Guide To Item Upgrades: The Intermediate Guide For Item Upgrades
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Path of Exile Item Upgrades
Item upgrade upgrades are a common and essential way to boost the performance of many items in Path of Exile. They can also provide additional damage, AD or even affixes.
Often times however, upgraded Common and Magic gear is outclassed by Rare-grade equipment due to their requirements.
Armor
Armor upgrades can be applied to both weapon and armor items. They increase the performance of the item upgrader they are connected to. Armor upgrades are found in the game's world and can be purchased from Blacksmiths at any bonfire. They can also be salvaged by using an expert or higher salvage kit to recover upgrades from the items.
The level of an armor's or weapon's upgrade determines the amount of damage it will take on. Upgrading a piece of armor to the highest upgrade level will increase its damage absorption. However, it's important to be aware that this upgrade will raise its weight, requiring it to weigh more than before.
There are several types of armor upgrades that are available in the game and they all have distinct effects. Some upgrades give armor a greater number of health points, while others make it lighter and more powerful. The kind of armor upgrade an item upgrader mod can receive is indicated by the name of the upgrade, as shown in the table below.
Certain upgrades require magic or a hybrid technology and magic, which are indicated by the "Magic" and "Hybrids" entries in the table below. Furthermore, some upgrades require a charge to use, which are shown by the "Charges" entry in the table below. These charges are continuously updated or never expire based on the upgrade.
The cheapest method to upgrade armor is to use Iron Ore, which can be found through exploring the surroundings and looting chests of minor loot. Titanium is more expensive however, it is available at the smelters in Orgrimmar and Stormwind City. Certain upgrades, such as the Reforge and the Hot Potato Books, can only be applied to higher level armor pieces. These upgrades can give significant improvements in performance and are worth the investment, particularly for one-handed weapons.
The player should be aware, however, that upgrading a piece to its max upgrade level will increase its defense values. However, it can also decrease its agility and speed. It is not recommended to upgrade armor beyond +9. The boost in defense typically isn't worth the weight and power cost of the upgrades.
Weapons
Weapon upgrades give players to enhance certain aspects of their weapon. For example an upgrade can increase the damage dealt by a shotgun's shells or the accuracy of a sniper rifle. Certain firearms have upgrades that enhance their inherent qualities. These include Frictionless Materials (improves stability and minimizes the risk of overheating) and Kinetic Coils (increases the speed of projectiles to cause more damage).
Most upgrades for weapons require three Power Dices, a different amount of Minerals and Erons and a whetblade for applying. These can be obtained by doing side quests, or taking out a certain number of monsters or bosses, or through the Weapon Upgrade NPC in Central Flarine.
Upgrading a Weapon, Equipment Set piece or Whetblade requires visiting the NPC [Armor] Boboko in Central Flarine and paying her an upgrade fee that is based on a specific number of Bars. The higher the upgrade level, the more bars are required to complete it. The cost of upgrading will be lower if have more than one of the relevant upgrade materials.
In Chapter 2: Season 5, the way you upgrade your equipment and weapon sets was a bit different. Prior to Chapter 2: Season 5, you could upgrade your weapon or equipment by paying a certain amount of Bars. You could continue to do this until you reach a max upgrade level of the equipment or weapon, after which the upgrades would be reset.
You can still do this, but the process is based on RNG and low on agency. Instead, you're much better off going to the stores and purchasing equipment with low upgrade levels, but excellent base scores and stat distributions. These will then be able to give you the highest tier perks and blessings.
To level up faster, many players prioritise upgrading their weapons. In addition players, they should think about upgrading the weapons they use with their squadmates to make them more powerful and effective. For instance, Shepard should consider upgrading the M92F to unlock the Beretta M93R to enhance its effectiveness when accompanied by experts in biotics like Grunt and Tali.
Jewels
Jewels are used in the armor's sockets and weapons, increasing the power of a character and bringing about secondary effects. They can be made through a process called jewelry crafting, where you combine a gem and a number of specific ingredients at a table for jewelry. The higher the grade of the gem is, the greater its secondary effect. These reagents can be gotten from Treasure Goblins and World Bosses around the world, or through collecting Legendary Gear. You can also purchase them from The Jeweler in exchange for Scattered Prisms and gold.
The Jeweler can improve the quality of a gem in stages ranging from Crude up to Royal. The stat boosts can vary depending on the level the jewel is at when it's slotted into weapons, jewelry, or gear.
The Jeweler is able to create all tiers of gems, with the exception of rare and legendary ones, which you must attain a certain level to get. Unlike other upgrade components, jewels can be swapped with a identical jewel without damaging the original one. You can only replace the gem once within an item of equipment.
