Difference between revisions of "Composing"
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| − | | 101 - 400 | + | |2 fragments: |
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| − | | 401 - 900 | + | |3 fragments: |
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| − | | 901- 1600 | + | |4 fragments: |
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| − | | 1600 - 2501 | + | |5 fragments: |
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Revision as of 17:51, 23 June 2013
Breaking down items
Items can be broken down to convert them into fragments. Depending on their rarety you'll get one of the following fragments:
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Common Fragment
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Rare Fragment
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Unique Fragment
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Legendary Fragment
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Crystalline Fragment
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Super-Elite Fragment
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??? Fragment
The amount of fragments u get is calulated with the following formula: Fragments = RoundUp(SquareRoot(ItemLevel / 100))
| 1 fragment: | 1 - 100 |
| 2 fragments: | 101 - 400 |
| 3 fragments: | 401 - 900 |
| 4 fragments: | 901- 1600 |
| 5 fragments: | 1600 - 2501 |
