[Bishop]

I wanted to check on something.

When you have an item with +1 ac along with two other properties, thus a sum total of 3 enhancements, you can no longer upgrade the AC property. Which seems a bit odd, as you would be overwriting the previous enhancement. Is there any chance this can be remedied, or was this put in place intentionally?

Thanks for reading.

~Bishop

[Sten]

I'm guessing that when it just overwrites you're AC enchatment makeing it better, if you chosoe that in the menu.

Or atleast that's what I heard.

-Sten

[DarkRanger]

If you place something in the forge with 3 enchantments(including light), the only option you're given is to remove one.

[Balanor]

As Sten explained, Enchantment Forges set and overwrite the property on the item - they do not increase an already existing property. Using your example you will need to remove the AC+1 via the forge, and then you will be able to add a better AC bonus if you wish.

Your other alternative is to look for enchantment gems by completing certain special quests *looks to Eltabbar* or getting those gems as a DM reward. Enchantment gems *are* stackable and don't take any XP or gold when used - so as a result are very rare. But if you would end up getting an Enchantment Gem AC +1 and use it on the armor in question, that will upgrade the AC from +1 to +2.

[heather]

did get a rare chance to work with a gem once.... but it didn't allow the armor to go over +3... think there was a enchanting post somewhere around on the forums...

[Animayhem]

You need to be careful of your combinations as some gems cancel out others.

[DarkRanger]

How so, and which ones?

[Sten]

How so, and which ones?

I think that is something you need to learn Ingame.