Ship Upgrading
The best of these ships are currently the Epheria carracks.
This page will show the different types of ships, and how to upgrade them step by step until you can obtain your own carracks. For the basics regarding sailing, please check the [Sailing & Bartering] page.
Ship Upgrades
You can follow the upgrade chart below to build your ship up to an Epheria carrack.
Steps for Upgrading to Epheria Carracks

The basic starter ship for most Adventurers is the Bartali sailboat. However, you can opt to purchase an Epheria sailboat or frigate license from the Central Market to skip this step.
As you can see above, you will need to pick between an Epheria sailboat or frigate early on, as it will give you different options of Epheria carracks you can ultimately upgrade your ship to, depending on their use.
Bartali Sailboat

The Bartali sailboat is the most basic of the large ships you can get. It can be purchased from Proix, the owner of the Dancing Marlin Tavern in Velia, for 10,000,000 silver.
You can also obtain one as a quest reward through the questline [The Great Expedition] First Sailboat into Oquilla’s Eye, which begins with the quest Vigorous Velia, with a Lv. 50 or higher character while in the territory of Balenos. The actual quest that gives the ship as a reward is called Jarette's Support.
It is also recommended to do this questline due to the sailor’s oath it gives as rewards. These items, when used, permanently expand your max sailor slots. These become important down the line as you progress in your effort to obtain better ships.

Remember, you can purchase the ship licenses for Epheria sailboats and frigates from the Central Market, if you can afford it, to skip this part of the process.
Epheria Sailboat/Frigate
The Epheria sailboat (left) and Epheria frigate (right) are on the second stage of the carrack upgrade path.
As these two ships differ in which type of carracks they can ultimately upgrade to, they’re the point in which an important decision has to be made.
Epheria sailboats allow you to eventually make the Balance carrack or the Advance carrack. The Balance carrack has stats evenly distributed, while the Advance carrack is the ideal ship for bartering, as it can carry more weight.
Epheria frigates on the other hand allow you to make the Valor carrack or the Volante carrack. The Valor carrack is great for sea monster hunting and naval combat, while the Volante carrack is the fastest of all the carracks.
Do you ultimately want the best ship for naval combat, or the fastest one? Go for an Epheria frigate.
Do you, instead, want the best ship for bartering, or a jack of all trades, master of none? Go for an Epheria sailboat.

Remember that ship licenses for Epheria sailboats and frigates can be purchased from the Central Market.
The "[The Great Expedition] Final Preparation for Departure" quest rewards you with green gear for your Epheria Sailboat:
- Epheria Sailboat: Brass Figurehead
- Epheria Sailboat: Enhanced Plating
- Epheria Sailboat: Julia Cannon
- Epheria Sailboat: High Winds Sail
If you would like to make your own, follow the steps shown below.
◈ How to Upgrade
Register the ship you wish to upgrade at a wharf via the Wharf Manager NPC. Then use the Upgrade menu option and add all the materials required to upgrade the ship.
However, you cannot upgrade your ship under the following circumstances:
- A piece of equipment is not at max durability.
- The ship has equipment equipped or has items in its inventory.
- A sailor is on board the ship.

◈ Upgrade Materials
The equipment required to upgrade the Bartali sailboat to an Epheria sailboat or Epheria frigate can be purchased from Philaberto Falasi in Port Epheria. You can then use Black Stones to enhance them. When you fail an enhancement attempt, the max durability of the equipment will decrease. You can purchase more of the same equipment and use the copies to repair the original’s max durability to full.

Alternatively, you can craft your own Epheria sailboat & frigate ship licenses in the town house of Port Epheria 3-5, 2nd floor, when employed as a shipyard. Obtaining them this way, most of the materials needed are halved in number.
◈ Improved Epheria Sailboat/Frigate
Additionally, sailboats and frigates can both be improved. Once they are improved, you can use the skills Volley and Focus Fire.
Volley allows you to move the cannons on the left or right and fire them. Focus Fire allows you to fire multiple shots quickly at a location of your choice.
