RtDMMO

• To see full mod details visit the mod page: ForgeOfEnchantment
• First socket chance: 85%
• Second socket chance: 75%
• Third socket chance: 65%
• If socket chance fails, it will destroy the item.

The forge: choose a trophy, see which effects it can roll and how your hunt groups change.

Every socket and its effect right in the item's tooltip.

Socketed gear and rare trophies are marked in the inventory by their rarity.

Merging moves all trophies into a new item.

• You can start using magic as early as Meadows
• Magic progression is earned through the hunt, not handed to you:
• Hunt the dead at night. They release souls on death, and both the corpse and the soul can drop Spirit Essence, the core resource that fuels magic progression
• Regular pixies drop Magic Crystals, also required for progression
• Each biome has a Pixie Queen that must be defeated to advance magic progression in that biome. Pixie Queens are fully random in location and spawn from magical runestones that appear roughly every 30 minutes (real time). Only 36 of each runestone type exist in the world at once, so they're a limited, contested resource
• Defeating a Pixie Queen grants her Core, required for the main magic progression line
• Food (especially farming) plays a big role in sustaining Eitr
• All magic weapons have an AOE secondary attack

• All combat styles start out simple, you won't be swinging anything fancy right away
• Defeating Eikthyr unlocks the first real stage of gear
• From there, progression is gated by biome:
• You'll need a unique boss-drop item from that biome's boss
• You'll also need the previous tier of the weapon or armor you're upgrading
• Assassins, Archers, and Warriors will need to seek out custom dungeons, slay powerful corrupted bosses, and farm unique biome-specific metals to keep climbing
• This keeps melee and ranged progression in step with the world's difficulty curve, so you can't easily outscale the content early on