Utilizing more jewels in the movement will make it more smooth and is typically performed for aesthetic reasons. In addition to improving performance, the jewels also create a surface that is harder than metal, which means that repeated friction from pivots doesn't damage them as easily.
In addition to the above-mentioned upgrades players can also obtain glyphs for their shields and weapons from a Glyphmaster. They offer a small benefit and are able to be swapped easily, but are not guaranteed to drop as loot. Glyphs, just like jewelry, can be upgraded by the Jeweler to exchange Scattered Crystals and gold. Glyphs can also be taken out and returned to the inventory. Other upgrade components, such as traits or aegis cannot be exchanged and can only be found through an upgrade extractor or salvaging using the Black Lion Salvage Kit or an Ascended Salvage.
Trinkets
Trinkets can provide your hero with many small, but useful advantages. They are available in the starter area as loot or as personal story rewards. They are also available from vendors as well as through the completion of road interactions. They may also be crafted by jewelers, and then found or purchased on the Trading Post.
The first trinket a player is able to unlock is the cloak, which grants a small but useful bonus to movement speed and evasion. After that, they'll be able to get amulets, rings, and necklaces in a similar manner to the way a player can acquire weapons and armor. Each piece of equipment comes with one upgrade slot that can accommodate either a universal upgrade or a jewel upgrade. Universal upgrades are smaller and can be used on any piece of equipment. Jewels are not upgradeable or replaced and are only compatible with certain trinkets.
These trinkets can also grant buffs and skills that remain active even when the character is not in combat. This allows the hero to become more efficient even when not in combat. It also helps compensate for the absence of strong slots in the team or talent tree which are usually filled by the hero's best stats.
As a general rule trinket upgrades should be a priority BiS (Best item upgrade in Slot) items that you aren't likely to replace in the near future. Also, consider items with desirable statistics that aren't as significant as the iLevel of the item that is to be upgraded. This is especially true when you want to upgrade multiple stats on an item. It is better to upgrade one important stat than two less important ones.
At the beginning of the game junglers will usually want to upgrade their yellow trinket into a red one in the middle and top players will usually opt for either a pink or green ward (depending on the matchup). These choices will have a major impact on the hero's ability to control his map.
In addition to the items listed above, players will also find other trinkets that form trophies and rewards throughout the game. These can be earned through completing certain milestones within the story. For instance, finishing the main quest of a chapter or beating a boss. These can be viewed by selecting the relevant achievement from the reward tab of the hero menu.
Item upgrade upgrades are a common and essential way to boost the performance of many items in Path of Exile. They can also provide additional damage, AD or even affixes.
Often times however, upgraded Common and Magic gear is outclassed by Rare-grade equipment due to their requirements.
Armor
Armor upgrades can be applied to both weapon and armor items. They increase the performance of the item upgrader they are connected to. Armor upgrades are found in the game's world and can be purchased from Blacksmiths at any bonfire. They can also be salvaged by using an expert or higher salvage kit to recover upgrades from the items.
The level of an armor's or weapon's upgrade determines the amount of damage it will take on. Upgrading a piece of armor to the highest upgrade level will increase its damage absorption. However, it's important to be aware that this upgrade will raise its weight, requiring it to weigh more than before.
There are several types of armor upgrades that are available in the game and they all have distinct effects. Some upgrades give armor a greater number of health points, while others make it lighter and more powerful. The kind of armor upgrade an item upgrader mod can receive is indicated by the name of the upgrade, as shown in the table below.
Certain upgrades require magic or a hybrid technology and magic, which are indicated by the "Magic" and "Hybrids" entries in the table below. Furthermore, some upgrades require a charge to use, which are shown by the "Charges" entry in the table below. These charges are continuously updated or never expire based on the upgrade.
The cheapest method to upgrade armor is to use Iron Ore, which can be found through exploring the surroundings and looting chests of minor loot. Titanium is more expensive however, it is available at the smelters in Orgrimmar and Stormwind City. Certain upgrades, such as the Reforge and the Hot Potato Books, can only be applied to higher level armor pieces. These upgrades can give significant improvements in performance and are worth the investment, particularly for one-handed weapons.
The player should be aware, however, that upgrading a piece to its max upgrade level will increase its defense values. However, it can also decrease its agility and speed. It is not recommended to upgrade armor beyond +9. The boost in defense typically isn't worth the weight and power cost of the upgrades.
Weapons
Weapon upgrades give players to enhance certain aspects of their weapon. For example an upgrade can increase the damage dealt by a shotgun's shells or the accuracy of a sniper rifle. Certain firearms have upgrades that enhance their inherent qualities. These include Frictionless Materials (improves stability and minimizes the risk of overheating) and Kinetic Coils (increases the speed of projectiles to cause more damage).
