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Enchantment

2026-05-04T19:20:20Z

Khukkai:

== Overview ==

There are two primary methods of enchantment available to enhance your character's capabilities: 

1. The Table of Skills This table helps you get the most out of your gear by boosting four main stats: Power, Stamina, Dexterity, and Wisdom. Use it to make your equipment as strong as possible. You could buy it from the shop 

2. Elemental Stones Use Wind, Earth, Water, and Fire stones to add extra damage and defence to your items. These are especially popular for gaining an advantage in Guardian and Battle modes.

You could get the elemental stones from Gacha in Atlantis, Dance and Machine City maps.

[[File:Enchant1.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
== Jewels ==

There are six different types of Jewels you can collect. You can get them via Gacha on every map, but the specific Jewel you receive depends on where you are playing.

[[File:Jewels_.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]]

'''Common Jewels''' 

Jasper, Moonstone, and Onyx are the most common. You can find these easily on most maps, including:
Arena, Atlantis, Machine City, Dance maps.

'''Rare Jewels''' 

Spinel and Peridot are moderately rare. You can find them on the following maps: Atlantis, Machine City, and Dance maps.

'''Very Rare Jewels''' 
Iolite is a very rare Jewel with a high success rate for enhancements. It is only found on: Machine City and Arena maps. 
 
 
 
 
== How to Enchant with the Table of Skills (Power, Stamina, Dexterity, and Wisdom) ==

Using the Table of Skills is the most effective way to enhance your equipment. These enchantments have a high success rate, making them a reliable choice for upgrading your gear. 

• '''Power''': Boosts your ball speed and power/damage in battle 
• '''Stamina''': Increases survivability and recovery 
• '''Dexterity''': Enhances agility and responsiveness. 
• '''Wisdom''': Improves ball curve and ball-based pressure 
 

''' <big>Required Items</big>''' 

To perform an enchantment, you will need the following materials: 
1. The Table of Skills 
2. Jewels: This type of enchantment has a high chance of success. You can use basic jewels such as Onyx, Jasper, and Moonstone 
 
'''<big>How to Enchantment</big>''' 
'''1. Checking Your Gear''' 
Before you begin, you need to make sure your equipment is ready for the enchantment process. Here is what to look for: 
• Enchantment Eligibility: Check your item’s description to confirm it can be enchanted. Not all items support every type of enchantment. 
• Skill Points: View your gear's stats to see how many points are available for each skill (Power, Stamina, Dexterity, and Wisdom). 
• Potential Limits: Each piece of gear has a maximum capacity for how much it can be improved. Make sure you have enough open "potential" or slots to apply the enchantment you want. 

[[File:Enchant3.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

2. Right-click on your stuff that you would like to add enchantments > enchant 
[[File:Enchant4.png|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
'''3: Starting the Enchantment''' 
Once you are ready to proceed, follow these steps in the enchantment menu: 
• Open the Menu: A new window will pop up showing your available options. 
• Select Your Components: Choose the specific Enchantment type you want to apply and the Stone you wish to use. 
• Begin the Process: Double-check your selections and press Start to attempt the enchantment. 
Note: Keep an eye on the success rate displayed in the window before you commit! 
 
[[File:Enchant5.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

== How to Enchant with Elemental Stones (Wind, Earth, Water and Fire) ==
Enchanting your gear with Elemental Stones (Wind, Earth, Water, and Fire) allows you to customize your stats for high-level play. 
 
'''Enchantment Levels''' 
There are 9 levels of enchantment, ranging from +0 to +9. 
• The Difficulty Curve: As the level increases, the success rate drops. Reaching the higher levels (+7 to +9) is significantly more difficult and requires more patience (or luck!).

