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Pasha
Apprentice
Joined: 21 Mar 2011 21:23
Posts: 45
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Thanks Gorboth for your answer. But my second question was related to enchantments which can be created from own gems. I.e. can i create peculiar/exotic imbuements from gems in my lapidarium ?
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| 27 Oct 2016 21:37 |
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gorboth
Site Admin
Joined: 03 Mar 2010 20:51
Posts: 2280
Location: Some old coffin
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Ah, sorry - I didn't understand your question, Pasha.
No, using the enchanter's forge and your collected stones, you can only forge "unusual" items, meaning only one imbuement on them (of whichever strength you care to invest.) The reason for this is that multiple imbuements on a single item is not very balanced. We created a system which creates VERY unbalanced items from time to time with the understanding that this will be extremely rare. For such an imbuement to land on a really useful sword or piece of armour that you would want to use even if it weren't imbued - that is so rare it almost never happens (e.g. that last post of mine - I've never seen a natural enchantment on an FBB before, and this happened to be an intense one! - quite rare indeed.) To allow players to create peculiar and exotic items means these results will no longer be rare, and they will always be on items that are otherwise worth using. This would break the system and the balance.
G.
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Pasha
Apprentice
Joined: 21 Mar 2011 21:23
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Orien
Apprentice
Joined: 10 Jun 2016 17:08
Posts: 41
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You get an exotic notched longsword from the corpse of an orcish warrior.
Many notches have been carved into the metal on the side of the blade that extends from the hilt of this longsword. Whether the notches are for decoration or to commemorate those who have fallen under it's slice is a matter of grim speculation.
It looks like it is in prime condition.
It is enveloped by faint white flames.
A faint odor of decay issues from the weapon.
A faint smell of lavender emanates from its surface.
_________________ Orien are cute (Cool too) kender, if ya disagree with Orien, Orien agree with ya, Orien loves all ^bounce^
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Zar
Hero
Joined: 21 Feb 2011 19:17
Posts: 393
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Now I can be a sneaky smartass
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Dorrien
Adventurer
Joined: 22 Dec 2010 10:43
Posts: 88
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So apparently I have been a sinner this week... I went to imbue one of my weapons and after giving 1,000 platinum coins to the enchanter, RNGesus had something up his sleeve...
Dorrien, you have been a bad boy this week!
Halfling slay for you!!!
How... disappointing... 1K... gone.
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mallor
Rising Hero
Joined: 27 Jun 2011 13:20
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1k plats is a decent grinding day in barrows. Hardly disappointing.
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Dorrien
Adventurer
Joined: 22 Dec 2010 10:43
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If a faint hobbit slay imbue, at all, let alone for 1K isn't disappointing, my assumptions about you are very very VERY correct...
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Keltar
Wanderer
Joined: 20 Apr 2010 18:54
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I guess you can get any faint imbue for around 1800 plats. Buying off auctions for not more then 40 plats each is doable / getting items off corpses and transmo to stones. You end with 27 cracked stones = 1 faint imbue
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| 30 Jul 2017 11:21 |
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Thalric
Adventurer
Joined: 14 Jun 2016 16:34
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Keltar, your math is wrong
it is only 9 stones to make an ordinary stone, which becomes a faint imbue.
If you find 81 you can make a glittering stone, which is an intense imbue.
3 cracked = 1 blemished
3 blemished (9 cracked) = 1 ordinary = faint imbue
3 ordinary (27 cracked) = 1 unblemished = pronounced imbue
3 unblemished (81 cracked) = 1 glittering = intense imbue
Edit: My math apparently wasn't anything to brag about either.
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