So from what I read I can take the prefixes off 1 item and put them on another item. So in theory that means I can take a +5 khopesh find a Khopesh of pure good and a Metalline Khopesh and make a +5 metalline khopesh of pure good.
Is this correct?
So from what I read I can take the prefixes off 1 item and put them on another item. So in theory that means I can take a +5 khopesh find a Khopesh of pure good and a Metalline Khopesh and make a +5 metalline khopesh of pure good.
Is this correct?
Yes....and no.
Crafting doesn't work that way, but it will let you make that +5 metalline khopesh of pure good..eventually.
basically crafting is similiar to what you are proposing, but the road is not as direct as that
Step 1: you can deconstruct, here you have 4 options
1.remove all magic and get a blank craftable item
2.remove suffix and gain ingredients that are grouped based on suffix type
3.remove prefix and gain ingredients that are grouped based on suffix type
4. remove enchantment +1-+5
Step 2: Craft shards based on the ingredients
create a suffix shard or a porefix shard or an enchantment shard, These require the ingredients you deconstructed(usually it takes multiple deconstructs to make enough ingredients to make one shard, also many shard recipes have 2 levels of ingredients, deconstructing mostly gives you the small ones and the others have to be looted from chests and end rewards.
Step 3 apply shard to blank, so to make your +5 metalline of pure good khopesh, you would need to make a +5 enchantment shard, a metalline shard(if they exist) and a pure good shard and apply all to weapon
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Step 2 should read Craft shards based on the ingredients and your chance of success vs your current level in that field, i.e. Arcane, Divine and Elemental.
You can see a demo of crafting that I made here.
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Long story short?
No.
You can craft a metalline pure good Khopesh, but you can't strip enchantments from a given weapon and graft them onto another piece of gear.
Not only you don't need to, but you don't even need to strip a single metalline, or pure good weapon to do so.
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This new crafting got some fairly misleading PR.
As they mentioned above, you need raw essences to do your crafting - assuming your crafting levels are high enough.
Raw essences you can strip from any kind of magical item, not just "prized" ones.
You could tear down bracers of sustenance and maces of shattermantle, to get the essences you need for a metalline pg - good and chaos.
While yield is fairly low now, devs mentioned they actually raised it, and nothing prevents them from further tweaking the system.
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No, you can destroy 32 items that have pure good (or holy, holy burst, healing, ardor, benevolence) as a suffix and add it to a +5 silver khopesh if you spend about 2 months breaking down several thousand other items & turning those into hundreds of shards that you have no use for, at all, ever.
Oh, and metalline is broken or not added yet.
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Not quite.
You can't add anything to finished items.
You first need to disjoint them - a bit like formatting the medium.
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If I may suggest a further tweak to crafting: unfinished items reminded me of open-session DVDs.
Maybe we could be allowed to "finish" the crafting by a further ritual, and maybe make a bound item unbound, by spending more ingredients.
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I have a ring with a medium guild augment slot I use it for sp on my wizard and I have a kama with greater parrying can I put greater parying on the ring?
Again, the crafting isn't that simple.
You can strip the Greater Parrying off the ring. You will destroy the ring. You will receive some materials from this process. With those materials, and other materials from other items, you would be able to craft a Greater Parrying shard.
*IF* Greater Parrying were a shard, which it's not. ~and~
*IF* you have the crafting level to make the shard.
again, you do not take the ability off of one item and put it on another.
you have the following four deconstruct options. *none* of them allow you to transfer a property from one item to another.
1) create a blank. removes everything from the item except augment slots and material.
2) destroy the item to create ingredients based on the prefix.
3) destroy the item to create ingredients based on the suffix.
4) destroy the item to get an enhancement bonus (not entirely clear on how this works, couldn't get mine to apply).
again, there is no way to take a good ability from one item or weapon and add it to another.
as for specifically adding parrying to your ring... i don't think so. each enchantment has specific slots it can go in. some enchantments don't have shard recipes yet, either. i'm pretty sure parrying has to go on a weapon or a shield, if it's even in the list.
It is clearly not working as described by Fernando in the interview from PAX.
I have my paralizing kama! what do i do with it now? save for later?