Did you know that there are numerous enchantments you can apply to your weapons in Avowed? Enchantments are often incredibly useful when building up your character, and as such, it’s well worth knowing how to enchant in Avowed. Following this thought, today, we’re exploring how to enchant in Avowed, including how to apply enchantments, what items can be enchanted, and examples of how enchantments could help strengthen your weapons.

How to Enchant in Avowed

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Enchantments in Avowed are incredibly useful, but you can’t just slap one on at any point in time. Instead, you’ll need to plan enchantments for when you’re visiting your camp; luckily, you can travel back to your party’s camp at any time easily if you decide that you need to add a new enchantment to a new weapon you’ve found. Better still, since there are a surprising number of unique weapons in the early game of Avowed, you’ll be able to get started with enchanting pretty quickly!

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With that in mind, it’s now time for us to consider how to add an enchantment from your party’s camp. Luckily, this is very simple. After returning to your camp, look for the enchantment tent; the enchanting station can be easily recognized by the diamond-like symbol in front of it. Upon entering the tent, you’ll then be able to select any of your unique weapons to enchant. Keep in mind that the specific enchantments that can be applied will vary depending on your choice of weapon.

Keep in mind here that different enchantments will need different materials to apply them. You’ll usually also need currency to enchant a weapon, so it’s worth making sure you’ve got a steady stream of cash coming in. Monster parts are perhaps the most widely used material for enchanting.

What Items Can be Enchanted in Avowed?

There are many items that can be enchanted in Avowed; however, these are limited exclusively to unique weapon types. As such, armor or non-unique weapons can only be upgraded, but you won’t be able to actively add an enchantment to these sadly. It’s a real shame, we get it. Don’t forget, though, that some unique armor pieces will still have a predetermined type of enchantment applied; you just cant change these up, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still benefit from enchantments.

Common Enchanting Materials

As we’ve already mentioned, enchantments usually require a small number of materials in order to apply the effect. These materials will vary, but monster parts are perhaps the most common and include the following (among others):

• Xaurip tongues
• Vessel flesh
• Spirit residue
• Vessel bones
• Primal rocks
• Spider legs
• Primal water
• Primal wind
• Awakened wood
• Ogre blood
• Primal flames
• Binding copper
• Bear claws
• Dank spores
• Beetle shells

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Final Thoughts

Enchantments in Avowed are incredibly useful for a wide range of different applications, helping strengthen up your character significantly. Given this thought, it’s well worth knowing how enchantments work, how to apply them, and the like to help inform your own decisions. But remember: while enchantments in Avowed are strong, they’re only available for unique weapons, such as the Last Light of Day sword. Given this, you’ll need to find unique gear first before you can add an enchantment.