There are certain upgrade materials that can be obtained by defeating sea monsters. Defeating these enemies will also help you obtain materials for the next step of the upgrade path. Thus, having your ship improved will aid you in your endeavor to build a carrack.
As with the upgrade from a Bartali sailboat, you can improve your ships at any wharf manager.
However, keep in mind that improving your ship does not change the materials required to upgrade them to a caravel or galleass.
◈ Improved Sailboat/Frigate Upgrade Materials
Epheria Caravel/Galleass
Once you have obtained your Epheria sailboat or frigate, you can then work toward upgrading them to a caravel or galleass.
Epheria caravels (left) have 30 slots and can carry 10,000LT. This makes them great trading and bartering ships.
On the other hand, the Epheria galleass (right) has 4 cannons on each side, for a total of 8 cannons, which makes them great for naval combat.
Both of them can be improved to use the sailing skill Volley while moving, or the Focus Fire skill to fire multiple shots quickly at a location of your choice for massive damage.
Some of the upgrade materials for both types of ships are obtained by defeating sea monsters, while others require you to barter for them. Both methods, sea monster hunting and bartering, will broaden your knowledge of content available at sea. That’s why even if you only want a bartering ship you will need to defeat sea monsters, and why even if you only want a ship for naval combat you will need to barter a bit.
The materials required to upgrade your ship to a caravel or galleass are listed below.
◈ Epheria Caravel and Galleass Upgrade Materials
The 4 pieces of equipment required to upgrade to an Epheria caravel or Epheria galleass can be purchased from Philaberto Falasi in Port Epheria. The equipment pieces can be enhanced Tidal Black Stones. When using these stones to enhance ship equipment, you have a 100% chance to succeed at all levels. You will need 10 Tidal Black Stones to enhance a piece of equipment up to +10, and a total of 40 Tidal Black Stones to enhance all four of them.
You can obtain Tidal Black Stones as follows.
1. Ravinia’s sisters have anchored in Port Epheria (Ruvinia), Velia (Rovinia), and Iliya Island (Revinia). You can exchange Lv. 1 bartering trade goods through Ruvinia, Rovinia, and Revinia in exchange for Crow Merchants Guild's barter vouchers.
2. Bring the Crow Merchants Guild's barter vouchers obtained from one of the sisters to Ravinia at the Crow’s Nest to exchange them for Tidal Black Stones. Rumor has it that Morco in Velia will also take these vouchers and exchange them for Tidal Black Stones as well.
3. Alternatively, at a low rate, you can obtain these Black Stones from defeating the following sea monsters: Young Hekaru, Young Ocean Stalker, Hekaru, and Ocean Stalker.
◈ Crow’s Nest and Ravinia
You might not have heard of Crow’s Nest or Ravinia at this point in your adventure.
Crow’s Nest is an island shrouded in fog, located north of Tinberra Island.
Once you arrive in Crow’s Nest, you can talk to the NPC Ravinia. She runs the crow coin shop that sells items needed to upgrade large ships. However, keep in mind that she asks for large sums of crow coins for any purchase, and thus it cannot be relied upon to obtain all the materials you require to upgrade your ships.

Crow’s Nest is the island covered in fog managed by the Crow Merchants Guild, located north of Tinberra Island. Many at sea, both wealthy and unfortunate alike, search for its location for one or another reason.
Ravinia also gives the Ravinia’s Ship Upgrade Log questline you will have seen mentioned above. You can complete these quests to get ship upgrading materials you need.
The first quest you get is called Ravinia’s Ship Upgrade Log I, and the last quest is Ravinia’s Ship Upgrade Log VII. It will take 7 days to accept these quests in order. When you complete each of these quests, Ravinia will reward you with Ravinia's Wiggly Waggly Letter. You use these letters to accept quests from Ravinia. The quests she gives provide upgrade materials required to upgrade caravels and galleasses.
