The magical properties you will find on items are called Enchantments. Each enchantment has a unique name that can be used to reference what the effect does. For example, you can find an item on a merchant's stall labeled "Ring of Minor Strength." From the name, you can infer that it is a ring that is enchanted with the "Minor Strength" enchantment, which you might know gives +1 Strength when equipped. Alternatively, it could have been "Cloak of Minor Strength" or even "Daggers of Minor Strength."

In Hazebound, when gemstones are formed, some have energy trapped inside them. Enchanters use their Willpower to extract the trapped energy from the gemstones in order to create enchantments. The most commonly used gem for this purpose is Arcane Quartz, but more complex enchantments may require more valuable gemstones. 

Enchanter recipes usually refer to a minimum value in coins for the gemstone, which represents the gem's quality, and size. Higher quality gems will trap more energy and result in more potent enchantments. However, when enchanting, two 500-coin rubies can be used as a substitute for a single 1000-coin ruby.

Here is a list of standard enchantments, along with their crafting cost, effects, names, and, in parentheses, the magic burden value. Please note that this list represents only a subset of magical effects found in items, as some may be unique to rare or legendary items and not the result of enchantments.

The list is split into three categories, indicative of which type of items can receive the enchantment, and then quality levels: Minor would be what characters between levels 1 and 7 usually find, Definitive for levels 8 to 15, and Major for level 16 and above.

These enchantments can be applied to any item that can be equipped, including armor, clothing, jewelry, and weapons.

This set of enchantments can only be apply to a weapons.