- "If you've weapons or armor that've been strengthened in wyrmfire, you can spend rift crystals to have them further improved." – In-game description
Rarifying is a process in Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen that utilizes particular items and Rift Crystals to upgrade equipment beyond the level of Dragonforged. Rarifying services are provided by Barroch.
There are two levels as follows:
Equipment must be upgraded to a Dragonforged level before it can be rarified, and unlike Dragonforging and Enhancing equipment must first be silver rarified before it can be gold rarified.
- The terms Silver and Gold Dragonforged are also commonly used among players for Rarified equipment.
- Rarified items cannot be gifted to support pawns.
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- Banshee Larynx
- Banshee Locks
- Beastial Eye
- Befouled Gold Veneer
- Bloodied Chain
- Bloodred Crystal
- Bloodstained Periapt
- Blue Iron Buckles
- Bone Crest
- Bone Lantern
- Bright Amber Scale
- Bright Azure Scale
- Bright Virid Scale
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- Corpse Nettle
- Corrupt Remains
- Cragshadow Morel
- Crimplecap
- Crimson Stone
- Cursed Dragon Horn
- Cursed Dragon Scale
- Cyclops Fang
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- Large Fisheye Stone
- Lava Rock
- Leapworm Jelly
- Liftstone
- Light Pickaxe
- Lizard Horn
- Lizardscale Pelt
- Lordly Tonic
- Lunanise
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- Macabre Eye
- Maleficent Heart
- Maleficent Heart Shard
- Month-Dried Harspud
- Moonshimmer Pelt
- Moonstone
- Mottled Leather
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- Scythe Shard
- Septiscopic Crystal
- Shamanic Reagents
- Shattered Earth Tome
- Sinister Fang
- Sinister Hide
- Siren Patagium
- Siren Tailfin
- Skull Pendant
- Sorcerer's Quartz
- Strigoi Barb
- Striped Pelt
- Sullied Rift Fragment
- Supple Dragon Pelt
- Surging Light Tome
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