Epheria Caravel/Galleass
You can upgrade to four different types of Epheria carrack, and each type of vessel bears unique traits. You can choose to upgrade your ship into the one that best suits your playstyle.|
How to Obtain |
Epheria Carrack |
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Upgrade from Epheria Caravel |
Epheria Carrack - Advance |
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Epheria Carrack - Balance |
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Upgrade from Epheria Galleass |
Epheria Carrack - Volante |
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Epheria Carrack - Valor |

In the above picture, the different Epheria carracks are depicted: Balance, Volante, Valor, Advance (starting top-left and in clockwise direction).
Each carrack has a different trait.
◆ Epheria Carrack - Balance: A carrack with well-balanced stats.
◆ Epheria Carrack - Volante: An agile carrack with the fastest movement speed.
◆ Epheria Carrack - Valor: A combat-oriented carrack with the highest attack power.
◆ Epheria Carrack - Advance: A carrack with the highest storage capacity, making it most useful for content such as bartering.
◈ Upgrade Materials
Ship Equipment
You can install / equip the Epheria caravels, galleasses, and carracks, with ship equipment such as cannons, figureheads, sails, and plating.
Ship equipment starts at green grade, and can be upgraded to blue grade equipment.
Be sure to purchase and enhance the correct types of ship equipment for each type of ship.
◈ Epheria Caravel and Galleass Green Grade Equipment
Make sure you purchase the right equipment suited for your type of ship.
Blue grade equipment, which is the next grade of equipment, can be crafted at the Ship Part Workshop in Port Epheria 1-4, 2F.

Make sure you purchase the right equipment suited for your type of ship.
Blue grade equipment, which is the next grade of equipment, can be crafted at the Ship Part Workshop in Port Epheria 1-4, 2F.

Level up the Ship Part Workshop in Port Epheria 1-4, 2F to level 4 to be able to craft these pieces.
Below you can see the different pieces of blue grade equipment for caravels, and how to obtain the materials to craft them.
◈ Epheria Caravel and Galleass Blue Grade Equipment
◈ Epheria Carrack Green Grade Equipment
Green equipment for the carracks (Toro Cannon, Toro Figurehead, Toro Sail, and Toro Plating) can be purchased from Ravinia at Crow’s Nest with crow coins.

◈ Epheria Carrack Blue Grade Equipment
You can make the following blue grade equipment for carracks: Chiro’s Sail, Chiro’s Figurehead, Chiro’s Cannon, and Chiro’s Black Plating. Details about how they are made are listed below.
◈ Epheria Carrack Blue Equipment Enhancement
Carrack blue grade equipment can be enhanced up from +1 ~ +10 using Tidal Black Stones x50.
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How to Obtain I-1 |
How to Obtain I-2 |
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2 |
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[Daily] Old Moon Guild's Black Rust Hunter Black Rust Subjugation III |
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3 |
Defeating Great Ocean Sea Creatures |
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4 |
Bartering Level 2 Sea Trade Good or Level 3 Sea Trade Good |
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5 |
Defeating Vell |
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◈ Epheria Carrack – Yellow-Grade Equipment
The yellow-grade equipment for Carracks (Falasi's Figurehead, Falasi's Sail, Falasi's Cannon, and Falasi's Plating) can be crafted at Level 2 Ship Part Workshop at Iliya Island 3 through the process below.
* You need the equipment and a Ship Parts Upgrade Permit matching your ship's type (Advance, Balance, Volante, or Valor).
