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| Item Modification/Fusion Guide | |
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| Topic Started: Sat Apr 23, 2011 11:20 pm (640 Views) | |
| Ozan[Mod] | Sat Apr 23, 2011 11:20 pm Post #1 |
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Fusions A fusion is the combining of several items into one item in order to combine their features and/or abilities. You may fuse weapons, armor, familiars/pets, jewelry, magical clothing/items, instruments, supplies, and focuses. Simple fusions consist of two or three similar items, such as a weapon and a weapon or an armor piece and an armor piece. The items are directly combined and all of their effects are present in the new item. A complex fusion is any combination that is not a simple fusion.
Substitutions Simple substitutions of equipment consist of turning an item into one of equivalent value and effects, or altering an item's element. None of these additions add effects, such as a damage spell could not become a healing spell by changing the element to holy. You do not need to ask permission to make simple changes that are only aesthetic/insignificant. Complex substitutions consist of altering an item's function substantially and adding additional physical features, which does require permission. If you're not sure if your substitution is simple or complex, it's best to go ahead and ask permission. You may not add new abilities (e.g. a faint glow) to an item that did not already have that power.
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