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Weapons, Armor, and Rings in No Rest for the Wicked have stats and properties that can be modified using various items and techniques.

Facets

See also: List of Facets

Facets are an innate modifier which can be found on weapons and armor. Facets can be found on any item of any rarity or tier, but are more likely to appear on higher tier items. They follow similar rules to enchantments; as an example, a weapon with an Infusion enchantment will not be able to have a Facet that provides an Infusion.

Facets cannot be modified in any way.

To obtain a specific item with a specific facet, you can try the following methods:

Check vendors every day to see if they're offering the specific combination you are looking for.
Gather the necessary ingredients and craft the specific item yourself until you get one with the desired facet.
Kill enemies, open chests, dig, or fish in the hopes of randomly obtaining the specific combination you are looking for.

Rarity

Rings can be Magical, Plagued, or Unique. Regardless of rarity, the enchantments on rings cannot be replaced.

Weapons and Armor can be 1 of 4 rarities, each with their own distinct capabilities:

Rarity	Capabilities
Common	4 gem enchantment slots
Magical	1 gem enchantment slot 3 Magical enchantment slots
Plagued	1 gem enchantment slot 4 Plagued upside enchantment slots 1 Plagued downside enchantment slot (mandatory)
Unique	Exclusive to weapons 1 gem enchantment slot Unique enchantments (cannot be replaced)

Changing Rarity

Method	Restrictions	Effects
Awakening Ember	Only usable on Common weapons and armor	Upgrades an item from Common to Magical rarity
Corrupting Ember	Only usable on Common weapons and armor	Upgrades an item from Common to Plagued rarity
Eleanor	Only usable on Common weapons and armor	Randomly upgrades an item from Common to either Magical or Plagued rarity in exchange for 1
Void Ember	Only usable on Magical/Plagued weapons and armor	Returns an item to Common rarity

Enchantments

Enchantments are modifiers found on equipment which can grant positive or negative effects and roll within a certain range. These effects can be found randomly on equipment obtained from random loot or quest rewards. Enchantments can also be applied manually through various methods.

There are five types of enchantments: gem, Magical, Plagued upside, Plagued downside, and Unique. Each of these can only be placed in their respective slot.

Gem Enchantments

See also: List of Infusions

Gem enchantments can be applied to a gem enchantment slot at Eleanor through the Infuse interface. She can also destroy a gem enchantment if you wish to infuse a different gem in that slot, or extract the gem if you wish to apply the gem enchantment to a different item. Note that extracting a gem enchantment destroys the item in the process.
These enchantments have a predetermined effect as listed on the gem's tooltip. Additionally, they have a set value instead of a roll range. Higher tier gems usually have higher effect values but occasionally have different effects altogether.

Magical and Plagued Enchantments

See also: List of Enchantments

Magical and Plagued enchantments can be added, replaced, and transferred through the use of Embers. Enchantments can only be transferred to a slot matching the enchantment type, be it Magical, Plagued upside, or Plagued downside.

Each Magical and Plagued enchantment belongs to a specific group, which is denoted in-game by the symbol preceding the enchantment. Enchantments from the same group cannot be found on the same item. For example, a sword with the Offensive enchantment Attack Damage increased by 15% cannot randomly roll the Offensive enchantment Attack Speed increased by 10% of Current Durability nor can it be transferred onto the item, except to replace the existing Offensive enchantment. Note that this restriction does not apply to enchantments in the Misc group.

Method	Restrictions	Effects
Fallen Ember	Only usable on Magical/Plagued weapons and armor	One of the following: Adds a random enchantment if used on an empty slot Replaces an existing enchantment with a random enchantment
Essence Ember	Only usable on Magical/Plagued weapons and armor	All of the following: Stores the specified enchantment in a separate item, called a Charged Essence Ember Destroys the source item
Charged Essence Ember	Only usable on Magical/Plagued weapons and armor The enchantment type must match the enchantment slot (for example, you can't put a Magical enchantment in a Plagued enchantment slot) The enchantment must be compatible with the item type (see List of Enchantments) The item must not have an enchantment matching the new enchantment's group, except when replacing that enchantment	One of the following: Adds the stored enchantment if used on an empty slot Replaces an existing enchantment with the stored enchantment

Enchantment Power

Magical, Plagued, and Unique enchantments typically have a roll range for their effect value. This value can be improved through various methods.

Exalting raises an enchantment's value by 25%, which can raise an enchantment's value past the normal maximum. Gem and Plagued downsides cannot be a target for exalting. An item can only be exalted up to 4 times. Items which have been exalted cannot be modified by any method except to further exalt the enchantments, max out enchantments' values by using Radiant Embers or to return the item's rarity to Common with a Void Ember.

Method	Restrictions	Effects
Radiant Ember	Only usable on Magical, Plagued upside, and Unique enchantments with a roll range.	Increases the roll value by 15%, up to the range's maximum value.
Sublime Ember	Cannot be used on rings. Cannot be used on items which have already been exalted 4 times.	Exalts an item without a resource cost.
The Watcher	Cannot be used on rings. Cannot be used on items which have already been exalted 4 times.	Exalts a random enchantment in exchange for specific materials. Exalt #1 - 1 Torn Sinew Exalt #2 - 1 Torn Sinew + 1 Torn Marrow Exalt #3 - 1 Torn Sinew + 1 Torn Marrow + 1 Torn Husk Exalt #4 - 2 Torn Sinew + 2 Torn Marrow + 2 Torn Husk
Gem Enchantments	Can only be infused in gem enchantment slots Elemental gems will not grant enchantment power if another elemental gem is already infused on any of your equipped gear.	Boosts the enchantment power of all enchantments on the item when the specified condition is met. Does not boost the enchantment power of other gems which also boost enchantment power.

Runes

See also: List of Runes

Every weapon has 4 rune slots. Each rune belongs to a specific category and can only be applied to weapons which match that category. Weapons can have their existing runes destroyed to make room for another rune, or extracted to be used on a different weapon. Note that extracting a rune destroys the source weapon. These rune modifications can be performed at Eleanor's Rune interface.

Unique weapons cannot have their runes extracted, destroyed, or otherwise changed in any way.

Upgrade Level

An item that is upgrade level 4.

Weapons and armor each have a level, ranging from 1 to 16. The diamond-shaped level indicator also functions as a progress bar that fills up with blue as the item's level is upgraded. At levels 4 and 8 the progress bar is reset to indicate that the item is now equivalent to a Tier 2 or Tier 3 item, respectively.

Weapons and armor can be upgraded by Fillmore and Mira and Meri, respectively. Items of the same category and level will always have the same base stats. For example, a level 12 Mesh Body Armor will always have 240 armor, regardless of whether it was found/crafted at level 12 or upgraded from level 1 to level 12. However, there are benefits to finding items at high levels as well as finding them at low levels and upgrading them.

Items found at high levels are more likely to have facets, making it easier to find an item with a desirable facet. Additionally, items found at high levels avoid all the upgrades that would be needed to reach their level. The downside of high level items is that they have higher requirements, attributes in the case of weapons and character level in the case of armor. Items found at low levels are less likely to have facets, which is a boon if you want an item without facets. Additionally, items found at low levels have lower requirements, and these requirements do not change even when you upgrade the item.