Soulbinders
The soul-binding system and the bonds you forge with it.
Soulbinders change the sub-stats of gear. A Soulbinder replaces an existing sub-stat with the one it carries; that sub-stat becomes locked and will no longer change when the gear levels up. There are two types of Soulbinders.
Binded Soulbinders
Rare
Epic
Mythic
LegendaryBinded Soulbinders range from Rare to Legendary and grant a stat at a random level (1–20 upgrades). The higher the rarity, the better the stat provided.
Soulbinded stats are locked and shown in yellow text. Locked stats cannot be upgraded by gear leveling, and their level cannot be changed by any means.
Soulbinding example
Supreme Soulbinders
Supreme Soulbinders come in two variants:
You receive the exact stat displayed on the Soulbinder — no randomness.
Unlike the others, you can extract a sub-stat of your choice from a gear; the extracted sub-stat is then rerolled to a random one. The Soulbinder inherits the extracted stat, becoming a Supreme Binded Soulbinder. It is the rarest Soulbinder — only craftable — and has many uses.
Min-Maxing
Min-maxing maximizes the potential of a single sub-stat. By locking three sub-stats, all upgrade rolls funnel into the one remaining sub-stat, making it much stronger. Each piece of gear can receive up to 20 total upgrades — one sub-stat upgrade every 5 levels (gear caps at level 99).
Key Info
- A sub-stat cannot match the gear's primary or secondary stat.
- A sub-stat already present on the gear cannot appear again.
- Starting from level 1, new sub-stats are granted at levels 10, 20 and 30.
- Upgrades can still roll into the first sub-stat even while new ones are being unlocked.
- Supreme-rarity Soulbinders can be used from gear level 25.