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| |-|Introduction to Customs= | | |-|Mainhand= |
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| On '''Redemption''', you can have your very own custom gear made! If you plan to be a long term player and want to have something that you can always work on upgrading, making your first custom is the way to go.
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| '''<u>Here are some benefits of having customs:</u>'''
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| *-You can continue to upgrade them by obtaining free custom credit scrolls in-game.
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| *-You can upgrade them to be a lot stronger than normal gear.
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| *-You can add a lot of utility and quality of life to customs that normal gear does not have.
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| *-You can have your very own unique custom models if you choose to do so.
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| *-Customs are permanent, they cannot be traded or sold, unlike normal gear.
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| If you are making a custom this guide will assume you know basic information about the game, but it will help provide a couple different paths in which you can follow when upgrading your custom.
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| <u>NOTE:</u> Regardless of this guide, it is YOUR custom. You can build it however you want. This is made to give people a path to follow if they would like to do so.
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| |-|Custom Additions=
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| '''<u>To see the prices of custom additions and some of the best custom options, go [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1_G4rzeogE8bnLVqgZGuiShCERsgpD3pJEfVpuy4oXCg/edit#gid=0 here].</u>'''
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| Be sure to really look through that pricing sheet, as it also lists the maximum amount of each option that can be added to any specific custom item.
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| The price sheet also lists what additions are only able to be added to weapons, armor, and pets.
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| If you would like to see all of the different ways to obtain [[Custom Credit Scrolls]], go to this page: [[Obtaining Custom Credit Scrolls]].
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| '''<u>Stats</u>'''
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| As seen on the custom price guide from above, stats consist of '''attack and strength bonus'''.
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| For this you would be adding stats for your respective combat style. If you are using a range custom, you would add '''Range Attack Bonus and '''Range Strength Bonus'''.
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| These are the numbers you see on the right side of your equipment screen in-game.
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| '''<u>Tribrid Bonus</u>'''
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| Similar to stats, you will add '''Tribrid Bonus''' relative to your combat style.
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| The price on the sheet from above is the price for '''ONE''' combat style, meaning if your main combat style is Range, you would add '''"X"% Range Bonus'''.
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| '''Tribrid Bonus''' are the numbers you see on the bottom right in your equipment screen in-game.
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| '''<u>Damage Multipliers</u>'''
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| '''Damage Multipliers'' are what will give you the big hits. These do exactly as their name suggests, they multiply your damage by X amount depending on what multiplier you have.
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| You can only have 1 damage multiplier on an item.
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| Damage Multipliers are seen in the '''::compare''' interface in-game, to see them you will have to scroll to the bottom of the right side.
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| '''<u>Other Options</u>'''
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| Most of the other options are utility based, such as Attack Distance, AOE, Drop Rate, and Healing Effect.
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| |-|Damage Path=
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| In this path the main focus will be going for the most damage possible.
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| '''<u>Donation Only Upgrade:</u>'''
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| Assuming you have a custom weapon, the largest DPS upgrade you can get is upgrading your custom to 4 hits per attack or even 5 hits per attack.
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| 4 hits per attack is an addition that is donation only, so you will either have to donate or buy a donation for it.
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| If you plan to donate more, 4 hits should be your #1 priority when you are ready to donate again.
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| '''<u>Step 1:</u>'''
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| If you want more damage, your first addition should be a damage multiplier. Ideally adding 1/5 chance for 2x damage is what you want.
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| *'''Steady Supply of Scrolls:''' You can jump straight to 1/5 chance for 2x damage by using custom scrolls
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| *'''Slow Supply of Scrolls:''' You can add 1/10 chance for 2x damage, and then later upgrade it to 1/5 chance for 2x damage.
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| The reason getting the multiplier to a 1/5 chance is so important is because it will apply significantly more often. The 1/10 chance can feel weak at times if you have bad luck with it applying to hits.
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| To get to the 1/5 chance for 2x damage effect, there are 2 ways you can do it. This also applies to stronger multipliers all the way up to 1/5 for 5x.
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| *You can add 1/5 for 2x damage directly by using $2,000 in custom scrolls.(see custom price guide for reference)
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| *You can add 1/10 for 2x damage for $1,000 in custom scrolls, and then later upgrade it to 1/5 by paying the difference in the price. So to upgrade this it would cost you another $1,000 in scrolls, totaling in $2,000 just like if you jumped straight to the 1/5 chance.
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| '''<u>Step 2:</u>'''
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| Most custom weapons are going to come with some decent stats on them, but next to no tribrid bonus. The next step would be to add tribrid bonus.