[[File:Enchant11.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'''Elemental Effects''' 
Choosing the right element is key for Guardian and Battle modes. Here is how each stone functions: 
• '''Wind Stone''': Increases the damage of your racket. This is the standard choice for players looking to maximise their offensive power. 
• '''Earth Stone''': Boosts your defence against Meteor damage. Use this if you find yourself struggling to survive heavy Meteor strikes. 
• '''Water Stone''': Increases your defence against Blizzard damage. This is essential for resisting freezing-based attacks. 
• '''Fire Stone''' increases damage for Willer when scoring and also could work as defence with Earth Stone's damage 
 
'''Required Items''' 
To perform an enchantment, you will need the following materials: 
1. Element Stones 
2. Jewels 

'''<big>How to Enchantment</big>''' 
1. Enchantment Eligibility: Check your item’s description to confirm it can be enchanted. Not all items support every type of enchantment. 
[[File:Enchant12.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
[[File:Enchant13.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
2. Right-click on your stuff that you would like to add enchantments > enchant 
[[File:Enchant4.png|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'''3: Starting the Enchantment''' 
Once you are ready to proceed, follow these steps in the enchantment menu: 
• Open the Menu: A new window will pop up showing your available options. 
• Select Your Components: Choose the specific Enchantment type you want to apply and the Stone you wish to use. 
• Begin the Process: Double-check your selections and press Start to attempt the enchantment. 
Note: Keep an eye on the success rate displayed in the window before you commit! 

[[File:Enchant14.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
[[File:Enchant15.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

== Tips for Enchantment Success ==
To save resources and maximise your chances, use the right Jewels for each stage of the process: 
• Levels +1 to +4: It is best to use Spinel jewels. These are perfect for the early stages where success rates are still relatively high. 
• Levels +5 to +7: Switch to Peridots. These provide the extra boost needed to overcome the moderate difficulty of mid-tier enchanting. 
• Levels +7 to +9: Always use Iolite. Since the final levels are the hardest, Iolite’s high success rate is essential to completing your enchantment.

Enchantment

2026-05-04T19:19:39Z

Khukkai:

= Enchantment =

== Overview ==

There are two primary methods of enchantment available to enhance your character's capabilities: 

1. The Table of Skills This table helps you get the most out of your gear by boosting four main stats: Power, Stamina, Dexterity, and Wisdom. Use it to make your equipment as strong as possible. You could buy it from the shop 

2. Elemental Stones Use Wind, Earth, Water, and Fire stones to add extra damage and defence to your items. These are especially popular for gaining an advantage in Guardian and Battle modes.

You could get the elemental stones from Gacha in Atlantis, Dance and Machine City maps.

[[File:Enchant1.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
== Jewels ==

There are six different types of Jewels you can collect. You can get them via Gacha on every map, but the specific Jewel you receive depends on where you are playing.

[[File:Jewels_.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]]

'''Common Jewels''' 

Jasper, Moonstone, and Onyx are the most common. You can find these easily on most maps, including:
Arena, Atlantis, Machine City, Dance maps.

'''Rare Jewels''' 

Spinel and Peridot are moderately rare. You can find them on the following maps: Atlantis, Machine City, and Dance maps.

'''Very Rare Jewels''' 
Iolite is a very rare Jewel with a high success rate for enhancements. It is only found on: Machine City and Arena maps. 
 
 
 
 
== How to Enchant with the Table of Skills (Power, Stamina, Dexterity, and Wisdom) ==

Using the Table of Skills is the most effective way to enhance your equipment. These enchantments have a high success rate, making them a reliable choice for upgrading your gear. 

• '''Power''': Boosts your ball speed and power/damage in battle 
• '''Stamina''': Increases survivability and recovery 
• '''Dexterity''': Enhances agility and responsiveness. 
• '''Wisdom''': Improves ball curve and ball-based pressure 
 

''' <big>Required Items</big>''' 

To perform an enchantment, you will need the following materials: 
1. The Table of Skills 
2. Jewels: This type of enchantment has a high chance of success. You can use basic jewels such as Onyx, Jasper, and Moonstone 
 
'''<big>How to Enchantment</big>''' 
'''1. Checking Your Gear''' 
Before you begin, you need to make sure your equipment is ready for the enchantment process. Here is what to look for: 
• Enchantment Eligibility: Check your item’s description to confirm it can be enchanted. Not all items support every type of enchantment. 
• Skill Points: View your gear's stats to see how many points are available for each skill (Power, Stamina, Dexterity, and Wisdom). 
• Potential Limits: Each piece of gear has a maximum capacity for how much it can be improved. Make sure you have enough open "potential" or slots to apply the enchantment you want. 

