World of Warcraft Upgrade Item Guide
The Upgrade item is a special evolution item that trainers can use to transform Porygon into Porygon2. This evolution requires an Upgrade, a Sinnoh Stone, and 50 Porygon Candy.
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Upgrade components
Upgrade components are things that can be inserted into weapons, armor, trinkets, and gathering tools to give an added benefit or additional effect while the equipment is being used. They can be bought from players or vendors, looted or obtained as rewards, or made using crafting materials. Upgrade items can be cosmetic effects, in addition to offering bonus points for attributes.
Upgrade components can include inscriptions, enhancements, and infusions. They are generally not available for general use and they can only be applied to ascended equipment or some non-ascended weapons from the Factions campaign. Infusions can be recovered, inscriptions and enrichments from your equipment using an Extractor Device or by salvaging using the Black Lion Salvage Kit or an Ascended Salvage Tool.
Like other upgrade products Phoenix Boxes, unlike other upgrade items, can be traded even while still attached to the item they are upgrading, and they are able to be used again after being reclaimed. These upgrade items are the most effective option to boost quality of armor and weapon without spending Dilithium, as they can increase the likelihood of receiving a high-quality upgrade by two times.
Upgrade components can be added to an item but the old one is destroyed (except for legendaries and ascended equipment). Only upgraded items that have an identification level of 0 or higher can include upgrade components them. When you upgrade an existing weapon equipped with a suffix or prefix upgrade will display the name of the resulting item in the same way as it appears in game (for example adding an Radiant Insignia to Canthan Armor will cause it to be named Canthan Armor of Minor Vigor). A player can only have three upgrade items at one time.
Glyphs
Glyphs are a useful addition to any product, because they offer many unique benefits and boosts. Certain glyphs increase the number of affixes an item has, increasing the power of the item. These glyphs can be obtained through dungeons, and some can be found in certain World Tier 3 areas. It is important to note that glyphs can only be used by players who have created a root-dungeon of the same level of depth.
In order to use a Glyph it is necessary to create it using components and connect them using anchors. Then, the component will automatically align itself to other components and paths in the same layer. If the original source don't wish to create the glyph with components, you can use a combination of paths and anchors. Then, drag the element close to a highlighted component to snap it into place.
Certain glyphs have requirements to satisfy, like having 25 Dexterity or more in a specific area on the Paragon Board. Certain glyphs require a particular number of Primary Stat Nodes to be activated, which can also be difficult to achieve. Certain glyphs also have a radius, which increases as you level it up.
Glyphs are able to be applied to many different weapons and items, with the exception for those of a specific class. Certain glyphs come with additional requirements, for example an amount of Dexterity damage or attack damage in a particular portion of the Paragon board.
The Defend Glyph increases the chance of blocking enemy attacks by 5percent. It also has the chance of 15% to render the Hero vulnerable for two turns.
There are a few glyphs that can be added to tools that are limited-use, such as the Black Lion Chest or Trading Post. These glyphs are counted towards the Combat Mechanic Achievement.
The most common glyphs in the game are the attack glyphs that increase Artifacts' ATK substats by a fixed value. These glyphs are particularly useful for classes that rely on weapons that are ranged, like Warriors or Rogues. Other glyphs include the Exploit Glyph which makes enemies that hit the Hero vulnerable to damage.
Reroll tokens
Reroll tokens are used to reroll a result rolled during an Action. They are destroyed after the reroll has occurred. Reroll tokens can be obtained in a variety of ways, such as through raids, dungeons and skirmishes. They can also be bought at the shop or from other players. They are especially useful in dungeons or trials because they allow players to reroll rewards from the bottom of the chest.
The values for recycling points are provided for items at the level 1. The upgrade gauge will increase by a specific amount of points each time you recycle an item. This value is based on the rarity of the item and its level. In addition, the upgraded item won't retain its level when rerolled, and the cost for recycling an upgraded item rises depending on the level of the item.
Another option is to make use of reroll tokens to roll an upgrade item again however this will not return the item to its original state or provide its original extra stats. This is useful for players who want to reroll a product they don't like, but want to keep it in their collection.
There are three types of upgrade tokens in the game: reroll, random and upgrade. Each type has several subtypes. Reroll tokens, for example are available in three categories of rarity: legendary, rare, and enhanced. Each requires an item of the level of its respective to make a new item with the same quality.
To use rerolling tokens choose "Reroll Token" by right-clicking on the Satanic or Angelic items in your inventory. Then, choose a type of token. The available tokens are Item Weapons, Misc, 1hguns, 2hguns, and Focus. The Item token can be used to create a new Item in any quality. A Weapon or Misc token can create a new weapon from the same faction.
The item may be upgraded to a different item with similar stats, but at a higher level. This could happen if the item has been placed in the Pool that is not droppable, or if it was transferred to it as part of a franchise card.