What is an Upgrade Item in Genshin Impact?

Upgrade items are a special kind of item that can help Pokemon evolve. They are made available by spinning Pokestop photo discs and are sometimes used as rewards for events that are related to evolution.

They can be incorporated into trinkets, armors and weapons and gathering tools to increase stats or effects. Some upgrades also have the appearance of a certain cosmetic when used.

Upgrade components

Upgrade components can be incorporated into trinkets, weapons, armors and weapons in order to add an extra effect or unique feature when the equipment is used. They can be purchased from vendors, looted or obtained as rewards, or crafted or dropped. Upgrade components must be of a higher level than the Best item upgrade they are being added to, and most require that the item be equipped with an upgrade slot to accept them. Upgrade components can be swapped out with other upgrade components, except for inscriptions or glyphs, which can only be removed or added.

The most common upgrade components are gems, upgrade Item infusions and enrichments. Gems are upgrade components that can be inserted into any type of equipment, and provide smaller bonuses than other upgrade components. Infusions and enrichments are distinct upgrade components that can only be added to non-amulet ascended gear and other legendary equipment. They can be recovered from the equipment they are in using an Upgrade Extractor Device, or by salvaging with a Black Lion Salvage Kit or Ascended Salvage tool.

Other upgrade items, such as inscriptions and glyphs, can be added to or removed from the gathering tools. They can give a range of bonus effects like increasing the gather speed or adding additional materials. Inscriptions can also alter the name of an item, for example changing an item's name to "Fiery Sword" by adding an Sword Pommel Of Fortitude inscription, or adding a Rune of Minor Vigor suffix to make it 'Canthan Armor of Minor Vigor'.

Glyphs

Glyphs are characters that represent a specific concept or concept. For example, a glyph can be an image, or an image of a heart or a flag. These symbols can be used to create an entire visual language. In addition, a glyph may have a standard code that is used to identify it across fonts. This code is referred to as Unicode. Unicode.

A glyph has a form that determines which Primary Stats it can be added to and what Secondary Stats it can be added to. Some glyphs have both Secondary and Primary Stat bonuses, while others only have one or the other. The glyphs with both Primary and Secondary Stats will add to the total stats of the unit, while glyphs with only one Primary Stat bonus will increase the stat's value.

Utilizing glyphs is simple. Simply hold and click on the text to open the Glyphs Panel. Select a glyph. View All Glyphs lets you see effectiveness of the upgrade item.

A player is also able to change the items they have equipped in addition to these upgrades. Rerolling an equipped item resets the item's base power, the number of upgrades and selects random substats. This is helpful when the Best item upgrader's power fully upgraded is lower than what you want or if a player wishes to change its substats.

To reroll an item upgrader, the player must first open its upgrade component. This can be accomplished by pressing the box icon on the main screen of the game to open the item window. The player is then able to select up to six items for "recycling". The item will be upgraded with an random rarity component level, stat and level.

The player has to pay an additional fee once the item has been changed. The cost increases with the rarity of the upgrade component and the item's level. The player then has to repeat the process in order to unlock more upgrades.

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