Splitting one +3 accessory all the way to +0 costs more than the three scrolls used in the first step. Accessory Disassemble Scroll yields three accessories one grade lower; each operation needs as many scrolls as the input grade. Plan where you want to stop.
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Choose the final grade
| Input → target | Output | Total scrolls |
|---|---|---|
| +1 → +0 | 3 × +0 | 1 |
| +2 → +1 | 3 × +1 | 2 |
| +2 → +0 | 9 × +0 | 5 |
| +3 → +2 | 3 × +2 | 3 |
| +3 → +1 | 9 × +1 | 9 |
| +3 → +0 | 27 × +0 | 18 |
Why does the full chain cost 18?
The first operation uses 3 scrolls. Processing the three resulting +2 accessories costs another 3 × 2 = 6. Finally, the nine +1 accessories need 9 × 1 = 9. The total is 3 + 6 + 9 = 18. If you only want +2 accessories, stop after the first operation.
Split it or sell it intact?
Use realistic selling prices on your own server. Take the total amount you would receive for the pieces and subtract scroll costs and any other charges shown by the transaction. Compare that with selling the starting accessory intact. For an arithmetic example only, 270m for the pieces minus 36m for scrolls leaves 234m before other costs. These are not market quotes.
Check eligibility before buying supplies. Items carrying the “Unseal” status cannot use this scroll. Accessory disassembly and reverse equipment conversion are different operations.
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