Equipment

Items, Forging, and Upgrades

Rules for grid item positioning, merging identical gear up to level 10, fusion forge crafting, and dismantling stations.

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What is the level cap when merging duplicate items in Dungeonbound?

Duplicate items can be merged on the inventory grid up to a maximum level of 10. Read the guide

What happens to item levels during fusion in Dungeonbound?

Fused hybrid gear resets to level 1, but it retains elevated baseline stats and can be upgraded further with duplicates or altars. Read the guide

What does the Dismantling Bench do in Dungeonbound?

The Dismantling Bench destroys a piece of equipment to permanently absorb a portion of its raw base parameters directly into your character. Read the guide

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