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Accessories in Lost Ark are a type of equipment worn by players to supplement their Weapons and Armor. Accessories provide bonuses to a character's main Stat and Vitality, while also providing bonus effects from Engravings. Accessories are divided into Amulets, Earrings and Rings. Players also have a slot for an Ability Stone which have similar functions to Accessories. This page covers information on Accessories in Lost Ark.

Lost Ark Accessories Guide 

Accessories Overview

Accessories are divided into 3 categories corresponding to the slot they are equipped in. Characters can equip 1 Amulet, 2 Earrings and 2 Rings for a total of 5 accessories. Accessories can be obtained in a number of ways: via Crafting, found as drops from Enemies and Bosses, as rewards from Quests and other activities such as Chaos Dungeons.

Accessories are supplementary to Weapons and Armor and provide a large bonus to a character's main Stat (Strength, Dexterity or Intelligence) as well as Vitality. Unlike Weapons and Armor, Accessories cannot be upgraded but can be inlaid with Gems which provide bonuses to a Skill's Damage or Cooldown, as well as Engravings which provide further, specific bonuses.

Note that players CAN NOT equip two Accessories of the same name.

Accessories Features

Each piece of Accessory has certain features which further boost the stats that they provide. The most impactful of these are Rarity, Grade and Engravings. Upon reaching level 50 and getting access to endgame content, these features become especially important to pay attention to.

Accessory Engravings

Engravings are a large spectrum of special effects that can be found on Accessories and Ability Stones. There are two major categories of Engravings:  Normal Engravings and Negative Engravings. These effects modify certain abilities or characteristics of a character such as improving Ambush Damage, Max MP or in the case of Negative Engravings, reducing your Attack Speed. There are also Class Engravings which modify Class-specific abilities and traits and in some cases, drastically change the way a Class plays. The type of Engravings is rolled randomly on Accessories and Ability Stones upon obtaining them. However, Engravings work off of a Points System in order for their effects to be activated. All of your currently equipped Engraving effects, their levels and accumulated points can be viewed in the Engravings Tab of your Character Sheet.

Engraving Points & Activation

Each Engraving effect has 3 Levels with the effect becoming stronger with each level activated. Activating the effect requires accruing points in the engraving by equipping accessories that grant them. Level 1 of the Engraving is activated with 5 Points, Level 2 is activated with 10 Points and Level 3 is activated with 15. Accessories will roll with a certain amount of points towards a specific Engraving effect and you can equip the right combination of Accessories to accumulate enough points and activate the engravings you desire. 

Using the Max MP Increase Engraving effect as an example, equipping a necklace with +3 towards the engraving and then two rings with +1 each will grant you a total of 5 Points, activating the Level 1 effect which improves your max MP by 5%. Using the same necklace but equipping two earrings and two rings with +2 towards the effect each will yield 11 Points total, activating the Level 2 effect and increasing your max MP by 15%. Note that Engraving levels do not activate until you reach the 5 Point, 10 Point or 15 Point thresholds.

Essentially, you will need a minimum of 5 Points in an Engraving before it can even provide its effects but Points are tallied up across all your equipped Accessories. Ability Stones have a slightly more complex system with regards to Engraving Points but they are also included in your Point totals. See the Ability Stone section below for details. 

Negative Engravings

Accessories  can also roll with Negative Engravings which, if activated, will incur penalties to characters. The Negative Engravings that you will come across are Attack Power Decrease, Attack Speed Decrease, Movement Speed Decrease and Defense Decrease. Similar to Normal Engravings, these effects have 3 Levels with each subsequent level incurring a larger penalty. Negative Engravings work off of the same Point System.

Except for Defense Reduction, all Negative Engravings incur a 2%/4%/6% penalty at each Level. Defense Reduction incurs a 5%/10%/15% penalty.

The amount of Engraving Points rolled on Accessories and Ability Stones is determined by their Rarity Tier. The following table displays the Point description across T1 Accessory Subtiers. Note that for Accessories, from Epic Quality onwards, you will roll two Normal Engravings and one Negative Engraving per piece.

Custom Engravings

Once a Custom Engraving is unlocked, simply visit any Engraver Craftsmen NPCs who can be found in any major cities. Select your Ring and the Engraving you wish to use and then pay for the service. Custom Engravings can be replaced whenever you wish and the process costs Silver every time. Note that once you unlock a Custom Engraving, it is unlocked for ALL of your characters on the server.

Ability Stones

Ability Stones are a special equipment worn in the Ability Stone slot. Each character can equip one Ability Stone. All Ability Stones offer a Base Effect that increases your Vitality. More importantly, Ability Stones will roll two Normal Engravings and one Negative Engraving upon obtaining them. However, these Engravings do not provide any Points until the stone is faceted (cut). Ability Stones cannot be equipped until faceted completely.

Faceting is the process of cutting the Ability Stone to activate Engraving Points. You can visit an Ability Stone Cutter Craftsman NPC in any of the major cities to begin the Faceting process. In the Faceting Window, you will see the stone's Engravings listed, each with several diamond-shaped nodes and a hammer button at the end. These nodes represents a Faceting attempt for that particular Engraving. Higher rarity stones will have more faceting attempts per Engraving.

Clicking on the hammer icon will spend Silver and attempt to cut the corresponding Engraving onto the stone. If successful, a node will light up and display a +1 underneath, indicating that +1 Point towards that Engraving has been successfully cut onto the stone. If unsuccessful, the node will darken indicating failure. Each time you succeed, the Success Rate for the next attempt goes down by 10%. Conversely, every failure will raise the Success Rate back up by 10%. Current Success Rate is indicated in the top right. At the bottom of the window is a list of bonuses you can acquire for successfully faceting the stone a number of times. The bonus is always additional Vitality. Note that the text "Chance of cracking" above the Negative Engraving is a misnomer as your ability stone is not damaged or destroyed in any way during this process. Instead, this value indicates how likely you are to fail in cutting the Negative Engraving onto your stone on the next attempt. The higher the value, the better as you don't want to succeed in adding Points to the Negative Engraving.

Work on your stone until all attempts have been used to complete the Faceting process. Ability Stones are a great way to gain a lot of Points towards an Engraving. The trade off is the amount of RNG involved in cutting Normal Engravings while minimizing the Negative Engravings. Once you complete the faceting process, you will be able to equip the Ability Stone and gain its benefits. Note that there is no way to reset an Ability Stone once it is cut but you can dismantle any stones you've botched or simply don't want to use. Dismantling stones will reward you with a number of Powders of Mystery which can be exchanged for new stones at the same NPC.

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