Phoenix Headgear

The other copies of this piece

The directory lists these as one entry, because they share a name, a slot and a tier. They are separate items with their own numbers.

• ?Reo HeadgearLv 112
• ?Silla Phoenix HeadgearLv 115
• ?Goryeo Phoenix HeadgearLv 119
• Phoenix HeadgearMagic · Lv 101
• Phoenix HeadgearRare · Lv 101

Reo HeadgearLv 112Silla Phoenix HeadgearLv 115Goryeo Phoenix HeadgearLv 119Phoenix HeadgearMagic · Lv 101Phoenix HeadgearRare · Lv 101

Phoenix HeadgearLegend · Lv 101

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Reo HeadgearLv 112

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Same +Cannot draw level

Checked against real gear up to +12, which is as high as the pieces it was fitted against went. Above that the same per-point increase keeps being applied, which is what the client’s columns describe, but nothing here has confirmed it. Durability is not here: its maximum does move with enhancement and nothing in the client says how, so it is left out rather than guessed. Neither are blues or a seal, which sit on top of these and differ from copy to copy. An item reading “Attack rate 321” on the directory is a base of 199.8 wearing a 60% blue.

Every copy of this piece

The game ships one piece of gear many times over, and the letter on the end of the code name means two different things depending on where it sits.

On an ordinary piece it is the tier: three of them at every degree, at rising levels and under different names. On a sealed piece it is the grade, and the level stays put while the price climbs. What the grades are called depends on the degree: up to 10 they are Seal of Star, Moon and Sun; degree 11 is Seal of Nova whatever the letter says; from 12 they are Magic, Rare and Legend. On a set piece the letter is neither, and says only which piece of the set you are looking at.