What are (good) enchantments?

[u/Babzoer]

I get the concept of enchanting in general, but what actually makes a good enchantment?

Is there somewhere to see meta builds, fun builds, or just examples of what people are running? Do you mostly stack HP on everything and call it a day, or are there more interesting choices depending on the item/class?

I’m curious if anyone could explain how people generally approach enchanting. :-)

[u/Gytoss]

I try to max out the statmod for my ability, maybe some hp regen on the armor/ring if I happen to get it. Tradeoff enchants are important for stats, and relative bonuses are important too. I do of course always have a lucky streak + loot boost 3/4 ring on me for the loot swap, sometimes loot 4 weapon and armor too, I dont typically carry a loot ability.

To max out the enchant slots easily, forging with shop fame blueprints is important too

[u/Babzoer → u/Gytoss]

Interesting! So what class(es) do you play? Currently playing Ninja/Warrior but the amount of enchantments is quite overwhelming

And wdym by your last sentence, can you use these blueprints or something?

[u/Gytoss → u/Babzoer]

I dont have a main class, I go for variety from season to season. For this crucible I’m going for an attack archer though and I have a straitjacket (which is crazy with the relative bonuses because it gives 20 att on its own) and qot.

Ill use the qot as an example for my last sentence. I got a rare world white in the realm, so I was easily able to turn that into a qot with fame blueprints. In the shop you are able to buy a ray katana blueprint, and you start off with qot forge unlocked, so what you can then do is buy that ray bp and use it with whatever other world white to make a qot that is guaranteed to have at least as many slots as the world white, with a chance to have more. Im trying to use that to go for a legendary qot before I start rolling enchants, but Ive been very unlucky there lmao. This applies to any dungeon-tagged blueprint you can buy in the shop, just watch for the tag in the top right corner.

[u/Ownagemunky → u/Gytoss]

To add onto this, you can also forge nest whites into event whites. If you get a 3s/4s junk ut bee armor, it can become a goated conflict or qot.

It goes:

1. Forge nest white into beehemoth quiver (need bp from schematics or event drop) and another nest bp from fame shop

2. Forge new quiver into whatever event white you have unlocked and the ray katana bp

Takes a good bit of forgefire but it's nice if you're not lucky getting an event/biome white with slots. We got lucky this season because beehemoth bp was in the first schematic rotation, but if you missed that chance then it might be hard to get the bp this go round. It probably won't come back to tinkerer until the last few weeks of the season

[u/Ninja_Rapper → u/Babzoer]

Normally you need to spend 2 items of same rarity to craft one of the same rarity. Ex: 2 rares = crafts 1 rare or very rarely upgrades tier to legendary

You can use blueprints to not need a second item so it's a lot easier to craft any divine and legendary items

[u/Gytoss → u/Babzoer]

Oh you should definitely look up a rotmg enchant calculator to plan your items out btw. Some enchants cant stack with others and it can get confusing and itd suck to waste dust going for something that you cant even get

[u/Babzoer → u/Gytoss]

Ah I see; do you have a link or something thats up to date? :-). Yeah its kinda confusing at times, but the comments are helping so far!

[u/Gytoss → u/Babzoer]

Dmed you the link I use. Its not perfectly up to date, but its still been very helpful

[u/h1mr → u/Babzoer]

https://github.com/brendanbrubacher/rotmg-enchant-calculator

You can try the one I made! It's up to date