Item Enchantment Alternatives - Revision history

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	\| {{Icon\|Mount Lethe Recall}} [[Mount Lethe Recall]]		\| {{Icon\|Mount Lethe Recall}} [[Mount Lethe Recall]]

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	* Without item enchantment, there is no way to summon portals to tied locations.		* Without item enchantment, there is no way to summon portals to tied locations.

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	'''<font color=green>Alternatives</font>''':		'''<font color=green>Alternatives</font>''':
	* The [[Composite ~~Bow~~ Quest\|Composite Bow, Crossbow, and Atlatl]] have the varying levels of Brittlemail as a [[Cast on Strike]] spell. This allows players with missile skills to target a creature wielding a shield and worsen its shield level. To do so however, the player must first land a hit, the cast on strike ability must activate, and the creature must not resist the spell.		* The [[Composite Weapons Quest\|Composite Bow, Crossbow, and Atlatl]] have the varying levels of Brittlemail as a [[Cast on Strike]] spell. This allows players with missile skills to target a creature wielding a shield and worsen its shield level. To do so however, the player must first land a hit, the cast on strike ability must activate, and the creature must not resist the spell.
	* Note that while the [[Rift Orb (Umbral Rift)]] has a built-in Brittlemail spell, the orb itself requires 350 Item Enchantment to activate, making this not an alternative to item enchantment.		* Note that while the [[Rift Orb (Umbral Rift)]] has a built-in Brittlemail spell, the orb itself requires 350 Item Enchantment to activate, making this not an alternative to item enchantment.

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	* Without item enchantment, there is no way to tie to portals or gain a secondary, non-attuned lifestone tie.		* Without item enchantment, there is no way to tie to portals or gain a secondary, non-attuned lifestone tie.
	* Without item enchantment, there is no way to summon portals to tied locations.		* Without item enchantment, there is no way to summon portals to tied locations.

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imported>An Adventurer: /* Debuffing */

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	'''<font color=green>Alternatives</font>''':		'''<font color=green>Alternatives</font>''':
	* The [[Composite Bow Quest\|Composite Bow, Crossbow, and Atlatl]] have the varying levels of Brittlemail as a [[Cast on Strike]] spell. This allows players with missile skills to target a creature wielding a shield and worsen its shield level. To do so however, the player must first land a hit, the cast on strike ability must activate, and the creature must not resist the spell.		* The [[Composite Bow Quest\|Composite Bow, Crossbow, and Atlatl]] have the varying levels of Brittlemail as a [[Cast on Strike]] spell. This allows players with missile skills to target a creature wielding a shield and worsen its shield level. To do so however, the player must first land a hit, the cast on strike ability must activate, and the creature must not resist the spell.
			* Note that while the [[Rift Orb (Umbral Rift)]] has a built-in Brittlemail spell, the orb itself requires 350 Item Enchantment to activate, making this not an alternative to item enchantment.
	* Note that, while the [[Rift Orb (Umbral Rift)]] has a built-in~~, castable~~ Brittlemail spell, the orb itself requires Item Enchantment to activate, making this not an alternative to item enchantment.

	'''<font color=red>No Alternatives</font>''':		'''<font color=red>No Alternatives</font>''':

imported>An Adventurer at 16:53, 11 September 2010

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	* The [[Composite Bow Quest\|Composite Bow, Crossbow, and Atlatl]] have the varying levels of Brittlemail as a [[Cast on Strike]] spell. This allows players with missile skills to target a creature wielding a shield and worsen its shield level. To do so however, the player must first land a hit, the cast on strike ability must activate, and the creature must not resist the spell.		* The [[Composite Bow Quest\|Composite Bow, Crossbow, and Atlatl]] have the varying levels of Brittlemail as a [[Cast on Strike]] spell. This allows players with missile skills to target a creature wielding a shield and worsen its shield level. To do so however, the player must first land a hit, the cast on strike ability must activate, and the creature must not resist the spell.

