Enchantment

Overview

Enchanting is used to improve equipment.

It can add:

• Attributes such as STR, STA, DEX or WIL
• Elements such as Fire, Earth, Water or Wind

There are two separate enchant systems:

Type	What it does	Materials needed
Attribute Enchanting	Adds +1 to STR, STA, DEX or WIL per success	Jewel + Attribute Tablet
Elemental Enchanting	Adds an element level from +1 to +9	Jewel + Elemental Stone

New players should understand the system before using rare Jewels or Elemental Stones, as all materials are consumed on use.

How to Obtain Materials

Material	Source	Notes
Attribute Tablets	Shop, Guardian gachas	Only enchant material available directly in the shop
Elemental Stones	Guardian gachas
Jewels	Guardian gachas

Guardian gachas that can contain enchant materials include Machine Coin, Dragon Set Boxes, Divinity Set Boxes and Black Scale Set Boxes. Some exist in variants such as Red, Blue, Purple or Orange.

For complete drop tables, use the JFTSE Item Finder: [1]

Jewels

Jewels are used in all enchant attempts and are consumed on use.

For Elemental Enchanting, the Jewel is the main factor in the success chance. For Attribute Enchanting, use the cheapest available Jewel if the attempt is guaranteed.

Jewel	Success value
Onyx	7
Moonstone	15
Jasper	24
Spinel	50
Peridot	70
Iolite	100

Attribute Tablets

Tablet	Adds
Tablet of Power	STR +1
Tablet of Stamina	STA +1
Tablet of Dexterity	DEX +1
Tablet of Wisdom	WIL +1

Note: The game data uses WIS internally, but the player-facing stat is WIL.

Elemental Stones

Stone	Element
Earth Elemental Stone	Earth
Wind Elemental Stone	Wind
Water Elemental Stone	Water
Fire Elemental Stone	Fire

Eligible Equipment Parts

Not every material can be used on every equipment part.

Part	Attribute Tablets	Elemental Stones
Hair	Yes	No
Body	Yes	Yes
Pants	Yes	Yes
Foot	Yes	Yes
Cap	Yes	Yes
Hand	Yes	Yes
Glasses	Yes	No
Bag	Yes	No
Socks	Yes	No
Racket	Yes	Yes

Attribute Enchanting

Each successful Attribute Enchant adds +1 to the selected stat on that equipment piece, up to the equipment's maximum for that stat.

Example:

Equipment has 6 STR, maximum is 9 STR.
Up to +3 STR can be added through Attribute Enchanting.

Because Attribute Enchanting is often guaranteed or near-guaranteed, use the cheapest available Jewel and save stronger Jewels for Elemental Enchanting.

Elemental Enchanting

Elemental levels go from +1 to +9. Failed attempts do not downgrade below +5. Downgrade risk starts when attempting +6.

Target level	FailedPercent	Downgrade on fail?
+1	5	No
+2	10	No
+3	20	No
+4	25	No
+5	30	No
+6	35	Yes
+7	40	Yes
+8	45	Yes
+9	50	Yes

Success Chance

SuccessRate = JewelValue - currentLevel × (FailedPercent / 100)

Result is clamped between 0% and 100%.

Example — upgrading from +5 to +6 with Peridot:

70 - 5 × (35 / 100) = 68.25%

Example success chances for key upgrades:

Upgrade	Spinel (50)	Peridot (70)	Iolite (100)
+0 → +1	50.00%	70.00%	100.00%
+4 → +5	48.80%	68.80%	98.80%
+5 → +6	48.25%	68.25%	98.25%
+7 → +8	46.85%	66.85%	96.85%
+8 → +9	46.00%	66.00%	96.00%

Expected Attempts

Jewel	To reach +5	From +5 to +9	Recommendation
Onyx	~77	Extremely impractical	Not recommended for serious enchanting
Moonstone	~34	Very impractical	Only for low-value attempts
Jasper	~21	Very high cost	Only if materials are not valuable
Spinel	~10	~35	Good for +1 to +5
Peridot	~7	~10	Good balanced choice
Iolite	~5	~4	Most efficient for high levels

Elements and Skill Effects

The offensive element of a Racket only contributes when it matches the element of the skill effect used.

Element	Example skill effects
Fire	Fireball, Meteor, Small Meteor, Inferno
Wind	Homing Soul, Magic Circle
Earth	Crab Trap, Kiss of Medusa
Water	Blizzard

For gameplay details, see the Skills page.

