Heya guys,
New to the game (and this forum^^) and would like to know abit about SoS and SoX stuff, looked through most pages and didn't find a topic about soooooo..
What's the different between most of the SoX? And can you make it yourself? got some more but can't think of it so i'll just edit this topic ^^
Seal of Star (SOS) is generally 5 times better than a reg weapon or protector.
Seal of Moon (SOM) is generally 7-10 times better than reg weapon and protector.
And finally, Seal of Sun (SoSun) is the best of the best. It is about 15 times better than the reg weapon or protector.
You cannot buy them from the NPC or make them yourself. They drop from monsters of all levels and are very rare (SoSun being the rarest). You can however buy them from your fellow players, but they will be very expensive for the higher lvl SOx items.
Seal of Star is the same as (+5) on an item. I will use Seal of Star as an example.
If you have an Item that says "Seal of Star" in yellow text, which I'm sure you have seen. That is the same as (+5) on an item name. Now if you have an item that has (+3) which is usually most common on equipment when enchanting AND has Seal of Star, that would be the equivalent of a regular non Seal of Star item being (+8) understand?
So Seal of Moon would be like a (+13) and Seal of Sun would be like (+18) if it was a regular item. So a non Seal of Sun item that has (+15) would be the same as a Seal of Sun item. Of course this is considering the item also has a normal (+3) on top of the item being a Seal of Star/Moon/Sun.
Seal of Star is (+5)
Seal of Moon is (+10)
Seal of Sun is (+15)
Each item basically has hidden enhancements no different than normal elixirs. SoX CANNOT be removed from an item like regular elixirs can. If you are using an elixir to enchant an item, it can eventually fail and lose all of the enchantments, but no matter what happens the SoX can't be lost.
Getting even (+6) on an item using elixirs though, is NOT easy. Which is why SoX items are so sought after. I hope I explained anything else that was forgotten. :)
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Yeah, at this moment I don't get it , but when I wake up tomorrow, I will (yeeee I'm weird I know )
I was wondering cause I had a spear that said +2 so yeah thx ^^
um.. when a weapon has +# then that means that, the wep is = to a weapon of that lvl..
like prented you have a SoSun + 9 lvl 16 bow (best you can get.. right?) so it means that SoSun (is +10) and +9 so its +19. And the bow is lvl 16, so 16 + 19 = 35. So that bow would be equal to a lvl 35 bow. roughly equal, doesnt mean exactly.. well, i think thats what it is.
KeVo wrote:um.. when a weapon has +# then that means that, the wep is = to a weapon of that lvl..
like prented you have a SoSun + 9 lvl 16 bow (best you can get.. right?) so it means that SoSun (is +10) and +9 so its +19. And the bow is lvl 16, so 16 + 19 = 35. So that bow would be equal to a lvl 35 bow. roughly equal, doesnt mean exactly.. well, i think thats what it is.
correction:
+9 is not max. max is like +255 or something, but (pretty much) impossible to get >_> seen a few +11's though...
Ooh thx 
ye it helped so that explains the <name of weapon> + x?
so yeah thx ^^
