Materials

Every game item has a Material property that defines what it is made out of. The Material an item is made out of is the largest factor in determining its rarity, monetary value, Ability Set, and Attack/Defense/Block Rating. When using the blacksmith, other than the base item in a repair, items are reduced to their raw Material form, and the Type of item is ignored. At the blacksmith, the Materials used determine how much Durability is restored or given to the final product, the final Ability Set Rank of a crafted Weapon, and the likelihood of releasing or unreleasing an Ability in the final product.

Materials with the Same Name

Mullock, Fang, Bone, Steel, and Corundum are all names of two different materials. In the game, there is no way to distinguish the materials by name alone. In this database, the variations are marked as either (A) or (B), though there is no official name for distinguishing materials with the same name. All Materials with identical names have attributes that make them discernible:

Mullock

Mullock (A) is found as a regular item, while Mullock (B) is only created as the result of combining two Mullock (A) at the blacksmith. When smithing with Steel (B) as the Base Item, the result of using Mullock (A) as the Additional Item will always be a Steel (B) item, while the result of using Mullock (B) will as the Additional Item will always be a Damascus item. As the Material of items themselves, the two Mullocks have no differences.

Fang, Bone

Fang (A) and Bone (A) items have lower Ratings and lower monetary value than Fang (B) and Bone (B) items.

Steel

Steel (A) items have lower monetary value than Steel (B) items. Steel (A) weapons have an Attack Rating that is 1 point higher than their Steel (B) counterparts. When using Mullock (B) as the Additional Item at the blacksmith, the resulting item will always be a Steel (A) item when Steel (A) is used as the Base Item, while the resulting item will always be a Damascus item when using Steel (B) as the Base Item.

Corundum

Corundum items are identical except when made into Accessories, where they have different Ability Sets. Corundum (A) has Fire Arts and Earth Support, while Corundum (B) has Water Arts and Water Support. Both have Heal+5 in their first Ability Slot. Ruby is initially equipped with a Corundum (A) Ring, and Sapphire is initially equipped with a Corundum (B) Ring.

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