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-Line quality refers to the potential maximum amount of additional stats any one line can roll. When it comes to determining line quality, you can look at the color of the orb next to the line in question. From lowest roll to highest roll, the colors go from lowest roll to highest roll:
+Line quality refers to the potential maximum amount of additional stats any one line can roll. When it comes to determining line quality, you can look at the color of the orb next to the line in question.
+The colors go, from lowest roll to highest roll:
 <span style= "font-size: 1.5em">Gray</span style> → <span style= "font-size: 1.5em">Green</span style> → <span style= "font-size: 1.5em">Blue</span style> → <span style= "font-size: 1.5em">Gold</span style> → <span style= "font-size: 1.5em">Ruby (Red)</span style>
-If the line is Gray, then that means the amount of additional stats you're getting from it is a lot lower than it could be. If the line is Ruby (Red), then that means you rolled near to, if not literally, the maximum possible of additional stats for that line!
+If the line is Gray, then that means the amount of additional stats you're getting from it is a lot lower than it could be.
+If the line is Ruby (Red), then that means you rolled near to, if not literally, the maximum possible of additional stats for that line!
 But what about when you roll a line that you just don't care about, regardless of its quality? What if you find a nice item, but it doesn't have as many echo lines as you'd like?