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	== '''Charms''' ==		== '''Charms''' ==
	Can be found on the Modify screen of [[The Armory]], after selecting an equipment under the [[Modify]] tab.		Can be found on the [[Modify]] screen of [[The Armory]], after selecting an equipment under the [[Modify]] tab.

	They come in "Lesser" and "Greater" variants, where the latter variant is more expensive to slot but gives a more substantial bonus.		They come in "Lesser" and "Greater" variants, where the latter variant is more expensive to slot but gives a more substantial bonus.
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	[[Condition\|Wear]] can be reduced by using a [[Pouches\|Pouch]], which can be swapped with more durable [[Pouches\|pouches]] - and possibly in the future, pouches with other special effects. All charms come inside a free Silk [[Pouches\|Pouch]].		[[Condition\|Wear]] can be reduced by using a [[Pouches\|Pouch]], which can be swapped with more durable [[Pouches\|pouches]] - and possibly in the future, pouches with other special effects. All charms come inside a free Silk [[Pouches\|Pouch]].

	* Silk [[Pouches]] reduce wear by 50%; the pouch will alwafys be destroyed if it takes damage on defeat.		* Silk [[Pouches]] reduce wear by 50%; the [[Pouches\|pouch]] will alwafys be destroyed if it takes damage on defeat.

	* Kevlar [[Pouches]] reduce wear by 90%; the pouch has a 20% chance of being destroyed if it takes damage on defeat.		* Kevlar [[Pouches]] reduce wear by 90%; the [[Pouches\|pouch]] has a 20% chance of being destroyed if it takes damage on defeat.

	* Mithril [[Pouches]] fully eliminate wear, and the pouch itself is indestructible.		* Mithril [[Pouches]] fully eliminate wear, and the [[Pouches\|pouch]] itself is indestructible.

	When a charm reaches 20% [[condition]], it is considered worn and becomes replaceable. You can either manually replace damaged charms and [[Pouches\|pouches]] from the charm selector, or automatically by repairing it with the Repair button on the [[Modify]] page or via the Repair tab.		When a charm reaches 20% [[condition]], it is considered worn and becomes replaceable. You can either manually replace damaged charms and [[Pouches\|pouches]] from the charm selector, or automatically by repairing it with the Repair button on the [[Modify]] page or via the Repair tab.

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	== '''Charms''' ==		== '''Charms''' ==
			Can be found on the Modify screen of [[The Armory]], after selecting an equipment under the [[Modify]] tab.


	~~Charms can~~ be found on the Modify screen of [[The Armory]], after selecting an equipment under the [[Modify]] tab.

	They come in "Lesser" and "Greater" variants, where the latter variant is more expensive to slot but gives a more substantial bonus.		They come in "Lesser" and "Greater" variants, where the latter variant is more expensive to slot but gives a more substantial bonus.

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	Charms can be found on the Modify screen of The Armory, after selecting an equipment under the Modify tab.
			Charms can be found on the Modify screen of [[The Armory]], after selecting an equipment under the [[Modify]] tab.

	They come in "Lesser" and "Greater" variants, where the latter variant is more expensive to slot but gives a more substantial bonus.		They come in "Lesser" and "Greater" variants, where the latter variant is more expensive to slot but gives a more substantial bonus.

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	== '''Charms''' ==		== '''Charms''' ==


	Charms can be found on the Modify screen of The Armory, after selecting an equipment under the Modify tab.		Charms can be found on the Modify screen of The Armory, after selecting an equipment under the Modify tab.

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	Every equipment has a number of "Charm Slots", as well as a base number of "Charm Points"; both depend on the quality of the equipment. You can boost the number of Charm Points with Upgrades and clearing levels in the [[Item World]], each of which adds +1 point.		Every equipment has a number of "Charm Slots", as well as a base number of "Charm Points"; both depend on the quality of the equipment. You can boost the number of Charm Points with Upgrades and clearing levels in the [[Item World]], each of which adds +1 point.

	Charms are consumables, and will (normally) wear out over time; the condition is visible in the charm selector on the modify screen. This works the same as regular equipment damage, except it is not affected by Repair Bear. If the charm is exposed, it will take condition loss equal to the base equipment condition loss. Lesser Charms wear out twice as fast as Greater Charms.		Charms are consumables, and will (normally) wear out over time; the [[condition]] is visible in the charm selector on the modify screen. This works the same as regular equipment damage, except it is not affected by Repair Bear. If the charm is exposed, it will take condition loss equal to the base equipment [[condition]] loss. Lesser Charms wear out twice as fast as Greater Charms.

