Reforging

So I Use Shadow Assassin armor. I recently got scamed and lost my chestplate. The scammer Reforge boosted my armor, and I'm wondering how. I RN switching to leg assassin armor, but how do I Reforge boost, Like what is the anvil called? (I got the chestplate back.)

So I Use Shadow Assassin armor. I recently got scamed and lost my chestplate. The scammer Reforge boosted my armor, and I'm wondering how. I RN switching to leg assassin armor, but how do I Reforge boost, Like what is the anvil called? (I got the chestplate back.)

Tell which ones better in the comments

I need help with which ones better

The Yeti Sword in Hypixel Skyblock is a unique and sought-after item, known for its distinct ability to deal more damage the lower the player's health is. However, there are a few reasons why many players believe that the Yeti Sword should be buffed to make it more competitive and appealing in the game:

1. Difficulty in Obtaining: The Yeti Sword is not an easy item to obtain, requiring significant time and effort to acquire the necessary resources or to grind out the coins manually. Given the challenges in obtaining it, players expect a more significant advantage in return for their investment.

2. Late-Game Relevance: As players progress through Hypixel Skyblock and acquire stronger weapons, armor, and accessories, the Yeti Sword's unique mechanic of dealing more damage at lower health becomes less relevant in late-game scenarios. Buffing the sword's ability cool down-or introducing additional mechanics could make it more appealing for higher-tier players.

3. Diverse Gameplay: Buffing the Yeti Sword could encourage more diverse gameplay strategies. By making it a more competitive option, players would have more incentive to experiment with different weapon choices, enhancing the overall gameplay experience and strategy variety.

4. Balancing the Meta: Hypixel Skyblock is a constantly evolving game with regular updates, adjustments, and additions to weapons and items. Buffing the Yeti Sword could help balance the weapon meta, ensuring that various weapon options remain viable choices for players across different stages of the game.

5. Community Feedback: If a significant portion of the Hypixel Skyblock community expresses a desire for the Yeti Sword to be buffed, it indicates that players are invested in the game's balance and progression. Addressing this feedback could contribute to a more engaged player base.

6. Unique Identity: While the Yeti Sword's health-based damage mechanic is interesting, it may not be powerful enough to set the weapon apart from other options in terms of damage output. By buffing the sword, developers can strengthen its unique identity and make it a more appealing choice for players looking for a distinctive playstyle.

It's important to note that game balancing is a delicate process that involves considering various factors, including player feedback, overall game progression, and maintaining a fair and enjoyable experience for all players. If the developers decide to buff the Yeti Sword, they would need to carefully assess how the changes would impact the game's overall balance and economy.

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Any tips on increasing my farming fortune?

I'm missing the fermento talisman and I will get that eventually

Please say anything except elephant pet because I'm trying to make money, and don't say things about talismans because no I'm broke

My current farming fortune is 810 including the gravity talisman (1000-1199 for sugar cane)

Also I am not getting mossy and I'll probably be getting rooted tomorrow

What enchants and reforged should I put on my sorrow armor for mining?

T1 is pretty early game, T2 and T3 are pretty midgame and T4 you can do like mid-mid game. I'll only talk about Melee because I don't know much about RCM.

Common Themes:

Always, ALWAYS use T6 Enchants (Syphon, Venomous etc.)

T1:

You can do this with any armor, really. I'd recommend 3/4 SA (Reforged Ancient of course) since thats when you should really be attempting Voidglooms for Juju, as Juju is really the only reason why you should be doing T1s.

The hitphase is really short and you can get through it pretty quickly.

For weapons use a Livid Dagger / AOTD. If you have Enderman Slayer 3 you can use the Voidedge Katana, but only for ability swap. Use the Katana ability, then swap to Livid/AOTD. You'll get much faster hitphases.

You should really be using T6 Enchants (Syphon etc) for Syphon, but if you're using a Livid I guess OFA is fine but suboptimal. Again its a Livid so you want OFA on it. No ultimate enchants needed.

Get like 150mp for this, set to Bloody or Silky.

Any pet is fine.

T2:

Realistically you should be able to do T2s in 3/4 Necron (or with Maxor/Crimson Boots) and a Reaper Mask (all reforged to ancient.). You can do in Ender Armor but its much more worth to use your Necron.