	* Note that, while the [[Rift Orb (Umbral Rift)]] has a built-in, castable Brittlemail spell, the orb itself requires Item Enchantment to activate, making this not an alternative.		* Note that, while the [[Rift Orb (Umbral Rift)]] has a built-in, castable Brittlemail spell, the orb itself requires Item Enchantment to activate, making this not an alternative to item enchantment.

	'''<font color=red>No Alternatives</font>''':		'''<font color=red>No Alternatives</font>''':
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	== Planar Magic ==		== Planar Magic ==
			Item Enchantment contains the [[Planar Magic]] spells - what is commonly referred to as portal magic. This grants players the ability to tie to lifestones and portals, recall to the ties, summon their tied portals, and use a vast number of special [[Recall Spell\|quest recalls]].

	{\|class="wikitable"		'''<font color=green>Alternatives</font>''':
			* The following table lists the alternatives to special quest recalls, if any exist:
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	! Quest Recall Spell \|\| <font color=green>Alternative</font>		! Quest Recall Spell \|\| <font color=green>Alternative</font>
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			* While travel without planar magic is seen by some as too difficult, there are a variety of options available to everyone, including those with item enchantment, that make traversing Dereth a much easier experience:
			** Use [[Portal Gem]]s - items which when used summon a portal to a specific area.
			** Use Recall Orbs - These are [[Magic Casters]] which have a built-in spell that teleports the user to a specific Location. Available Recall Orbs are: [[Glenden Wood Recall Orb]], [[Whispering Blade Chapterhouse Recall Orb]] or [[Rossu Morta Chapterhouse Recall Orb]], and the [[Teleportation Device]].
			*** Note that while the [[Scepter of the Portal Currents]] has a built-in recall spell to [[Candeth Keep]], it requires a base item enchantment skill to wield, making this not an alternative to item enchantment.
			** Use [[Portal Nexus Dungeons]] such as the [[Town Network]], [[Desert March]], and [[Direlands Subway]].
			** Use [[Housing_Decorations#Portal_Devices\|Portal Devices]] - housing items which teleport the user to a specific location. These may only be hooked on mansions, however most major allegiances will have them.
			** Have a friend, [[Alternative Character]], or [[Buff Bot]] summon portals for you.

			'''<font color=red>No Alternatives</font>''':
			* Without item enchantment, there is no way to tie to portals or gain a secondary, non-attuned lifestone tie.
			* Without item enchantment, there is no way to summon portals to tied locations.

imported>An Adventurer: /* Planar Magic */

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Planar Magic

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	\| {{Icon\|Mount Lethe Recall}} [[Mount Lethe Recall]]		\| {{Icon\|Mount Lethe Recall}} [[Mount Lethe Recall]]

imported>An Adventurer at 01:29, 11 September 2010

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	== Planar Magic ==		== Planar Magic ==

