Gems

Gems go into socketed items and give them magic properties. There are 10 types: Dragon, Phoenix, Kylin, Moon, Rainbow, Violet, Fury, Thunder, Glory and Tortoise. Each comes in three grades, Normal, Refined and Super, and a higher grade gives a bigger bonus.

Picture	Gem	Effect	Normal / Refined / Super
	Dragon	Physical attack	5% / 10% / 15%
	Phoenix	Magic attack	5% / 10% / 15%
	Fury	Hit accuracy	5% / 10% / 15%
	Tortoise	Less damage taken	2% / 4% / 6%
	Rainbow	Character experience	10% / 15% / 25%
	Violet	Weapon proficiency	30% / 50% / 100%
	Moon	Magic experience	15% / 30% / 50%
	Kylin	Weapon durability	50% / 100% / 200%

If you put two different gems in one weapon, both bonuses work on your attacks at the same time. Only one of their visual effects can be seen at a time, picked at random.

These two are the only gems that fit Talismans, and each fits just one talisman. Thunder Gems go into the Heaven Fan and add attack and magic attack. Glory Gems go into the Star Tower and add defence and magic defence.

• Put a gem into a socket in the Forging window or with the Gem Insetter: see Gem embedding.
• Once a gem is inside an item, it is gone if you take it out. Even removing the socket does not give the gem back.
• Combine 15 low gems into a better one: see Gem composition.
• Gems can also be used up to add HP to gear: see Enchanted items.