¶ Other
In addition to weapons, armor, and accessories, there are other items you can enhance. You can also equip the following in your equipment tab:
- Wings
- Robots
- Artefact
¶ Wings
Wings, often referred to as the "back slot" in the game, are not just decorative accessories. They serve a practical purpose, and just like other pieces of armor, they can be upgraded and enhanced to improve their performance.
¶ How To Upgrade wings
Upgrading the tier of an item significantly enhances its basic attributes. This can be accomplished through the use of the Arcane Transmutor.
To start, you'll need an item that already has the stat you're looking to transfer, along with something called a Purified Fusion Stone. After buying them in the Item Shop or getting them from events inside the game, they are automatically loaded to your Arcane Transmutor. Choose inside the Arcane Transmutor the Purified Fusion Stone. Then add the item with the desired stat into an empty slot. Once you click "confirm," you'll receive a Mana Stone. This Mana Stone will hold the stat you chose and will be of the same tier as your original item.
You can have up to six different stats on a single piece of wings. You have two general approaches for achieving this:
1. You put In the first method, you simply use the Arcane Transmutor to combine your wings with the first set of three Mana Stones that have the stats you want. Do the same for the next set of three Mana Stones. To finalize the process, you'll need Clean Mana Stones of the tier you want your wings to reach. Insert these along with your wings into the Arcane Transmutor to complete the upgrade.
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2. Alternatively, you could first fuse three Mana Stones together in the Arcane Transmutor to create a single Mana Stone containing those three stats. Do the same with another set of three Mana Stones. You'll end up with two Mana Stones, each containing three different stats. To combine them, you'll need another Clean Mana Stone of the same tier. You can then either fuse the three Mana Stones directly into your wings or combine them to create a higher-tier Mana Stone. If you choose to go for a higher-tier Mana Stone, you'll need extra Clean Mana Stones to complete the wings upgrade.
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It's good to note that you can always use Clean Mana Stones to move up in tiers without worrying about losing any stats.
To find the newest stats, you can visit the Stat Lines page.
¶ How To Improve wings
Improving your wings involves using special items called Jewel Stones. To use a Jewel Stone, you simply right-click on it and then click on the wings to enhance them.
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Doing so will result in one of three possible outcomes:
- Successful refinement, which increases the level of your wings.
- Failed refinement, which lowers the level of your wings.
- No change, where the refinement attempt fails but the level remains the same.
The highest level that any gear can reach is +20.
To learn where to get Jewel Stones and which to use, you can use the Jewel Stones page.
¶ Golden Wings
In Chronicles of Arcadia, there are special items known as Golden Wings. These can come with high dura and also give you movement speed. Additionally you can get a speed boost when clicking them. You can own these by playing the Atlas minigame on weekends or by participating in Forum Events.
¶ How to Use Runes
In every part of these parts of equip, can be put up to 4 runes. Some items already come with a rune slot, for others you first need to drill them with so called Rune Slot Drillers. You can find these in the Item Shop. There is a Driller for specific numbers of rune slots, so take care which one you need to buy.
After you have enough rune slots, you can use your rune from the backpack and insert them into your equip. In the functions menu of your game, you can find the Rune Extraction window. By placing the item in there, you can in exchange for Gold take the rune out of your item.
To find out which is the best rune for your class or what runes exist, you can take a look at the Runes page and the Rune Transmutation page.
¶ Durability
In Chronicles of Arcadia, each item you acquire has a durability score, which can range from 71 to 120 (except Dark Core). Durability is divided into two parts: static and dynamic.
- Static Durability: This is a fixed number and can only be altered using specialized tools called Titanium Hammers which increase the durability permanently.
- Dynamic Durability: This is a fluctuating number that decreases as you engage in combat or suffer defeats.
Items with durability scores above 100 receive a special advantage: a 20% increase in all their attributes. However, be cautious, as the wear and tear from battles can degrade your items' durability. Initially, your items will lose their 20% attribute bonus as durability decreases. If the durability drops to zero, the items become inoperable until repaired.
To restore your gear, you can speak to any vendor in Taborea. They'll offer you the option to repair your items up to their static durability level. For those looking to push the durability of an item above 100, Golden Repair Hammers can be used to double an item's dynamic durability. This will grant you the coveted +20% bonus on all stats for that particular item. In addition, there are Grand Golden Repair Hammers that can double the dynamic durability of all items you are currently wearing. One such hammer is available for free daily from Evangeline in Itnal Camp on the Lost Island of Atlantis.
Beyond armor, certain special items like artefacts and robots can also have their durability increased above 100 using unique repair hammers available in the Item Shop, granting them the same 20% stat boost.
¶ Robots
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Robots are a new kind of item in the game. By playing games in the Arena of Darkness, you can collect parts to build different Robots. Additionally, all robots can have different components. These are:
- Nimble
- Crafting
- Mastery
- Forager
- Arborist
- Stonebreaker
- Leafglow
- Woodspark
- Metalglint
- Locksmith
- Lockpicking
Each Robot comes with two stats which can be re-rolled by using the “Manipulator of Rhognu”. One stat is always a good one and one is a bad broken stat.
There is no way to put stats or runes onto your Robot.
¶ Dura of Robots
Regarding the Tier of the Robot you own, the dura also changes.
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Dura |
Power Modifier |
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White Robot |
10 Dura |
-81% |
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Green Robot |
50 Dura |
-61% |
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Blue Robot |
90 Dura |
-40% |
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Purple Robot |
120 Dura |
-20% |
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By using a “Robotic Repair Hammer”, the Power Modifier can be changed. So, if you used a hammer on your purple Robot, it will have 240 Dura and +40% Power Modifier.
¶ Artefacts
You can obtain Artefacts by exploring the Nostalgia Content. Different instances within this content yield various materials that allow you to craft diverse Artefacts. Presently, only the Sun Artefact is available, but Moon Artefacts will be introduced in the future.
¶ How To Upgrade Artefacts
To be able to use stats on Artefacts, you need to farm these specific materials:
- 10 Sun Essence
- 1 of each Aspects
- Transmutor Charges
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Once collected, you can apply stats to your Artefact in the same way as any other equipment. For a refresher on upgrading items, refer to the Wings section in this guide.
¶ How To Improve Artefacts
Enhance your Artefacts with special items known as Jewel Stones. To apply a Jewel Stone, right-click on the stone and then select the Artefact. However, these particular Jewel Stones aren't available in the Item Shop. Instead, you'll need to purchase the "Perfect Aurora Jewel - Orion" recipe to craft the stones for Artefact enhancement.
Artefacts can be enhanced up to level +6.
¶ Runes in Artefacts
Initially, Artefacts don't have Rune Slots. To add them, purchase recipes from the NPC named Logden Darkstove. This allows you to craft Drillers to add Rune Slots. Currently, you can incorporate up to 2 Rune Slots in an Artefact.
¶ Durability of Artefacts
By default, Artefacts come with a durability (Dura) of 100. If you wish to increase this, you can purchase the "Titanium Hammer for Artefacts". If your Artefact loses durability during battles, use the “Artefact Repair Hammer” to restore it.
