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| + | For example, a [[Shield Handle]] [[of Fortitude]] providing a +30 [[health]] bonus would be considered perfect, while one providing +25 or +29 would not. If a player were to refer to their perfect weapon, it is generally implied it has: |
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| − | When trading items with perfect stats and bonuses in the trade channel, such items are considered "[[Godly]]" for the sake of defining them. |
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| + | *Maximum stats (e.g. +12 energy on a focus item, 15-22 damage on a [[sword]]) |
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| + | *A maximum [[weapon modifier]] or [[inscription]] |
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| + | *A maximum [[weapon upgrade]] |
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| + | *A low [[attribute]] requirement (this isn't necessary to be ''perfect'', however, some players insist a weapon have a requirement of 9 or lower) |
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Latest revision as of 16:10, 22 April 2009
Perfect is a term used to describe a weapon or weapon upgrade that has the maximum bonuses available for its type. Some players refer to such items as godly items.
For example, a Shield Handle of Fortitude providing a +30 health bonus would be considered perfect, while one providing +25 or +29 would not. If a player were to refer to their perfect weapon, it is generally implied it has:
- Maximum stats (e.g. +12 energy on a focus item, 15-22 damage on a sword)
- A maximum weapon modifier or inscription
- A maximum weapon upgrade
- A low attribute requirement (this isn't necessary to be perfect, however, some players insist a weapon have a requirement of 9 or lower)