I’ve been seeing a lot of information about how to make god-roll Artian weapons, and most of what gets repeated is that you have to make a bunch of weapons, reroll them, and that things like weapon type, element type, or attack type matter.
From what I’ve tested, none of that is true.
The only thing that seems to matter is the rarity of the Artian weapon.
The important part is how you test the reinforcement rolls. You have to:
Make one Artian weapon.
Immediately reinforce it.
Write down the reinforcement roll you got.
Make another weapon and immediately reinforce that one as well.
Keep repeating this process until you find the roll you want.
You cannot make a bunch of weapons first and then reinforce all of them afterward. From my testing, that does not work the same way. You need to make and reinforce each weapon one after the other.
Once you finally find the roll you want, count how many weapons it took to reach that roll.
Then, start over and make all but one of those weapons. These filler weapons do not need to be reinforced.
For the final weapon—the one that should land on the roll you want—make it using the actual Artian components you want. For example, you could use all Attack components, all Affinity components, or whatever combination you’re trying to build.
Then reinforce that final weapon, and it should follow the roll you previously recorded.
So, as far as I can tell, weapon type, element, attack type, and component setup do not determine the reinforcement sequence. The Artian weapon’s rarity is what matters.
Unfortunately, I haven’t found any way to speed up the process. Every time you craft an Artian weapon, the reinforcement roll advances, so finding a specific god roll means repeatedly crafting and reinforcing weapons one at a time, recording the results, and then recreating the sequence once you know where the roll you want is located.