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Force Harmonization – Increases the healing done by Force abilities.

Alpha Strike – Increases damage done for ten seconds after entering combat.

En Garde – Reduces damage taken for ten seconds after entering combat.

Aural Resistance – Reduces the damage taken from attacks that affect an area.

Aural Rejuvenation – Increases the healing done by abilities that affect an area.

Aural Command – Increases the damage dealt by attacks that affect an area.

Armor Penetration – Kinetic and energy damage attacks ignore a portion of the target’s armor.

Reminder: these can appear on Armorings, Hilts and Barrels. Now, here comes the best part! As I said in the beginning, BioWare did a great service to all of us by providing complete lists of all Amplifiers! PRIMARY AMPLIFIERS LIST Each time you roll for new amps, the price goes higher, in small chunks, but it does, so be aware of that too. If you don’t like any of the two new options, you can keep the existing amp and potentially re-roll again later. If one of the two new offers is better than your current amp stat, you can replace it. BioWare has created a system that boosts your chance of looting or getting a better item if it notices you have been out of luck for a long time.Įvery time you opt to re-roll an amp, two new ones (always new) will become available for you to choose from. There are RNG prevention mechanics in place. Of course, you can always simply obtain more of the specific item and they will always come with a randomly rolled amp(s). The re-rolling is not very expensive, but there are way too many Amps attached to all sorts of gear and for the maximalists and min-maxers it might be a very expensive adventure.

This is where the credit sink idea shines, in my opinion. If you are not happy with the Amplifiers you get when you loot an item, you can re-roll. They provide generic boosts to things like crafting, XP and Renown increased earnings or rewards from PvP.īioWare announced that there are no currently plans for Amps to appear on Augments, but they will be made available to Enhancements in the future. These are the most common ones and will start appearing at Green tier gear items or higher. Tertiary Amplifiers – attached to Shells.These provide a boost to quality of life elements of your gameplay, such as quicker mission skills, better crafting results, mount speed improvements and so on. Secondary Amplifiers – atached to Mods.Unmoddable gear in Onslaught will start getting Amps at Premium tier (Green color), but only one Primary Amp can be attached to those. They can only appear on Artifact gear items (Purple color) or higher. These amps provide bonuses that will increase your performance in combat. Primary Amplifiers – attached to Armorings, Hilts and Barrels.There are three tiers of Amplifiers when it comes to type of boosts they provide: There are no level requirements, but these bonuses can only appear on gear pieces if they meet certain requirements.

Based on the location where the Amp is, you will draw from different pools. The Amplifiers are randomly assigned bonuses that can appear on Shells, Armorings, Mods, Hilts and Barrels. While interesting and fun to play with, the Amps are in nature very very small bonuses to either your abilities and performance in combat or a they give a boost to your character’s utility skills such as crafting, gathering or… lowering the cost of flight tickets (D’OH!). What this means is that the bonus stats from your Amplifiers on your gear do not count for the balancing that BioWare designed and tweaked all of the game’s content, with one exception – Master Mode Operations. This system is also not a mandatory one for the regular players. The Amps are not something BioWare comes up with first in the world. I personally think this a very well crafted and designed credit sink. The developers say in the announcement post on that “ Our goal for creating the Amplifier system was to add an extra level of depth for players to customize their characters“.