For example, if you synthesize a Bronze Sword with a Steel Sword, the items are different, so it won’t increase the maximum enhancement level. To determine whether two items are the “same”, only the base item counts, not other stats or marks on it. If you synthesize two items with the same name, the maximum enhancement level of the resulting item will increase by 10, up to a cap of 99. Once all mark slots are full (other than the leftmost purple mark slot), any additional marks from the other item cannot transfer to the new item and will be lost.Īfter you beat the first six dungeons, Oyakata gets an improved version of synthesis.

Furthermore, a sword can have at most one red mark, so if both of the items had a red mark, the new item retains the red mark of the base item and does not gain the other. However, purple marks can never be transferred between items via synthesis. If the old base item had empty mark slots, then marks from the other item will be transferred to the new item to fill those empty slots. The new item will keep the old base item’s name, base stats, and marks. The enhancement level of the new item will be the sum of the enhancement levels of the old items, provided that this doesn’t exceed the item’s cap. There are a lot of limitations on this, however. At a high level, the idea of synthesis is that you can combine two swords or shields into one new one with the properties of both of the old. It costs 1200 money for her to strengthen an item, and occasionally (about 20% of the time), it will increase the enhancement level by 3 instead of 1. Strengthening is straightforward, and typically increases the item enhancement level by 1, at least up to the item’s cap on enhancement level. There are two kinds of upgrades: strengthening and synthesis. Oyakata can upgrade your swords and shields.

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