[KookminTree] 'Sol: Enchant' offers a labyrinth of growth paths. While many players find themselves lured by the shiny promise of rare skills or high-tier gear upgrades, I’d suggest you keep your wallet in your pocket for a moment. It’s far wiser to invest your Diamonds and Nine into completing cheaper collection sets first. So, which sets are actually worth your time? We’ve crunched the data here at KookminTree.

Q. What should I prioritize for my collection?
A. Focus on completing sets that require affordable materials and offer genuinely useful stats.

The collection system is essentially an album where you register gear or materials to snag permanent stat boosts. You’ll be logging everything from common and high-grade gear to various raw materials. The best part? These stats are shared across all characters in your account, making it an absolute godsend for levelling up your squad.

So, what’s the secret sauce? It comes down to two things: the cost in Diamonds and Nine, and the quality of the stats you're chasing. If you take a cheeky look at the marketplace, you’ll find plenty of gear for roughly 10 Diamonds—snap those up. As for your enhancement scrolls, spend your Nine. You can grab unlimited enhancement scrolls at the Nine shop for 19,000 Nine each. A total bargain.

The 'best' stats depend entirely on your class, obviously. Look for core stats like STR, DEX, INT, HP, and CON or WIS for MP. If you're looking to pack a punch, aim for Accuracy, Damage, Weapon Damage, Critical Hit, or Damage Increase. For defense, prioritize Defense, Damage Reduction, Damage Mitigation, and HP/MP recovery.

Don't forget to use the filters to sift through the noise. Start with gear you can find on the market for 10 Diamonds or less, specifically items that don’t require more than +4 enhancement. Seriously, don't be tempted to blow your hard-earned Nine and Diamonds on rare gear or skills before finishing these cheap collections. It’s a rookie mistake. Here’s what you should be looking at right now.

Q. Am I restricted to using only 'Imprinted' gear for these collections?
A. No, you can substitute them with non-imprinted gear.

Every now and then, a collection will explicitly ask for imprinted gear, but you can usually bypass this with non-imprinted versions. For example, the Melee Accuracy I collection (+1 Melee Accuracy) asks for imprinted Goblin gear, but you can just grab the non-imprinted versions from the market for 10 Diamonds each and get the same result. The same goes for the Max MP VII collection—just hunt for the non-imprinted Forest Fairy Robe on the market. Happy hunting, mate.