	Wear can be reduced by using a [[Pouches\|Pouch]], which can be swapped with more durable [[Pouches\|pouches]] - and possibly in the future, pouches with other special effects. All charms come inside a free Silk [[Pouches\|Pouch]].		[[Condition\|Wear]] can be reduced by using a [[Pouches\|Pouch]], which can be swapped with more durable [[Pouches\|pouches]] - and possibly in the future, pouches with other special effects. All charms come inside a free Silk [[Pouches\|Pouch]].

	* Silk [[Pouches]] reduce wear by 50%; the pouch will alwafys be destroyed if it takes damage on defeat.		* Silk [[Pouches]] reduce wear by 50%; the pouch will alwafys be destroyed if it takes damage on defeat.
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	* Mithril [[Pouches]] fully eliminate wear, and the pouch itself is indestructible.		* Mithril [[Pouches]] fully eliminate wear, and the pouch itself is indestructible.

	When a charm reaches 20% condition, it is considered worn and becomes replaceable. You can either manually replace damaged charms and pouches from the charm selector, or automatically by repairing it with the Repair button on the [[Modify]] page or via the Repair tab.		When a charm reaches 20% [[condition]], it is considered worn and becomes replaceable. You can either manually replace damaged charms and [[Pouches\|pouches]] from the charm selector, or automatically by repairing it with the Repair button on the [[Modify]] page or via the Repair tab.

	If you replace a worn or torn charm with an identical charm, it will not charge upkeep materials, and any remaining condition will be added to the new charm. So if the old charm had 10% condition remaining, the replacement charm will initially be at 110% condition.		If you replace a [[condition\|worn or torn]] charm with an identical charm, it will not charge upkeep [[materials]], and any remaining [[condition]] will be added to the new charm. So if the old charm had 10% [[condition]] remaining, the replacement charm will initially be at 110% [[condition]].

	Charms also require upkeep items. For example, strike charms and proof charms require elemental [[infusions]], while charms based on the old enchantments use those items as upkeep. Charms with no special requirements use Energy Cells instead. This is charged as part of the slotting and repair costs.		Charms also require upkeep [[Items\|items]]. For example, strike charms and proof charms require elemental [[infusions]], while charms based on the old enchantments use those items as upkeep. Charms with no special requirements use Energy Cells instead. This is charged as part of the slotting and repair costs.

	Charms can be obtained by clearing [[Item World\|Item Worlds]]; however, they are not automatically attached to the cleared equipment. Charms and [[Pouches\|pouches]] can also be obtained by offering [[trophies]] in [https://ehwiki.org/wiki/Shrine The Shrine], and can be traded in [[The Market]].		Charms can be obtained by clearing [[Item World\|Item Worlds]]; however, they are not automatically attached to the cleared equipment. Charms and [[Pouches\|pouches]] can also be obtained by offering [[trophies]] in [https://ehwiki.org/wiki/Shrine The Shrine], and can be traded in [[The Market]].

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	* Mithril Pouches fully eliminate wear, and the pouch itself is indestructible.		* Mithril Pouches fully eliminate wear, and the pouch itself is indestructible.

	When a charm reaches 20% condition, it is considered worn and becomes replaceable. You can either manually replace damaged charms and pouches from the charm selector, or automatically by repairing it with the Repair button on the Modify page or via the Repair tab.		When a charm reaches 20% condition, it is considered worn and becomes replaceable. You can either manually replace damaged charms and pouches from the charm selector, or automatically by repairing it with the Repair button on the [[Modify]] page or via the Repair tab.

	If you replace a worn or torn charm with an identical charm, it will not charge upkeep materials, and any remaining condition will be added to the new charm. So if the old charm had 10% condition remaining, the replacement charm will initially be at 110% condition.		If you replace a worn or torn charm with an identical charm, it will not charge upkeep materials, and any remaining condition will be added to the new charm. So if the old charm had 10% condition remaining, the replacement charm will initially be at 110% condition.
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	\|Lesser Featherweight Charm		\|Lesser Featherweight Charm
	\|5		\|5
	\|Reduces Burden and ~~interference~~		\|Reduces [[Burden]] and [[Interference]]
	\|-		\|-
	\|Greater Featherweight Charm		\|Greater Featherweight Charm
	\|10		\|10
	\|Reduces Burden and ~~interference~~		\|Reduces [[Burden]] and [[Interference]]
	\|-		\|-
	\|Lesser Hollowforged Charm		\|Lesser Hollowforged Charm

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	They come in "Lesser" and "Greater" variants, where the latter variant is more expensive to slot but gives a more significant bonus.		They come in "Lesser" and "Greater" variants, where the latter variant is more expensive to slot but gives a more significant bonus.

