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Flame Priorities
Compare flame upgrades, improvement odds, and meso costs.
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What this calculator covers
Flame Priorities compares bonus-stat rerolls across your saved equipment for your character. It measures improvement over each complete recorded flame using the selected reroll source, then ranks eligible armor and weapons by estimated Final Damage relative to the mesos or Flame items required.
- Equipment-aware rates. Uses the supported armor or weapon flame table and the reroll source selected in settings.
- Damage-based ranking. Applies complete raw Bonus Stats to the character's saved combat snapshot and compares estimated Final Damage.
- Improvement odds. Reports the chance that one reroll beats the current recorded result for every eligible item.
- Practical budgets. Shows Flame counts and, for meso rerolls, costs at 25%, 50%, 75%, and 95% success chances.
How flame upgrades are ranked
The planner evaluates possible bonus-stat rolls for each supported item and keeps the outcomes that improve on its current recorded flame. Complete raw Bonus Stats are applied to the selected character's saved combat snapshot and summarized as estimated Final Damage. The ranking balances the retained damage gain against the chance and cost of obtaining it.
Meso rerolls use their configured meso cost per attempt. Flame-item sources report budgets as item counts rather than assigning an unverified market price. For every candidate, the table shows a one-attempt improvement chance and whole-attempt budgets for reaching 25%, 50%, 75%, and 95% cumulative chances. Each attempt remains independent; an unsuccessful streak does not make the next roll more likely to improve.
Reading one recommendation
Suppose a cape ranks first with a 4% chance to improve and a 50% budget of 17 Flames. That means 17 independent attempts produce at least the displayed cumulative chance under the selected rates; it does not guarantee a better roll by the seventeenth item. Review whether the current flame can be retained with the chosen source, compare the higher-confidence budgets with your inventory, and record the new raw bonus stats after an upgrade so the ranking starts from the result you actually kept.
Retained versus replacement rolls
A positive retained gain is most useful when the old result can be kept until a better roll appears. Replacement sources can leave the item weaker, so their risk is different even when their improvement probability is identical. Weapon and armor outcomes also use different supported bonus-stat structures. Check the source, item type, current raw stats, and displayed warning before treating two rows as interchangeable spending choices.
Limits and next steps
The estimates cannot predict one reroll session and do not include a market value for Flame items. Incomplete raw stats cannot be evaluated in damage mode, and legacy score summaries cannot be reversed into the original roll. The ranking compares independent next upgrades rather than a complete account-wide spending sequence. Use the full Flame calculator when you need the probability of a specific score, a detailed current-score breakdown, or a standalone armor or weapon target.