How +Values Sets Work

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+Value Sets are an extra bonus on existing Graces or Sets. +Value sets start to drop on Dream of the Nioh. In order to obtain the +Value extra bonus you must acquire a full +Value set. You cannot mix and match a regular set with a +Value set. You can however soul match a regular set piece into a +Value set piece. Below the +Value extra bonus is in red text.

Descriptions

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• Blood of the Yokai: Grants you the Blood of the Yokai status enhancement each time you hit an enemy with a Yokai Ability. This effect can stack up to 5 times. The higher this number gets, the faster you earn Anima (+10% per stack). Spending Anima will give you Amrita in proportion to the amount of Anima spent.

• Cleansing Prayer: Grants you the Blessing of the Trinity status enhancement each time you perform a purification. This effect can stack up to 3 times. At 1 stack you will automatically regenerate health. At 2 stacks, your Ki recovery speed will also increase (30%). At 3 stacks, you will also deal increased melee damage (30%).

• Darting Blade: Using Flash Attack when you have two different weapon types equipped increases the damage dealt by Flash Attack and grants you the Darting Blade status enhancement. This status reduces your Ki consumption (20%) when performing melee attacks and speeds up your Ki recovery (15%). This special effect is not triggered if you are already under the effects of Darting Blade.

• Death Dancer: Grants you the Death Dancer status enhancement when you perform a melee attack if you have not taken damage for a certain amount of time. Fulfilling the effect's requirments again increases its stack by 1 (up to a max of 9). The higher this number gets, the higher your melee attack power will be (+70% at max stacks). Being hit by an enemy will cause you to lose 2 stacks, but if you block the attack the stack will only be reduced by 1.

• Elemental Transmission: When switching from a weapon imbued with an element to another, the weapon you are switching to will inherit the element of your previous weapon. This also extends the duration of your weapon's elemental imbuement.

• Finishing Flair: Increases damage dealt in proportion to the scale of your Ki damage when performing a melee attack against a Winded Enemy, Grapple, or Final Blow.

• Living Dead: Receiving fatal damage will leave you with one health point and briefly grant you a period invincibility. You will also be afflicted with the Call of the Dead status ailment, which cannot be removed. While this ailment is active, you can heal yourself by dealing melee damage to enemies, but this is your only allowed source of healing. The Call of the Dead will disappear if you fully heal yourself or defeat your enemies. Failing to remove this ailment will result in death. This effect can only be activated once, but can be activated again after praying at a Shrine.

• Mystic Dyad: Allows you to have two Mystic Arts active for the specified weapon. This has no effect if you do not have any Mystic Arts activated.

• Rock Solid: Grants you the Rock Solid status enhancement when you perform a melee attack within a certain time frame after guarding. Fulfilling the effect's requirments again increases its stack by 1 (up to a max of 9). As this number goes up, your melee attack power will increase (+55% at max stacks) while your Ki consumption and elemental damage received while guarding decreases, Being hit by an enemy without guarding will cause you to lose 1 stack.

• Singular Mastery: Increases damage dealt with a specific Active Skill in a specific stance when it is the only Active Skill set to that stance.

• True Dragon Sword: Speeds up Ki recovery (25%), and increases your Attack (25%) when you are using the Dragon Sword or Falcon Claws.

• Versatility: Grants you the Versatility status enhancement when you hit an enemy with an Active Skill. The stack will increase by 1 every time you land a strike, up to a max of 9. The higher this number gets, the higher your melee attack power will be (+60% at max stacks). Each Active Skill must be unique to count towards this effect. An advanced version of a skill (denoted by "II", etc.) is considered the same as its base version for this purpose.