	Every equipment has a number of "Charm Slots", as well as a base number of "Charm Points"; both depend on the quality of the equipment. You can boost the number of Charm Points with Upgrades and clearing levels in the Item World, each of which adds +1 point.		Every equipment has a number of "Charm Slots", as well as a base number of "Charm Points"; both depend on the quality of the equipment. You can boost the number of Charm Points with Upgrades and clearing levels in the [[Item World]], each of which adds +1 point.

	Charms are consumables, and will (normally) wear out over time; the condition is visible in the charm selector on the modify screen. This works the same as regular equipment damage, except it is not affected by Repair Bear. If the charm is exposed, it will take condition loss equal to the base equipment condition loss. Lesser Charms wear out twice as fast as Greater Charms.		Charms are consumables, and will (normally) wear out over time; the condition is visible in the charm selector on the modify screen. This works the same as regular equipment damage, except it is not affected by Repair Bear. If the charm is exposed, it will take condition loss equal to the base equipment condition loss. Lesser Charms wear out twice as fast as Greater Charms.
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	Wear can be reduced by using a Pouch, which can be swapped with more durable pouches - and possibly in the future, pouches with other special effects. All charms come inside a free Silk Pouch.		Wear can be reduced by using a Pouch, which can be swapped with more durable pouches - and possibly in the future, pouches with other special effects. All charms come inside a free Silk Pouch.

	* Silk Pouches reduce wear by 50%; the pouch will ~~always~~ be destroyed if it takes damage on defeat.		* Silk Pouches reduce wear by 50%; the pouch will alwafys be destroyed if it takes damage on defeat.

	* Kevlar Pouches reduce wear by 90%; the pouch has a 20% chance of being destroyed if it takes damage on defeat.		* Kevlar Pouches reduce wear by 90%; the pouch has a 20% chance of being destroyed if it takes damage on defeat.
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	Charms also require upkeep items. For example, strike charms and proof charms require elemental infusions, while charms based on the old enchantments use those items as upkeep. Charms with no special requirements use Energy Cells instead. This is charged as part of the slotting and repair costs.		Charms also require upkeep items. For example, strike charms and proof charms require elemental infusions, while charms based on the old enchantments use those items as upkeep. Charms with no special requirements use Energy Cells instead. This is charged as part of the slotting and repair costs.

	Charms can be obtained by clearing Item Worlds; however, they are not automatically attached to the cleared equipment. Charms and pouches can also be obtained by offering trophies in [https://ehwiki.org/wiki/Shrine The Shrine], and can be traded in [[The Market]].		Charms can be obtained by clearing [[Item World\|Item Worlds]]; however, they are not automatically attached to the cleared equipment. Charms and pouches can also be obtained by offering trophies in [https://ehwiki.org/wiki/Shrine The Shrine], and can be traded in [[The Market]].

	=== Charm Point costs ===		=== Charm Point costs ===

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	Charms also require upkeep items. For example, strike charms and proof charms require elemental infusions, while charms based on the old enchantments use those items as upkeep. Charms with no special requirements use Energy Cells instead. This is charged as part of the slotting and repair costs.		Charms also require upkeep items. For example, strike charms and proof charms require elemental infusions, while charms based on the old enchantments use those items as upkeep. Charms with no special requirements use Energy Cells instead. This is charged as part of the slotting and repair costs.

	Charms can be obtained by clearing Item Worlds; however, they are not automatically attached to the cleared equipment. Charms and pouches can also be obtained by offering trophies in The Shrine, and can be traded in The Market.		Charms can be obtained by clearing Item Worlds; however, they are not automatically attached to the cleared equipment. Charms and pouches can also be obtained by offering trophies in [https://ehwiki.org/wiki/Shrine The Shrine], and can be traded in [[The Market]].

	=== Charm Point costs ===		=== Charm Point costs ===

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	Charms can be found on the Modify screen of The Armory, after selecting an equipment under the Modify tab.		Charms can be found on the Modify screen of The Armory, after selecting an equipment under the Modify tab.

