When completing a Charm (5/5) or Relic (3/3), the game assigns a random bonus from a set pool. However, each component also has a hidden default bonus that always applies if it is completed while attached to an item. This allows you to bypass RNG and guarantee a specific bonus—this process is known as forcing the completion bonus.

• Do NOT complete a component in your inventory unless you want a random bonus.
  
• Attach an unfinished component to an item (e.g., a 1/4 or 4/5 Boar’s Hide).
  
• When the component is completed while on the item, it will always grant its default bonus (e.g., Bleeding Resistance for Boar’s Hide).

By using this method, you can eliminate randomness to get a preferred outcome.




For advanced strategies and optimization tips, check the bottom of the guide.

Yes, but you’ll need a partial piece of the same relic/charm.

Example:

• You have a 3/3 Valor of Achilles with +11 Dexterity but want the default bonus.
  
• Attach a 1/3 Valor of Achilles to an item first, then apply the 3/3 version.
  
• This swaps the random bonus with the default one while refunding your partial piece.

💡Pro Tip:
You can use this method to "fish" for better bonuses. Complete a relic/charm randomly—if the outcome is worse than the default, use forced completion to revert it.

For example, say Golden Scarab only has 3 bonuses you're interested in:

• -15% Recharge
  
• +15% Total Speed
  
• +1 to All Skills (Default)

In case you get something undesirable like +15% Increased Experience, you can force it back to +1 to All Skills while still attempting another roll, without needing to farm a whole new component.

⚠️ For relics, this is less effective unless you have duplicates, as they drop randomly, unlike charms.

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If you’re holding onto incomplete components for later forced completion but don’t want to equip them yet, use trash items to force complete them.

1. Attach them to common, low-level gear (e.g., magical rings with weak prefixes).
   
2. Disenchant the item at an Enchanter—this lets you keep the completed relic while sacrificing the item.
   
3. Avoid costly disenchanting—high-quality gear with multiple, and rarer affixes costs more gold to dismantle.

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This is a bug where a component gets stuck in a partial completion state.

✅ Legitimate fix:

• Disenchant the item to recover the bugged relic/charm (this will destroy your gear).
  
• Manually complete it in your inventory (randomly).
  
• Do NOT attach it to another item before completing it—it will remain bugged.

❌ Alternative fix (not in-game method):

• Use TQVault (a third-party tool) to remove the relic/charm without destroying the item.
  
• Complete it manually, then use the swap method to force the desired bonus.

For more details on swapping bonuses, see the first FAQ.