Click Effect
An activated item ability. Its tooltip can specify equip requirements, charges, cast time, cooldown, required level, target, and effect spell. The item must be activated by the player or a macro.
Click & Worn Effects
Click Effects are activated item abilities; Worn Effects are passive while equipped. This page separates their activation rules, Exaltation thresholds, compatibility constraints, and comparison criteria.
Click vs. Worn Effects
Worn Effect
A passive property supplied while the item is equipped. Current categories include haste, vision, breathing, regeneration, and Bard instrument modifiers.
These are distinct Exaltation families: Click unlocks at +2 and Worn unlocks at +3. T2
Click Effects
Read the complete item tooltip before treating a clicky as generally usable. Two items casting the same spell can still differ in activation restrictions, charges, casting time, cooldown, or required level.
| Tooltip field | Technical meaning |
|---|---|
| Must Equip | The item must occupy its equipment slot before activation. |
| Any Slot / Can Equip | The item can be activated from inventory when the character is eligible to equip it; exact wording is item-data dependent. |
| Charges | Finite-use items consume a charge per successful activation; verify whether the item can be recharged. |
| Cast Time | Activation may be instant or use an item-cast interval that can expose the user to interruption or movement constraints. |
| Cooldown | Time before the item—or a shared recast group—can be activated again. |
| Required Level | Some click effects do not activate until the character reaches the effect's required level. |
The July 7 official patch corrected intermittent target-selection failures for item click effects and rituals. T1
Worn Effects
Attack Speed
Haste effects modify melee attack timing subject to the applicable haste rules and caps.
Vision & Environment
Ultravision, enduring breath, and similar effects provide passive exploration or environmental capability.
Regeneration
Passive HP, Mana, or Endurance regeneration can alter sustain without consuming an active spell slot.
Instruments & Special Modifiers
Bard instruments and effect-specific worn properties can modify a narrow ability family rather than a general statistic.
Stacking warning: worn effects can use category-specific caps or best-value rules. The item tooltip identifies the effect, but the exact stacking rule belongs to the underlying mechanic—such as haste—not to the word “Worn.”
Click & Worn Exaltation Workflow
Reach the required rank
Raise the source and destination item to +2 for Click or +3 for Worn.
Remove the effect
Extract the Click or Worn Exaltation from the source item. The source no longer supplies that effect while it is removed.
Match slot and class
The destination must share the source slot and at least one eligible class with the Exaltation.
Review final restrictions
The item's usable classes become the intersection allowed by the destination and inserted Exaltation; source-slot restrictions also carry forward.
Exaltations can be moved back; the decision is not a permanent destruction of the effect. T2
Representative Items
| Item | Slot | Effect | Type / activation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boots of the Long Road | Feet | Spirit of the Traveler | Click; Must Equip; instant; 10-second cooldown. T2 |
| Mempo of Likato | Face | Ultravision | Worn; Monk-only source item. T2 |
| Shield of Prexus | Secondary | Enduring Breath | Worn; multi-class source item. T2 |
| Belt of the Pine | Waist | 16% Haste | Worn; Ranger source item. T2 |
Examples illustrate tooltip structure and effect categories; they are not a best-in-slot ranking.
Current Lookup & Comparison
EQ Legends Tools Clickies supports class, effect, item, and slot-oriented comparison. The companion Worn Effects search uses class, special-effect, slot, and item filters and includes Bard instruments. Item data is actively curated but can lag live changes; verify final values in game. T2
Clicky comparison
Compare effect spell, activation requirement, cast time, charges, cooldown, slot, and classes.
Worn comparison
Compare the passive mechanic, its cap or stacking family, source slot, classes, and the base statistics sacrificed by the destination choice.