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== How to Socket or Forge ==
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Sacred 2 allows players to create their own unique weapons and armor by "socketing" jewlery, rings, amulets and runes into their gear. A player does not need the Blacksmith skill to forge or socket items.  All that is necessary is a visit to the Blacksmith, where item socketing can be paid for. The Blacksmith's location can always be recognized by the anvil icon that appears on the map or above the npc's head in game.  Socketing in Sacred 2 is considerably more expensive than in Sacred.  As well, because of the larger number of variables involved with being able to produce quality, forged items, builds that were intensely equipment based via socketing in Sacred may not come as easily as before in Sacred 2. In Sacred, slots all had the same capacity of being able to socket ''all'' socketable items with a small variance in bonuses given for items socketed within bronze, silver, gold and green slots. Sacred 2 introduces item slots that are limited with what they are able to socket. This means, for example, that if there is a number of slots on an item, perhaps only one would be capable of socketing a ring. Sacred 2 also does give forge bonuses for weapons that contain silver or gold slots.
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Sacred 2 allows players to create their own unique weapons and armor by "socketing" jewelry, rings, amulets, and runes into their gear. A player does not need the [[Sacred 2:Blacksmith|Blacksmith skill]] to forge or socket items.  All that is necessary is a visit to the Blacksmith, where item socketing can be paid for. The Blacksmith's location can always be recognized by the anvil icon that appears on the map or above the NPC's head in game.  Socketing in Sacred 2 is considerably more expensive than in Sacred.  As well, because of the larger number of variables involved with being able to produce quality forged items, builds that were intensely equipment-based via socketing in Sacred may not come as easily as before in Sacred 2. In Sacred, slots all had the same capacity of being able to socket ''all'' socketable items with a small variance in bonuses given for items forged in bronze, silver, gold, and green slots. Sacred 2 introduces item slots that are limited in what they are able to hold. This means, for example, that if there are several slots on an item, perhaps only one would be capable of socketing a ring. Sacred 2 also gives forge bonuses for weapons that contain silver or gold slots.
 
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When starting to forge a new item, the player will see the Forge/Socketing screen. Bring the item you wish to have socketed over to the field under the word Forging. Only Items that have slots within them can be placed here:
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When starting to forge a new item, the player will see the Forge/Socketing screen. Bring the item you wish to have socketed over to the field under the word Forging. Only Items that have slots within them can be placed here:
  
 
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The player can place the item which possesses slots within the Forging field. Following down the field, along the right, will be seen the number and quality of slots that the item has.  In the case of this sword, the player will see that there are ''two'' slots available for socketing, as well as an indication of the ''quality'' of the slots.  The cursor is indicating that within one of the two slots available, the quality of this slot is Silver, and can therefore socket runes, smith arts and rings.
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The player can place the item which possesses slots within the Forging field. Following down the field, along the right, will be seen the number and quality of slots that the item has.  In the case of this sword, the player will see that there are ''two'' slots available for socketing, as well as an indication of the ''quality'' of the slots.  The cursor is indicating that within one of the two slots available, the quality of this slot is Silver, and can therefore socket runes, smith arts, and rings.
  
 
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Blacksmith arts are Combat Arts that a Blacksmith offers and can socket. They are not found on runes, like other Combat Arts. They run along the bottom of the Forge Screen. There are three of these BlackSmith arts, all with different benefits, runing from left to right, and they can be socketed in place of Runes, jewelry, or other type of socketable.  
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===Blacksmith Arts===
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Blacksmith Arts are special Combat Arts that a Blacksmith offers and can socket. They are not found on runes like other CAs, but are instead chosen from the bottom of the Forge Screen. There are three of these Blacksmith Arts, each with different benefits, and they can be socketed in place of runes, jewelry, or damage-type items such as ice crystals.  
  
1. '''Enhance'''
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====1. Enhance====
* Chance for Critical Hits
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*Chance for Critical Hits
* Regeneration Time -% (bonus)
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*Regeneration Time -% (bonus)
2. '''Anneal'''
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====2. Anneal====
* Armor +%
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*Armor +%
* Defense Value +%
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*Defense Value +%
3. '''Whet'''
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====3. Whet====
* Damage +%
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*Damage +%
* Attack Value +%
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*Attack Value +%
  
  
  
In the example shown below, by clicking on the first Blacksmith Art, Enhance, it will turn to green any available slot that this Blacksmith art can be socketed successfully into.
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In the example shown below, by clicking on the first Blacksmith Art, Enhance, any available slot that this Blacksmith art can be socketed successfully into will turn green.
  
