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Equipment Progress

Fuse several upgraded weapons or armour parts into one stronger item at an NPC – with no risk at all.

2 min read Updated 19 October 2026

Equipment Progress keeps your old gear useful: combine two to four weapons or armour parts with a minimum upgrade, add materials and Penya, and get one stronger item back. It always works – there is no failure.

An example

A recipe might look like this:

  • PartsCarnage +10 and Janitor +10
  • Materials50 Orichalcum and 20 Moonstones
  • Penyaa fixed amount set by the recipe
  • Resultan Ancient Sword

Each recipe defines which parts at which minimum upgrade, which materials and how much Penya it needs. Some recipes also have a minimum level.

How it works

  1. Talk to the NPC – Pick the Equipment Progress entry in the NPC menu.
  2. Choose a recipe – All recipes are listed on the left, grouped by category (scroll with the mouse wheel).
  3. Check the parts – The slots fill themselves with matching items from your inventory, always picking the ones with the lowest upgrade. Drag and drop to swap a part, right-click to empty a slot.
  4. Review the requirements – They show in green (met) or red (missing). For materials and Penya you see how much you have.
  5. Combine – The button only becomes active once everything fits. Confirm once more and you are done.

The new item goes into your inventory. If there is no room, it is sent to you by mail.

Extras are lost

Sockets, element, awake and any other extras on the parts disappear. The window and the confirmation box both remind you – so think about whether those extras are worth more somewhere else first.

Which items can be used?

Parts must be in your inventory. Equipped items, items in use and expired items are not accepted. You also cannot combine while trading, running a shop or with your bank open.

The upgrade level of the result depends on the recipe: either a fixed value or the lowest upgrade among the parts you used.

Blessings (SoX)

Blessed gear keeps its blessing, but each recipe has its own rules:

  • Usually all parts must share the same blessing tier. The result then gets that tier with freshly rolled lines.
  • Some recipes allow mixed tiers; then either the lowest or the highest tier counts.
  • Some recipes refuse blessed parts entirely, others require every part to be blessed.
  • Some recipes even raise the blessing – for example two identical blessed weapons into one weapon of the next tier.

The window shows the recipe’s blessing rule, the tier of each part on the icon frame, and the tier of the result with its name and colour. Auto fill only picks parts that match the rule.

No blessing is ever lost

If the result cannot carry the blessing tier, the combine is refused before anything is taken from you.