Making plus items

kevinwisbith · 01/17/2006, 20:38

I know it takes 2 +1's and the item to make a plus 1 item. But after that I'm unsure. Could someone make a chart that shows you how many plus 1 items you need to make a +6 or +3 or something like that.

The!One · 01/17/2006, 20:57

+1 item = +0* +1 +1 --2--
+2 item = +1* +1 +1 --3--
+3 item = +2* +2 +2 --9--
+4 item = +3* +3 +3 --27--
+5 item = +4* +4 +4 --81--
+6 item = +5* +5 +5 --243--
+7 item = +6* +6 +6 --729--
+8 item = +7* +7 +7 --2187--
+9 item = +8* +8 +8 --6561--

KEY: Primary = x* next two are +'s used and --Total # of +1s--

kevinwisbith · 01/17/2006, 21:25

Thanks + karma

Devill · 01/17/2006, 23:01

This is a Item Composition webpage I came accross if u r interested

kevinwisbith · 01/17/2006, 23:05

Thanks, deffantly book marking that

AzN_Gamerz · 01/18/2006, 06:05

Quote:

Originally posted by Devill@Jan 17 2006, 23:01
This is a Item Composition webpage I came accross if u r interested

ty I needed this

Mehti · 01/18/2006, 23:04

i made my warrior armor +6 last night with +5*+5+5 and 2 normal gems need to do this = +6

The!One · 01/18/2006, 23:44

oh yeh....i forgot to add gems lol, oops

TAY · 01/20/2006, 02:05

@Devill-sweet link thanks

~~chew9~~ · 02/24/2006, 23:23

what gems u need to do that ?

Fierce · 02/25/2006, 01:26

i've heard that any gem worked. ppl used to put normal kylin

Sweethome · 02/25/2006, 04:10

If anyone wanted to know how much an item would cost this is something I use..

muak · 05/14/2006, 07:33

Let X Represent Desired Composition Level. if x >= 2

2(3^x-2)

Thats how much the single step is.
The!One your numbers are wrong.

0>1 = 2
1>2 = 2 (4)
2>3 = 6 (10)
3>4 = 18 (28)
4>5 = 54 (82)
5>6 = 162 (244)
6>7 = 486 (730)
7>8 = 1458 (2188)
8>9 = 4374 (6562)

Not Including Gems

kurogasa · 05/14/2006, 10:33

I still dont understand..... how are gems used in doing this?
I do understand everyuthing else tho

mralexleet · 05/14/2006, 10:42

wow alot of +1 for +9 gl...lol