Vampir Mythic Gear Affix Priority and Rerolling Guide

To maximize your character's Combat Power (CP) in Vampir, prioritize percentage-based stat affixes on Mythic Bloodline gear rather than flat bonus stats. Because percentage bonuses scale off your character's total base attributes, their value increases automatically as your overall stats grow. Flat numerical bonuses remain static, causing them to fall behind in endgame PvE boss fights and competitive cross-server encounters.

Mythic Stat Priority Breakdown

When evaluating Mythic gear drops or preparing to reroll existing gear affixes, focus on offensive percentage stats that match your role.

Affix Type	Stat Focus	Primary Use Case	Performance Trait
Attack %	Overall Damage	All Game Modes	Scales base damage consistently across all skill types.
Critical Damage %	Burst Damage	High Crit Rate Builds	Delivers top DPS output once critical rate thresholds are met.
Damage vs. Bosses	Encounter Damage	Raids and World Bosses	Target-specific modifier for high-HP boss content.
Flat Stat Bonuses	Fixed Stat Additions	Low-Tier Gear	Static values that offer limited scaling in high-level content.

Prioritize Attack % and Critical Damage % to ensure your output outpaces high enemy defense values. Defensive affixes should generally be avoided on offensive builds unless you are fulfilling a dedicated tank role, as removing combat threats quickly provides greater overall utility than minor survivability increases.

Rerolling Rules and Material Efficiency

Rerolling gear affixes is material-intensive. To avoid depleting your resources without securing meaningful upgrades, follow these procedural steps:

Filter Gear Before Rerolling: Reserve high-value reroll items for Mythic gear that already possesses strong inherent primary stats. If an item drops with mediocre base stats, salvage it or use it as upgrade fodder instead of spending materials to fix its affixes.
Execute Batch Rerolls: Save enough currency to perform multiple rerolls in a single session. Rolling in batches makes it easier to compare stat pools and prevents you from settling on low-tier flat stats due to a lack of immediate materials.
Set Practical Stopping Points: Stop rerolling once a piece of gear hits a high-tier percentage stat, even if it falls short of a maximum possible roll. Distributing solid percentage affixes across every equipment slot creates a more stable CP baseline than exhausting your reserve trying to perfect a single piece.