World of Warcraft Upgrade Item Guide The Upgrade item is an evolution item that trainers can utilize to transform Porygon into Porygon2. This evolution requires an upgrade as well as the Sinnoh Stone and 50 Porygon Candy. The introduction paragraph is an important element of any essay. It identifies the subject or issue your essay will tackle and provides a reason for your position on it. Upgrade components Upgrade components can be added to weapons, armors, trinkets and gathering tools. They can be used to add an additional bonus or effect while the equipment is being used. They can be bought from players or vendors, scavenged or gotten as rewards, or constructed by crafting materials. Upgrade items can have cosmetic effects as well as providing attribute bonuses. Upgrade components can include inscriptions, enhancements, and infusions. They aren't generally accessible to the general public and are only available on equipment that is ascended or on certain weapons that are not ascending from the Factions Campaign. Infusions, inscriptions and enrichments can be retrieved from equipment using an Infusion Extraction Device. They can also be salvaged using a Blacklion Salvage Kit or an Ascended Salvage Tool. Unlike other upgrade items Phoenix Boxes, unlike other upgrade items, can be traded while still attached to the item they are upgrading, and they can be re-used after being salvaged. These upgrade items can be used to boost the quality of armor and weapons, without spending Dilithium. They can increase the likelihood that an item will receive a high-quality upgrade. Upgrade components can be added to an item however, the original one is destroyed (except for legendaries and upgraded equipment). Upgrade components can only be added to upgraded items with an identification level of zero or more. Adding an upgrade to an existing weapon equipped with a suffix or prefix upgrade will display the name of the resulting item as it would appear in the game (for instance adding an Radiant Insignia to Canthan Armor will cause it to be referred to as Canthan Armor of Minor Vigor). A player can own up to three upgrade items at any one time. Glyphs Glyphs are a fantastic addition to any product. They provide unique advantages and boosts. Certain glyphs increase the number of affixes that an item has, increasing its effectiveness. These glyphs can be found through dungeons, and some even be found in specific World Tier 3 areas. However, it's important to remember that glyphs cannot be used on a character that hasn't created an area of root dungeons of the same size. To make use of a Glyph it is necessary to build it from components and connect them to anchors. The component will then automatically align with other components or paths within the same layer. If you do not want to create the glyph with components, you can use the combination of paths and anchors. Then, drag an element in close proximity to an element highlighted to snap it into place. Certain glyphs require certain conditions to fulfill, for example having a minimum of 25 Dexterity in a particular area on the Paragon Board. Certain glyphs require a particular number of Primary Stat Nodes to be activated, which can also be difficult to achieve. Some glyphs have a radius that grows with each level. Glyphs are used for various items, and can be added to all weapons, with the exception for the weapons of a particular class. Some of these glyphs require conditions for instance, having a certain amount of dexterity or attack damage in a particular area on the Paragon board. The Defend Glyph gives you a 5% chance to block enemy attacks. It also has 15% chance to make the Hero vulnerable for 2 turns. Some glyphs can also be applied to restricted tools, such as the Black Lion Chest and Trading Post. These glyphs can be counted towards the Combat Mechanic achievement. The most common glyphs in the game are the attack glyphs, which increase Artifacts' ATK substats by a fixed amount. These glyphs are particularly useful for classes that use ranged weapons, such as Warriors or Rogues. Other glyphs include the Exploit Glyph which makes enemies who hit the Hero susceptible to damage. Reroll tokens Reroll tokens are tokens that are used to roll back one of the results rolled while taking an Action. When the reroll occurs the tokens are then discarded. Reroll tokens are obtained in several ways, including through raids, dungeons and skirmishes. They can also be purchased at the store or purchased from other players. They are especially useful in dungeons and trials because they let players roll the rewards of the final chest. The values for recycling points are provided for items at level 1. The upgrade gauge will grow by a certain amount of points each time you recycle an item. This number will increase based on the item's level and rarity. Additionally the upgraded item will not retain its level when rerolled, and the cost for recycling an upgraded item increases depending on the level of the item. Alternately, players can make use of reroll tokens to reroll an upgrade item, but this will not return the item to its original condition or give it its original statistics. This is useful for players who want to reroll an item they don't like but still want to keep it in their collection. There are three kinds of upgrade tokens available in the game: reroll, random and upgrade. Each type has several subtypes. Reroll tokens, for example, come in three types of rarity: legendary, rare and enhanced. Each level requires an item from its respective level in order to create a new item of the same quality. To make use of reroll tokens right-click on the Satanic or Angelic item in the inventory and select “Reroll Token”. Then, select item upgrading of token. The tokens that are available include Item Weapon, Misc, 1hgun, 2hgun and Focus. The Item token can be used to create a new Item in any quality. A Weapon or Misc token can create a new weapon from the same faction. The item can also be upgraded to a different item with the same stats but is at a higher level. This could happen when the item is placed in the Pool that is not droppable or was transferred to it as part of an Franchise Card.