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Craft

Roll a new item by rarity, push it from +0 to +12, sell off what you don't need, and forge Shards into a Rune that adds a guaranteed bonus stat to whatever you craft next.

Crafting a new item

Pick a base item and a target rarity — higher rarity costs much more gold and material, and can fail outright at Epic/Legendary (a failed attempt still consumes what you spent).

Rarity is not tier. They are two separate axes and only one of them is crafted. Rarity decides how many affixes roll and how far enhancement can push the item; tier decides the base power the item started with. Crafting Legendary raises the rarity of the base you picked — it does not turn a Tier 2 sword into a Tier 8 one. Every craftable base in the game today is Tier 1 or Tier 2 (21 of them), so the best crafted item is a low-tier base with excellent rolls. Higher-tier bases come from the Shop and from drops.

Materials

Drop from combat, gated by the monster's role — tougher monsters drop rarer material.

Material	Drops from
Common Ore	Common (35%), Elite (30%)
Rare Crystal	Elite (30%), Boss (40%)
Epic Essence	Boss (40%)
Legendary Core	Boss (15%)

Salvage Bench ♻️

Grasplings drop their own materials, and on their own those do nothing. The Salvage Bench turns them into the crafting ladder instead: 5 of any one Graspling material become 1 of the craft material of the matching tier. Nothing you have ever caught is wasted — a stack of Moon Dust is a Rare Crystal, and Void Orbs are Legendary Cores.

Graspling tier	Materials	Salvages into
Common	Ancient Gear, Arcane Coal, Ethereal Drop, Metal Scrap	5x → 1x Common Ore
Uncommon	Broken Spear, Crystal Shards, Magic Voice Shard, Moon Dust, Rare Herbs	5x → 1x Rare Crystal
Rare	Abyss Fragment, Cursed Feather, Dark Essence, Fire Core, Lightning Core	5x → 1x Epic Essence
Epic	Ancient Bars, Ritual Tooth, Shimmer Dust, Void Orb	5x → 1x Legendary Core

Small Coins are the exception: they don't salvage, they sell, for 25 💰 each.

Enhancement (+0 to +12)

Pushes a rolled item's stats further past its rarity, up to +12 — each level costs more gold (40 gold × current level+1) and 1 Rare Crystal, and success chance drops the higher you push it (starts at 95%). A failed attempt never destroys or downgrades the item — only the gold/material spent on that attempt is lost.

Selling

Junk and Common-rarity gear can be sold straight from the Inventory screen for 33% of what the Shop would have charged for it — Uncommon and above are worth more on the Auction House instead. Junk drops from any monster (30% chance per kill, regardless of role or map) purely to be sold — it has no crafting use.

Junk item	Flavor	Value
Rusty Trinket	Worthless, but someone will still buy it.	3 💰 base (sells for 1 💰)
Bent Nail	Pried out of something that used to matter.	2 💰 base (sells for 1 💰)
Cracked Bone	Not worth identifying whose it was.	5 💰 base (sells for 2 💰)
Tarnished Coin Pouch	Empty, but the leather still sells.	12 💰 base (sells for 4 💰)
Chipped Stone	Once part of something the Sundering broke.	4 💰 base (sells for 1 💰)
Moth-Eaten Cloth	Barely holds together, barely worth carrying.	6 💰 base (sells for 2 💰)
Broken Arrowhead	Snapped clean off on impact.	7 💰 base (sells for 2 💰)
Dull Tooth	Pulled from something that won't need it again.	9 💰 base (sells for 3 💰)

Shards & Runes

Shards are a rarer combat drop (8% chance per kill, any monster) — unlike junk, they're never sellable, since their only purpose is forging. Bring 5 of the same Shard to the Forge to combine them into 1 matching Rune. Bringing a Rune into Craft (on top of the normal gold/material cost) adds a guaranteed bonus stat to the item you're crafting, on top of whatever its rarity roll already gives it.

Shard	Forges into	Effect
Shard of Vigor	5x → Rune of Vigor	+HP when forged into a new item
Shard of Might	5x → Rune of Might	+Attack when forged into a new item
Shard of Focus	5x → Rune of Focus	+Magic Attack when forged into a new item
Shard of Wards	5x → Rune of Wards	+Defense when forged into a new item