Weapon refinement materials in Crimson Desert are resources used to upgrade weapons. Players can take them to the Blacksmith to enhance the stats of their gear. Higher-level upgrades require rarer ...

Crimson Desert's refinement tokens are useful items when you're just starting out or get some shiny new gear. But if you weren't paying attention to patch notes, you might have a bunch of them and not ...

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Hernand refinement tokens in Crimson Desert are coupons used to upgrade your equipment. Introduced in version 1.01.01, they are a special quest reward that'll save you a ton of grinding, though it is ...

Read on to learn how to make the most out of these special tokens (Image via Pearl Abyss) Crimson Desert's newest patch added a variety of new features to the game, including the Hernand Refinement ...

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These tokens can be used at the Smithy, Turnali, in Hernand City. When you are refining a weapon or piece of equipment, you could previously use crafting equipment or a duplicate weapon. Now, you will ...

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