[[File:Enchant3.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

2. Right-click on your stuff that you would like to add enchantments > enchant 
[[File:Enchant4.png|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
'''3: Starting the Enchantment''' 
Once you are ready to proceed, follow these steps in the enchantment menu: 
• Open the Menu: A new window will pop up showing your available options. 
• Select Your Components: Choose the specific Enchantment type you want to apply and the Stone you wish to use. 
• Begin the Process: Double-check your selections and press Start to attempt the enchantment. 
Note: Keep an eye on the success rate displayed in the window before you commit! 
 
[[File:Enchant5.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

== How to Enchant with Elemental Stones (Wind, Earth, Water and Fire) ==
Enchanting your gear with Elemental Stones (Wind, Earth, Water, and Fire) allows you to customize your stats for high-level play. 
 
'''Enchantment Levels''' 
There are 9 levels of enchantment, ranging from +0 to +9. 
• The Difficulty Curve: As the level increases, the success rate drops. Reaching the higher levels (+7 to +9) is significantly more difficult and requires more patience (or luck!).

[[File:Enchant11.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'''Elemental Effects''' 
Choosing the right element is key for Guardian and Battle modes. Here is how each stone functions: 
• '''Wind Stone''': Increases the damage of your racket. This is the standard choice for players looking to maximise their offensive power. 
• '''Earth Stone''': Boosts your defence against Meteor damage. Use this if you find yourself struggling to survive heavy Meteor strikes. 
• '''Water Stone''': Increases your defence against Blizzard damage. This is essential for resisting freezing-based attacks. 
• '''Fire Stone''' increases damage for Willer when scoring and also could work as defence with Earth Stone's damage 
 
'''Required Items''' 
To perform an enchantment, you will need the following materials: 
1. Element Stones 
2. Jewels 

'''<big>How to Enchantment</big>''' 
1. Enchantment Eligibility: Check your item’s description to confirm it can be enchanted. Not all items support every type of enchantment. 
[[File:Enchant12.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
[[File:Enchant13.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
2. Right-click on your stuff that you would like to add enchantments > enchant 
[[File:Enchant4.png|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'''3: Starting the Enchantment''' 
Once you are ready to proceed, follow these steps in the enchantment menu: 
• Open the Menu: A new window will pop up showing your available options. 
• Select Your Components: Choose the specific Enchantment type you want to apply and the Stone you wish to use. 
• Begin the Process: Double-check your selections and press Start to attempt the enchantment. 
Note: Keep an eye on the success rate displayed in the window before you commit! 

[[File:Enchant14.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
[[File:Enchant15.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

== Tips for Enchantment Success ==
To save resources and maximise your chances, use the right Jewels for each stage of the process: 
• Levels +1 to +4: It is best to use Spinel jewels. These are perfect for the early stages where success rates are still relatively high. 
• Levels +5 to +7: Switch to Peridots. These provide the extra boost needed to overcome the moderate difficulty of mid-tier enchanting. 
• Levels +7 to +9: Always use Iolite. Since the final levels are the hardest, Iolite’s high success rate is essential to completing your enchantment.

JFTSE Wiki:Enchantment

2026-05-04T19:15:02Z

Khukkai: Khukkai moved page JFTSE Wiki:Enchantment to Enchantment

#REDIRECT [[Enchantment]]

Enchantment

2026-05-04T19:15:02Z

Khukkai: Khukkai moved page JFTSE Wiki:Enchantment to Enchantment

= Enchantment =

== Overview ==

There are two primary methods of enchantment available to enhance your character's capabilities: 

1. The Table of Skills This table helps you get the most out of your gear by boosting four main stats: Power, Stamina, Dexterity, and Wisdom. Use it to make your equipment as strong as possible. You could buy it from the shop 

2. Elemental Stones Use Wind, Earth, Water, and Fire stones to add extra damage and defence to your items. These are especially popular for gaining an advantage in Guardian and Battle modes.

You could get the elemental stones from Gacha in Atlantis, Dance and Machine City maps.

[[File:Enchant1.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
== Jewels ==

There are six different types of Jewels you can collect. You can get them via Gacha on every map, but the specific Jewel you receive depends on where you are playing.

