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So there's 10 recipes. Recipe one is the one you're referring to where you
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extract the legendary power and then equip it in the cube so that you
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basically passively get the power without having to equip the gear. Number
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two, recipe two, which is Law of Cool, lets you reforge the stats on your
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legendary. This can be useful towards end of season if you're really trying to
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optimize the gear you're gonna come away with. Hope of Cain, upgrade rare item
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recipe three, is the one that I just used where I crafted a level 70 dagger and
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then I brought it to the cube and upgraded it to a legendary. This can also
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randomly upgrade to an ancient but I have yet to actually pull that off, I'll
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be honest, and I've used this recipe a lot. It just might be that that RNG is
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not with me on that one. So yeah, your mileage may vary. Convert set item is
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kind of what it sounds like. You know, it's the important part is that the
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resulting item cannot be an ancient. So if you're farming set pieces and let's
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say you get three leggings, then you can put them in the cube, use some death
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breasts and forgotten souls to re-roll one of those leggings and it could
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become a chest item or a helm or you know anything in that set. I don't recall
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if it will re-roll outside of that set but the fact that the resulting item is
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not ancient can be, you know, kind of a downfall. Remove level requirement
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I've never actually used because you burn a rank 25 gem of ease and you could
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just as easily, you know, take let's say a level 70 weapon, equip the gem of ease
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in it and then it's now, you know, playable at level 1 and if you level it
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higher it gives an XP buff. So there's probably a good use case for this
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but I haven't personally tried it. There's also the next three are convert
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gems, convert reusable parts and convert arcane dust. And if you're low on
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crafting materials that could be useful but given the cost I think it's actually
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a bit faster and easier for you unless you've just got like thousands of
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reusable parts, for example. It's just faster to go farm, you know, trash gear in
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a Nephalem Rift but basically for the converts, convert arcane dust, convert
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veiled crystals and convert reusable parts, you're taking an item at the type
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that you want. So let's say I have a yellow item and a ton of reusable parts
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and I put the yellow item, the dust breast and the tons of reusable parts in
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and I'll get, I think it's the same amount, I think it's a hundred veiled
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crystals. So that's the truth for these three, it just depends on what item you
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put in and what mat you want to trade away. Convert gems, I don't like the
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cost of this honestly but let's, I always find that my caster runs out of topaz
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really early on in my 70s so, or in 70, excuse me, and you can go buy the essence
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of the gem from the vendor, is it Squirt? I think it's, I think it's her, the vendor
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in Act 2 in the hidden camp, she has these five essences and then you take
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them and you know, nine imperial diamonds let's say and an essence of topaz and
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then you get nine imperial topazes. Let's see, and then this last, which gets used
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a lot by players that are like burning through greater rifts like 100 to 150, is
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Keldesson's Despair. So this will take a gem of a particular rank based on what
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you want to upgrade. So let's say I want to upgrade a chest item, like is in the icon, that requires I have a level 50 plus gem and the level of the gem is
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important because that's going to impact how much of the stat you get. So I have
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an ancient item and let's say a level 100, I don't know what kind of gem, but
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let's say a level 100 gem. It doesn't really matter the kind, it just matters
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that you can get it to a certain level because some, like a Boon of the Hoarder
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cap off at a specific level, they have a cap. And then you take three of the
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flawless royal whatevers and it effectively gives you an affix increasing the stat. So like I think the maximum it can do is 250, let's say, intelligence. So
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it'll basically add a stat line on where it says Keldesson's Despair and then 250
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intelligence or what have you, based on what you've you've upgraded to. So some
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recipes definitely get used more than others. I would say Keldesson's Despair
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and then Hope of Cain, Law of Kul, and Archive of Tal Arasha. Archive of Tal
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Arasha definitely gets used the most, but it's, you know, once once you get the
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items that you need, you could cube them, you could cube extras like to to get the
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the different abilities and just add them continually in your cube because
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they carry over at the end of the season. Or you can salvage them at the blacksmith
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Yeah, it's it's really whatever works best
