Equipment

Equipment is used to increase a player's stats.

Weapons
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The weapon increases a player's base damage, and can provide additional boosts to Intellect and Strength.

Each class has a different type of weapon. When equipping a weapon of a different type, your character switches class to match the weapon.

While weapons cannot be dyed, their appearance can be changed with transmogs.

Armor
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Armor increases a player's resistance to damage, and can provide additional boosts to Defense and Vitality.

Four pieces of armor can be equipped at once - a hat, shoulderpieces, gloves and a chestpiece.

There are three types of armor: cloth, leather and plate, each of those types providing different amounts of damage reduction. Each class can only wear one type of armor. If your currently equipped armor does not match your class, the armor won't bestow any benefits (armor, stats, affixes, etc), and it will look like you have no gear equipped.

Gear acquired from raids can only be equipped by one class.

The appearance of armor can be customized with transmogs and the color can be changed with dyes.

Rings
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Rings give boosts to various stats and some rings can have one of six different affixes.

Two rings can be equipped at once.

Bracers
→ Main page: Bracers

Bracers apply special effects to the wearer - health regeneration, increased stamina, or a boost to Wisdom.

Unlike other equipment, bracers degrade over time, their effect becoming weaker until they break completely.

Infusing
The randomized secondary stats (Intellect, Strength, Vitality and Defense) of weapons and armor can make it difficult to get gear with good stats - the highly sought-after +6 and +7 weapons can drop with an Intellect or Strength stat worse than even a +1 weapon.

This is where Infusion comes in! The secondary stats of any weapon or piece of armor can be upgraded at the Infusion Specialist by using another piece of gear of the same type with better stats. The better stats of the infusion source item are applied to the infusion base item, effectively enabling you to keep the good stats of your old gear when upgrading to a better one.

Rings can also be infused - the ring from the Stone Giant world boss has very underwhelming stats on its own, but by infusing the other three world boss rings into it, it gains the powerful Critical, Wisdom and Vitality stats of the other rings.


 * The stats on the infusion base item are only upgraded, no additional stats are added. This means, for example, that infusing a Scavenged ring (+10 Vitality, +35 Critical) into a Chaotic Signet (+70 Wisdom, +10 Critical) will only upgrade the Critical stat of the Chaotic Signet to 35, and the small boost to Vitality will be lost.
 * It is impossible to downgrade your gear with infusion, as the game will only apply the better stats from the piece being infused.
 * The stats can be upgraded to a higher value than it can naturally drop with (for example, infusing a +5 armor piece with +163 vitality into a +2 armor piece, which can only drop with stats up to +153).
 * The Infusion Specialist can be found near Pierre Cenn's shop in the City of Highsteppe or at the Ambassador Village in the Flooded Rainforest.

Artificing
→ Main page: Artificing

Weapons and armor can be enchanted by using runic tilesets - a sequence of runes that correspond to a chain of actions. Performing the actions specified by the runes will give the player a short buff that increases their attack by up to 10% and their healing by up to 5%, and can stack three times.

Tilesets can be designed to complement the player's individual play style, or a playstyle can be created to fit especially efficient tilesets. For a list of suggested tilesets, visit the individual class pages.

Cosmetics
OrbusVR allows you to customize your equipment's appearance by letting you apply different styles and change the colors.

Transmogrification


Transmogs allow you to change the appearance of your armor pieces and weapons.

The items that can be transmogged are:
 * Armor
 * Weapons
 * Capes

Applying Transmogs
The transmog closet is located in the player house, next to the door to the basement.
 * 1) Equip the armor and weapons you would like to transmog.
 * 2) Open the transmog closet.
 * 3) Click on the target equipment piece on the left door of the closet.
 * 4) The right side will now show a list of unlocked styles. Click on the desired style, or, to remove a previously applied transmog, the red X.
 * 5) Once you are satisfied with your look, click on apply on the left door of the closet to apply the style for a small fee.

Raid gear is class-specific, but you can use this workaround to use the armor styles on any other class as a transmog (even if the armor is a completely different type):
 * 1) Equip the weapon of the class you want to use the transmog of (for example, Bard mallets).
 * 2) Equip the armor you want to use the transmog for (for example, the plate armor for your Paladin). They won't show up on the mannequin, but you can still select them on the left door.
 * 3) The right door should show now show the raid transmogs of your currently equipped class (the Bard ones, in our example). Click on the desired style.
 * 4) Click on apply on the left door.
 * 5) Switch back to your other class (the Paladin) to see what your armor now looks like.

Getting Transmogs
Transmogs can be acquired from a variety of sources. To unlock a style at the closet, you need to break down (or infuse) the corresponding piece of gear.
 * Overworld, armor and weapon drops from dungeons and raids
 * Seasonal quest rewards
 * Long-term mission rewards
 * Bought from NPCs with dram or tokens
 * Grinding Device
 * Crafting at the Tinkerer table

For a list of weapon and armor transmogs and where to find them, see:
 * List of Armor Transmogs
 * List of Weapon Transmogs

Dyes
→ Main Page: Dyes

Every piece of armor has two color regions: Base color and Accent color. These can be dyed by using Major or Accent dyes on the armor piece.