Enhancement
Enhancement is an effect granted by using utility consumables and are often used in tandem with Nourishments obtained from 
food consumables. While food consumables include nearly every food-like consumable in the game, utility consumables include all other sources.
You can have a single enhancement active, unless noted in their description. The effect is replaced if you consume another item providing an enhancement, even if it is the same enhancement effect. Enhancement effects and nourishment effects are separate and can always stack with each other.
For example, you can stack the attribute boosts from an Artisan Maintenance Oil (a utility) and an Omnomberry Pie (a food), but eating another Artisan Maintenance Oil will reapply the effect and restart the time instead adding time to its duration, and using an Artisan Tuning Crystal (another utility) after the oil will result in the crystal's boost replacing the oil's.
When an Enhancement effect expires, the character will gain the 
Diminished effect for 5 minutes. The only purpose of the Diminished effect is to act as a reminder that an Enhancement has ended and has no other effects on the character.
Acquisition[edit]
- Primary article: Utility item
- Primary article: Slayer Potion
- Sharpening stones are crafted by the crafting discipline
Weaponsmith. - Maintenance oils are crafted by the crafting discipline
Huntsman. - Tuning crystals are crafted by the crafting discipline
Artificer. - Slayer potions are crafted by the crafting discipline Artificer, dropped by enemies or sold from vendors.
- Writs and Theses are crafted by the guild crafting discipline
Scribe.
Notes[edit]
- Like booster effects, enhancement buffs last until they expire or are replaced — they persist through defeat and zoning.
- The duration of Enhancements counts down only while the character is logged on. If you switch characters, the timer stops.
- The duration of Enhancements can be extended with
Utility Primer or 
Flask of Utility Primer.
Trivia[edit]
- Originally, utility buffs ended after zoning, defeat, or logout. They were changed in an update to behave more like food.
- Originally, Enhancements were also called Nourishments, but they were renamed to make it more clear they are different effects.
