Transmogrification

== Description ==
Transmogrification (Transmogging for short) is a mechanic that allows you to keep the attributes of an Equipment or Outfit but impose the appearance of another Equipment or Outfit onto it. It's typically used for the sake of fashion and improving the aesthetics (drip) of one's character, or can also be used to hide the true power of your character.
Trasmogging an outfit can be done at a Blacksmith in the outfits menu. Equipment is transmogged through the process of smelting, which is done by Jarvis or an Artisan in the Trophy Room of a Guild Base. In smelting, the 2 pieces of equipment are combined into one to keep the stats of one piece, while keeping the appearance of another.
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==Outfits==
The stats of your currently equipped outfit will be kept.
===Notes===
*You are unable to transmog while wearing Stranded or transmog Stranded's appearance onto another outfit.
*Transmogging while your equipped outfit is dyed will keep the dye.
===To transmog outfits===
*Talk to a Blacksmith and open the armor crafting menu.
*Select a crafted outfit other than the one you have equipped. 
**You must have more than your current outfit crafted for the Transmog button to show up on an unequipped outfit.
*Press Transmog.
*The transmog can be reverted by going back to your main, equipped outfit and pressing Revert.
==Smelting==
Two equipment of the same type (e.g. Leather Boots and Enforcer Boots) are combined into one.
===Important things to note before smelting===
* It costs 1000 notes (Summer Isle) or 800 notes (Guild Base) to smelt equipment.
*The first piece you hold out is the one you keep the stats of, while the second piece is the one you keep the appearance of.
*Once an item is smelted it can't be unsmelted.
*What carries over from the first item held:
**Stats
**Equipment Talents (including Blinded)
**Enchantments (The enchanted item will remain soulbound if worn/equipped previously)
**Stat requirements (You can smelt the appearance of an item you don't have the stat requirements to equip onto an item that you do) (pictured)
*Smelting a dyed piece of gear will cause the dyed gear to revert back to its original coloration upon being smelted.
*Smelting items WILL NOT soulbind the new item, even if you equip it, unless the new smelted item is enchanted afterwards. You can equip/unequip and drop them as you please. (?)
**Do note that this means you have potential to drop this smelted item upon death if it isn't being worn.
*If you back out of the dialogue without completing the smelt, Jarvis (or the guild Artisan) will hold the items for you until you come back.
*Smelted items can be passed down.
*If you smelt the first item A1 and the second item B2 (A1 takes the appearance of B2) and then smelt first another item C1 with item A1, it'll carry over B2's appearance (TLDR: Smelt A and B, A looks like B, smelt C and A, C looks like B).
**If you smelt C as the 2nd item, you'll keep A1's stats and change the appearance to C.
===To smelt items===
* Head to The Furnace found at Summer Isle and talk to Jarvis.
* Alternatively, you can purchase your own personal Artisan by obtaining the Trophy Room in your Guild Base.
====Other notes====
*You can smelt an item with another copy of the same item.
Category:Mechanics