Most upgrades for weapons require three Power Dices, a different amount of Minerals and Erons and a whetblade for applying. These can be obtained by doing side quests, or taking out a certain number of monsters or bosses, or through the Weapon Upgrade NPC in Central Flarine.
Upgrading a Weapon, Equipment Set piece or Whetblade requires visiting the NPC [Armor] Boboko in Central Flarine and paying her an upgrade fee that is based on a specific number of Bars. The higher the upgrade level, the more bars are required to complete it. The cost of upgrading will be lower if have more than one of the relevant upgrade materials.
In Chapter 2: Season 5, the way you upgrade your equipment and weapon sets was a bit different. Prior to Chapter 2: Season 5, you could upgrade your weapon or equipment by paying a certain amount of Bars. You could continue to do this until you reach a max upgrade level of the equipment or weapon, after which the upgrades would be reset.
You can still do this, but the process is based on RNG and low on agency. Instead, you're much better off going to the stores and purchasing equipment with low upgrade levels, but excellent base scores and stat distributions. These will then be able to give you the highest tier perks and blessings.
To level up faster, many players prioritise upgrading their weapons. In addition players, they should think about upgrading the weapons they use with their squadmates to make them more powerful and effective. For instance, Shepard should consider upgrading the M92F to unlock the Beretta M93R to enhance its effectiveness when accompanied by experts in biotics like Grunt and Tali.
Jewels
Jewels are used in the armor's sockets and weapons, increasing the power of a character and bringing about secondary effects. They can be made through a process called jewelry crafting, where you combine a gem and a number of specific ingredients at a table for jewelry. The higher the grade of the gem is, the greater its secondary effect. These reagents can be gotten from Treasure Goblins and World Bosses around the world, or through collecting Legendary Gear. You can also purchase them from The Jeweler in exchange for Scattered Prisms and gold.
The Jeweler can improve the quality of a gem in stages ranging from Crude up to Royal. The stat boosts can vary depending on the level the jewel is at when it's slotted into weapons, jewelry, or gear.
The Jeweler is able to create all tiers of gems, with the exception of rare and legendary ones, which you must attain a certain level to get. Unlike other upgrade components, jewels can be swapped with a identical jewel without damaging the original one. You can only replace the gem once within an item of equipment.
Utilizing more jewels in the movement will make it more smooth and is typically performed for aesthetic reasons. In addition to improving performance, the jewels also create a surface that is harder than metal, which means that repeated friction from pivots doesn't damage them as easily.
In addition to the above-mentioned upgrades players can also obtain glyphs for their shields and weapons from a Glyphmaster. They offer a small benefit and are able to be swapped easily, but are not guaranteed to drop as loot. Glyphs, just like jewelry, can be upgraded by the Jeweler to exchange Scattered Crystals and gold. Glyphs can also be taken out and returned to the inventory. Other upgrade components, such as traits or aegis cannot be exchanged and can only be found through an upgrade extractor or salvaging using the Black Lion Salvage Kit or an Ascended Salvage.
Trinkets
Trinkets can provide your hero with many small, but useful advantages. They are available in the starter area as loot or as personal story rewards. They are also available from vendors as well as through the completion of road interactions. They may also be crafted by jewelers, and then found or purchased on the Trading Post.
The first trinket a player is able to unlock is the cloak, which grants a small but useful bonus to movement speed and evasion. After that, they'll be able to get amulets, rings, and necklaces in a similar manner to the way a player can acquire weapons and armor. Each piece of equipment comes with one upgrade slot that can accommodate either a universal upgrade or a jewel upgrade. Universal upgrades are smaller and can be used on any piece of equipment. Jewels are not upgradeable or replaced and are only compatible with certain trinkets.
These trinkets can also grant buffs and skills that remain active even when the character is not in combat. This allows the hero to become more efficient even when not in combat. It also helps compensate for the absence of strong slots in the team or talent tree which are usually filled by the hero's best stats.
As a general rule trinket upgrades should be a priority BiS (Best item upgrade in Slot) items that you aren't likely to replace in the near future. Also, consider items with desirable statistics that aren't as significant as the iLevel of the item that is to be upgraded. This is especially true when you want to upgrade multiple stats on an item. It is better to upgrade one important stat than two less important ones.
At the beginning of the game junglers will usually want to upgrade their yellow trinket into a red one in the middle and top players will usually opt for either a pink or green ward (depending on the matchup). These choices will have a major impact on the hero's ability to control his map.
In addition to the items listed above, players will also find other trinkets that form trophies and rewards throughout the game. These can be earned through completing certain milestones within the story. For instance, finishing the main quest of a chapter or beating a boss. These can be viewed by selecting the relevant achievement from the reward tab of the hero menu.
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