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Adornments
- For a table summarizing all adornments by equipment slot, rarity and effect, see the Overview page.
- For a simple, alphabetic listing of all adornments, see the category page.
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Adornments are items that can be added to your worn equipment to add some sort of effect to them. By adding adornments to your equipment, you can increase the stats that your equipment bestows on you, or even gain new effects that you didn't have before. For example, adornments can add or enhance a skill or stat (+10 STR), or enhance a spell (+4 to all heals). Different effects are restricted to different equipment slots or weapon types. Each type of adornment can be made in several tiers of quality, each with different minimum level requirements.
When You Adorn Something
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Once you've obtained an adornment, you must attach it to a piece of equipment. In doing so, the adornment is expended and cannot be recovered or reused. The adorned item gains the "Ornate" tag, which means it cannot be traded any longer, even if it was tradeable previously. Though you can't recover an adornment after it has been applied, you can replace it with a new adornment. However, each item can only hold one adornment (per slot color) at a time.
Legendary and Fabled gear for the Sentinel's Fate expansion introduced the possibility of secondary adornment "slots." Nearly all items have a white slot for regular adornments. These items can only have one adornment applied to them at a time. However, some items have white and yellow adornment slots (Legendary gear) or white and red adornment slots (Fabled gear). These items can hold one regular adornment at a time in their white slot, and one specialized adornment at a time in their yellow or red slots.
Also worth noting are the level 90 Battlegrounds-specific gear and items. This equipment comes with a secondary blue adornment slot which can have one Battlegrounds-specific adornment applied (at a time) to them.
Types of Adornments
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As previously mentioned, there are four types of adornments and some equipment has two slots for these adornments. Listed below is an overview of how to obtain the various types of adornments.
| White | Handcrafted to Fabled | Crafted by players who have taken on the Adorning profession |
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| Yellow | Legendary | Sold for 5 Mark of Manaar by vendor Elendra in Paineel |
| Red | Fabled | Sold for 5 Seal of Arad and 10p by vendor Kal'Jeketh in Paineel |
| Blue | Fabled | PvP / Battlegrounds adornments, whose effects only apply during Battlegrounds matches or PvP Servers |
Because the overwhelming majority of adornments are white. The remainder of this article will discuss how they are created and what types are available.
Creating White Adornments
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- See Also: Adornments/Overview
In order to make a white adornment, the crafter needs subcomponents made from the Transmuting process. Transmuting breaks down valuable items (Treasured, Legendary, Mastercrafted, and Fabled items) into components. Generally, white adornments are readily available on the Broker to be purchased from other players. The Broker window's Advanced Search includes an option to search specifically for adornments.
White adornments were introduced with the Echoes of Faydwer expansion. The secondary tradeskill for adornments is called Adorning. Every class is capable of becoming an Adorner, should the player so choose, and all the recipes have been unified under the sole skill of Adorning (whereas previously, there were advanced adornment recipes available for each of the primary tradeskill classes).
White adornments come in three quality tiers:
- Handcrafted -- which are made from Powder and Fragments
- Mastercrafted-Legendary -- crafted from Infusion, Powder, and Fragments
- Fabled -- created with a Mana, Infusions, Powders, and Fragments
White Adornments by Equipment Slot
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- Armor
- Jewelery
- Weapon, Sybmol, Shield, Ranged
White Adornment Types by Effect
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- autoattack Adornments
- Category:AOE Attack Chance Adornments
- Category:Attack Speed Adornments
- Category:DPS Adornments
- Category:Health Transfer Proc Adornments
- Category:Power Transfer Proc Adornments
- Category:Cold Damage Proc Adornments
- Category:Disease Damage Proc Adornments
- Category:Heat Damage Proc Adornments
- Category:Magic Damage Proc Adornments
- Category:Poison Damage Proc Adornments
- Category:Double Attack Chance Adornments
- Avoidance Adornments
- Crit Adornments + Heal Amount
- Damage
- Category:Cold Damage Adornments
- Category:Combat Art Damage Adornments
- Category:Crushing Damage Adornments
- Category:Disease Damage Adornments
- Category:Divine Damage Adornments
- Category:Heat Damage Adornments
- Category:Magic Damage Adornments
- Category:Piercing Damage Adornments
- Category:Mental Damage Adornments
- Category:Poison Damage Adornments
- Category:Slashing Damage Adornments
- Category:Spell Damage Adornments
- Hostile Spell proc
- Resist Adornments
- Category:Crushing Resist Adornments
- Category:Piercing Resist Adornments
- Category:Slashing Resist Adornments
- Category:Cold Resist Adornments
- Category:Disease Resist Adornments
- Category:Divine Resist Adornments
- Category:Heat Resist Adornments
- Category:Magic Resist Adornments
- Category:Mental Resist Adornments
- Category:Poison Resist Adornments
- Regeneration Adornments
- Stats
- Skill Adornments
- Category:Crushing Skill Adornments
- Category:Piercing Skill Adornments
- Category:Piercing Skill Adornments
- Category:Disruption Skill Adornments
- Category:Ministration Skill Adornments
- Category:Ordination Skill Adornments
- Category:Subjugation Skill Adornments
- Category:Parry Skill Adornments
- Category:Defense Skill Adornments
See Also
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- Tier 1 Adornments by Slot
- Tier 2 Adornments by Slot
- Tier 3 Adornments by Slot
- Tier 4 Adornments by Slot
- Tier 5 Adornments by Slot
- Tier 6 Adornments by Slot
- Tier 7 Adornments by Slot
- Tier 8 Adornments by Slot
- Tier 9 Adornments by Slot