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Comprehensive Guide to the Pick-Up Value of Items！

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Table of Contents

▸Introduction

▸ Auction House trap Avoidance

▸ Preemptive Conclusion:

▸ Value Perception

▸ Flame

▸ Equipment Pick-Up Value Identification Method

▸ Divinity Slate

▸ Hero Memories

▸ Hero Relics

▸ Fluorescent Memory Shards/Compass

Introduction

This post is intended to explain the methods for distinguishing the value of equipment and common in-game items.

This post is suitable for all newbies, especially those with zero foundation or who want to slack off and not spend effort. The most important part of this post, in my opinion, is the "Auction House Pitfall Avoidance" content. For gear crafting related content, please refer to my previous post! Lastly, I hope this post can help you!

Auction House trap Avoidance

▸ Red boxes represent prices, while yellow boxes represent the quantity of items to purchase.

▸ As shown in Figure, on the right side is 99 FE for 1 ember, and on the left side is the normal price, 4 FE for 99 ember. Be sure not to make a mistake when purchasing.

Preemptive Conclusion:

Item Pick Up Value Discrimination :

▸ With light pillar: Good stuff. (Although Normal Legendary Gear also has a light pillar, it is still trash.)

▸ With light pillar and gold border: Top-notch.

▸ Without light pillar: Trash. (However, a few items have value, and the value is not low.)

▸ Black background: Trash.

Item Type Pick Up Discrimination:

▸ Hero Relic: Green text items. (Full green)

▸ Hero Memories: Yellow text, gold text items. (Full yellow)

▸ Divinity Slate: Yellow text, yellow frame, usually named "***'s Divinity."

▸ Compass: Green frame, usually named "***'s Compass," pick them all up.

▸ Fluorescent Memory Shards: Blue background/blue text (good stuff), pick them all up.

Note: The colors of relics/Memory/Divinity Slate/Compass/Fluorescent Memory Shards are different from the equipment colors. Different colors of equipment represent different numbers of Affixes, while here various colors distinguish the types of items.

Pick-Up Suggestions:

1. For new players in the Story: Collect everything, utilize found items, and pay attention to the percentage below the equipment panel when switching gear.

2. T1-T5: It is advised not to use filters; gather framed items and start familiarizing yourself with Affixes and the Crafting system.

3. T5-T7: Use the beginner filter, collect framed items without a black background, and begin learning Crafting to primarily advance through it.

4. T7 Swimming: Moderate Crafting skills are required to proceed to T8.

5. T8 Swimming: Employ the intermediate filter and obtain Rare Legendary+ and well-crafted gear to progress to The Brave high floors/3 doors. If you are already swimming, why continue reading this post?

6. Without Advanced Auto Loot, using the advanced filter is not recommended. (Advanced Auto Loot can be acquired after purchasing the Season Battle Pass and attaining a specific level).

7. Farming Relics/Memory: Use the beginner filter, as some equipment prices have significantly increased.

Item Value Perception

▸ The ultimate value of an item is primarily determined by its Affix (except for Compass), while the item's quality provides an initial assessment of its worth.

▸ Auction values for items can fluctuate at any moment, as traders inevitably seek profit and manipulate prices.

▸ Max Value Exclusive Affix > Exclusive Affix

▸ Exclusive Affix > Rare Orange Affix > Normal Orange Affix > Rare Purple Affix > Normal Purple Affix = Trash > Blue

▸ Rare Orange Affix = Adequate (T7 Swimming/T8)

Flame Tiers

In the image below, the fire tiers from left to right are: 1st tier fire, 2nd tier fire, and 3rd tier fire.

▸ 1st tier flame (Flame Dust) is utilized for Prototype Crafting (a type of craft gear), Explosive, and can be auto-looted by the system.

▸ 2nd tier flame (Flame Sand) is used in Prototype Crafting or Targeted Processing (another type of craft gear), Explosive, but has a high consumption rate in later stages. It requires manual pick up, but can be auto-looted by the system after purchasing Advanced Auto Loot.

▸ 3rd tier flame (Flame Elementium) can be exchanged for any item, except premium items. It is equivalent to gold in other games, has a lower drop rate, but can be acquired through specific methods.

Equipment

Nowadays, most new hunters recognize the value of equipment but lack knowledge in crafting gear. Most dropped equipment serves as basic material, and the drop rate of these materials remains decent. Consequently, the equipment supply surpasses demand, making it challenging to sell basic materials.

