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BarrageRSPS Item Workbench Guide
Item breakdowns • Equipment perks • Recommended setups

The Item Workbench turns unwanted equipment into upgrade materials and lets you attach perks to weapons, armour and jewellery. This guide covers the process, all 19 equipment perks and recommended choices for 13 equipment slots or items.

Contents
1. Breaking down equipment
2. Attaching and improving perks
3. Complete equipment-perk list
4. Recommended perks by slot and item
5. Planning your upgrades

1. Breaking down equipment

Right-click the Item Workbench and select Item-Breaking. Eligible equipment can be disintegrated into minerals and enhancers used for upgrades. Eligible items include certain clue rewards and equipment obtained from monsters, bosses and raids.

Choose the eligible item you want to break down.
Check the item and its tier before continuing.
Use Disintegrate to convert it into materials.

Breaking down an item destroys it permanently. The process cannot be undone. Keep equipment you still use or intend to sell.

Higher breakdown tiers provide a better material return. Use the Item Breakdown Tiers guide to check the full item list before sacrificing valuable gear.

2. Attaching and improving perks

Once you have the required materials, use the Workbench’s perk-attachment interface to upgrade compatible equipment.

Choose the equipment and the perk you want to attach.
Use Add Minimum Ingredients to supply the minimum required materials.
If you want better upgrade odds, add extra minerals and enhancers. You can supply up to three times the minimum ingredient requirement.
Review the displayed ingredients and chances, then select Attach Perk.

An attachment rolls a perk level from 1 to 5. Level 5 is the rarest result. Higher levels improve the perk’s effect. When upgrading the same perk already attached to an item, the new roll cannot fall below that perk’s existing level.

Read the current interface: The screenshot illustrates the controls and displayed chances. Check the actual values shown for your chosen item and ingredient amount before attaching a perk; extra materials improve your odds but do not guarantee Level 5.

3. Complete equipment-perk list

These are perks attached to equipment through the Workbench. They are separate from the bonuses listed in the general Perks guide.

Quick Step
Boot-slot perk that can award Agility experience when you earn experience in another skill.

Precision Strike
Weapon perk that can bypass the target’s Defence. Its minimum damage depends on your maximum hit and perk level.

Fully Loaded
Can preserve charges on charged items. Level 5 is described as preserving every charge, making the item effectively unlimited while the perk applies.

Clue Hunter
Ring-slot perk that boosts clue-scroll drop chance by 10% per level, reaching 50% at Level 5. Clues are automatically collected when inventory space is available.

Elemental Fury
Adds 10% damage per level to elemental spells from the Standard Spellbook, reaching 50% at Level 5. Applies when attached to your weapon.

Burning Fury
Weapon perk that can apply a damaging burn. Both the burn’s duration and damage scale with perk level.

Elemental Convergence
Weapon perk that can produce a second cast when using elemental spells from the Standard Spellbook.

Soul Reaver
Weapon perk that can deal an additional hit equal to 2% of the target’s current Hitpoints per level. At Level 5, the hit is 10% of the target’s current Hitpoints.

Immortal Fortitude
While your health is below 25%, absorbs 10% of incoming damage per level. Level 5 absorbs 50%.

Eternal Regeneration
Speeds up natural Hitpoints regeneration according to perk level. Level 5 regenerates health five times as fast as normal.

Berserker Rage
Weapon perk that activates below 50% health: attack twice as fast, gain a 200% accuracy boost and gain 10% damage per level. Duration is 16 × level ticks; cooldown is 500 − (50 × level) ticks. Level 5 lasts 80 ticks, adds 50% damage and has a 250-tick cooldown.

Eternal Resilience
Can activate an effect that absorbs 50% of incoming damage. Duration is 8 × level ticks and cooldown is 500 ÷ level ticks. At Level 5, the effect lasts 40 ticks with a 100-tick cooldown.

Time Manipulator
Can slow the target’s attacks. The listed slowdown scales by 50% per level; cooldown is 200 − (15 × level) ticks, reaching 125 ticks at Level 5.

Jellified
Can turn an incoming damaging hit into healing instead. For example, an incoming hit of 70 would heal 70 if the effect activates. The Level 5 example gives a 1-in-10 activation chance.

Berserker
Guarantees your maximum hit against a target that is at full health. Also adds damage based on your missing Hitpoints: 0.2% × perk level per missing Hitpoint, reaching 1% per missing Hitpoint at Level 5. This is a different perk from Berserker Rage.

Spectral Guardian
Can summon a guardian that heals nearby players. Healing is 5 × perk level, reaching 25 at Level 5.

Enhanced Soak
Provides 1% damage soak per level, reaching 5% at Level 5.

Treasure Hunter
Adds 1% drop rate per level, reaching 5% at Level 5.

Raid Unique Charm
Boosts the chance of a unique raid reward by 5% per level, reaching 25% at Level 5.

Activation-rate note: Some published chance formulas do not agree with their examples. Exact activation rates for Fully Loaded below Level 5, Burning Fury, Elemental Convergence, Soul Reaver, Time Manipulator and Spectral Guardian are therefore not stated here. Confirm these rates in the current game interface or with staff before planning around a specific probability.

4. Recommended perks by slot and item

Use these combinations as a starting point, then prioritise the effects that suit your activity. The list describes recommended choices; it does not establish how many attachments each item can hold.

Click either chart to view it at full size.

Name clarification: The recommended Scythe setup lists Burning Wrath, while the burn-effect description is named Burning Fury. Confirm the name and compatibility in-game before choosing it. Jellified may also appear as “Jellyfied” in equipment recommendations; the list above uses Jellified consistently.

5. Planning your upgrades

Choose the equipment you intend to keep before spending materials on it.
For survival, compare Immortal Fortitude, Jellified and damage-soak options.
For damage, match perks to your weapon and spellbook; elemental spell perks specifically apply to Standard Spellbook elemental spells.
For reward farming, compare Clue Hunter, Treasure Hunter and Raid Unique Charm according to the activity you are doing.
Check the current ingredient requirement and upgrade odds before committing resources.

Next step: Review your current gear, choose a compatible perk, and check the breakdown-tier list for unwanted items you can convert into materials.

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