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| If you have a very good and steady supply of [[Custom Credit Scrolls]] the best thing to do would be to save up to add 250% tribrid bonus.
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| If you do not have a very good supply of [[Custom Credit Scrolls]], add 50% tribrid bonus.
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| '''<u>Step 3:</u>'''
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| After adding some tribrid bonus, it is time to add some more stats to your custom. We will follow the same concept as with tribrid bonus.
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| If you have a very good and steady supply of [[Custom Credit Scrolls]] the best option would be to save up to add 50k stats.
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| If you do not have a very good supply of [[Custom Credit Scrolls]], add 10k stats.
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| '''<u>Other Large Upgrades:</u>'''
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| These upgrades are going to be significant upgrades, but difficult to put into a specific spot. They are pricey upgrades.
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| '''5 hits per attack:'''<br>
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| - Just like 4 hits, this is a huge DPS upgrade.<br>
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| - It can be added with scrolls or by donation(it is cheaper using a donation).<br>
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| The more optimal time to add 5 hits per attack to your weapon would probably be after adding a multiplier(from '''Step 1''') to your weapon. This does not mean it is required to do so at this time, if you have enough scrolls and want to add 5 hits, by all means do it while you have enough scrolls for it.
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| '''Additional Hit Effect:'''<br>
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| - 1/10 chance for an additional hit(scrolls or donation, it is cheaper when using a donation)<br>
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| - 1/5 chance for an additional hit(donation only)<br>
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| An additional hit effect is a strong addition, ideally you would want to add this effect at the later stages of your custom's stats. This effect is more noticeable the stronger your custom is, and a bit less noticeable when its weaker.
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| '''<u>Weapon Battle Pass:</u>'''
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| Yes, you can add the [[Weapon Battle Pass]] to your custom weapon, but not by using the item in-game.
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| This can only be added to your custom by donation.
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| This upgrade is a min-max style upgrade. It is a small upgrade, but if you enjoy min-maxing then its a good option for you.
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| It gives you something to work on for a while, and grants a decent reward for your efforts.
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| Maxed Weapon Battle Pass Rewards Summarized:
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| *40% Tribrid Bonus(this means if you max your weapons tribrid bonus, it can have a total of 540%)
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| *20% Drop Rate
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| *15% Luck
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| *You can have the [[Weapon Battle Pass]] textures added to your custom weapon if you wish.
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| |-|Utility Path=
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| For the utility path, we will focus on quality of life upgrades and utility upgrades.
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| '''<u>Step 1:</u>'''
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| AOE(weapon only) has a lot of uses around '''Redemption''' and is very useful for the price.
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| For general use around the server, 25x25 AOE is plenty.
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| If you plan to spend time farming your donator zone, 50x50 is more useful as you will kill more NPC's per attack.
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| '''<u>Step 2:</u>'''
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| Next upgrade for utility, or more so quality of life, would be max attack distance(weapon only).
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| With max attack distance you will not be forced to move around as much to get into attack range of NPC's.
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| '''<u>Step 3:</u>'''
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| Drop Rate. Drop rate is more noticeable at higher numbers, but it is very useful if you do a lot of PVM.
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| If you would rather continue focusing utility, drop rate is a good thing to stack up.
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| '''<u>QOL Upgrade:</u>'''
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| A good quality of life upgrade would be adding a healing effect to your custom weapon.
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| Based on the amount of healing sources that are in the game, this effect is not a necessity, but it can be helpful in some sticky situations.
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| Note: You do not NEED to max out this effect, even just 1 hp per hit is enough to be useful.
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| '''<u>Slayer Additions:</u>'''
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| This can only be added to a 3 piece armor set, a cape, and a pet. These add up quick and are very good if you do a lot of consistent slayer.
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| 1: Slayer Point Boost(Max: 5)
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| 2: Slayer Key Boost(Max: 5)
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| '''After you are finished with this path, you can move on to the damage path to work on maxing out your damage.'''
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| |-|Mixed Path=
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| This path will try to give you a mixture of the two paths. Not fully focusing on damage, but not focusing on utility either.
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| NOTE: While 4 hits should be your priority if you plan to donate again, this will mainly focus on additions that can be added with scrolls.
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| '''<u>Step 1:</u>'''
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| '''Add a 1/5 chance for 2x damage Multiplier to your custom.'''
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| The overall damage and DPS you gain from this is too good to push until later on, multipliers should always be one of your first upgrades.
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| You can follow the method of obtaining this in '''Step 1''' of the damage path.
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| '''<u>Step 2:</u>'''
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| '''25x25 AOE or 50x50 AOE'''
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| *If you do a lot of PVMing, but you do not farm your donator zone much, go with 25x25.
