SERAPH Whitepaper
  • Overview
    • Basic info
    • The Story
    • Our Vision
    • IP Schedule
    • Official Links
    • The Forge Continues
  • Gameplay
    • Heroes & Characters
      • Hero Selection
      • Character Stats
    • Equipment System
      • Basic Info
      • Types of Equipment
      • Amulets
      • Socketable Item
    • Skill System
      • Skills of Sorceress
      • Skills of Valkyrie
      • Skills of Barbarian
      • Skills of Necromancer
    • Items
      • Scroll
      • Affix Stone
      • Potion
    • The Gameplay of Dungeons
      • Mystery of Chaos
      • Void Realms
      • Trial of Seraph
    • Game Guide System
  • Tokenomics
    • Core Circulation
    • Player Roles & Behaviours
    • Equipment of Seraph NFT
      • Attributes of Equipment of Seraph NFTs
      • Demand of Equipment of Seraph NFTs
      • Supply of Equipment of Seraph NFTs
      • Enhancement of NFT Equipment
    • Other NFT Series
      • Treasure Chests
      • Cosmetic Series
      • Magic Items
    • Soul Spars
    • Mystery of Chaos
    • $SERAPH
    • Governance System
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Socketable Item

Socketable items, such as gems, jewels, and runes, can be embedded into socketed equipment to enhance their abilities.

Gem

Gems grant magical effects and attribute bonuses when equipped. Seraph currently features seven types of gems: Amethyst, Topaz, Sapphire, Emerald, Ruby, Diamond, and Skull.

Each gem comes in five quality levels: Cracked, Flawed, Normal, Flawless, and Perfect. Higher-quality gems provide stronger bonuses. Players can fuse lower-quality gems into higher-quality ones using the Gem Fusion function in the Box of Chaos.

Jewel

Jewels provide extra magic attributes and come in three qualities: Magic, Rare, and Unique. Like gems, jewels are socketable and drop in an unidentified state. They must be identified using corresponding scrolls, similar to weapons.

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