[[File:Jewels_.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]]

'''Common Jewels''' 

Jasper, Moonstone, and Onyx are the most common. You can find these easily on most maps, including:
Arena, Atlantis, Machine City, Dance maps.

'''Rare Jewels''' 

Spinel and Peridot are moderately rare. You can find them on the following maps: Atlantis, Machine City, and Dance maps.

'''Very Rare Jewels''' 
Iolite is a very rare Jewel with a high success rate for enhancements. It is only found on: Machine City and Arena maps. 
 
 
 
 
== How to Enchant with the Table of Skills (Power, Stamina, Dexterity, and Wisdom) ==

Using the Table of Skills is the most effective way to enhance your equipment. These enchantments have a high success rate, making them a reliable choice for upgrading your gear. 

• '''Power''': Boosts your ball speed and power/damage in battle 
• '''Stamina''': Increases survivability and recovery 
• '''Dexterity''': Enhances agility and responsiveness. 
• '''Wisdom''': Improves ball curve and ball-based pressure 
 

''' <big>Required Items</big>''' 

To perform an enchantment, you will need the following materials: 
1. The Table of Skills 
2. Jewels: This type of enchantment has a high chance of success. You can use basic jewels such as Onyx, Jasper, and Moonstone 
 
'''<big>How to Enchantment</big>''' 
'''1. Checking Your Gear''' 
Before you begin, you need to make sure your equipment is ready for the enchantment process. Here is what to look for: 
• Enchantment Eligibility: Check your item’s description to confirm it can be enchanted. Not all items support every type of enchantment. 
• Skill Points: View your gear's stats to see how many points are available for each skill (Power, Stamina, Dexterity, and Wisdom). 
• Potential Limits: Each piece of gear has a maximum capacity for how much it can be improved. Make sure you have enough open "potential" or slots to apply the enchantment you want. 

[[File:Enchant3.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

2. Right-click on your stuff that you would like to add enchantments > enchant 
[[File:Enchant4.png|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
'''3: Starting the Enchantment''' 
Once you are ready to proceed, follow these steps in the enchantment menu: 
• Open the Menu: A new window will pop up showing your available options. 
• Select Your Components: Choose the specific Enchantment type you want to apply and the Stone you wish to use. 
• Begin the Process: Double-check your selections and press Start to attempt the enchantment. 
Note: Keep an eye on the success rate displayed in the window before you commit! 
 
[[File:Enchant5.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

== How to Enchant with Elemental Stones ==
Enchanting your gear with Elemental Stones (Wind, Earth, Water, and Fire) allows you to customize your stats for high-level play. 
 
'''Enchantment Levels''' 
There are 9 levels of enchantment, ranging from +0 to +9. 
• The Difficulty Curve: As the level increases, the success rate drops. Reaching the higher levels (+7 to +9) is significantly more difficult and requires more patience (or luck!).

[[File:Enchant11.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'''Elemental Effects''' 
Choosing the right element is key for Guardian and Battle modes. Here is how each stone functions: 
• '''Wind Stone''': Increases the damage of your racket. This is the standard choice for players looking to maximise their offensive power. 
• '''Earth Stone''': Boosts your defence against Meteor damage. Use this if you find yourself struggling to survive heavy Meteor strikes. 
• '''Water Stone''': Increases your defence against Blizzard damage. This is essential for resisting freezing-based attacks. 
• '''Fire Stone''' increases damage for Willer when scoring and also could work as defence with Earth Stone's damage 
 
'''Required Items''' 
To perform an enchantment, you will need the following materials: 
1. Element Stones 
2. Jewels 

'''<big>How to Enchantment</big>''' 
1. Enchantment Eligibility: Check your item’s description to confirm it can be enchanted. Not all items support every type of enchantment. 
[[File:Enchant12.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
[[File:Enchant13.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
2. Right-click on your stuff that you would like to add enchantments > enchant 
[[File:Enchant4.png|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'''3: Starting the Enchantment''' 
Once you are ready to proceed, follow these steps in the enchantment menu: 
• Open the Menu: A new window will pop up showing your available options. 
• Select Your Components: Choose the specific Enchantment type you want to apply and the Stone you wish to use. 
• Begin the Process: Double-check your selections and press Start to attempt the enchantment. 
Note: Keep an eye on the success rate displayed in the window before you commit! 