Nevertheless, crafted products remain highly sought after, and certain equipment can fetch high prices. Only when more people acquire crafting skills will the consumption rate of basic materials increase, facilitating their sale.

▸ Dots “.” surrounding an equipment name signify a relatively good base. The more dots, means the better equipment's base.

Conclusion:

1.With a light pillar: Good quality (Regular Legendary Gear also has a light pillar but is considered junk).

2.Without a light pillar: Junk.

3.Black background: Junk.

4.Currently, equipment is not easy to sell, but items like Hero Relic, Hero Memories, God Grid, K8 Tickets, Path of the Brave Tickets, and 3 Gate Tickets sell well! However, most of these items originate from T8.

Arrange by rarity from low to high:

1. Borderless equipment: Trash 1.0 (Without T1 Affix).

2. Framed, black background equipment: Trash 2.0 (Without T1 Affix).

3. Orange frame, black background, with a light pillar (Regular Legendary): Useful for progressing through the story but becomes Trash 3.0 after Netherrealm.

4. Pink frame, pink text, pink background, 3 "." marks before and after the name: Crafting Value 1.0 (0 T1 Affix, excellent base, typically considered as Trash 4.0).

5. Frame, text, and background color are the same: Crafting Value 2.0. Commonly used for transitional crafting, becomes Trash 5.0 after T7 Swimming (With 1 T1 Affix).

6. White frame, white text, purple background, with a light pillar: Crafting Value 3.0 (With 2~3 T1 Affix).

7. White frame, white text, purple background, 3 "." marks before and after the name, with a light pillar: Crafting Value 4.0 (High-quality base material + T1 Affix).

8. Orange frame, black text, orange background, with a light pillar: Valuable (Rare Legendary, mostly trash, some valuable, very few extremely valuable).

9. White frame, white text, orange background, with a light pillar: Very valuable (Exclusive Legendary, includes some junk, unique gameplay, and specific boss drops)

10. Gold frame, red text, white background, with a light pillar: Top-quality.

Note 1: Items 8, 9, and 10 are challenging to get.

Note 2: The 10th image represents a material for crafting gear, not equipment. Gathering these materials is difficult; The appearance is almost identical, with only the names being different.

Divinity Slate

▸ Collecting all divinity Slates is advised. Discarded divinity Slates can be recycled, and the materials gained from recycling (Divinity Fragments) can be used to obtain high-quality divinity Slates. (In the following text, "2 blue", "2 purple", and "2 orange" refer to the number of corresponding colored affixes on an item, such as 2 blue affixes or 2 orange affixes.)

▸ The value of divinity Slates depends on the affixes. Generally, purple and orange affixes have value, while blue ones do not. Items with increased levels/upper limits are considered valuable and easier to sell.

1. Light orange text and border, black background: Primarily trash, some are valuable. 2 blue/1 purple Affix.

2. Orange text, orange border, orange background: Valuable. 1 purple, 1 blue Affix.

3. White text, white border, orange-red background: Mostly valuable. 2 purple Affixes.

4. Similar to the third one, but with a light pillar: Mainly very valuable. 1-2 orange Affixes.

Legendary Divinity: In the Inventory panel, a gold board. Mainly valuable, don't sell recklessly; some are extremely valuable. Obtainable through: Extraction from Season-exclusive Gameplay Cube, The Realms BOSS Drop.

Hero Memories

1. Borderless: Some valuable, 2 Purple/2 Blue Affixes

2. Yellow frame, yellow text, black background: Some valuable, 2 Purple Affixes

3. Yellow frame, yellow-purple text, yellow background: Potential value, 1 Orange Affix

4. White frame, white text, gold background: Generally high value, 2 Orange Affixes

5. Orange Memory, likely same as Relics: Mainly very valuable and expensive, 2 Orange Affixes

Hero Relic

1. Frameless, green text: Low value 1.0, some valuable, 1~2 purple Affixes

2. Green frame, green text, black background: Low value 2.0, some valuable, 2 purple Affixes

3. Green frame, green text, green background: Potentially valuable, 1 orange Affix

4. White frame, white text, gold background: Mostly valuable, 2 orange Affixes

5. White frame, white text, orange background (Gold Relic): Highly valuable, 2 orange Affixes

Fluorescent Memory Shards/Compass

Garbage Fluorescent Memory Shards/Compass: The system automatically collects these items, but the higher-quality ones need manual pick-up. It is advisable to pick up both types.

The image below shows Fluorescent Memory Shards, with their rarity increasing from top to bottom.