying a shield. Certain items with enchanted properties have special powers which allow the character to cast spells in addition to the ones on the list of spells for their class. This is helpful for characters who have trouble filling their spell slots due to multiclassing. These enchanted items typically require an Intelligence (Arcana) check prior to use them, and the spell is determined by rolling on an array of tables based on the number of Intelligence points spent. Other objects with enchanted powers could allow the character's appearance be altered or create a brand new one. These can be particularly useful for those who have to leave their home, or are in a situation that they aren't accepted. A magical item could give them the ability to disappear or make them invisible for anyone, excluding the person they choose to. Utility Items Utility items are products that do not fall under the categories of Armor, Clothing or Weapons and have a range of different capabilities. Utility items aren't compatible with each other, in contrast to Armor or Weapons. The majority of utility items come with a passive effect that players can activate while using them. Some have additional abilities that can be activated by pressing a button or triggering an ability. The most popular type of utility item is the Flashlight that illuminates the surrounding area. Other options include the Helicopter Hat and Rocket Boots, which allow the player to float in the air while they move, and the Jetpack, which allows the player to accelerate in any direction while on the ground. In the Engineering section, you can create instantly a variety of utility items, while others are available only through Research projects or experimental projects on the Proving Ground. In addition to the items available in the regular inventory, players can unlock additional useful items of utility by purchasing them from the Atomic Shop and also from seasonal Scoreboard rewards (such as the Shadow Goggles). Certain of these items are upgradeable to make them more effective. Most utility items enhance an individual combat ability or provide the player with some kind of navigation advantage. For instance, sharpening stones crafted by the Weaponsmith boost Ferocity and Power as well as Maintenance Oils created by the Huntsman increase Concentration and Healing Power. Other items of utility like Writs and Theses created by the Scribe, can be used to give players either a boost in damage or condition damage. All XCOM soldiers are capable of equipping one utility item at the beginning of the campaign. Eventually, an additional slot is made available through the use of certain types armor or completing engineering research or experiments in the Proving Ground. During the Alien Hunters downloadable content, additional slots are available by equipping a Grenade Launcher. This allows the player to make use of the Smoke Grenade or Bomb while an offensive grenade remains in the main slot.