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Epheria Carrack: Falasi's Figurehead - Craft at Level 2 Ship Part Workshop at Iliya Island 3 - |
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Materials |
How to Obtain 1-1 |
How to Obtain 1-2 |
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+10 Epheria Carrack: Chiro's Figurehead x1 (Choose 1: Advance/Balance/Volante/Valor) |
Craft at the Ship Part Workshop at Iliya Island 3 |
Enhance to +10 with Tidal Black Stone |
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Blueprint: Falasi's Figurehead x10 |
Exchange Sunset Coral Essence x2 with Philaberto Falasi in Port Epheria |
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Raging Wave Plywood x75 |
Lyngbakr's Scale x1 + Starlight Hardener x1 + Starlight Emulsifier x1 (Manufacture) |
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You can Mass Process with 10x the usual amount of materials and 1 Black Stone Powder per batch. |
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Sturdy Coral Support x125 |
Lyngbakr's Bone x1 + Starlight Hardener x1 + Starlight Emulsifier x1 (Manufacture) |
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You can Mass Process with 10x the usual amount of materials and 1 Black Stone Powder per batch. |
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Dormant Crimson Coral Adhesive x50 |
Lyngbakr's Fluid x1 + Starlight Hardener x1 + Starlight Emulsifier x1 (Simple Alchemy) |
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You can Mass Process with 10x the usual amount of materials and 1 Black Stone Powder per batch. |
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Falasi's Epheria Carrack Parts Upgrade Permit: (Advance/Balance/Volante/Valor) x1 - Requires the permit matching your carrack type |
Purchase from Philaberto Falasi in Port Epheria for 5 billion Silver |
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Epheria Carrack: Falasi's Sail - Craft at Level 2 Ship Part Workshop at Iliya Island 3 - |
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Materials |
How to Obtain 1-1 |
How to Obtain 1-2 |
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+10 Epheria Carrack: Chiro's Sail x1 (Choose 1: Advance/Balance/Volante/Valor) |
Craft at the Ship Part Workshop at Iliya Island 3 |
Enhance to +10 with Tidal Black Stone |
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Blueprint: Falasi's Sail x10 |
Exchange Sunset Coral Essence x2 with Philaberto Falasi in Port Epheria |
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Raging Wave Plywood x75 |
Lyngbakr's Scale x1 + Starlight Hardener x1 + Starlight Emulsifier x1 (Manufacture) |
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※ You can Mass Process with 10x the usual amount of materials and 1 Black Stone Powder per batch. |
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Sturdy Coral Support x125 |
Lyngbakr's Bone x1 + Starlight Hardener x1 + Starlight Emulsifier x1 (Manufacture) |
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※ You can Mass Process with 10x the usual amount of materials and 1 Black Stone Powder per batch. |
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Dormant Crimson Coral Adhesive x50 |
Lyngbakr's Fluid x1 + Starlight Hardener x1 + Starlight Emulsifier x1 (Simple Alchemy) |
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※ You can Mass Process with 10x the usual amount of materials and 1 Black Stone Powder per batch. |
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Falasi's Epheria Carrack Parts Upgrade Permit: (Advance/Balance/Volante/Valor) x1 - Requires the permit matching your carrack type |
Purchase from Philaberto Falasi in Port Epheria for 5 billion Silver |
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Epheria Carrack: Falasi's Cannon - Craft at Level 2 Ship Part Workshop at Iliya Island 3 - |
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Materials |
How to Obtain 1-1 |
How to Obtain 1-2 |
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+10 Epheria Carrack: Chiro's Cannon x1 (Choose 1: Advance/Balance/Volante/Valor) |
Craft at the Ship Part Workshop at Iliya Island 3 |
Enhance to +10 with Tidal Black Stone |
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Blueprint: Falasi's Cannon x10 |
Exchange Sunset Coral Essence x2 with Philaberto Falasi in Port Epheria |
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Raging Wave Plywood x75 |
Lyngbakr's Scale x1 + Starlight Hardener x1 + Starlight Emulsifier x1 (Manufacture) |
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※ You can Mass Process with 10x the usual amount of materials and 1 Black Stone Powder per batch. |
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Sturdy Coral Support x125 |
Lyngbakr's Bone x1 + Starlight Hardener x1 + Starlight Emulsifier x1 (Manufacture) |
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※ You can Mass Process with 10x the usual amount of materials and 1 Black Stone Powder per batch. |
