The Blood of Dawnwalker can be a veritable loot-fest at times, presenting the average gamer with scores of weapons, armor, and other assorted items to fill up their inventory. Now and then, you’ll find something you’re desperate to hang onto, but what happens when you level up beyond that item you’ve found and fallen in love with?
Well, you can upgrade things in The Blood of Dawnwalker, ensuring you can keep them as fresh as possible. But how do you do it, and where do you need to go to upgrade your equipment?
Level Up Equipment in The Blood of Dawnwalker
It’s a relatively simple thing, at the end of the day.
If you want to level up your weapons, armor, and other items, such as rings or amulets, you need to find the appropriate vendor and part ways with some cash. It’s a pretty diverse spectrum, but it ultimately comes down to common sense.
If you go to a blacksmith or an armourer, you can pay some Dinarius and upgrade your equipment. Of course, the higher the tier of your item and the higher your level, the more expensive it’ll be to upgrade it.
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For instance, I found a legendary sword very early in my journey and used nothing else during the entire game, and in the latter hours of my playthrough, keeping it upgraded was costing me thousands of Dinarius.
Here’s the first place I found to upgrade my stuff, but strangely, it didn’t involve using anyone who would typically work with metal:

This spot, relatively close to where you start playing the game, houses Vera, a witchcraft vendor in Maragir Wealds. I found that she could keep my stuff upgraded quite early on, but eventually, I just found myself using whatever metalwork vendor was available wherever I was.
Most of the time, you’ll frequent the vendors in Svartrau, but there are plenty of folks out there in Vale Sangora who will help you out – provided you have the coin, of course.
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