You can do it with a Mender Fedora/Crown as well, just not as easily.

You can also use Final Destination, if unlocked, with 5k kills. You should use full renowned, or use renowned until you hit 82 Attack Speed with Final Destination Ability. Of course you should spend 35m maxing out the Dragon Essence perk for Renowned.

For weapons you can use a Livid or a Shadow Fury, also with Katana Ability Swap. Voidedge or Vorpal are also useable. No ultimate enchants needed.

You do NOT need summons, though you can if you are dying during hitphase.

Get around 300mp for this, set to Bloody or Silky. If you're rich you can use Hurtful, but it isnt worth if you're doing T2 only.

Use an Epic Enderman pet with Tiger Crochet. Mythic is ideal.

Manaflux should be enough. Must have Wand of Atonement and Florid Zombie Sword.

T3:

Here you should start using Final Destination. FD with 10k kills should be enough for T3. Again reforged to renowned. You do not need recombed FD.

Here I heavily suggest using Vorpal for T3. If you're grinding to Level 5 ofc use Voidedge. Swap is a waste of hotbar space and, now, also means less Syphon hits. I would prefer Swarm on the weapons as now it probably means its a long term weapon for doing Enderman Slayer.

You should start using summons. Get a Reaper Scythe and start collecting Wither Spectre souls from the Crimson Isles. Summon when hitphase. The boss will automatically recall your summons after hitphase ends. Or just recall them yourself.

Get around 550-650mp for this, set to Hurtful. You can use Bloody but Hurtful is much better.

Use an Epic Enderman or Mythic Enderman pet. Lion is also fine if you can survive but IMO a waste of coins.

Overflux is super helpful, but manaflux might be enough. Must have Wand of Atonement and Florid Zombie Sword.

Getting Enderman Slayer Level 5.

Now either do T1s or T2s to Eslayer 4, then do T2s or T3s to Level 5. For fun I'll put in T4s as well.

T4:

There is a huge jump here.

Get at least 750 Magical Power, set to Hurtful.

Overflux Power orb with Wand of Atonement and Florid. If you have a Hyperion/Astraea use that too.

25k Kills FD with Wisdom V and full Fumings.

You can also use Crimson (Burning+) with Warden Helmet. You'd need a hotbar slot for enderpearls to maintain Swipe Stacks.

Recombobulated Fabled Atomsplit Katana with all T6 Enchants, Swarm 5, Fumings, and Flawless Gemstones. (make sure that you're using execute, giant killer, thunderlord and syphon) (if you have enough money, put t7 enchants on it as well. Prioritize ender slayer 7/venemous 6.)

Either a True Legendary Edrag with Crochet or a Tierboosted Edrag.

Ender Artifact in Accessory Bag.

Reaper Scythe with M1 Tank Zombies (Lvl. 60)

Items that would make your bosses faster are Sword of Bad Health and Withered Ragnarok Axe.

What is the best reforge for 3/4 SA with Tara Helm for Berserker class. I am trying to get more strength to make the Tara Helm more effective. I don't care about CC.

Hi Skyblock fans!!

I've asked this also ingsme but nobody awnsers, whats the best armor set and pet set to get the most health and mana ? I have ttied many combinations but ain't getting higher than 751 health with full growth V lapis armor and my rare grandma pet wolf [lvl 47]... And only 313 mana... How do I get more?

Same with damage... I have a Aote with legendary reforge but only have a crit damage of 1500... How do i boost thay as well??

Please tell me!!

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I play a healer and someone recommended Shadow Assassin 3/4 and a zombie knight chestplate, and I'm just wondering, what enchants should I add?

This is just a fever dream, not an idea for an update. I wanna see how you guys would handle an Illager Raid in Hypixel SkyBlock.

Illager Raids would be a new in-game event that is exclusive to the Hub. It takes place in the Village, where illagers will raid it and attempt to kill all of the NPCs. During this event, certain amounts of illagers will spawn in waves and run around until they find a target. Valid targets include players and NPCs. Most enemies that spawn in raids will be exclusive to them unless stated otherwise. Once Illager Raids have been successfully fended off, loot will be distributed to everyone in the Village, regardless of how much damage they dealt, so long as they dealt damage at all to any raider.