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Dormant Crimson Coral Adhesive x50 |
Lyngbakr's Fluid x1 + Starlight Hardener x1 + Starlight Emulsifier x1 (Simple Alchemy) |
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※ You can Mass Process with 10x the usual amount of materials and 1 Black Stone Powder per batch. |
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Falasi's Epheria Carrack Parts Upgrade Permit: (Advance/Balance/Volante/Valor) x1 - Requires the permit matching your carrack type |
Purchase from Philaberto Falasi in Port Epheria for 5 billion Silver |
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Epheria Carrack: Falasi's Plating - Craft at Level 2 Ship Part Workshop at Iliya Island 3 - |
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Materials |
How to Obtain 1-1 |
How to Obtain 1-2 |
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+10 Epheria Carrack: Chiro's Plating x1 (Choose 1: Advance/Balance/Volante/Valor) |
Craft at the Ship Part Workshop at Iliya Island 3 |
Enhance to +10 with Tidal Black Stone |
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Blueprint: Falasi's Plating x10 |
Exchange Sunset Coral Essence x2 with Philaberto Falasi in Port Epheria |
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Raging Wave Plywood x75 |
Lyngbakr's Scale x1 + Starlight Hardener x1 + Starlight Emulsifier x1 (Manufacture) |
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※ You can Mass Process with 10x the usual amount of materials and 1 Black Stone Powder per batch. |
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Sturdy Coral Support x125 |
Lyngbakr's Bone x1 + Starlight Hardener x1 + Starlight Emulsifier x1 (Manufacture) |
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※ You can Mass Process with 10x the usual amount of materials and 1 Black Stone Powder per batch. |
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Dormant Crimson Coral Adhesive x50 |
Lyngbakr's Fluid x1 + Starlight Hardener x1 + Starlight Emulsifier x1 (Simple Alchemy) |
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※ You can Mass Process with 10x the usual amount of materials and 1 Black Stone Powder per batch. |
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Falasi's Epheria Carrack Parts Upgrade Permit: (Advance/Balance/Volante/Valor) x1 - Requires the permit matching your carrack type |
Purchase from Philaberto Falasi in Port Epheria for 5 billion Silver |
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◈ Epheria Carrack – Yellow-Grade Equipment
Yellow-grade ship equipment can be enhanced up to +10 with its exclusive enhancement material, Sunset Tidal Black Stone x1.
- Sunset Tidal Black Stone Crafting Recipe: Processing(L) - Heating (Sunset Coral Essence x1 + Tidal Black Stone x100)
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- You can Mass Process with 10x the usual amount of materials and 1 Black Stone Powder per batch.
- Crow Coin Exchange: Exchange Lyngbakr's Bone x8, Lyngbakr's Scale x12, or Lyngbakr's Fluid x20 for Tidal Black Stone.
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Category |
Blue Grade (Chiro) |
Yellow Grade (Falasi) |
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Enhancement Material |
Tidal Black Stone |
Sunset Tidal Black Stone |
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Failed Enhancement Penalty |
Max Durability decreases upon failure |
Enhancement level drops and Max Durability decreases upon failure Cron Stone can be used (prevents enhancement level from dropping) Agris Essence system applied (guaranteed success once failures accumulate) |
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Enhancement Level |
Base Rate |
Base Stack |
Success Rate |
Agris Essence |
Cron Stones Required |
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+1 |
3.00% |
70 |
24.00% |
8 |
0 |
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+2 |
2.00% |
100 |
22.00% |
9 |
290 |
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+3 |
1.50% |
125 |
20.25% |
9 |
360 |
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+4 |
1.25% |
130 |
17.50% |
11 |
380 |
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+5 |
1.00% |
145 |
15.50% |
12 |
400 |
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+6 |
0.85% |
150 |
13.60% |
14 |
420 |
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+7 |
0.70% |
155 |
11.55% |
17 |
440 |
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+8 |
0.55% |
165 |
9.63% |
20 |
460 |
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+9 |
0.40% |
185 |
7.80% |
25 |
480 |
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+10 |
0.25% |
240 |
6.25% |
30 |
540 |
◈ Epheria Carrack's Yellow-Grade Equipment Stats per Enhancement Level
Each type (Advance, Balance, Volante, Valor) of Epheria Carrack's yellow-grade equipment comes with different specialized stats.