			{\|class="wikitable"
			! Quest Recall Spell \|\| <font color=green>Alternative</font>
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			\| {{Icon\|Aerlinthe Recall}} [[Aerlinthe Recall]]
			\| None, use traditional routes
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			\| {{Icon\|Bur Recall}} [[Bur Recall]]
			\| None, use traditional routes
			\|-
			\| {{Icon\|Call of Mhoire Forge}} [[Call of Mhoire Forge]]
			\| None, use traditional routes
			\|-
			\| {{Icon\|Colosseum Recall}} [[Colosseum Recall]]
			\| None, use traditional routes
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			\| {{Icon\|Gear Knight Invasion Area Camp Recall}} [[Gear Knight Invasion Area Camp Recall]]
			\| Give [[Merkitz ibn'Akadh]] in [[Xarabydun]] one [[Trade Note (250,000)]].
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			\| {{Icon\|Glenden Wood Recall}} [[Glenden Wood Recall]]
			\| [[Glenden Wood Recall Orb]], [[Town Network]]
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			\| {{Icon\|Lifestone Sending}} [[Lifestone Sending]]
			\| [[/Lifestone]] command
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			\| {{Icon\|Mount Lethe Recall}} [[Mount Lethe Recall]]
			\| None, use traditional routes
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			\| {{Icon\|Paradox-touched Olthoi Infested Area Recall}} [[Paradox-touched Olthoi Infested Area Recall]]
			\| None, use traditional routes
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			\| {{Icon\|Portal Recall}} [[Portal Recall]]
			\| [[Dansha-Ki's Gem of Portal Recall]]
			\|-
			\| {{Icon\|Recall Aphus Lassel}} [[Recall Aphus Lassel]]
			\| [[Aphus Lassel Portal Gem]], [[Town Network]]
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			\| {{Icon\|Recall the Sanctuary}} [[Recall the Sanctuary]]
			\| [[Invitation Ithanc Cathedral]], [[Ithaenc Archipelago (Portal)]] via [[Master Statue of 'Freebooter Isle' Transport]]
			\|-
			\| {{Icon\|Recall to the Singularity Caul (Spell)}} [[Recall to the Singularity Caul]]
			\| None, use traditional routes
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			\| {{Icon\|Ulgrim's Recall}} [[Ulgrim's Recall]]
			\| [[Whispering Blade Chapterhouse Recall Orb]]/[[Rossu Morta Chapterhouse Recall Orb]] to [[Ayan Baqur]]
			\|-
			\|}

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	== Debuffing ==		== Debuffing ==
	=== Armor ===		=== Armor ===
			Item Enchantment can worsen [[clothing]], a [[Shields\|shield]], or a piece of [[armor]] with the following spells: [[Brittlemail (Spell)\|Brittlemail]], [[Blade Lure (Spell)\|Blade Lure]], [[Bludgeon Lure (Spell)\|Bludgeon Lure]], [[Piercing Lure (Spell)\|Piercing Lure]], [[Acid Lure (Spell)\|Acid Lure]], [[Flame Lure (Spell)\|Flame Lure]], [[Frost Lure (Spell)\|Frost Lure]], and [[Lightning Lure (Spell)\|Lightning Lure]]. In actual combat however, players only have the ability to worsen a sheild being wielded by a creature or player.

			'''<font color=green>Alternatives</font>''':
			* The [[Composite Bow Quest\|Composite Bow, Crossbow, and Atlatl]] have the varying levels of Brittlemail as a [[Cast on Strike]] spell. This allows players with missile skills to target a creature wielding a shield and worsen its shield level. To do so however, the player must first land a hit, the cast on strike ability must activate, and the creature must not resist the spell.

			* Note that, while the [[Rift Orb (Umbral Rift)]] has a built-in, castable Brittlemail spell, the orb itself requires Item Enchantment to activate, making this not an alternative.

			'''<font color=red>No Alternatives</font>''':
			* Without item enchantment, there is no way to cast lure spells on a target's shield.

	=== Weapons ===		=== Weapons ===
			Item Enchantment can worsen [[Weapons]] with the following spells: [[Blood Loather (Spell)\|Blood Loather]], [[Turn Blade (Spell)\|Turn Blade]], [[Lure Blade (Spell)\|Lure Blade]], [[Leaden Weapon (Spell)\|Leaden Weapon]], [[Hermetic Void (Spell)\|Hermetic Void]], and [[Spirit Loather (Spell)\|Spirit Loather]]. There are no alternative methods to worsen weapons.

	=== Locks ===		=== Locks ===
			Item Enchantment has the ability to decrease the resistance of a lock with the [[Weaken Lock (Spell)\|Weaken Lock]] spell, making it easier to pick. There is no way to do this without Item Enchantment. However, you will find it easier to pick a lock by using a higher quality [[Keys_and_Tools#Lockpicks\|Lockpick]], or by buffing your [[Lockpick Mastery (Spell)\|Lockpick]], [[Coordination (Spell)\|Coordination]], and [[Focus (Spell)\|Focus]].

