Pluripotent Alloy

“ A liquid metal that can be applied to certain weapons to draw out inner strength. The discovery of the Pluripotent Alloys is said to have sparked the development of Ironsing during the Canticlysm. ”

― Item description

Pluripotent Alloy
Usage	Converts midgame weapons into stronger, endgame-level variants Converting into Smith's Alloy

Description

The Pluripotent Alloy is an item in Deepwoken that you can apply to midgame weapons. It upgrades the stats of an applicable weapon into that of an endgame-level weapon, on par with the likes of the Shattered Katana, Krulian Knife and Pale Morning. It has a pity system where every four boss kills you are guaranteed to obtain one, in addition to the RNG roll. When receiving an alloy from a RNG roll your pity counter is reset.

It can also be used to obtain Ironsing.

How to Obtain

Methods

• Killing a boss for the first time (per character), if you contribute enough damage.
• As a potential drop from chests in Saramaed Hollow.

Bosses that drop Pluripotent Alloy

• Duke Erisia
• Primadon
• The Ferryman
• Dread Serpent
• Chaser
• Scion of Ethiron

How to Use

To use a Pluripotent Alloy, you must be at least power 10 and equip an applicable weapon while being at the Weapon Attribute requirement, then use the alloy. The weapon will then transform into its "Alloyed" variant, signified by a white particle whirling around the weapon during the animation. This increases the weapon's requirement to 75. The alloy cannot be used on inapplicable weapons, and nothing will happen if you try to.

If you have the Ignition Delver origin, you are able to turn 3 of these into 1 Smith's Alloy or turn 9 of them into 1 Armorers Needle the Hollow Forge at Miner's Landing.

Alloyable Weapons

Light Weapons

• Dawnshot
• Tanto
• Whaling Knife
• Coral Cestus

Medium Weapons

• Falchion
• Gremorian Longspear
• Katana
• Messer
• Scalesplitter
• Shotel
• Trident Spear
• Vigil Longsword
• Cavalry Saber
• Officer Saber

Heavy Weapons

• Adretian Axe
• Canorian Axe
• Crescent Cleaver
• Darksteel Greatsword
• Forge Greathammer
• Halberd
• Markor's Inheritor
• Steel Maul
• Zweihander

Trivia

• Alloyed weapons will retain the enchant and the quality (stars + buffs) of the original weapon.
• The alloy itself cannot be dropped or lost on death, but the weapons can.
• You do not lose the alloy when doing the Ironsing quest.
• You are not able to bank alloys.
• You can only hold 15 alloys at one time. If you pick up anymore, they will be deleted.
• Can be sold for 150 notes