* As the enhancement level rises, each equipment sees a significant boost to its specialized stats (Movement Speed, Weight, Cannon AP, DP, and more).
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Epheria Carrack: Falasi's Figurehead Stats by Enhancement Level |
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Enhancement Level |
Advance (Weight) |
Balance (Balanced) |
Volante (Speed) |
Valor (Combat) |
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+0 |
Speed +2.5% |
Speed +3.0% |
Speed +4.0% |
Speed +3.2% |
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+1 |
Speed +2.8% |
Speed +3.4% |
Speed +4.5% |
Speed +3.6% |
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+2 |
Speed +3.1% |
Speed +3.8% |
Speed +5.1% |
Speed +4.1% |
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+3 |
Speed +3.5% |
Speed +4.3% |
Speed +5.8% |
Speed +4.6% |
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+4 |
Speed +3.9% |
Speed +4.8% |
Speed +6.5% |
Speed +5.2% |
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+5 |
Speed +4.4% |
Speed +5.4% |
Speed +7.3% |
Speed +5.8% |
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+6 |
Speed +4.9% |
Speed +6.0% |
Speed +8.2% |
Speed +6.5% |
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+7 |
Speed +5.5% |
Speed +6.7% |
Speed +9.2% |
Speed +7.3% |
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+8 |
Speed +6.2% |
Speed +7.5% |
Speed +10.3% |
Speed +8.2% |
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+9 |
Speed +7.0% |
Speed +8.4% |
Speed +11.5% |
Speed +9.2% |
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+10 |
Speed +8.0% |
Speed +9.5% |
Speed +13.0% |
Speed +10.5% |
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Epheria Carrack: Falasi's Sail Stats by Enhancement Level |
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Enhancement Level |
Advance (Weight) |
Balance (Balanced) |
Volante (Speed) |
Valor (Combat) |
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+0 |
Accel +2.5% |
Accel +3.0% |
Accel +4.0% |
Accel +3.2% |
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+1 |
Accel +2.8% |
Accel +3.4% |
Accel +4.5% |
Accel +3.6% |
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+2 |
Accel +3.1% |
Accel +3.8% |
Accel +5.1% |
Accel +4.1% |
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+3 |
Accel +3.5% |
Accel +4.3% |
Accel +5.8% |
Accel +4.6% |
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+4 |
Accel +3.9% |
Accel +4.8% |
Accel +6.5% |
Accel +5.2% |
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+5 |
Accel +4.4% |
Accel +5.4% |
Accel +7.3% |
Accel +5.8% |
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+6 |
Accel +4.9% |
Accel +6.0% |
Accel +8.2% |
Accel +6.5% |
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+7 |
Accel +5.5% |
Accel +6.7% |
Accel +9.2% |
Accel +7.3% |
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+8 |
Accel +6.2% |
Accel +7.5% |
Accel +10.3% |
Accel +8.2% |
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+9 |
Accel +7.0% |
Accel +8.4% |
Accel +11.5% |
Accel +9.2% |
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+10 |
Accel +8.0% |
Accel +9.5% |
Accel +13.0% |
Accel +10.5% |
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Epheria Carrack: Falasi's Cannon Stats by Enhancement Level |
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Enhancement Level |
Advance (Weight) |
Balance (Balanced) |
Volante (Speed) |
Valor (Combat) |
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+0 |
Cannon Damage +1,200 |
Cannon Damage +1,400 |
Cannon Damage +1,300 |
Cannon Damage +1,700 |
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+1 |
Cannon Damage +1,350 |
Cannon Damage +1,580 |
Cannon Damage +1,470 |
Cannon Damage +1,920 |
