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--- enchanting:enchanting_table [2024/08/16 20:14] – [Upgrade Costs] eric
+++ enchanting:enchanting_table [2026/02/28 22:52] (current) – arapeta
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 ===== Features Available Upon Construction =====
-  * **Sacrificing**: Allows players to sacrifice items like into useful enchanting materials.
+  * **Sacrificing**: Allows players to sacrifice items into useful enchanting materials.
-  * **Disenchanting**: Permits players to strip enchantments from items, reverting them to their original state.
+  * **Disenchant** : Returns an enchanted item to its non-magical state.  Ready to be enchanted again. Note: You can re-enchant an enchanted item so this feature is redundant
 ===== Features Requiring Unlocking =====
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   * **Material Converter**: Converts basic enchanting materials into more advanced forms required for higher-tier enchantments.
-Each of these features can be further enhanced by upgrading, which provides additional perks. Note that all unlocks and upgrades are bound to the character, not to the table itself.
+All of the features can be further enhanced by upgrading, which provides additional perks. \\
+**Note that all unlocks and upgrades are bound to the character, not to the table itself.**
 ===== Upgrade Costs =====
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 ^ Level ^ Cores ^ Additional Items ^ Trophy Requirement ^ Probability of material duplication during sacrifice ^
-| 1 | 40 Surtling Cores | 200 Tin | 50 Trophy Frost Troll | 3% |
+| 1 | 40 Surtling Cores | 200 Tin | 50 Trophy Troll | 3% |
 | 2 | 100 Surtling Cores | 200 Bronze | 50 Trophy Greydwarf Brute | 6% |
 | 3 | 160 Surtling Cores | 200 Iron | 50 Trophy Abomination | 9% |