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# Awake Fenster

Um einen Gegenstand zu erwecken, können Spieler einfach **/awake** in den Chat eingeben, woraufhin das entsprechende Fenster erscheint. Ein Versuch kostet Penya, wobei der Preis für Spieler mit einem aktiven Premium-Status leicht reduziert ist. Außerdem können die Spieler die Lines ihrer Awakes zur besseren Sichtbarkeit in verschiedenen Farben markieren.

Für diejenigen, die an der Fusion von Gegenständen interessiert sind, bieten wir den Befehl **/fusionawake** an, der es den Spielern ermöglicht, die Awake ihrer Fusion zu ändern.

Die meisten Spieler tendieren dazu, die maximale Anzahl von zwei Awakes für einen Gegenstand zu erreichen, bevor sie die **Scroll of Awakening-Augmentations** benutzen, um die verbleibenden Linien auf neue, zufällige Linien umzuwandeln.

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