[[File:Enchant14.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
[[File:Enchant15.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

== Tips for Enchantment Success ==
To save resources and maximise your chances, use the right Jewels for each stage of the process: 
• Levels +1 to +4: It is best to use Spinel jewels. These are perfect for the early stages where success rates are still relatively high. 
• Levels +5 to +7: Switch to Peridots. These provide the extra boost needed to overcome the moderate difficulty of mid-tier enchanting. 
• Levels +7 to +9: Always use Iolite. Since the final levels are the hardest, Iolite’s high success rate is essential to completing your enchantment.

Some new page

2026-05-04T19:07:54Z

Khukkai: Khukkai moved page Some new page to JFTSE Wiki:Enchantment

#REDIRECT [[JFTSE Wiki:Enchantment]]

Enchantment

2026-05-04T19:07:54Z

Khukkai: Khukkai moved page Some new page to JFTSE Wiki:Enchantment

= Enchantment =

== Overview ==

There are two primary methods of enchantment available to enhance your character's capabilities: 

1. The Table of Skills This table helps you get the most out of your gear by boosting four main stats: Power, Stamina, Dexterity, and Wisdom. Use it to make your equipment as strong as possible. You could buy it from the shop 

2. Elemental Stones Use Wind, Earth, Water, and Fire stones to add extra damage and defence to your items. These are especially popular for gaining an advantage in Guardian and Battle modes.

You could get the elemental stones from Gacha in Atlantis, Dance and Machine City maps.

[[File:Enchant1.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
== Jewels ==

There are six different types of Jewels you can collect. You can get them via Gacha on every map, but the specific Jewel you receive depends on where you are playing.

[[File:Jewels_.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]]

'''Common Jewels''' 

Jasper, Moonstone, and Onyx are the most common. You can find these easily on most maps, including:
Arena, Atlantis, Machine City, Dance maps.

'''Rare Jewels''' 

Spinel and Peridot are moderately rare. You can find them on the following maps: Atlantis, Machine City, and Dance maps.

'''Very Rare Jewels''' 
Iolite is a very rare Jewel with a high success rate for enhancements. It is only found on: Machine City and Arena maps. 
 
 
 
 
== How to Enchant with the Table of Skills (Power, Stamina, Dexterity, and Wisdom) ==

Using the Table of Skills is the most effective way to enhance your equipment. These enchantments have a high success rate, making them a reliable choice for upgrading your gear. 

• '''Power''': Boosts your ball speed and power/damage in battle 
• '''Stamina''': Increases survivability and recovery 
• '''Dexterity''': Enhances agility and responsiveness. 
• '''Wisdom''': Improves ball curve and ball-based pressure 
 

''' <big>Required Items</big>''' 

To perform an enchantment, you will need the following materials: 
1. The Table of Skills 
2. Jewels: This type of enchantment has a high chance of success. You can use basic jewels such as Onyx, Jasper, and Moonstone 
 
'''<big>How to Enchantment</big>''' 
'''1. Checking Your Gear''' 
Before you begin, you need to make sure your equipment is ready for the enchantment process. Here is what to look for: 
• Enchantment Eligibility: Check your item’s description to confirm it can be enchanted. Not all items support every type of enchantment. 
• Skill Points: View your gear's stats to see how many points are available for each skill (Power, Stamina, Dexterity, and Wisdom). 
• Potential Limits: Each piece of gear has a maximum capacity for how much it can be improved. Make sure you have enough open "potential" or slots to apply the enchantment you want. 

[[File:Enchant3.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

2. Right-click on your stuff that you would like to add enchantments > enchant 
[[File:Enchant4.png|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
'''3: Starting the Enchantment''' 
Once you are ready to proceed, follow these steps in the enchantment menu: 
• Open the Menu: A new window will pop up showing your available options. 
• Select Your Components: Choose the specific Enchantment type you want to apply and the Stone you wish to use. 
• Begin the Process: Double-check your selections and press Start to attempt the enchantment. 
Note: Keep an eye on the success rate displayed in the window before you commit! 
 
