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How to Trasnmigrate.

First you need to make sure you have Ore



The weapon needs to be fully fortified



Then if you have the ore you can Transmigrate



Weapon then returns to "Stock" but with updated attack value



Then you can start the Transmigration process again!

Sweet! So, do you fortify your weapons to increase ATK and the level of your skill slots, and then transmigrate so that you can further increase the ATK?

[quote=14289]Sweet! So, do you fortify your weapons to increase ATK and the level of your skill slots, and then transmigrate so that you can further increase the ATK? [/quote]

Yes, as you Transmigrate attack and Crystal slot values increase.

I mean do the slots increase even as you fortify the weapon, or is that only through Transmigrate? Sorry I should have been more specific.

[quote=14292]I mean do the slots increase even as you fortify the weapon, or is that only through Transmigrate? Sorry I should have been more specific. [/quote]

Yes slots will go up just by fortifying but you need to look carefully - early on-  because not all increases result in an increase in slots, but eventually all slots will be 4 (they never go down).

I just did my first Transmigrate rhis evening! Whoopee!

I have a question for anyone who's done their research: Is there a "short path" to Transmigrate? i.e. if you always choose the top or bottom weapon to fortify, does one of them get you back to "Stock" faster than the other?

Or do you ultimately need to follow multiple paths anyway, in order to level up all your slots?

There is an attack increase limit on hero weapons. After 999 increase it stops so you shouldn't transmigrate loss weapons further than that

[quote=14322] Is there a “short path” to Transmigrate? i.e. if you always choose the top or bottom weapon to fortify, does one of them get you back to “Stock” faster than the other? Or do you ultimately need to follow multiple paths anyway, in order to level up all your slots? [/quote]

No, I think paths only differ a little in your "bonus."  You can easily check, as you transmigrate many "steps" at once if you have the resources, but even if not, you can still follow the path.  Do the same for both top and bottom, and you will see the path to stock is the same "distance" for both.

I paid a bit more attention and have determined the difference in paths is which weapon slots get increased. For example to raise the level on a Fire slot, you have to follow the path that leads to "Fire Beast" weapons or whatever they're called.

So pretty much the crystals you want on that weapon should determine your choices when it comes to fortifying and transmigrating.