 
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Since the Silver slot allows runes to be socketed into it, the player can now take the Moribund Animus rune from his inventory and place it into the silver slot.  As a player benefits from the secondary effects (Indicated on a rune by the smaller of the two descriptions) of another character class's runes, in this case, the player would have successfully forged a weapon that now has an extra +3 Life Leech Per Hit.
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Since the Silver slot allows runes to be socketed into it, the player can now take the Moribund Animus rune from his inventory and place it into the silver slot.  Because a player benefits from the secondary effects (indicated on a rune by the smaller of the two descriptions) of another character class's runes, the player in this case would have successfully forged a weapon that now has an extra +3 Life Leech Per Hit. (For more information about the properties of runes from different difficulties, see the [[Sacred 2:Runes|Benefits of Forging Runes]] tables.)
  
 
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Press Forge...socketing is now complete.
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Press Forge... socketing is now complete!
  
In the Sacred Demo, there is no penalty for removing a socketed item...this means that you can take out an item, and none of the other items will be destroyed. In the retail version of Sacred, however, removing one of a number of socketed items means the other items will be destroyed. However level 75 of Blacksmith mastery offers a chance of not having items destroyed when one is taken out.
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In the Sacred Demo, there is no penalty for removing a socketed item; this means that you can take out an item, and none of the other items will be destroyed. In the retail version of Sacred, however, removing one of a number of socketed items means the other items will be destroyed. However, level 75 of [[Sacred 2:Blacksmith|Blacksmith]] mastery offers a chance of not having items destroyed when one is taken out.
  
  
'''Type of Slots'''
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===Type of Slots===
  
There are 4 different kinds of slots available on weapons and armor that can allow only certain types of items to be put within for socketing.
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There are 4 different kinds of slots available on weapons and armor. The slot colors determine which types of items may be forged in them.
  
  
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http://www.sacredwiki.org/images/Sacred_2/Smith/Silver.png '''Silver Slot'''  
 
http://www.sacredwiki.org/images/Sacred_2/Smith/Silver.png '''Silver Slot'''  
  
Silver slots allow the player to socket runes, Blacksmith arts, rings and provide an increased bonus (7%) to forged items.
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Silver slots allow the player to socket runes, Blacksmith Arts, rings and provide an increased bonus (7%) to forged items.
  
  
 
http://www.sacredwiki.org/images/Sacred_2/Smith/Gold.png '''Gold Slot'''  
 
http://www.sacredwiki.org/images/Sacred_2/Smith/Gold.png '''Gold Slot'''  
  
Gold slots allow the player to socket runes, Blacksmith arts, rings, amulets, and will significantly increase bonus (15%) to forged items.
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Gold slots allow the player to socket runes, Blacksmith Arts, rings, amulets, and will significantly increase bonus (15%) to forged items.
  
  
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The above items will convert a percentage of the original weapon damage (Usually from Physical) into the new, chosen element. For example, if a player wanted to enhance fire damage, he would socket one or more "Chunk of Lava" into their chosen gear and that would give them ~30-50% of the previous damage now as fire damage instead of physical. The more elemental damage a player can produce, the better the chance of applying the relevant status effect.
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The above items will convert a percentage of the original weapon damage (usually from Physical) into the new, chosen element. For example, if a player wanted to enhance fire damage, he would socket one or more "Chunk of Lava" into their chosen gear and that would give them ~30-50% of the previous damage now as fire damage instead of physical. The more elemental damage a player can produce, the better the chance of applying the relevant status effect.
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*Note- If a player has taken the [[Sacred 2:Blacksmith|Blacksmith skill]], items can be forged in lesser slots. For instance, the Blacksmith NPC can only forge an amulet in a gold slot, while a player with this skill may forge an amulet in either a gold or a silver slot.