[[File:Enchant5.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

== How to Enchant with Elemental Stones ==
Enchanting your gear with Elemental Stones (Wind, Earth, Water, and Fire) allows you to customize your stats for high-level play. 
 
'''Enchantment Levels''' 
There are 9 levels of enchantment, ranging from +0 to +9. 
• The Difficulty Curve: As the level increases, the success rate drops. Reaching the higher levels (+7 to +9) is significantly more difficult and requires more patience (or luck!).

[[File:Enchant11.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'''Elemental Effects''' 
Choosing the right element is key for Guardian and Battle modes. Here is how each stone functions: 
• '''Wind Stone''': Increases the damage of your racket. This is the standard choice for players looking to maximise their offensive power. 
• '''Earth Stone''': Boosts your defence against Meteor damage. Use this if you find yourself struggling to survive heavy Meteor strikes. 
• '''Water Stone''': Increases your defence against Blizzard damage. This is essential for resisting freezing-based attacks. 
• '''Fire Stone''' increases damage for Willer when scoring and also could work as defence with Earth Stone's damage 
 
'''Required Items''' 
To perform an enchantment, you will need the following materials: 
1. Element Stones 
2. Jewels 

'''<big>How to Enchantment</big>''' 
1. Enchantment Eligibility: Check your item’s description to confirm it can be enchanted. Not all items support every type of enchantment. 
[[File:Enchant12.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
[[File:Enchant13.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
2. Right-click on your stuff that you would like to add enchantments > enchant 
[[File:Enchant4.png|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'''3: Starting the Enchantment''' 
Once you are ready to proceed, follow these steps in the enchantment menu: 
• Open the Menu: A new window will pop up showing your available options. 
• Select Your Components: Choose the specific Enchantment type you want to apply and the Stone you wish to use. 
• Begin the Process: Double-check your selections and press Start to attempt the enchantment. 
Note: Keep an eye on the success rate displayed in the window before you commit! 

[[File:Enchant14.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
[[File:Enchant15.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

== Tips for Enchantment Success ==
To save resources and maximise your chances, use the right Jewels for each stage of the process: 
• Levels +1 to +4: It is best to use Spinel jewels. These are perfect for the early stages where success rates are still relatively high. 
• Levels +5 to +7: Switch to Peridots. These provide the extra boost needed to overcome the moderate difficulty of mid-tier enchanting. 
• Levels +7 to +9: Always use Iolite. Since the final levels are the hardest, Iolite’s high success rate is essential to completing your enchantment.

Enchantment

2026-05-04T19:05:09Z

Khukkai: Created page with "= Enchantment = == Overview == There are two primary methods of enchantment available to enhance your character's capabilities: 1. The Table of Skills This table helps you get the most out of your gear by boosting four main stats: Power, Stamina, Dexterity, and Wisdom. Use it to make your equipment as strong as possible. You could buy it from the shop 2. Elemental Stones Use Wind, Earth, Water, and Fire stones to add extra damage and defence to your items...."

= Enchantment =

== Overview ==

There are two primary methods of enchantment available to enhance your character's capabilities: 

1. The Table of Skills This table helps you get the most out of your gear by boosting four main stats: Power, Stamina, Dexterity, and Wisdom. Use it to make your equipment as strong as possible. You could buy it from the shop 

2. Elemental Stones Use Wind, Earth, Water, and Fire stones to add extra damage and defence to your items. These are especially popular for gaining an advantage in Guardian and Battle modes.

You could get the elemental stones from Gacha in Atlantis, Dance and Machine City maps.

[[File:Enchant1.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
== Jewels ==

There are six different types of Jewels you can collect. You can get them via Gacha on every map, but the specific Jewel you receive depends on where you are playing.

[[File:Jewels_.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]]

'''Common Jewels''' 

Jasper, Moonstone, and Onyx are the most common. You can find these easily on most maps, including:
Arena, Atlantis, Machine City, Dance maps.

'''Rare Jewels''' 

Spinel and Peridot are moderately rare. You can find them on the following maps: Atlantis, Machine City, and Dance maps.

'''Very Rare Jewels''' 
Iolite is a very rare Jewel with a high success rate for enhancements. It is only found on: Machine City and Arena maps. 
 
