Enchanting

Bind magic into weapons, armour and jewellery at an enchanting table.

How it works

Use an enchanting table with the gear in your bag (take it off first). Choose the piece, then the enchantment.
Each enchantment needs an Enchanting level and costs materials and runes. It adds its bonus and a name, such as “Iron Sword of Keenness”.
Gear holds one enchantment at a time. A new one replaces the old one. Gems in its sockets stay where they are.
Enchanted gear sells for a little more, and keeps its enchantment in the bank and when traded.

Enchantment	Enchanting	Bonus	Costs	XP
Keen “of Keenness”	1	+3 accuracy	Greenleaf ×3 Light Missile Rune ×5	20
Swift “of Swiftness”	12	+5% attack speed	Bat Wing ×4 Light Missile Rune ×10	45
Vampiric “of the Vampire”	25	+3% of damage dealt heals you	Ectoplasm ×5 Bone Dust ×4 Heavy Missile Rune ×10	90
Storm “of Storms”	38	+8% chance to arc to a second foe	Storm Essence ×3 Wisp Essence ×3 Soulfire Rune ×10	150
Twinned “of Twinning”	52	+6% chance to strike twice	Void Shard ×3 Hex Charm ×4 Soulfire Rune ×15	240

Enchantment	Enchanting	Bonus	Costs	XP
Warding “of Warding”	1	+2% less damage taken	Greenleaf ×3 Spider Silk ×2	20
Vigour “of Vigour”	15	+4% max HP	Troll Hide ×2 Moonpetal ×3	55
Thorned “of Thorns”	30	+8% of damage taken hurts the attacker	Briar Thorn ×6 Thorn Gel ×3	110
Bulwark “of the Bulwark”	45	+3 defence, +3% less damage taken	Golem Core ×2 Obsidian Shard ×3 Soulfire Rune ×10	200

Enchantment	Enchanting	Bonus	Costs	XP
Harvest “of the Harvest”	10	+6% gathering speed	Forest Mushroom ×4 Feathers ×20	40
Fortune “of Fortune”	20	+4% rare find chance	Four-leaf Clover Pearl ×2	80
Scholar “of the Scholar”	35	+3% XP	Wraith Essence ×3 Void Pearl	140