An Illager Raid may be triggered when a player enters the Village with an Ominous Banner or Ominous Rune in their inventory. Ominous Banners can be obtained by defeating illager patrols that appear randomly in the Hub, Park, and Farming Islands. Ominous Runes have a chance of being obtained from Runic mobs. The difficulty of raids, as well as the level of the mobs in it, depends on the average Combat Level of the playerbase currently within the Village borders at the time of its triggering. This counts all players in the Village, and there is no limit to how many it may count. It only counts all players in that specific server. Raids cannot be started within 48 in-game hours of each other.

Tier I Raids:

These are triggered when a Raid is triggered and the average Combat Level of the Village playerbase is 1-20. The level of mobs in Tier I Raids would be between 1-20, depending on the Village playerbase's average Combat Level. Tier I Raids only have 3 waves.

Tier II Raids:

These are triggered when a Raid is triggered and the average Combat Level of the Village playerbase is 21-40. The level of mobs in Tier II Raids would be between 21-40, depending on the Village playerbase's average Combat Level. Tier II Raids have 5 waves.

Tier III Raids:

These are triggered when a Raid is triggered and the average Combat Level of the Village playerbase is 41-60. The level of mobs in Tier III Raids would be between 41-60, depending on the Village playerbase's average Combat Level. This is the hardest tier of Raids, having 7 waves of raiders.

Enemies:

Pillager: They are the most common raider that may spawn during raids. They are the footsoldiers of the illagers, wielding crossbows. They have 1708 Health points at Level 20. When they detect a target within 16 blocks, they will run towards them at a rate of 4 blocks/second once they are 8 blocks from them. When they are within 8 blocks of their target, they will load their crossbow, and then shoot an arrow at them, dealing 79 Damage at Level 20.

4 of them are guaranteed to spawn in Wave 1. 3 are guaranteed to spawn in Waves 2 and 3. Additionally, an extra pillager has a chance to spawn in each wave. This chance varies between 1-20%, depending on the level.

Tier II Raids: At Level 40, they will have 29751 Health points and deal 336 Damage with their arrows. Depending on the level of the raid, pillagers now have a 1-20% chance to spawn with enchantments. These enchantments are Piercing (30% chance), Overload (10% chance), Power (30% chance), Punch (20% chance), and Snipe (10% chance).

4 of them will spawn in Waves 4 and 5. Additionally, in each wave, there is now a 21-40% chance for an extra pillager to spawn.

Tier III Raids: At Level 60, they have 457461 Health points and deal 1426 Damage with their arrows. Enchant chance increased to 21-40%, which is still dependent on the level of the raid.

4 will spawn in Wave 6 and 2 will spawn in Wave 7. Additionally, one more pillager will spawn with a 41-60% chance. Another extra pillager will spawn with a further 21-30% chance. These extra spawn chances are dependent on level.

Vindicator: They are the second most common mob that may spawn in Raids. At Level 20, they possess 1708 Health points. When they detect a target within 12 blocks of them, they will charge at them at a rate of 3.5 blocks/second. When they are within melee range, they will deal 257 Damage.

2 of them are guaranteed to spawn in Wave 2. Additionally, starting Wave 2, an extra vindicator will spawn with a 1-20% chance, depending on level.

Tier II Raids: At Level 40, they will have 29751 Health points and deal 1091 Damage. Additionally, when they attack a target for no damage (i.e., an ability), the ability associated with that instance will have a 25% increased cooldown. If there is no cooldown for that ability (i.e., it uses a mana cost instead), it will be forced into a 10 second cooldown instead.

1 vindicator will be guaranteed to spawn in Wave 4, and 4 will be guaranteed in Wave 5. Additionally, in every wave, an extra vindicator will spawn with a 21-40% chance, depending on level.

Tier III Raids: At Level 60, they will have 457461 Health points and deal 4635 Damage. Cooldown increase increased to 40% and forced cooldown duration increased to 15 seconds.

2 vindicators are guaranteed to spawn in Wave 6 and 5 are guaranteed in Wave 7. Additionally, an extra vindicator will have a 41-60% chance to spawn in every wave. Another extra vindicator will have a 21-30% chance to spawn in every wave. These extra spawn chances are dependent on level.

