Enchanting Rod

• Split the nuggets among any number of slots.
• Every occupied slot must contain Medium Gold Nuggets.
• The total must be exactly 1,200.

Result: all inputs are consumed. The Gold Nugget is placed in inventory or local storage.

• Both items must have an amount of one and already have custom graphics.
• Legendary items may differ only by tier and must be from the same family.

Result: the destination item copies the source item's graphic. Neither item is consumed; both are returned to inventory or local storage.

• You must be on the Bog Swamp's Peninsula of Blood.
• The account must have an email address.
• Soulshare must not already be unlocked for that email.

Result: both items are consumed and Soulshare unlocks for accounts on the same email.

The rod chooses a trophy at or below your maximum creature kill level. It favors the result that wastes the least computed value and that fits in one stack.

• Very valuable stacks can exceed the value allowed by your maximum kill.
• Small stacks can be too weak to produce a suitable trophy.

Larger resin stacks are generally more efficient, but the rod can reject a stack whose value is too high for your maximum creature kill. See the December 26, 2023 announcement for the original feature details.

Result: the resin becomes a trophy stack, which is placed in inventory or local storage.

• Use Physical, Magical, Defense, or a degraded version.
• The essence and silk amounts must match.
• The required silk tier rises with maximum experience and reaches tier 30 at 90 billion maximum experience.

Result: both stacks are consumed.

• The total rune amount must equal the essence amount.
• You may spread runes among any of Slots 2 through 12.
• No item after Slot 1 may be anything other than a rune.
• Normal essences give 9 temper each; degraded essences give 3.

Result: all essence and rune stacks are consumed.

• The stacks must have the same essence type, amount, and soulbound status.
• Only full-strength Physical, Magical, and Defense Essences work.
• Already degraded essences cannot be degraded again.

Result: both stacks become degraded and unbound, then return to inventory or local storage. Their eventual temper value changes from 9 to 3 each.

• The family must support tiers and not be at its maximum tier.
• If either input is soulbound, the result is soulbound.
• A custom graphic from one input is preserved. If both inputs have custom graphics, the graphic from the left slot is preserved and the graphic from the right slot is permanently lost. Later downtiering will not produce two copies of the preserved custom graphic; only one lower-tier item will keep it.
• A normal rod permits one pair. A Zoic rod permits up to six identical pairs; complete rows may be empty.

Result: each pair becomes one next-tier item, which is placed in inventory or local storage.

• Both legendary families must be tierable and must be the same kind of item, such as two weapons or two shields.
• They must be different families with the same soulbound status.
• The store-value difference cannot exceed 17% of the target's value.
• The right-slot target preserves its custom graphic. The left-slot donor is consumed, and its custom graphic is lost rather than transferred.

Result: the donor is consumed. The target receives the donor's tier and is placed in inventory or local storage.

• The item must be tierable, above tier 1, and soulbound.
• You need at least two empty inventory positions.
• The item's temper is cleared.

Result: one item becomes two soulbound items of the next lower tier. One preserves the original custom graphic and the other has the standard graphic. Both are placed in inventory or local storage.

Eligible masters: weapon, bow, arrow, quiver/lavalier, pet, and gem.

• Two-master method: each pair is consumed and produces one random eligible LG master. The Zoic rod supports six pairs; pairs need not match.
• Starfall method: one master in Slot 1 and one Starfall Resin in Slot 2 produce one random master. All later slots must be empty.
• You need one empty inventory position per two-master batch result.

Result: each random master is placed in inventory or local storage.

• Two armor essences become one different random armor-family essence.
• Two shield essences become one different random shield-family essence.
• The output cannot remain the original family.
• Any custom graphic is cleared.

Result: one different-family essence is placed in inventory or local storage.

Result: both materials are consumed. The essence is placed in inventory or local storage.

• Armor essence works on a helmet, breastplate, sleeve, or legging.
• Shield essence works only on a shield.
• The target keeps its current tier but changes to the family chosen by Slot 1.
• All redistributed stats are cleared. Any custom graphic on the target is always removed, and the transformed item uses its standard graphic.

Result: the family essence and 100 Heroic Essences are consumed. The transformed legendary is placed in inventory or local storage.

• Two identical unstackable standard resources become one resource one tier higher.
• Junk cannot be changed, and tier 30 cannot increase.
• The normal rod supports one pair.
• The Zoic rod supports up to six identical pairs.

Result: each pair becomes one next-tier resource, which is placed in inventory or local storage.

• The input amount must be even.
• Junk cannot be changed, and tier 30 cannot increase.
• The normal rod supports Slot 2 only.
• For a Zoic batch, every left slot must be empty and all right stacks must be identical.

Result: each stack becomes half as many resources of the next tier. The results are placed in inventory or local storage.

• An odd stack selects downcrafting instead of uptiering.
• The resource falls one tier and produces a random amount from the old amount through twice the old amount, capped by maximum stack size.
• Higher-rarity resources, especially resins, tend to produce amounts closer to the original stack size.
• Tier 1 and junk cannot be reduced.
• Downcrafting cannot be batched, even with a Zoic rod.

Result: the lower-tier resource stack is placed in inventory or local storage.

• The amount must be even.
• Rank 15 cannot increase.
• The normal rod supports Slot 2 only.
• A Zoic rod supports up to six identical stacks in the right slots.

Result: each stack becomes half as many potions of the next rank. The results are placed in inventory or local storage.

In every pair, the left resource chooses a stat to raise and the right resource chooses a stat to lower.

• Use exactly one resource in each occupied slot.
• Every occupied left slot needs an occupied right slot.
• Each resource category may appear only once in the entire rod. Two different silks still count as two silks.
• Only the standard resource categories shown in the tables below can be used. Resins and dusts cannot be used.