This one’s name contains the word “Martial”, indicating that it is a physical class fragment, perfect for Warriors, Rogues, and Primalists. It contains Endurance and Block, clearly this is meant for tanking. This is an “Uncommon” (green) quality fragment, so it comes with 1 secondary stat when it drops. Let’s look at an individual Fragment, and break it down piece by piece. The fragment’s infusion level is displayed below it.įinally, you can recycle fragments straight from your inventory. In the above image, I have highlighted the primary stat of the fragment.
The inventory is sortable, and searchable, and details each of your planar fragments with a very quick glance. You can access this panel by clicking on “Fragment Inventory” in your character panel. You can easily move fragments to your bag space by clicking and dragging them to an empty slot in your inventory. Planar Fragments have their own inventory system separate from your bag space. This might look overwhelming at first, so let’s dig into each portion of this piece by piece. Simply click on a slot, which has a specific element marker on it, then click and drag a fragment from the right to a slot to equip it. This is the first thing you will see when going to equip planar fragments, a new equipment window, and a new inventory on the right. Today I would like to take some time to delve into the system and help explain it. This is still true, but the system has gotten more… complex since this initial pitch. Thus, your gear would work for both tank and dps/heal roles, and you would just swap your planar fragment sets depending on your role. This system started out as a way to replace tertiary stats such as critical hit rate, attack/spell power, crit power, etc. In Starfall Prophecy, one of the new gearing and progression mechanics is known as “Planar Fragments”. This guide and this site are migrating to a new domain! You can continue to read the guide, and read any updates to it, at
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