Ravager: They are extremely powerful monsters that spawn as the juggernauts and tanks of the raid. At Level 20, they have 7116 Health points. When they detect a target within 32 blocks of them, they will charge at them at a speed of 3.5 blocks/second. When they get within melee range (1.5 blocks), they will deal 237 Damage at Level 20. When they attack a target for no damage (i.e., an ability), they have a 50% chance to be stunned for 2 seconds, unable to attack. Afterwards, they will roar, dealing 119 Damage at Level 20 and launching everyone nearby backwards. Additionally, they will taunt nearby Combat Pets, forcing them to direct their effects purely at the ravager. Pets with a Level higher than 40 cannot be taunted.

1 Ravager will always spawn in Wave 3.

Tier II Raids: At Level 40, they have 116462 Health points and deal 1007 Damage with their melee attack and 504 Damage with their roar. Stun chance reduced to 30%. They can now taunt Combat Pets with Levels up to 70.

Tier III Raids: At Level 60, they have 1906086 Health points and deal 4278 Damage with their melee attack and 2139 Damage with their roar. Stun chance reduced to 20%. They can now taunt Combat Pets with Levels up to 100.

Witch: They are the raid's support units. They will only spawn in Tier II Raids and up. At Level 40, they have 30280 Health points. When attacked by a player or NPC, they will begin to go into combat with them, using varying potions to fight. Harming potions are used when nothing else can be used, dealing up to 291 True Damage at Level 40. Poison potions are used when the target isn't currently poisoned and they are between 3 and 8 blocks from them, dealing 39 True Damage per second at Level 40. Weakness potions are used when the player isn't currently weakened and they are within 3 blocks from them, decreasing their Damage and Strength by 20%. Slowness potions are used when the target isn't currently slowed and they are further than 8 blocks from them, reducing their speed by 20%. Healing potions are drunken when the witch isn't at full HP, healing them for 1662 Health points at Level 40. Speed potions are drunken when the witch isn't currently affected by Speed and the target is further than 8 blocks away, increasing the witch's speed by 20%. Speed potions are prioritized over Slowness potions. Additionally, when there are illagers nearby with less than 20% HP, they will throw either a Regeneration potion (166 Health points per second at Level 40 for up to 30 seconds) or a Healing potion (up to 1662 Health points at Level 40) at them.

3 witches are guaranteed to spawn in Wave 4. Additionally, starting Wave 3 (except Wave 4), an extra witch will have a 1-20% chance to spawn, depending on level.

Tier III Raids: At Level 60, they will have 495582 Health points, and deal up to 934 True Damage with their Harming potions and 124 True Damage per second with their Poison potions. 1 witch is guaranteed to spawn in Wave 7. Additionally, starting Wave 3 (except Wave 4), an extra witch will have a 41-60% chance to spawn, depending on level.

Evoker: They are the most powerful illager. They will only spawn in Tier II Raids and up. At Level 40, they have 29751 Health points. When they detect a target within 12 blocks of them, they will begin using spells to attack them as well as fleeing away at melee range while not casting. They can summon three vexes to attack their target. Vexes have 16304 Health points, and will strafe around their target while idling. When attacking, they will lunge at them, dealing 755 Damage on contact. Evokers can also summon fangs to attack their target, dealing 291 True Damage on contact. Fangs can be summoned in two formations: in a straight line away from their caster towards the target when the target is not within melee range, or in two rings 1 and 2 blocks away from their caster when the target is within melee range.

1 evoker will always spawn in Wave 5.

Tier III Raids: At Level 60, they have 457461 Health points and deal 934 True Damage with their fangs. Vexes have 266852 Health points and deal 3209 Damage on contact. Additionally, the vex summoning spell summons four vexes instead of three. More fangs are summoned by the fang spell.

1 evoker will always spawn in Wave 6, and 2 will always spawn in Wave 7.

Ravager Rider: They are the most powerful foe you can face in raids. They consist of an illager riding a ravager. They may only spawn in Tier II Raids and up. At Level 40, they have 144413 Health points. They attack by using the attacks of the mount and the rider. In Tier II Raids, only pillagers will ride ravagers. They will charge at targets within 32 blocks of them. When the ravager is within 8 blocks of their target, they will stop in place while their rider shoots arrows at them. The ravager will also attack enemies that get close, as well as get stunned and roar when dealing no damage.

