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World of Warcraft Item Upgrades Item upgrades can be used to boost the stats of a particular item. Depending on the type of upgrade, it can boost an item's Rarity or Mark Level, and also boost other stats. Each item comes with a track for upgrading it. Each upgrade increases the price of the next item by a certain amount. Item Level The value of an item's basic stats increases when it is upgraded. This value is the sum of all of the perks that are leveled up (attack magic attack and defense). Upgrades can be costly, dependent on who you employ and what you decide to do. This is because of how many perks need to be replaced in order for the item to get upgraded. It can also be used as a gating requirement when queueing for raids, dungeons and scenarios. It also serves as a gating requirement when queueing for dungeons, scenarios, and raids, as well as to limit the amount of PvP gear that a player can wear (since PvP is limited to the lower levels). The average level of the item can be found on the character sheet. When deciding whether to buy or sell equipment players can evaluate the levels of the item. It's a good indicator of the quality of an item and how much damage it's capable of causing. Comparing items from the inventory of a vendor can be done by using the item level. On PC, you can see the level of the item by pressing ALT or using the left stick on XB1 or PS4. This will display the item's full description, including ilvl. It can also be located by hovering over an item using the mouse cursor, and then typing /itemlevel into chat. There are various theories on how the calculation of the item's level is carried out. One theory says that the item level is calculated using a formula that calculates the worth of an item's stats actually are. It takes into account the fact that various perks have different value and that gems in sockets add to the overall value of the item. This process could result in a calculated amount for the item's level, which is typically close to the actual Blizzard item level. It's not the only factor that influences the ilvl of an item. The level of the area where the item dropped can also alter its stats. For instance, it could increase the item's haste or crit score. Items that drop in higher-level instances will have a higher value. Item Stats Item stats can be the difference between a good or bad item for players. The game utilizes them in many ways to encourage players to not limit themselves to a single weapon and to encourage players to explore other weapons. The stats of a base weapon are increased by the weapon's stat modification which are then boosted by the player's level. Upgrades to an item can increase its stats. The costs for upgrades are determined by the rarity of the item. For example, a grey or white item will only be upgraded once, while an item with rare tiers will be upgraded several times, at higher costs. Affixes are a different method to alter the stats of an item. They are stat boosts which can be added by the player to an item. The affixes can be used to give items extra damage or other special capabilities (such as the ability to revive dead or reduce cooling downs) or to make them unique by naming them. Presently, all affixes are able to be changed by selecting them from the upgrade window and pressing the green button with circling arrows. It will cost a set amount in gold and other items. They can also be used as upgrade gauges similar to other rerolling methods. In addition to rerolling affixes, players can also choose which stats to keep on an item when it is upgraded. The possible stat ranges for an item are determined by the item level, but every item is guaranteed to have at least one stat within that range, unless it is a unique item or the result of a God roll from a boss in a raid. Another thing that could be changed is the option to upgrade equipment without having to reroll affixes, or choose which stats to enhance. Like the base equipment, this must be done per item and the interface for item comparison wouldn't display all possible stats at once. Item Luck The Luck stat of a player increases the chance of finding items as well as the properties generated by loot, and the intensity of these properties. However, it doesn't directly impact damage or the ability to upgrade items. It provides players with the chance to upgrade equipment earlier in the game. This is particularly advantageous for early game runs, because players tend to put defenses and weapon scaling over raw damage gains. In addition to influencing the discovery of items, Luck also increases the probability of success when upgrading items with the Blacksmith. My Web Site is not to be confused with the Blacksmith's overall chance of upgrading that increases with each item level and can be further increased by using an anti-material such as a Scroll of Strength or a Jewel of Blessing. Armor, shields and weapons can be made or spawn using the Luck property, which has an initial value of 40. These items can be augmented with golden ingots or spined leather (depending on the material they are made of) for a further +40 luck or to increase the Luck of an item up to 140. Certain items, like the Hollow-infused weapon can also be crafted to increase the damage dealt by any ability that is able to deal damage by five percent. These items are available from the shop, or they can be constructed using the right ingredients. Item Failure Not all upgrades are successful. Cash shop items can be used to boost the chance of success of an upgrade or to stop players from losing their item if it does not work. The rate of success of an upgrade is shown in the Honing UI. The percentage is the probability of successfully upgrading an item. This can be increased by using Additional Materials or Special materials. The percentage of success can only be increased so high, and the probability that an upgrade will fail cannot exceed 100%. The performance of an upgrades is also influenced by the Luck of that item. Each item has an average success rate of 25%, and every item that has Luck increases that chance by 5percent. Note that upgrades to items are rendered above the items in the inventory therefore enchantment glints and other effects could be masked by them. If you wish to disable the upgrade overlays, the config option decoration.renderUpgradeOverlays can be set to False in the Item Upgrader CORE client config.