Elemental Reactions

Element	Type	vs Fire	vs Earth	vs Water	vs Wind
Fire	Attack	-	Weak	Weak	Strong
	Defense	-	Strong	Weak	Weak
Wind	Attack	Strong	Weak	Weak	-
	Defense	Weak	Strong	Strong	-
Earth	Attack	Weak	-	Strong	Weak
	Defense	Strong	-	Strong	Strong
Water	Attack	Strong	Weak	-	Weak
	Defense	Strong	Weak	-	Strong

A high element level can still underperform if the element matchup is unfavorable. When damage feels lower than expected, check the reaction table first.

Defensive elements can be stacked across multiple equipment parts. For example, both Earth and Water Defense perform well against incoming Wind attacks, so equipping both can provide stronger coverage than one alone.

Elemental Defense in Guardian Mode

Guardians have their own elements. When a Guardian uses a skill, it selects the element that matches that skill to amplify its outgoing damage. Guardian elements are attack elements only — they do not reduce incoming player damage.

Example: A Guardian with both Wind and Water that uses Homing Soul will apply Wind, because Homing Soul is a Wind-based skill.

For Guardian Mode, offensive element matching on the Racket is the higher priority. Defensive elements are secondary but can noticeably reduce incoming Guardian elemental damage if the element matches the Guardian's attacking element.

Before investing in defensive elemental enchants, check which elements the Guardians you face actually use in the table below.

Guardian Element Reference

Regular Guardians

Guardian	Elements	Element Grade
Dokaro – Sikaro	None	2
Ikaro	Earth, Fire	2
Doteko – Siteko	None	3
Eteko	Wind, Fire	3
Doga – Siga	Water	4
Ega	Earth, Water	4
Dogoliath – Sigoliath	Earth	5
Egoliath	Earth, Wind	5
Dotossakan – Sitossakan	Earth	5
Etoossakan	Earth, Wind	5
Doblood – Siblood	Fire	6
Iblood	Wind, Fire	6
Windra – Fyra	Wind	7
Thundera	Wind, Fire	7
All Devil Guardians	Wind, Fire	8
Dolizard – Silizard	Water	9
Elizard	Earth, Water	9
Kuromaro	Earth	2
Akamaro	Fire	2
Aomaro	Water	2
Kokechamaro	Wind	2
Chachamaro	Earth, Fire	2
Siromaro	Wind, Water	2
Yeppeuni – Saechimi	Earth, Water	9

Boss Guardians

Boss	Elements
Hell Blood	Earth, Wind, Fire
Hera	Wind, Fire, Water
Royal Lizard	Earth, Wind, Water
Tossakan Boss	Earth, Fire, Water
TB-255	Earth, Wind, Fire
Dance King	Earth, Fire, Water

Element Grade indicates how strongly a Guardian applies its element. Guardians with multiple elements select the best matching one based on the skill they use.

Enchant Strategy

Situation	Recommended approach
Attribute Enchanting	Use cheapest available Jewel if the attempt is guaranteed
Temporary equipment	Avoid serious enchanting or use cheap materials
Elemental +1 to +5	Spinel or better — no downgrade risk, but weak Jewels waste many attempts
Elemental +6 to +7	Peridot or Iolite — downgrade risk starts here
Elemental +8 to +9	Iolite recommended — failures are expensive
Valuable equipment	Use stronger Jewels earlier to reduce wasted materials
Offensive build	Match Racket element to the skill effects you use most
Defensive setup for Guardian Mode	Check the Guardian Element Reference above, then use the reaction table to pick a matching defensive element

Common Mistakes

Mistake	Better approach
Using rare Jewels for Attribute Enchanting	Attribute Enchanting is often guaranteed — use the cheapest Jewel
Using weak Jewels for high-level Elemental Enchants	Peridot or Iolite for +6 and above
Assuming +5 failure downgrades	Downgrade risk starts when attempting +6
Treating FailedPercent as the final fail chance	It is part of the success formula, not the whole result
Ignoring element matchups when damage feels low	Check the reaction table — a high level with a bad matchup still underperforms
Skipping defensive elements entirely in Guardian Mode	Guardians use elemental attacks — a matching defensive element reduces damage
Using Elemental Stones on ineligible parts	Hair, Glasses, Bag and Socks cannot use Elemental Stones

Related Pages

• Stats – STR, STA, DEX, WIL, secondary stats and formulas
• Items – Quick Slot items, Buff Items and item systems
• Skills – skill effects, usage, timing and synergies
• Maps – map information and gacha availability
• Beginner's Guide – recommended starting path for new players