Glyph question

TairenSoul

I understand that glyphs are scaled, but what are they scaled off of? The Truly superb glyph of weapon damage made with Kuta is increased damage by 348 and it goes down to 174 when applied?

fizl101

Is it tue same glyph maybe?

TairenSoul

Yes, I figured that part out. What was throwing me off was the numbers changing.

ghastley

One-handed weapons get half the effect that two-handed get, because you can wield two at once.

TairenSoul

Thank you!

virtus753

But don't put two of the same glyphs on your one-handers because they share the same cooldown. It's the same as using only one and leaving the other weapon without a glyph at all.

ZOS_Hadeostry

Greetings,

After further review we have decided to move this thread to a category we think is more appropriate for this topic.

Thank you for your understanding

Soarora

I think it also depends on the quality of the weapon. A blue quality weapon with a gold enchantment I THINK reduces the enchantment to blue. But if upgraded it'll be purple enchantment and then gold. If you enchant a blue quality weapon with a blue enchantment and upgrade the weapon it'll be a purple weapon with blue enchantment, if that makes any sense.

Nestor

Soarora wrote: »

I think it also depends on the quality of the weapon. A blue quality weapon with a gold enchantment I THINK reduces the enchantment to blue. But if upgraded it'll be purple enchantment and then gold. If you enchant a blue quality weapon with a blue enchantment and upgrade the weapon it'll be a purple weapon with blue enchantment, if that makes any sense.

Not quite.

If you get a weapon or armor drop that has an attachment already on it, upgrading the gear upgrades the Enchantment.

If you apply an enchantment to a weapon or armor, either one you craft or a dropped item, then that enchantment does not upgrade with the weapon or armor. You need to apply a new enchantment.

Soarora

Nestor wrote: »

Soarora wrote: »

I think it also depends on the quality of the weapon. A blue quality weapon with a gold enchantment I THINK reduces the enchantment to blue. But if upgraded it'll be purple enchantment and then gold. If you enchant a blue quality weapon with a blue enchantment and upgrade the weapon it'll be a purple weapon with blue enchantment, if that makes any sense.

Not quite.

If you get a weapon or armor drop that has an attachment already on it, upgrading the gear upgrades the Enchantment.

If you apply an enchantment to a weapon or armor, either one you craft or a dropped item, then that enchantment does not upgrade with the weapon or armor. You need to apply a new enchantment.

Yeah that’s what I meant aheh. Thank you for adding additional clarity.

Nestor

Soarora wrote: »

Nestor wrote: »

Soarora wrote: »

I think it also depends on the quality of the weapon. A blue quality weapon with a gold enchantment I THINK reduces the enchantment to blue. But if upgraded it'll be purple enchantment and then gold. If you enchant a blue quality weapon with a blue enchantment and upgrade the weapon it'll be a purple weapon with blue enchantment, if that makes any sense.

Not quite.

If you get a weapon or armor drop that has an attachment already on it, upgrading the gear upgrades the Enchantment.

If you apply an enchantment to a weapon or armor, either one you craft or a dropped item, then that enchantment does not upgrade with the weapon or armor. You need to apply a new enchantment.

Yeah that’s what I meant aheh. Thank you for adding additional clarity.

Also, I have put a Gold Glyph on a Green item and got the full gold value. I have a thousand Kutas so I can weird experiments....