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Tomorrow is Monday but also a holiday, does anyone want to play tomorrow evening, or postpone it for Tuesday? @GameDadGrant When you go to The Man (I think that's the name of the forge guy), you should now see an option for Decorations. Here, you will have an option to forge decorations, or set decorations if you have already made some. You can also set decorations you already have from the equipment box in your house. Many armors and weapons have what are called "slots," and these are what you need to attach the decorations. The slots are represented visually on an equipment's info page using circles, and can have up to three circles; if something has all dashes then that means it has no slots. The decorations will have names like "[name] Jewel 1," and the number here represents how many slots it requires to attach. You can press Start to switch to the actual skill names instead of the sometimes-nonsensical jewel names. Some use 1 slot, while others will require 2 or 3 slots. Jewels that require more slots will also grant you more skill points, so they are more efficient if you have the slots available for them. Note that many jewels will have at least one negative skill point in a different skill, so be sure to check out what skills you're trying to mix together on your equipment as some don't mix well. For example, the Attack Jewel 1 has Attack +1 and Defense -1, so don't try to make a set with both Attack Up and Defense Up skills. Sorry if that's a bit of an info dump. It's a bit of a complicated system, like all things in this game. If anything isn't clear, let me know and I'll try to rephrase it. |
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