Boosts | Crafting

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Nearly every weapon/armor can be upgraded with appropriate items/substances that improve on their parameters - the so called boosts. Thanks to this, you can obtain equipment that suits your needs and, additionally, increase its value. A good news is that you can apply more than one boost to a given piece of equipment. The below table presents the boosts, alongside with the effects that it provides. Of course,, by how much a piece of equipment is improved, depends on the crafting/blacksmithing level and on the character's level.

Crafting

Component I	Equipment type (Component II)	Boost
Essence [Air / Earth / Fire / Water / Void]	Shield/armor	Increases resistance to the applied type of essence
Pearl	Shield/armor	Increases value
Dye	Armor	Changes the color
Ruby	Armor	Increases resistance to all the elements
Leather Scraps	Any material-made armor	+to defense (low)
Metal Scraps	Any material-made or leather armor	+ to defense (medium)
Plate Scraps	Any metal armor	+ to defense (medium)
Whetstone / Whetstone Wheel	Any blade	+damage
Essence [Air / Earth / Fire / Water / Void]	A weapon	+damage from the element
Tenebrium bar	A weapon	+ damage from Tenebrium
Poison Potion	A weapon	+ damage from poison
Tormented Soul	A weapon	+strength, +agility
Joshua Spice	A weapon	+high damage from fire
Scope / Sextant	A ranged weapon (bow/ crossbow)	+perception
Bowstring	A ranged weapon (bow/ crossbow) [only self-crafted]	+damage
Moonstone	Club/staff	+medium damage

Blacksmithing

Component I	Component II	Boost
Anvil	Metal shield	+blocking
Scrap Metal	Wooden shield	+ blocking

Divinity: Original Sin

June 30, 2014

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