Normal object (white, without any attachments, with the most basic attributes)
Super items (white or gray, with super attachments, which may have 6- 15% enhanced damage or 6- 15% enhanced defense or 6- 15% enhanced durability or accuracy+1~3).
Normal or super items, if there are holes or invisible items, will appear gray.
Invisible armor has 50% extra defense, and invisible weapons have 50% extra attack, but they are less than half as durable as normal and cannot be repaired.
Magic items (blue, with at most one prefix and one suffix and at least one magic affix)
Rare items (yellow, up to 3 prefixes and 3 suffixes, excluding all magic affixes, the highest magic affixes will not appear on rare items)
Handmade synthetic products (orange, can't type, is synthesized by the formula of Horatique square, with at most 4 prefixes and 4 suffixes, including some powerful affixes, but excluding some magical affixes, such as jewelers', such as cruel ones, such as gods', and the highest magical affixes will not appear on handmade synthetic products).
Package items (green, fixed property items, variable property content. When there are multiple pieces of equipment in a suit and they are equipped at the same time, the items in the suit will have additional attributes. This is also the advantage of the suit over rare equipment and unique equipment)
Unique items (dark gold, fixed attribute items, variable attribute content)
The attribute items of suits and unique items are fixed and are not bound by magical attachments. Some attribute items that are not on the magic ornament will also be possessed by these two items, such as +3 all skills, such as +30% cold damage, such as 35% damage reduction.
After the death of the monster, the judgment of dropped items is unique (hidden gold)-suit (green)-rare (yellow)-magic (blue)-ordinary (white) and miscellaneous (key scroll medicine arrow) in turn.
The flail is displayed because it can be used as the language of the symbol "Heart of Oak", and only this four-hole one-handed material can be used.