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Agents are the method of applying different boosts to weapons and armor. Different types of Agents will apply different boosts, such as increased damage, durability, and enchantability for weapons and protection, durability, and enchantability for armor. They are not required, and you can add up to three Agents on any weapon or armor piece when crafting them in a Surgery Table, but only one of each agent type. When crafting Flesh and Plated armor into the Living set, if one of the items has any Agent buffs, they will carry over. If both of the items have Agent buffs, it will find the average of each of the buffs and apply that to the new item. Agent buffs will carry over when crafting the Living MK2 set as well.
Each agent type has a chance to increase a Mutation chance in the weapon or armor crafted. The more Agents you add, the higher the chance of a Mutation becomes.
Hardening Agent
Usage: Improves durability for weapons and armor up to 60% and toughness for armor up to 3.
Obtaining: Crafted with four Bones, four Armor Fragments, and one Glass Bottle.
Chance of mutation: 20%
Stack Size: 8
ID: spore:hardening_agent
Integrating Agent
Usage: Improves enchantability for armor and weapons up to 6 and makes spore armor and weapons crafted with it not have any lost durability. Integrated Agents are required to create Living Helmets, Living Chestplates, Living Leggings, and Living Boots.
Obtaining: Crafted with four Sugar, four Nerves, and one Glass Bottle.
Chance of mutation: 25%
Stack Size: 8
ID: spore:integrating_agent
Refining Agent
Usage: Improves damage for weapons up to 40% and protection to armor up to 30%.
Obtaining: Crafted with four Iron Nuggets, four Claw Fragments, and one Glass Bottle.
Chance of mutation: 30%
Stack Size: 8
ID: spore:sharpening_agent
Trivia
The texture file of the Integrating Agent is 'connective_agent.png'.
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