The Veil Weapons, Gems & Enchantments Guide

Open your inventory to examine the tooltips on The Veil weapons. Each weapon features a different setup: some offer innate passives, others grant spell casts, and some provide active skills like Cobalt Barrage or rot effects. Inspect each tooltip directly rather than assuming every weapon has all three mechanics.

The Information menu allows you to manage accessories and browse the Bestiary. Use the Bestiary to look up creature names and entries before heading out into the maze.

To enhance The Veil weapons through Gem enchantments, your total cost depends on how you source your materials. Gems can be found from world trinket spawns and chests, or rolled at Starry for 500 Silver. Applying an enchantment to your gear is a separate service costing 100 Silver (officially adjusted from earlier costs in the September 6 update). Budget for the specific service you need before visiting the NPC.

1. Acquire a Gem

   Collect Gems from world trinkets and chests, or roll at Starry for 500 Silver.

2. Choose your build focus

   Decide which combat stat or damage profile you want to strengthen.

3. Apply the enchantment

   Pay the 100 Silver fee to bind the Gem's enchantment across your weapons.

Co-Owner flames._. confirmed that enchantments apply to all your weapons. Rather than being restricted to a single blade or staff, an active enchantment benefits your full arsenal of The Veil weapons.

Community notes also indicate that enchantments stay active on newly acquired weapons until you replace or remove them. Choose an enchantment that complements your entire weapon setup.

Picking up a Legendary item among The Veil weapons does not mean you can swing or cast with it immediately. High-tier gear requires completing the matching Weapon Mastery in Melee, Casting, or Summoning. For instance, Melee and Casting trainers become accessible once you advance past the Disease Era into The Pale.

If a weapon is locked, check its category and visit the corresponding Mastery trainer rather than assuming your character is bugged.

When selecting summoning gear among The Veil weapons, take balance adjustments into account. In the September 6 balance patch, the Imp Staff maximum summons were lowered from 3 to 2, and explosion damage was reduced from 20 to 15. The exact interaction between the Imp Staff cap and additional summon accessories is unconfirmed, so avoid buying extra summon gear expecting guaranteed extra Imps.

Do not treat Luck stats—such as the Goblin racial bonus—as a known drop rate or stacking formula when planning your loadout. Exact loot algorithms are unverified, so make decisions on your weapons and supporting gear based on clear combat stats rather than relying on Luck.

The combat effectiveness of Star Fire on boss encounters is currently unclear. Always bring a dependable backup weapon so you have a proven attack option ready.

For tracking items like the Radar or Life Form Analyzer, keep them in your inventory bag and check the display positioned right beside the server leaderboard.

To remove an equipped accessory, open the Information menu and look for the hand-shaped accessory icon, typically located on the fourth tab. If your interface layout differs, identify the tab by its hand-shaped icon rather than counting slots.

Click the equipped accessory displayed inside the slot to unequip it, then check the accessory slot to confirm it is empty.

Inspect your in-game tooltip before equipping an accessory to verify active combat modifiers.

In the October 10 update, Rampaging Ribcage was adjusted so its damage boost applies only to melee attacks, and its movement speed penalty was reduced from 20% to 10%. Recorded traits from September 13—including +10% critical chance, damage stacking on consecutive personal hits, and -20% healing received—reflect historical footage; check your active in-game tooltip.

The October 10 update log added six regular accessories: Derelict’s Helmet, Derelict’s Chestplate, Derelict’s Leggings, Viridian Crystal, Forbidden Talisman, and Halo.

In the v2.0.3 hotfix, developers fixed an unintended -10% resistance penalty on Halo.

• Derelict’s Helmet
• Derelict’s Chestplate
• Derelict’s Leggings
• Viridian Crystal
• Forbidden Talisman
• Halo (v2.0.3 hotfix fixed unintended -10% resistance)

Recent balance updates increased all melee weapon damage output by 10%, while Lucky Coin luck was reduced from 200% to 150%.

The update log also added five regular weapons/items/gems: Delirium’s Reach, Staff Of The Hive, Fly Gun, Magic Mirror, and Constellation Prism.