Cunning Enchantment from the Divine Powers Divine powers are often associated with attributes such as strength, wisdom, and benevolence. However, there is another aspect of the divine that is less frequently discussed - their cunning enchantment. Cunning enchantment refers to the ability of divine beings to manipulate, deceive, and outsmart those who oppose them. While this aspect of their powers may seem contradictory to their virtuous nature, cunning enchantment serves a purpose in maintaining a balance in the cosmic order. Divine beings, such as gods and goddesses, are not limited to their physical form. They possess a vast array of magical abilities, including the power of illusion, mind control, and manipulation.
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They possess a vast array of magical abilities, including the power of illusion, mind control, and manipulation. These abilities allow them to influence events and individuals in ways that may not always be apparent at first glance. One example of cunning enchantment is seen in myths and legends where gods and goddesses disguise themselves as mortals to test the virtue of humans.
[Minor Spoilers] Some information on Enchantment stats
I'm about 70 hours into the game with most content done 100% completion and I've cataloged all my enchantments. Let me know if you have any new information or spot any discrepancies and I'll make changes.
Uniques
These have special attribute rolls (set numbers?) and prefix effects that are inconsistent with the standard ranges and names.
Eye of the Outer Realm
Scale of the Mighty
Brilliant Mark of the Dragon
Brilliant Scale of the Chained
Seior Sigil of Toughness/Protection/Runic Power
Fire Sigil of Might/Protection/Focus
Frost Sigil of Defense/Runic/Focus
Fragmented Heart of Alfheim x3
Sigil of the Axe
Sigil of the Weapon
Stone of Frost Mastery
Eye of Runic Mastery
Shard of the Elements
Mark of the Ranger
Symbol of Shadows (pre-order)
Stone of Fire Supremacy
Eye of Runic Supremacy
Mark of the Element
Eye of Niflheim
Eye of the Winged Chosen
Feathers of the Fallen Servant
Heart of Svartalfheim
Heart of Midgard
Heart of Vanaheim
Heart of the Valkyrie
Ivaldi's Corrupted Mind
Asgard's Shard of Existence
Stone of Frost Supremacy
Njord's Temporal Stone
Flawless X of the Realm
Perfect X of the Realm
Perfect Artifact of the Blight
Suffixes
Strength: of Courage
Runic: of Cunning
Defense: of Perseverance
Vitality: of Menace
Luck: of Shadows
Cooldown: of Defiance
Strength/Runic: of Truth
Strength/Defense: of Heart
Strength/Vitality: of Frenzy
Strength/Luck: of Triumph
Strength/Cooldown: of Fortitude
Runic/Defense: of Determination
Runic/Vitality: of Ferver
Runic/Luck: of Bounty
Runic/Cooldown: of Concentration
Defense/Vitality: of Survival
Defense/Luck: of Providence
Defense/Cooldown: of Consideration
Vitality/Cooldown: of Tenacity
Luck/Cooldown: of Fortune
Prefix effects
Rage Burst: Jagged
Health Burst: Polished
Gift of Strength: Sharp
Gift of Defense: Sturdy
Blessing of Runic: Etched
Blessing of Cooldown: Inscribed
No effect to boost Vitality or Luck
Prefix activation method
Damage Taken: Sign
Critical Health: Relic
Level of Enchantment
Determines attribute bonus numbers regardless of number of attributes on it
Level 7: Unique only?
Commons (green) have 1 suffix attribute
Rares (blue) have 1-2 suffix attributes and a chance at a prefix
Legendaries (purple) have 2 suffix attributes and a prefix
Epics (yellow) seem to have no differences from legendaries
I have not found a pattern to the icons shown to the left of the names in listings. Hard to describe anyway.
Perk activation chance seems to roll very low, moderate, high regardless of level. Very high is only on Andvari's Soul.
Perfect Artifact of the Blight enchantments drop from Niflheim. Level 6 legendary with high chance to restore cursed mist meter on successful parry, kill, Executioner's Cleave, or precision throw. 1-2 random suffix attributes.
The "of the Realm" enchantments drop from the impossible trials in Muspelheim and I think realm tears. Level 7 epic with random prefix effect/method and ONE suffix attribute. Burn resist, poison resist, frost resist, frost damage, bare-handed damage, unstoppable aura, sprint speed, permafrost/immolation rate is what I've seen.
Prefix effects
These divine beings assume different identities and interact with people, often presenting challenges or tasks that require cunning and wit to overcome. These tests serve as lessons for mortals to develop their own wisdom and strength. Another form of cunning enchantment is observed in the realm of divination and prophecy. Divine powers have the ability to glimpse into the future and manipulate events to achieve their desired outcomes. Through the use of visions, dreams, and signs, they guide mortals along specific paths, ensuring that the course of events aligns with their divine plans. Cunning enchantment is not purely self-serving for divine beings. It is a tool used to maintain order and justice in the mortal world. By manipulating events and individuals, they can counteract the influence of malevolent forces or challenge those who threaten the balance of power. In conclusion, divine powers possess not only strength and wisdom but also cunning enchantment. This aspect of their abilities allows them to manipulate events, test mortals, and maintain cosmic order. While it may seem contradictory to their virtuous nature, cunning enchantment serves a purpose in the grand scheme of things. It reminds us that the divine world is not always straightforward and that a touch of clever deception can be necessary to achieve greater goals..
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