Armsfusion (Aion)
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There is an Armsfusion Officer NPC in each city, in the remodelling shop.
In order to fuse your weapons, the target weapon must be of a higher or equal level to the secondary weapon's item level. Also, the two weapons must be of the same type.
The Armsfusion process has the following effects:
- Basic stats: 10% of the secondary weapon's basic attack power and 10% of its magic boosting power are added to the main weapon. Any stats that are lower on the secondary weapon will not be changed.
- Options: The secondary weapon's options are added to the main weapon. The higher vales for attack speed, casting speed, and PVP attack power increasing options will be kept.
- Manastone slots: The secondary weapon's Manastone slots are added to the main weapon, including any Manastones that are socketed in them.
- Socketed Godstones are only transferred from the Primary weapon (even if only the secondary weapon has a Godstone socketed)
The Manastone slots from the two fused weapons remain distinct so you can socket each one separately. For example, when an attempt to socket a Manastone in one of the main weapon's original sockets fails, the remaining main weapon's Manastones disappear, but the secondary weapon's Manastones remain intact.
When socketing Manastones on a fused weapon, a socketing screen appears from which players can select either the original Manastone slot or one of the slots that was added by the secondary weapon.
- A fused weapon cannot be traded or stored in account or legion warehouses.
- The fusion process destroys the secondary weapon.
- Players can undo the fusion process by speaking with the Armsfusion Officer NPC and selecting the Armsbreaking option. The primary weapon will once again become tradable and storable.
- Weapons destroyed in the fusion process are not restored when Armsbroken.
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