	== Planar Magic ==		== Planar Magic ==

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The [[Item Enchantment (Skill)|Item Enchantment]] skill has two abilities: First, the ability to buff and debuff weapons, armor, and other objects, and second, the ability to use [[Planar Magic]], a subset of of item enchantment dealing with portal spells.

== Buffing ==

=== Armor ===
Item Enchantment can improve [[clothing]], a [[Shields|shield]], or a piece of [[armor]] with the following spells: [[Impenetrability (Spell)|Impenetrability]], [[Blade Bane (Spell)|Blade Bane]], [[Bludgeon Bane (Spell)|Bludgeon Bane]], [[Piercing Bane (Spell)|Piercing Bane]], [[Acid Bane (Spell)|Acid Bane]], [[Flame Bane (Spell)|Flame Bane]], [[Frost Bane (Spell)|Frost Bane]], and [[Lightning Bane (Spell)|Lightning Bane]].

'''Alternatives''':
* Use [[Covenant Armor]]/[[Olthoi Armor (Loot)|Olthoi Armor]]. These types of loot generated armor cannot be enchanted or tinkered with [[Salvaged Steel|Steel]], and instead have a higher base a base armor level and may be tinkered with the salvaged materials which increase protections to the 7 types of damage: [[Salvaged Alabaster|Alabaster]], [[Salvaged Bronze|Bronze]], [[Salvaged Marble|Marble]], [[Salvaged Armoredillo Hide|Armoredillo Hide]], [[Salvaged Ceramic|Ceramic]], [[Salvaged Wool|Wool]], and [[Salvaged Reedshark Hide|Reedshark Hide]]. Note that ''built-in'' enchantments on these two types of armor still enchant the piece, so pieces with built in [[Impenetrability (Spell)|Impenetrability]] and banes are the highly recommended.

* Use certain quest sets and armor which fully buff themselves. [[Armor]] that self-buffs includes:
** [[Armor of Darkness]]
** [[Empowered Armor of Perfect Light Sets|Empowered Armor of the Perfect Light]]
** [[Hieromancer's Armor]] and the upgrades: [[Luminescent Thaumaturgic Armor]] and [[Auroric Exarch Armor]]
** [[Nanjou Shou-jen Armor]]
** [[Helm of the Abyssal Totem]], [[Helm of the Black Totem]], and the [[Helm of the White Totem]]
** [[Harbinger Arm Guard]]
** [[Empowered Empyrean Robe]]

* Have a friend, [[Alternative Character]], or [[Buff Bot]] buff your armor.

'''No Alternatives''':
* Without item enchantment, there is no way to self-buff your clothing.
* Without item enchantment, there is no way to buff other players' clothing, shields, or armor.

=== Weapons ===
Item Enchantment can improve [[Weapons]] with the following spells: [[Blood Drinker (Spell)|Blood Drinker]], [[Heart Seeker (Spell)|Heart Seeker]], [[Defender (Spell)|Defender]], [[Swift Killer (Spell)|Swift Killer]], [[Hermetic Link (Spell)|Hermetic Link]], and [[Spirit Drinker (Spell)|Spirit Drinker]].

'''Alternatives''':
* Use [[Loot]] generated weapons that have built-in enchantments. Note that for melee and missile weapons, a swift killer enchantment is not always necessary as a tinker with [[Salvaged Oak|Oak]] will improve the speed of a weapon by 50 points.

* Use quest weapons that have built-in enchantments. This is a common feature on quest weapons. For a complete listing of available quest weapons, see [[Weapons]].

* Have a friend, [[Alternative Character]], or [[Buff Bot]] buff your weapons.

'''No Alternatives''':
* Without item enchantment, there is no way to buff other players' weapons.

=== Locks ===
While seldom used, Item Enchantment has the ability to increase the resistance of a lock with the [[Strengthen Lock (Spell)|Strengthen Lock]] spell, making it harder to pick. There is no way to do this without Item Enchantment.

== Debuffing ==
=== Armor ===
=== Weapons ===
=== Locks ===

== Planar Magic ==