About the exemplary infused ring....
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I got a ring but I’m not sure what it means by “increase jewelry enchantment effectiveness” I just enchanted my rings which I hope didn’t go to waste as I wasn’t wearing the ring
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✭✭✭✭✭I got a ring but I’m not sure what it means by “increase jewelry enchantment effectiveness” I just enchanted my rings which I hope didn’t go to waste as I wasn’t wearing the ring
You're fine, @ioo ... because jewelry traits and jewelry enchantments are two different things.
Just like weapon enchantments and weapon traits are two different things.
The exemplary infused ring is best used for research on your main crafter to learn the infused trait. Or, you can sell or trade it to another player who might need it for research.
After researched, you are able to transmute the trait on jewelry to infused (if you so desire) ... or craft jewelry in the infused trait.
Changing the trait doesn't change the enchantment. Though you can change the enchantment, too, at any time by applying a new enchanting glyph to the jewelry piece.
Edited by Taleof2Cities on June 26, 2018 11:58PM0 -
ioo✭Taleof2Cities wrote: »I got a ring but I’m not sure what it means by “increase jewelry enchantment effectiveness” I just enchanted my rings which I hope didn’t go to waste as I wasn’t wearing the ring
You're fine, @ioo ... because jewelry traits and jewelry enchantments are two different things.
Just like weapon enchantments and weapon traits are two different things.
The exemplary infused ring is best used for research on your main crafter to learn the infused trait. Or, you can sell or trade it to another player who might need it for research.
After researched, you are able to transmute the trait on jewelry to infused (if you so desire) ... or craft jewelry in the infused trait.
Changing the trait doesn't change the enchantment. Though you can change the enchantment, too, at any time by applying a new enchanting glyph to the jewelry piece.
Whew that’s a relief thx for the quick response!0