 
 
 
== How to Enchant with the Table of Skills (Power, Stamina, Dexterity, and Wisdom) ==

Using the Table of Skills is the most effective way to enhance your equipment. These enchantments have a high success rate, making them a reliable choice for upgrading your gear. 

• '''Power''': Boosts your ball speed and power/damage in battle 
• '''Stamina''': Increases survivability and recovery 
• '''Dexterity''': Enhances agility and responsiveness. 
• '''Wisdom''': Improves ball curve and ball-based pressure 
 

''' <big>Required Items</big>''' 

To perform an enchantment, you will need the following materials: 
1. The Table of Skills 
2. Jewels: This type of enchantment has a high chance of success. You can use basic jewels such as Onyx, Jasper, and Moonstone 
 
'''<big>How to Enchantment</big>''' 
'''1. Checking Your Gear''' 
Before you begin, you need to make sure your equipment is ready for the enchantment process. Here is what to look for: 
• Enchantment Eligibility: Check your item’s description to confirm it can be enchanted. Not all items support every type of enchantment. 
• Skill Points: View your gear's stats to see how many points are available for each skill (Power, Stamina, Dexterity, and Wisdom). 
• Potential Limits: Each piece of gear has a maximum capacity for how much it can be improved. Make sure you have enough open "potential" or slots to apply the enchantment you want. 

[[File:Enchant3.jpg|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

2. Right-click on your stuff that you would like to add enchantments > enchant 
[[File:Enchant4.png|1300*650px|thumb|left]] 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
'''3: Starting the Enchantment''' 
Once you are ready to proceed, follow these steps in the enchantment menu: 
• Open the Menu: A new window will pop up showing your available options. 
• Select Your Components: Choose the specific Enchantment type you want to apply and the Stone you wish to use. 
• Begin the Process: Double-check your selections and press Start to attempt the enchantment. 
Note: Keep an eye on the success rate displayed in the window before you commit! 
 
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== How to Enchant with Elemental Stones ==
Enchanting your gear with Elemental Stones (Wind, Earth, Water, and Fire) allows you to customize your stats for high-level play. 
 
'''Enchantment Levels''' 
There are 9 levels of enchantment, ranging from +0 to +9. 
• The Difficulty Curve: As the level increases, the success rate drops. Reaching the higher levels (+7 to +9) is significantly more difficult and requires more patience (or luck!).

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'''Elemental Effects''' 
Choosing the right element is key for Guardian and Battle modes. Here is how each stone functions: 
• '''Wind Stone''': Increases the damage of your racket. This is the standard choice for players looking to maximise their offensive power. 
• '''Earth Stone''': Boosts your defence against Meteor damage. Use this if you find yourself struggling to survive heavy Meteor strikes. 
• '''Water Stone''': Increases your defence against Blizzard damage. This is essential for resisting freezing-based attacks. 
• '''Fire Stone''' increases damage for Willer when scoring and also could work as defence with Earth Stone's damage 
 
'''Required Items''' 
To perform an enchantment, you will need the following materials: 
1. Element Stones 
2. Jewels 

'''<big>How to Enchantment</big>''' 
1. Enchantment Eligibility: Check your item’s description to confirm it can be enchanted. Not all items support every type of enchantment. 
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2. Right-click on your stuff that you would like to add enchantments > enchant 
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'''3: Starting the Enchantment''' 
Once you are ready to proceed, follow these steps in the enchantment menu: 
• Open the Menu: A new window will pop up showing your available options. 
• Select Your Components: Choose the specific Enchantment type you want to apply and the Stone you wish to use. 
• Begin the Process: Double-check your selections and press Start to attempt the enchantment. 
Note: Keep an eye on the success rate displayed in the window before you commit! 

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== Tips for Enchantment Success ==
To save resources and maximise your chances, use the right Jewels for each stage of the process: 
• Levels +1 to +4: It is best to use Spinel jewels. These are perfect for the early stages where success rates are still relatively high. 
• Levels +5 to +7: Switch to Peridots. These provide the extra boost needed to overcome the moderate difficulty of mid-tier enchanting. 
• Levels +7 to +9: Always use Iolite. Since the final levels are the hardest, Iolite’s high success rate is essential to completing your enchantment.

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