A pillager rider will always spawn in Wave 5.

Tier III Raids: At Level 60, they have 2363547 Health points, making them the tankiest enemy you can face during raids. In Wave 7, two more ravager riders will spawn. One is a vindicator rider and one is an evoker rider. The vindicator rider will charge at their target, dealing massive melee damage as well as breaking damage negation abilities. Because of their tendency to obliterate targets at melee range, it would be recommended to kill them at a distance. The evoker rider will charge at their target, casting spells when they are within 12 blocks. The evoker rider is the most difficult raider to deal with of all of them, able to summon vexes, fangs, attack at melee, and roar after being stunned. Regardless, no ravager rider should be taken lightly.

Loot:

Loot will be distributed between every participating player, regardless of damage. The only condition to receiving loot is to deal damage to raiders during a raid.

Tier I:

Illager Talisman: A mysterious talisman usually worn by raid leaders. If this was received by a player who defeated a vindicator during a raid, their axes will deal 50% more melee and ability damage. Otherwise, this talisman will do nothing.

This item is distributed to all who have dealt more than 10k Damage during a Raid.

Avenger's Axe: The axe of a vindicator. Has +65 Damage and +30 Strength. Additionally, it's ability, "Vindicator's Rampage", will cause the next attack to break any and all damage negation instantly.

This item is distributed to all who have dealt more than 15k Damage during a Raid.

Tier II:

Tier I Loot will be distributed. Any Tier I Loot distributed after Tier II Raids will be an upgraded version.

Totem of Immortality: Possessed by evokers for unknown reasons, they grant their holder a taste of immortality. They grant +200 Health and negates damage for the holder. The damage negation has a cooldown of 10 seconds.

This item is distributed to all who have dealt more than 200k Damage during a Raid.

Tome of Evocation: The secrets of these tomes were meant only to be learned by evokers. It does not do anything until it is right clicked. When right clicked, a spell will be conjured depending on the conditions:

Unholy Spirit Summoning: Summons three vexes to assail the wielder's foes. These vexes have 1000 HP and deal 300 Damage on contact with enemies.

This item is distributed to all who have dealt more than 500k Damage during a Raid.

Tier III:

Tier I and II Loot will be distributed. Any Tier I or II Loot distributed after Tier III Raids will be an upgraded version.

Ominous Crystal: A stone that emits a strange kind of power. It can be used to apply the Ominous reforge to any melee or ranged weapon, increasing the weapon's Critical Chance and Critical Damage by 10% each. Additionally, if this weapon was applied to a Raid weapon, Strength will also be increased by 50.

This item is given to those who have dealt more than 10m Damage during a Raid.

Deceiver's Bow: A bow that is usually only wielded by the heretofore unseen Illusioners. Who knows how you have your hands on one now. This weapon grants 425 Damage, 90 Strength, and 15% Crit Chance. Additionally, this weapon's ability, "Defier of Truth", will cause arrows to be fired from random places at the selected target, each one dealing 20% of the weapon's base Damage.

This item is given to those who have dealt more than 15m Damage during a Raid.

Medal of Heroism: A medal given to true heroes. This is real proof that you are the hero who shall bring the world out of ashes. When you have this medal, all of your stats gain a 10% increase.

This item is given to those who dealt more than 5m Damage during a Raid.

This is what my ideas are for Illager Raids in Hypixel SkyBlock. If you have any other ideas, feel free to comment below. Also, if you have counter strategies or ways to use the loot, comment below.

This was a long one, took me at least 3 hours to make. Anyways, see ya.

I want to use a spirit scepter for my mage weapon.

1. What enchants should I use?

2. What reforge should I use?

3. What kind of Sapphire gem should I use?

I'm getting a Soul Rebound bow (which I'm going to use in dungeons). What enchants/reforges should I put on it?

If I want to do floor one for a while, and bonzo is the boss, should I use a AOTE with (sorry in advance): Critical 5, First Strike 4, Giant Killer 5, Mana Steal 3, Scavenger 4, Sharpness 5, Vampirism 5, Venomous 5? I already have a AOTE, and I'm saving up to get 3/4 wise dragon and Dark Goggles. Also, what refoge should I use for my armor?