In this section, equipment can be modified in various ways. The default tab is Equipped, which lists everything the Player has equipped currently, across all personas and equipment sets. These are marked with a 🗡️. The other tabs let you also filter to newly acquired gear, or to gear of a specific type.
To use this section, the Player chooses the equip they want to modify, and click "Modify Equipment", which then provides various options.
All equipment have a modify page, but no stat changing modification may be performed unless the equipment is Soulbound. See the Soulbind tab for more information on soulbinding.
For equipment that has been soulbound, the following actions may be performed.
This option lets you consume World Seeds to enter the Item World (IW) battle mode. Each victorious completion increases all base stats by 1% (2% for Physical and Magical Attack), increases the amount of charm points available on the equip by 1, and increases the maximum forge level on the equip by 1. The maximum IW level is the third number after Upgrade Tier:, the current level is the second. IW may not exceed the maximum IW level. For example: Upgrade Tier 0 / 15 / 25 indicates that the gear may be IW'd to level 25, and is currently at IW 15.
See Item World for a more detailed breakdown of this battle mode.
Equipment may be forged, up to the maximum completed Item World level. This always costs materials, rare materials depending on the equipment type, credits, and Legendary or Peerless Cores. Legendary Cores and Peerless Cores are substituted with a credit cost if the Player does not own enough Cores in their inventory.
Each upgrade level increases all base stats by 1% (2% for Physical and Magical attack).
The forge level is the first number after Upgrade Tier:. For example, Upgrade Tier: 10 / 15 / 25 indicates the current forge level is 10, it can currently go up to 15 (the current IW level), and the maximum forge level of 25, should the IW level also be completed to 25.
See Forge for a more detailed breakdown of forge costs and material requirements.
Charms, and the Pouches that contain them, may be equipped. Each charm has it's own charm point cost and energy upkeep materials. Pouches do not require upkeep, except to replace them should they be destroyed, but also have a charm point cost depending on their effect, notably protecting the charms from damage, and reducing the amount of wear the charms receive through battle.
See Charms for a more detailed breakdown of charms and pouches and their costs.
