Weapons

Players have a variety of weapons available to them. In all there are 13 different types of weapons: Daggers, Swords, Maces, Staves, Spellbooks, Orbs, Greatswords, Polearms, Bows, Aether Revolvers, Aether Cannons, String Instruments and Aether Keys. The limitation of what types of weapons can be used is based on the class a player has chosen. However, there are some Stigma Stones that may allow one class to use weapons not normally available to them.

Weapon Tool-Tip Information

1) Name	Name of the weapon; The color of the weapon indicates its Rarity.
2) Weapon Type	This indicates the type of weapon the item is; ie - Dagger, Sword, Orb, etc.
3) Soul Binding	This indicates if the weapon can be soul bound or not. Soul Bound or not. Once a weapon is soulbound it cannot be used by any other character.
4) Level	This indicates the minimum level a character must be in order to use this weapon.
5) Weapon Speed/Strikes	This indicates the basic speed of the weapon as well as the number of strikes it is possible to make with one swing when auto-attacking.
6) Damage	This lists the minimum and maximum that the weapon is able to accomplish when striking an opponent.
7) Attack Speed	This is the exact speed of the weapon. The time indicated is the delay between attacks when auto-attacking.
8) Physical Crit	This is the weapon’s chance to make a critical strike. This number is added to your base critical strike in your attributes. The higher the number the more likely a critical strike will be made.
9) Magic Boost	This adds to your Magic Boost attribute. This attribute is not available on all weapons. However can normally be found on Maces, Staves, Spellbooks, and Orbs
10) Accuracy	This attribute increases your accuracy to hit an opponent. The higher this number the less likely you will miss.
11) Parry	This is your weapons ability to parry attacks. The higher this is the more likely you will be able to use your weapon to keep from being hit.
12) Magic Accuracy	This attribute adds to the accuracy of your spell casting.
13) Secondary Attributes	This area is where secondary bonuses will be given to your weapon. The availability of these bonuses is based on the Rarity of a weapon.
14) Manastones	This is the area where manastones can be placed. Each square located here is one slot that a manastone can be placed in.
15) Godstone Availability	This indicates whether or not a Godstone can be used on the weapon thus enhancing it’s properties further.
16) Other Bonuses	This is where other bonuses available to weapons will be placed. Normally these bonuses are attributed to Player vs. Player combat. These bonuses can be found are extremely rare items as well as items purchased from the Contribution vendors. (not shown in this example)

Weapon Characteristics

Each weapon has basic characteristics based on its type:

Weapon Type	Attack Speed	Speed/# of Possible Strikes	Basic Crit	Wield Type
Dagger	1.2	Fast  / 1 Strike Weapon	100	One-Handed
Sword	1.4	Normal / 2 Strike Weapon	50	One-Handed
Mace	1.5	Normal / 3 Strike Weapon	10	One-Handed
Staff	2	Slow / 3 Strike Weapon	60	Two-Handed
Spellbook	2.2	Slow / 1 Strike Weapon	30	Two-Handed
Orb	2.2	Slow / 1 Strike Weapon	30	Two-Handed
Greatsword	2.4	Very Slow / 3 Strike Weapon	10	Two-Handed
Polearm	2.8	Very Slow / 4 Strike Weapon	50	Two-Handed
Bow	2.4	Very Slow / 1 Strike Weapon	50	Two-Handed
Aether Revolver	1.8	Slow / 1 Strike Weapon	0	One-Handed
Aether Cannon	2.8	Very Slow / 1 Strike Weapon	0	Two-Handed
Stringed Instrument	2.4	Very Slow / 1 Strike Weapon	0	Two-Handed
Aether Key	2.4	Very Slow / 1 Strike Weapon	30	Two-Handed

Weapon Enchantments

Each type of weapon can be enchanted. When an enchantment is applied its damage is increased. However, when enchanted, each weapon’s amount of damage is increased based on its type. Also, some weapons will receive increases to their magic boost stat as well.

Attack

+2

+2

+3

+3

+3

+4

+4

+4

+4

+2

+4

+4

+4

Magic Boost

-

-

+20

+20

+20

+20

-

-

-

+20

+20

+20

+20

In order to add an enchantment, an Enchantment Stone must be used on the weapon. If successful the enchantment level will increase by 1~3. However, if failed, the enchantment level will drop by one.

Related> Enchanting