Gear Progression Guide: Difference between revisions

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Upgrading your gear in Throne and Liberty requires two resources; Growthstones and Sollant.

Growthstones

Gear can be upgraded by using the corresponding Growthstone category and quality. Note that Epic II gear uses Epic Growthstones.

Accessory	Armor	Weapon

Crafting

There are many ways to obtain Growthstones such as questing, logs, dungeons rewards and battle passes. However, the most consistent way to obtain Growthstones is through crafting.

You can obtain the crafting materials required through completing your daily contracts, so make sure to check the rewards for the available contracts. Then use these materials at the crafting NPC for the corresponding category.

Rare Weapon Growthstone	Precious Weapon Growthstone
x2 x1 x1 x1 x1 6,800	x2 x1 x1 x1 x1 34,000

Rare Accessory Growthstone	Precious Accessory Growthstone
x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 6,800	x1 x1 x1 x1 x1 34,000

You can also convert a lower quality material into a higher quality material at a 1:5 ratio.

Precious Weapon Growthstone	Precious Rubrix
x5 34,000	x5 30,000

Upgrading Gear

Upgrading gear in Throne and Liberty cannot fail, in order to level up a piece of gear you must use materials until your gear reaches 100% exp. The amount of growth gained depends on your luck, where your attempt can either be; Common, Intermediate, Senior or Special.

Level Cap
Common	Uncommon	Rare	Epic	Epic II
Lv. 0	Lv.6	Lv.9	Lv.9	Lv.9

Gear Transfer

You can transfer exp between gear pieces with the following restrictions:

The pieces must be of the same quality or a difference of one. For example, you can transfer exp from a Rare piece to an Epic piece.
An item can only have exp transferred to it once.
Armour pieces must be of the same type.

Level Cap Transfer Results
Max. Uncommon -> Rare	Max. Rare -> Epic	Max. Epic -> Epic II
Lv. 3	Lv.6	Lv.6

Given this information, this should be your general approach to transferring your gear:

Ensure you level the piece to max level.
Transfer exp to the higher quality piece.

This makes the best use of your resources, especially since higher quality gear is more expensive to upgrade.

When transferring exp from an Epic piece to an Epic II piece:

Get Epic II piece to Lv. 6.3.
Transfer the Lv. 9 Epic piece to the Lv. 6.3 piece.

The above will ensure you hit max level with your Epic II piece with the least resources possible.

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 ===Crafting===
-There are many ways to obtain Growthstones such as questing, logs, dungeons rewards and battle passes. However, the most consistent way to obtain Growthstones is through crafting.
+There are many ways to obtain Growthstones such as questing, logs, dungeons rewards and battle passes. '''However, the most consistent way to obtain Growthstones is through crafting.'''
 You can obtain the crafting materials required through completing your daily contracts, so make sure to check the rewards for the available contracts. Then use these materials at the crafting NPC for the corresponding category.
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-! style="width:50%" | {{Item|Rare Accessory Growthstone}} || style="width:50%" | {{Item|Precious Accessory Growthstone}}
+! style="width:50%" | {{Item|Rare Accessory Growthstone|rare}} || style="width:50%" | {{Item|Precious Accessory Growthstone|epic}}
 |-
 | x1 [[File:Rare_magic_powder.webp|40px]] x1 [[File:Rare_polished_crystal.webp|40px]] x1 [[File:Rare_processed_emeret.webp|40px]] x1 [[File:Rare_emeret.webp|40px]] x1 [[File:Rare_emeret_ore.webp|40px]] <br> 6,800 [[File:Sollant.webp|40px]] || x1 [[File:Epic_magic_powder.webp|40px]] x1 [[File:Epic_polished_crystal.webp|40px]] x1 [[File:Epic_processed_emeret.webp|40px]] x1 [[File:Epic_emeret.webp|40px]] x1 [[File:Epic_emeret_ore.webp|40px]] <br> 34,000 [[File:Sollant.webp|40px]]
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 You can also convert a lower quality material into a higher quality material at a 1:5 ratio.
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-! style="width:50%" | {{Item|Precious Weapon Growthstone}} || style="width:50%" | {{Item|Precious Rubrix}}
+! style="width:50%" | {{Item|Precious Weapon Growthstone|epic}} || style="width:50%" | {{Item|Precious Rubrix|epic}}
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 | x5 [[File:Rare_accessory_growthstone.webp|40px]] <br> 34,000 [[File:Sollant.webp|40px]]|| x5 [[File:Rare_rubrix.webp|40px]] <br> 30,000 [[File:Sollant.webp|40px]]