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What does the color of a crafted item's name mean?
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I'm not clear what the significance of white, green, blue and purple names on items is. I thought it had to do with the item's level in relation to your character's level, but I saw a green item that was many items below my level so I guess that's not true. How does this relate to enchanting glyphs?
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Opioid✭✭✭It's the overall quality of the item, not in relation to your level, just in relation to other items.
Basically:
White = Normal
Green = Fine
Blue = Superior
Purple = Epic
Orange = Legendary
As an item goes up in quality, the overall stats of the item (armor provided, damage done, power of enchant/food/potion effect) incrementally increase over the previous quality level. In the case of weapons and armor, improving the item quality will also increase the trait effect.
Specific to enchanting glyphs, a higher quality glyph will provide a more potent effect. Say a White +health glyph provides 25 health, a Green may provide +30, Blue may provide +35, etc.2