Everblue Dungeons Enchants, Chances and Rerolling

Use the enchant directory to compare bonuses and individual roll chances. Expand More details for additional effects, including cooldown reduction, damage reduction and enemy item drop rate.

Choose bonuses that fit your purpose: damage for offense, damage reduction for survival, or enemy item drop rate for farming. For combat priorities and reasons to keep one enchant over another, see the enchant tier list.

1. Equip the weapon you want to enchant. Use the weapon directory if you need to identify its name, element or source.
2. Approach Voss, labeled Magic Keep, Enchanter, and press E / Enchant.
3. Click the plus card at the top of the enchant menu and choose an equipped weapon.
4. Check the selected weapon card before spending crystals. Use Change to choose a different target, including your other equipped weapon.

If the menu says “Select a weapon first,” choose a target through the top card before pressing Roll again.

Enchanting changes a weapon's enchant. To change an item's base-stat grade instead, use reforging.

The English enchant menu lists these costs:

Choose Roll to spend one crystal at a time, or Roll 5 for a batch of five results. Enchant Crystals are a separate resource from Gems.

After the results appear, inspect the enchant badge on the selected weapon card. For example, a Zanpakuto batch containing Voidborn, Spellweaver, Fortune's Edge, Deadeye and a second Fortune's Edge changed the target card's badge from Bulwark to Voidborn. Treat the result row as the batch results; do not add all five bonuses together or budget a crystal refund from a +1 marker.

Configure the entries in the bottom enchant list before rerolling:

A new roll can leave you with a weaker enchant. At a prompt such as “Replace Fury?”, choose NO if Fury already serves your damage goal.

Set Ask for every result you would want a chance to keep. Fury suits a damage focus; Voidborn combines offensive bonuses with cooldown reduction; Bulwark supports damage and survival. If Warbrand or Bulwark is a useful stopping point for your current weapon, protect it too rather than leaving it on Skip. Use the combat enchant rankings to decide your priorities.

Auto and the two Skip controls

Configure your Ask selections before using AUTO. Auto stops when it reaches an enchant marked Ask. Changing the selected weapon also stops Auto, so check the new target and its protection settings before continuing.

The Skip setting beside an individual enchant controls replacement confirmation. The separate SKIP control near AUTO is a different control. AUTO ROLL ENCHANT and SKIP ENCHANT ANIMATION are separate Game Passes; see Game Pass prices and feature entries when choosing between those conveniences.

Get more Enchant Crystals

• Quest rewards: Complete eligible quests, then claim their rewards in Quest. Claim All collects rewards from completed quests together.
• Release Rewards: While the event is available, open its tab in the reward window. The Day 1 card offers 5 Enchant Crystals; later crystal cards offer 10 and 20. Claim each card after it unlocks and before its Claim before countdown expires.
• Shop entry: Click the green plus beside the crystal counter in the enchant menu to open the shop. This is separate from the top plus card used to select your weapon.

For other upgrade resources and their uses, see the materials directory.