Revision as of 12:51, 19 February 2009

ABlacksmith2.gif

How to Socket or Forge

Sacred 2 allows players to create their own unique weapons and armor by "socketing" jewelry, rings, amulets, and runes into their gear. A player does not need the Blacksmith skill to forge or socket items. All that is necessary is a visit to the Blacksmith, where item socketing can be paid for. The Blacksmith's location can always be recognized by the anvil icon that appears on the map or above the NPC's head in game. Socketing in Sacred 2 is considerably more expensive than in Sacred. As well, because of the larger number of variables involved with being able to produce quality forged items, builds that were intensely equipment-based via socketing in Sacred may not come as easily as before in Sacred 2. In Sacred, slots all had the same capacity of being able to socket all socketable items with a small variance in bonuses given for items forged in bronze, silver, gold, and green slots. Sacred 2 introduces item slots that are limited in what they are able to hold. This means, for example, that if there are several slots on an item, perhaps only one would be capable of socketing a ring. Sacred 2 also gives forge bonuses for weapons that contain silver or gold slots.

When starting to forge a new item, the player will see the Forge/Socketing screen. Bring the item you wish to have socketed over to the field under the word Forging. Only Items that have slots within them can be placed here:

th_Forge2.jpg


The player can place the item which possesses slots within the Forging field. Following down the field, along the right, will be seen the number and quality of slots that the item has. In the case of this sword, the player will see that there are two slots available for socketing, as well as an indication of the quality of the slots. The cursor is indicating that within one of the two slots available, the quality of this slot is Silver, and can therefore socket runes, smith arts, and rings.

th_Forge3.jpg


Blacksmith Arts

Blacksmith Arts are special Combat Arts that a Blacksmith offers and can socket. They are not found on runes like other CAs, but are instead chosen from the bottom of the Forge Screen. There are three of these Blacksmith Arts, each with different benefits, and they can be socketed in place of runes, jewelry, or damage-type items such as ice crystals.

1. Enhance

  • Chance for Critical Hits
  • Regeneration Time -% (bonus)

2. Anneal

  • Armor +%
  • Defense Value +%

3. Whet

  • Damage +%
  • Attack Value +%


In the example shown below, by clicking on the first Blacksmith Art, Enhance, any available slot that this Blacksmith art can be socketed successfully into will turn green.

th_EnhanceScreeny.jpg


Since the Silver slot allows runes to be socketed into it, the player can now take the Moribund Animus rune from his inventory and place it into the silver slot. Because a player benefits from the secondary effects (indicated on a rune by the smaller of the two descriptions) of another character class's runes, the player in this case would have successfully forged a weapon that now has an extra +3 Life Leech Per Hit. (For more information about the properties of runes from different difficulties, see the Benefits of Forging Runes tables.)

th_Forge5.jpg


Press Forge... socketing is now complete!

In the Sacred Demo, there is no penalty for removing a socketed item; this means that you can take out an item, and none of the other items will be destroyed. In the retail version of Sacred, however, removing one of a number of socketed items means the other items will be destroyed. However, level 75 of Blacksmith mastery offers a chance of not having items destroyed when one is taken out.


Type of Slots

There are 4 different kinds of slots available on weapons and armor. The slot colors determine which types of items may be forged in them.


Bronze.png Bronze Slot

Bronze slots allow the player to socket runes and Blackmith Arts only.


Silver.png Silver Slot

Silver slots allow the player to socket runes, Blacksmith Arts, rings and provide an increased bonus (7%) to forged items.


Gold.png Gold Slot

Gold slots allow the player to socket runes, Blacksmith Arts, rings, amulets, and will significantly increase bonus (15%) to forged items.


Convertion.png Damage Type Slot

The Damage Type slot allows you to socket the following:

LavaChunk.png Chunk of Lava (fire)
Converts a percentage of physical damage into fire damage.
PoisonFang.png Poison Fang (poison)
Converts a percentage of physical damage into poison damage.
MagicPearl.png Magic Pearl (magic)
Converts a percentage of physical damage into magic damage.
IceCrystal.png Ice Crystal (freeze)
Converts a percentage of physical damage into ice damage.

The above items will convert a percentage of the original weapon damage (usually from Physical) into the new, chosen element. For example, if a player wanted to enhance fire damage, he would socket one or more "Chunk of Lava" into their chosen gear and that would give them ~30-50% of the previous damage now as fire damage instead of physical. The more elemental damage a player can produce, the better the chance of applying the relevant status effect.


  • Note- If a player has taken the Blacksmith skill, items can be forged in lesser slots. For instance, the Blacksmith NPC can only forge an amulet in a gold slot, while a player with this skill may forge an amulet in either a gold or a silver slot.