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+2 |
Cannon Damage +1,520 |
Cannon Damage +1,780 |
Cannon Damage +1,650 |
Cannon Damage +2,160 |
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+3 |
Cannon Damage +1,710 |
Cannon Damage +2,000 |
Cannon Damage +1,850 |
Cannon Damage +2,430 |
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+4 |
Cannon Damage +1,920 |
Cannon Damage +2,250 |
Cannon Damage +2,080 |
Cannon Damage +2,730 |
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+5 |
Cannon Damage +2,150 |
Cannon Damage +2,520 |
Cannon Damage +2,330 |
Cannon Damage +3,060 |
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+6 |
Cannon Damage +2,410 |
Cannon Damage +2,820 |
Cannon Damage +2,610 |
Cannon Damage +3,430 |
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+7 |
Cannon Damage +2,700 |
Cannon Damage +3,160 |
Cannon Damage +2,920 |
Cannon Damage +3,840 |
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+8 |
Cannon Damage +3,020 |
Cannon Damage +3,540 |
Cannon Damage +3,270 |
Cannon Damage +4,300 |
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+9 |
Cannon Damage +3,380 |
Cannon Damage +3,960 |
Cannon Damage +3,660 |
Cannon Damage +4,820 |
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+10 |
Cannon Damage +3,800 |
Cannon Damage +4,450 |
Cannon Damage +4,100 |
Cannon Damage +5,400 |
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Epheria Carrack: Falasi's Plating Stats by Enhancement Level |
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Enhancement Level |
Advance (Weight) |
Balance (Balanced) |
Volante (Speed) |
Valor (Combat) |
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+0 |
DP +12 |
DP +15 |
DP +13 |
DP +18 |
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+1 |
DP +14 |
DP +17 |
DP +15 |
DP +21 |
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+2 |
DP +16 |
DP +20 |
DP +17 |
DP +24 |
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+3 |
DP +19 |
DP +23 |
DP +20 |
DP +28 |
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+4 |
DP +22 |
DP +27 |
DP +23 |
DP +32 |
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+5 |
DP +25 |
DP +31 |
DP +27 |
DP +37 |
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+6 |
DP +29 |
DP +36 |
DP +31 |
DP +43 |
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+7 |
DP +33 |
DP +41 |
DP +35 |
DP +49 |
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+8 |
DP +38 |
DP +47 |
DP +40 |
DP +56 |
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+9 |
DP +43 |
DP +53 |
DP +46 |
DP +64 |
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+10 |
DP +50 |
DP +60 |
DP +52 |
DP +75 |
■ Epheria Carrack Yellow-Grade Equipment (Falasi) Stats
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Item |
Speed |
Accel |
Turn |
Brake |
Extra Damage |
Weight Limit |
|
Epheria Carrack: Advance (Falasi) +10 |
23.00% |
15.00% |
21.00% |
21.00% |
55,220 |
10,500 LT |
|
Epheria Carrack: Balance (Falasi) +10 |
23.50% |
20.00% |
23.00% |
23.00% |
60,500 |
8,500 LT |
|
Epheria Carrack: Volante (Falasi) +10 |
28.00% |
20.00% |
18.00% |
18.00% |
66,490 |
7,500 LT |
|
Epheria Carrack: Valor (Falasi) +10 |
25.00% |
17.00% |
18.00% |
18.00% |
72,600 |
7,500 LT |
|
Item |
Damage Reduction |
DP |
Durability |
Ration |
Equipment Durability |
|
Epheria Carrack: Advance (Falasi) +10 |
38.60% |
190 |
350,000 |
250,000 |
200 |
|
Epheria Carrack: Balance (Falasi) +10 |
38.60% |
190 |
300,000 |
300,000 |
200 |
|
Epheria Carrack: Volante (Falasi) +10 |
38.60% |
190 |
300,000 |
250,000 |
200 |
|
Epheria Carrack: Valor (Falasi) +10 |
38.60% |
190 |
300,000 |
300,000 |
200 |
* The content of the game guide may differ from the actual game content, depending on the update and content changes.































































