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· You have a total of 3 chances to inherit Unique grade items to Hero grade in Aion 2.
· Let's find out which parts are most efficient to inherit onto to make the most of these precious opportunities.
· While it can vary depending on your character's situation, we'll provide some examples and useful tips.

· To get straight to the point, we do not recommend inheriting onto weapons, guards, or bracelets.
· The reason for this is the 'tuning difficulty'.
· For weapons and guards, the probability of options other than 'Amplified Damage' is high, and for bracelets, the number of possible options is small, making tuning relatively easy. Therefore, inheriting onto these parts is considered inefficient.

· I strongly recommend inheriting onto armor.
· You can obtain armor pieces definitively through the Armor Selection Box in Sanctuary 2, or acquire at least one piece through Expedition content.
· Notably, armor has gained highly efficient options like 'Bulletproof' or 'Percentage Increase in Attack Power' in its unique engraving options.
· However, the appearance rate for these key options is very low at 1.2%, meaning it takes a lot of time and cost to roll these options yourself. Therefore, inheriting onto a Unique armor piece that already has good options is much more efficient.

· Even if you've already finished enhancing your Unique weapon to +5, don't think inheriting onto armor is a waste.
· To roll your desired options directly onto Hero armor, you'll need a lot of Hero Tuning Stones. Since Hero Tuning Stones cannot be farmed infinitely and their acquisition rate is low, it's said that an average of 83.3 tuning stones are needed to target a specific 1.2% option.
· Converting this to cost, each Hero Tuning Stone requires 12 fragments and 100,000 Kinah. To make 83, it costs approximately 8.3 million Kinah and 996 fragments.
· Furthermore, the process of converting Unique Tuning Stone fragments into Unique Tuning Stones, and then into Hero Tuning Stones, is even more expensive. Using the 33% probability blueprint costs 240,000 Kinah per item, and the 100% probability blueprint costs 700,000 Kinah per item.
· If you're unlucky, tuning can cost more Kinah than enhancement. Unlike enhancement, tuning doesn't increase the probability upon failure, often leading to a dead end.

· Therefore, we recommend inheriting onto armor, and among those, it's best to prioritize helmets, cloaks, and leg armor.
· Helmets and cloaks get options like 'Attack Power Increase' and 'Smite', respectively, while leg armor gets the 'Attack Power Increase' option.
· If you pre-roll these key options on your Unique armor before inheriting, you can save a significant amount of Hero Tuning Stones.
· These saved tuning stones can then be used for tuning weapons, guards, bracelets, or other armor pieces.

· If you're a player whose armor set is already perfectly complete, you might consider inheriting onto weapons or guards.
· Additionally, for any remaining inheritance chances, we recommend investing in rings with the future in mind. This is because rolling the 6 skill options on rings is also very difficult.
· For top-tier players who have already completed both weapon and armor sets, you can even consider rings and necklaces.

· Lastly, here's one more useful tip.
· Items obtained from Unique dungeons have only 4 lines of unique engraving options.
· After tuning these 4 lines to your desired options, you can inherit them onto crafted armor to create a piece with 5 lines of options.
· This way, you can skip the tuning for the added 5th line and directly inherit to a Hero item, making it efficient.

· In conclusion, we recommend prioritizing the 3 Hero inheritances in Aion 2 for armor.
· If your armor setup is already complete, you can consider rings or necklaces.
· It's also good to remember the tip about utilizing Unique dungeon items by tuning 4 lines and then inheriting to crafted gear.
· Remember to prioritize armor for your 3 Hero inheritance chances in Aion 2.