	They come in "Lesser" and "Greater" variants, where the latter variant is more expensive to slot but gives a more ~~significant~~ bonus.		They come in "Lesser" and "Greater" variants, where the latter variant is more expensive to slot but gives a more substantial bonus.

	Every equipment has a number of "Charm Slots", as well as a base number of "Charm Points"; both depend on the quality of the equipment. You can boost the number of Charm Points with Upgrades and clearing levels in the [[Item World]], each of which adds +1 point.		Every equipment has a number of "Charm Slots", as well as a base number of "Charm Points"; both depend on the quality of the equipment. You can boost the number of Charm Points with Upgrades and clearing levels in the [[Item World]], each of which adds +1 point.
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	Charms are consumables, and will (normally) wear out over time; the condition is visible in the charm selector on the modify screen. This works the same as regular equipment damage, except it is not affected by Repair Bear. If the charm is exposed, it will take condition loss equal to the base equipment condition loss. Lesser Charms wear out twice as fast as Greater Charms.		Charms are consumables, and will (normally) wear out over time; the condition is visible in the charm selector on the modify screen. This works the same as regular equipment damage, except it is not affected by Repair Bear. If the charm is exposed, it will take condition loss equal to the base equipment condition loss. Lesser Charms wear out twice as fast as Greater Charms.

	Wear can be reduced by using a Pouch, which can be swapped with more durable pouches - and possibly in the future, pouches with other special effects. All charms come inside a free Silk Pouch.		Wear can be reduced by using a [[Pouches\|Pouch]], which can be swapped with more durable [[Pouches\|pouches]] - and possibly in the future, pouches with other special effects. All charms come inside a free Silk [[Pouches\|Pouch]].

	* Silk Pouches reduce wear by 50%; the pouch will alwafys be destroyed if it takes damage on defeat.		* Silk [[Pouches]] reduce wear by 50%; the pouch will alwafys be destroyed if it takes damage on defeat.

	* Kevlar Pouches reduce wear by 90%; the pouch has a 20% chance of being destroyed if it takes damage on defeat.		* Kevlar [[Pouches]] reduce wear by 90%; the pouch has a 20% chance of being destroyed if it takes damage on defeat.

	* Mithril Pouches fully eliminate wear, and the pouch itself is indestructible.		* Mithril [[Pouches]] fully eliminate wear, and the pouch itself is indestructible.

	When a charm reaches 20% condition, it is considered worn and becomes replaceable. You can either manually replace damaged charms and pouches from the charm selector, or automatically by repairing it with the Repair button on the [[Modify]] page or via the Repair tab.		When a charm reaches 20% condition, it is considered worn and becomes replaceable. You can either manually replace damaged charms and pouches from the charm selector, or automatically by repairing it with the Repair button on the [[Modify]] page or via the Repair tab.
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	If you replace a worn or torn charm with an identical charm, it will not charge upkeep materials, and any remaining condition will be added to the new charm. So if the old charm had 10% condition remaining, the replacement charm will initially be at 110% condition.		If you replace a worn or torn charm with an identical charm, it will not charge upkeep materials, and any remaining condition will be added to the new charm. So if the old charm had 10% condition remaining, the replacement charm will initially be at 110% condition.

	Charms also require upkeep items. For example, strike charms and proof charms require elemental infusions, while charms based on the old enchantments use those items as upkeep. Charms with no special requirements use Energy Cells instead. This is charged as part of the slotting and repair costs.		Charms also require upkeep items. For example, strike charms and proof charms require elemental [[infusions]], while charms based on the old enchantments use those items as upkeep. Charms with no special requirements use Energy Cells instead. This is charged as part of the slotting and repair costs.

	Charms can be obtained by clearing [[Item World\|Item Worlds]]; however, they are not automatically attached to the cleared equipment. Charms and pouches can also be obtained by offering trophies in [https://ehwiki.org/wiki/Shrine The Shrine], and can be traded in [[The Market]].		Charms can be obtained by clearing [[Item World\|Item Worlds]]; however, they are not automatically attached to the cleared equipment. Charms and [[Pouches\|pouches]] can also be obtained by offering [[trophies]] in [https://ehwiki.org/wiki/Shrine The Shrine], and can be traded in [[The Market]].

	=== Charm Point costs ===		=== Charm Point costs ===