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Overview

The Item Ability Move system allows players to transfer the CraftName and Gems (lapisian enchantments) from one item to another. This feature is particularly useful for preserving valuable enchantments when upgrading equipment.
If the transfer is successful, the CraftName and Gems will be permanently removed from the original item and applied to the target item.

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Activation Item

Use the following item to activate the Item Ability Move window:
ItemIDItemEffectDescription
101150105Ability Transfer Scroll

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Success Rates

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Base Success Rate

The base chance of success for ability transfer is 30%.

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Enhancement Items

Use protection items to increase the success rate:
ItemIDItemEffectReqVgSuccess RateIncrease
1011561062050%+20%
1011571065080%+50%
1011581066090%+60%
The ReqVg value determines the added success rate. Higher ReqVg values provide better chances of successful transfer.

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How It Works

1

Acquire Transfer Scroll

Obtain Item 101150 (Ability Transfer Scroll) from the item mall or in-game sources.
2

Open Transfer Window

Use the scroll to open the Item Ability Move interface.
3

Select Source Item

Place the item with the CraftName/Gems you want to transfer in the source slot.
4

Select Target Item

Place the item you want to receive the abilities in the target slot.
5

Add Enhancement (Optional)

Place an enhancement item (101156, 101157, or 101158) to increase success rate.
6

Confirm Transfer

Click confirm to attempt the transfer. The outcome is determined by the success rate.

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Transfer Rules

The following attributes are transferred from the source item to the target item:
  • CraftName: The custom name/enchantment on the item
  • Gems: All lapisian slots and their enchantments (up to 6 slots)
Base item stats, enchantment levels (+1, +2, etc.), and other properties remain unchanged.
  • Without protection: Source item loses CraftName and Gems (destroyed)
  • With protection item: Varies based on protection type (check item description)
  • Target item is never affected
  • Transfer scroll is consumed regardless of outcome

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Configuration

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Item Effect Values

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ItemEffect
integer
required
The effect ID that determines the item’s function:
  • 105: Activation scroll (opens transfer window)
  • 106: Protection/enhancement item (increases success rate)
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ReqVg
integer
default:"0"
For effect 106 items, this value determines the added success rate:
  • 20: +20% success rate (total: 50%)
  • 50: +50% success rate (total: 80%)
  • 60: +60% success rate (total: 90%)

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Client Compatibility

LocalePatchSupportedNotes
ES171✅Fully functional
PT182❌Not compatible
PT189❌Not compatible
This feature is only available in ES 171 client. Portuguese clients (PT 182, PT 189) do not support the Item Ability Move system.

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Example Usage

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Scenario: Transferring Perfect Lapisians

You have:
  • Old Weapon: Level 70 sword with 6 perfect lapisians and CraftName “Destroyer”
  • New Weapon: Level 80 sword with no enchantments
  • Goal: Move the lapisians and name to the new weapon
1

Prepare Items

Ensure both weapons are in your inventory along with Item 101150.
2

Use Enhancement

Add Item 101158 (90% success rate) to maximize chances.
3

Execute Transfer

Confirm the transfer. With 90% success rate, you have a high chance of success.
4

Result

On success: New weapon has “Destroyer” name and all 6 lapisians. Old weapon becomes a basic sword.

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Success Rate Calculation

// Base success rate
int baseRate = 30; // 30%

// With enhancement item
int enhancementBonus = item.ReqVg; // 20, 50, or 60

// Final success rate
int finalRate = baseRate + enhancementBonus;

// Examples:
// No enhancement: 30%
// With 101156: 30% + 20% = 50%
// With 101157: 30% + 50% = 80%
// With 101158: 30% + 60% = 90%

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Best Practices

  1. Always Use Protection: The 30% base rate is risky for valuable items
  2. Use Maximum Protection: Item 101158 provides 90% success rate
  3. Verify Compatibility: Check your client version before attempting transfers
  4. Backup Valuable Items: Consider the risk before transferring rare enchantments
  5. Plan Your Transfers: Calculate the cost of protection items vs. re-enchanting

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Troubleshooting

  • Verify you have Item 101150 in your inventory
  • Check that your client version is ES 171
  • Ensure you’re not in combat or a restricted zone
  • Try relogging and attempting again
  • 90% success rate still means 10% chance of failure
  • RNG can result in consecutive failures (though unlikely)
  • Verify the protection item was properly applied
  • Check server logs for any error messages
This indicates a server error. Contact your administrator and provide:
  • Timestamp of the transfer attempt
  • Source and target item IDs
  • Character name and server
  • Whether protection items were used

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