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# What do I need to combine my CS Set?
It is highly recommended to combine sets first with a Dragon CS or higher to ensure a successful enchantment.
Although combining your CS Set can be a powerful tool for enhancing your character's stats, there is always a risk of failure. In such cases, all of your CS parts can be destroyed, rendering your efforts useless.
To prevent this unfortunate outcome, it is recommended to use a **Scroll of Costume Protect**. This item can be used to safeguard your CS parts from destruction and will return them back to your inventory. You can acquire **Scroll of Costume Protect** from **Laura** in Flaris by using the "exchange" function.
**Attention: We have to use the Scroll of Custume Protect before every attempt. You can find it at the top right of your Power-Up bar.**
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