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| *If you farm your donator zone a lot, 50x50 will be more useful as it will grant you up to twice as many kills per hour.
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| '''<u>Step 3:</u>'''
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| '''Now is a good time to add some stats and tribrid bonus.'''
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| Similar to in the damage path, if you have a good steady supply of [[Custom Credit Scrolls]], save up to add a bulk amount to your custom.
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| Most weapons come with base stats, so it is best to add tribrid bonus before adding more stats.
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| *'''Steady Supply of Scrolls:''' add 250% Tribrid bonus(it would be 250% in your respective combat style)
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| *'''Slow Supply of Scrolls:''' add 50% Tribrid bonus
| | |Name= Ek-Zekkil |
| | |Upgrade= |
| | |astab = +30,000 |
| | |aslash = +30,000 |
| | |acrush = +30,000 |
| | |amagic = +0 |
| | |arange = +0 |
| | |dstab = +0 |
| | |dslash = +0 |
| | |dcrush = +0 |
| | |dmagic = +0 |
| | |drange = +0 |
| | |str = +17,500 |
| | |rstr = +0 |
| | |mdmg = +0 |
| | |prayer = +0 |
| | |slot = Weapon |
| | |aspeed = 9 |
| | |Hits = 4 |
| | |AoE = 1x1 |
| | |Droprate = 10% |
| | |Luck = 10% |
| | |Class = Melee |
| | |Strboost = 0% |
| | |Rangedboost = 0% |
| | |Magicboost = 0% |
| | |Hitdistance = 0 |
| | |Description= The '''Ek-Zekkil''' is a 1-handed melee weapon. It is created by combining the [[Ancient Hilt]], the [[Obsidian Blade]], and the [[Magma Core]], rewards from the [[Extreme Hell Arcade]]. |
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| | Pairing the '''Ek-Zekkil''' with the [[Zekkil Gauntlet]] provides an additional 5th hit. |
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| It is good to alternate between tribrid bonus and stats, next add some stats: | | {{GearPage |
| | |Name = SharkFist Melee Offhand |
| | |Upgrade = |
| | |astab = +25,000 |
| | |aslash = +25,000 |
| | |acrush = +25,000 |
| | |amagic = +0 |
| | |arange = +0 |
| | |dstab = +0 |
| | |dslash = +0 |
| | |dcrush = +0 |
| | |dmagic = +0 |
| | |drange = +0 |
| | |str = +15,000 |
| | |rstr = +0 |
| | |mdmg = +0 |
| | |prayer = +0 |
| | |aspeed = |
| | |Hits= |
| | |AoE = |
| | |class = melee |
| | |Strboost = 0% |
| | |Rangedboost = 0% |
| | |Magicboost = 0% |
| | |Hitdistance = |
| | |Description = The '''SharkFist Melee Offhand''' is a high tier melee offhand. It can be obtained from the [[Owner Box]]. |
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| *'''Steady Supply of Scrolls:''' 50k stats(depending on your weapon, some might take less to be maxed out)
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| *'''Slow Supply of Scrolls:''' 10k stats
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| | |Name= Silent Death Set |
| | |Upgrade= |
| | |astab = +30,000 |
| | |aslash = +30,000 |
| | |acrush = +30,000 |
| | |amagic = +0 |
| | |arange = +0 |
| | |dstab = +0 |
| | |dslash = +0 |
| | |dcrush = +0 |
| | |dmagic = +0 |
| | |drange = +0 |
| | |str = +72,000 |
| | |rstr = +0 |
| | |mdmg = +0 |
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| | |Hits = |
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| | |class = melee |
| | |Strboost = 30% |
| | |Rangedboost = 0% |
| | |Magicboost = 0% |
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| | |Description = The [[Silent Death Set]] is an end game melee set. It was a reward from the [[Step Up Gachapon]], but can still be traded for with other players. |
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| | When the [[Silent Death Helm]], [[Silent Death Body]], and [[Silent Death Legs]] are worn together, the player will receive a set bonus of 55% Melee Damage, 20% Drop Rate, and 20% Luck. |
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| | If your goal is to have BIS Gear, the Helm, Body, and Legs are all that are needed.}} |
| *This is very useful in many places, and can save you time by letting you attack from so much further away.
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| '''<u>What to do Next:</u>'''
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| From here on out your additions will depend heavily on your gameplay.
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| If you want more damage, keep alternating adding stats and tribrid bonus until your custom is maxed. For more options check out the damage path.
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| If you want more utility options, check out the utility path to see what upgrade fits your playstyle the best.
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| The beautiful thing about having your own custom is that you can build it however you want.
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Upgrades
