Luck Modifiers

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• Reminder: 5 Luck equals to 1% Critical
  • see also Critical Modifiers.
• See Luck for more details on this stat.

• If you wish to change an Enchant's data click the edit link to head to the editor or from the enchant's page click "Edit with form".
• If you don't know what enchants are or how they work, be sure to see Category:Enchants and the Enchant skill page for more information.
• Navigation
  • Enchants by Rank, category. (r1, r2, r3, r4, r5, r6, r7, r8, r9, rA, rB, rC, rD, rE, rF)
  • Enchant by Status Modified, category.
  • Sortable Complete List of Enchants - (Warning: Large Table)
  • Prefix Enchants - all prefixes
  • Suffix Enchants - all suffixes
  • Enchanting Sequences

Chart Guide

• "Type" is whether it's Prefix or Suffix.
• "Enchant On" is what you can use the scroll on.
  • "All" applies to all enchant-enabled equipment and excludes robes.
  • "Armor" includes both Light and Heavy Armors, but not clothes. "Clothing" means clothes only.
  • "Gloves" includes all things worn on the hand unless indicated otherwise.
  • "Gauntlets" refers to usually metal hand/arm armor with a base Defense/Protection of 1/1 or greater.
  • "Footwear" includes both Shoes and Boots.
  • "Headgear" means anything worn on the head. "Helmets" means only the headgear that give 1 Defense.
  • "Magical Clothing" refers to clothing that may only be repaired by Fleta. They usually have an Auto Magic Defense attribute.
  • "Ranged Weapons" refers to bows, crossbows, and atlatls.
  • "Two-handed Weapons" refers to two-handed swords, axes, blunts, and L-Rods.
  • "Wooden Weapons and Armor" refers to bows and Armor made of wood.
  • "Metal Weapons and Armor" simply means weapons and armor made primarily out of metal (i.e. not bows, wands, or clothing, etc.) Usually, Metal dyes may be used on items belonging to this equipment category.
• "Effect" is what the enchant does. Blue text indicates a favorable bonus, while red text indicates an unfavorable effect.
  • For repair cost modifiers, the maximum repair fee multiplier is 10x. If two enchants together would raise the multiplier above 10x, it will be reduced to 10x.
  • For an explanation of stats, see Status.
• "Comes On/From" is what monster, dungeon, quest, etc. drops an item with that enchantment on it.