Soulframe Joineries Guide – Weapon Reforging Explained

by JFFK · August 5, 2025

In this guide, we will explain how Soulframe’s weapon Reforge system works, and what the various Joineries (upgrade materials) are used for.

This guide is up-to-date with Soulframe Preludes 10, after the Joineries rework.

What is Reforging in Soulframe

Reforging allows you to upgrade your weapons in Soulframe. This requires an upgrade material, known as a Joinery.

Depending on which Joinery you choose when Reforging your weapon, Reforging can:

Increase the weapon’s damage
Apply other bonuses to the weapon, such as stagger resistance or HP steal
Change the Attuned Virtue of the weapon (Courage, Spirit or Grace)

You will lose all progress of levelling up your weapon when you Reforge it, and will need to start over from level 1.

How to Reforge a Weapon in Soulframe

To Reforge a weapon, you must first recruit Tuvalkane, the blacksmith ancestor. Once this is done, follow these steps to Reforge your weapon:

Obtain the desired Joinery for your weapon upgrade (see the list below)
Visit Tuvalkane in Nightfold
Navigate to the Reforge tab
Choose the weapon you want to Reforge
Verify you have the required materials. This includes a Joinery and the same materials that were initially used to craft the weapon.
Select the desired Joinery
Press the Reforge button.

Reforging is completed instantly, unlike regular crafting, which has a crafting timer.

All Joineries & Effects List

Below you will find a list of all Joineries currently available in Soulframe.

Joinery	Used for	Effect
Verite: Rusted	Melee weapons	+14 Damage
Verite: Tempered	Melee weapons	+19 Damage -15% Parry Stability Cost
Verite: Polished	Melee weapons	+24 Damage -20% Parry Stability Cost +20 Perfect Throw Damage
Verite: Blessed by Mora	Melee weapons	Attune to Courage +29 Damage -20% Parry Stability Cost +30 Perfect Throw Damage
Verite: Blessed by Saphene	Melee weapons	Attune to Grace +29 Damage -20% Parry Stability Cost +30 Perfect Throw Damage
Verite: Blessed by Iridis	Melee weapons	Attune to Spirit +29 Damage -20% Parry Stability Cost +30 Perfect Throw Damage
Quicksilver: Rusted	Ranged weapons	+10 Damage
Quicksilver: Tempered	Ranged weapons	+14 Damage +15% Weapon Charge Rate
Quicksilver: Polished	Ranged weapons	+19 Damage +25% Weapon Charge Rate +20% Headshot Multiplier
Quicksilver: Blessed by Mora	Ranged weapons	Attune to Courage +24 Damage +25% Weapon Charge Rate +25% Headshot Multiplier
Quicksilver: Blessed by Saphene	Ranged weapons	Attune to Grace +24 Damage +25% Weapon Charge Rate +25% Headshot Multiplier
Quicksilver: Blessed by Iridis	Ranged weapons	Attune to Spirit +24 Damage +25% Weapon Charge Rate +25% Headshot Multiplier
Feybalt: Rusted	Magick weapons	+2 Consecutive Attack Damage
Feybalt: Tempered	Magick weapons	+3 Consecutive Attack Damage -10% Parry Stability Cost
Feybalt: Polished	Magick weapons	+4 Consecutive Attack Damage -15% Parry Stability Cost +8 Throw Distance
Feybalt: Blessed by Mora	Magick weapons	Attune to Courage +6 Consecutive Attack Damage -20% Parry Stability Cost +13 Throw Distance
Feybalt: Blessed by Saphene	Magick weapons	Attune to Grace +6 Consecutive Attack Damage -20% Parry Stability Cost +13 Throw Distance
Feybalt: Blessed by Iridis	Magick weapons	Attune to Spirit +6 Consecutive Attack Damage -20% Parry Stability Cost +13 Throw Distance
Gildaur: Rusted	All weapons	+5 Damage
Gildaur: Tempered	All weapons	+10 Damage -20% Parry Stability Cost
Gildaur: Polished	All weapons	+14 Damage -25% Parry Stability Cost +2% Life Steal
Gildaur: Blessed by Mora	All weapons	Attune to Courage +19 Damage -29% Parry Stability Cost +4% Life Steal
Gildaur: Blessed by Saphene	All weapons	Attune to Grace +19 Damage -29% Parry Stability Cost +4% Life Steal
Gildaur: Blessed by Iridis	All weapons	Attune to Spirit +19 Damage -29% Parry Stability Cost +4% Life Steal

Depreciated Joineries

These obsolete Joineries are still in the game, and players who played older versions of Soulframe might still have them in their inventory or applied to their weapons. But they can no longer be obtained and have no effect. They will probably be completely removed at some point: