[Ding —]
[Large Plot Mission "War of Faith" completed.]
[All players who participated in the war will receive 30,000 experience points, 5,000 contribution points, 30 revival coins, 1 lucky draw ticket, and the exclusive rare blue title "Guardian of Faith."]
When the sun rose again, all the players who participated in this unprecedented Plot War received a new system prompt.
The mission … was over.
Looking at the system prompt in front of them and the large reward in their accounts, all the players were excited.
Many of them could not wait to equip the new title, and then a line of blue text appeared under the ID above their heads —
"Guardian of Faith!"
Needless to say, it was different with a title. It was much more pleasing to the eye.
The war came suddenly, but it ended quickly as well.
The 30,000 troops, the most elite troops of the Half-Orc Palace, were almost all lost in the Black Dragon Castle and the Gloom Mountain Range in less than two days.
After that, the fleeing Half-Orc troops experienced a day and night of pursuit by the players. In the end, only a few lucky ones hid in the depths of the Gloom Mountain Range and escaped with the limited range of the players' activities.
However, only a few lucky ones were able to do so.
Most of the Half-Orcs turned into experience points for the players.
From the Black Dragon Castle to the south, there were equipment left behind by the Half-Orcs everywhere along the way, as well as players who buried their heads to pick up the equipment.
The players picked up the equipment until their hands went soft and were already numb to it.
At the end of the pursuit, they wanted the heads of the Half-Orcs more than the equipment of the Half-Orcs.
Because … … they had killed too many Beastmen this time, and the equipment of the Beastmen had become cheap cabbage. They had long become worthless.
On the contrary, the high experience points and the lucky draw tickets in the game store were more attractive to them.
Especially after the prize pool was opened, there was more than one lucky person who had drawn Golden Legendary equipment, which made a lot of unlucky players envious.
Of course, the poor quality of the equipment of the Half-Orcs was one of the reasons why the players were not interested.
If the equipment of that quality was not melted down and remade, only low-level players would make do with it.
Perhaps when the server had just opened, everyone treated it as a treasure, but now that they could exchange for better equipment in the game store, these trashy equipment were not worth their attention.
Of course, it was also a good idea to sacrifice these trashy items to the Goddess. At the very least, he could exchange some contribution points from the generous Goddess …
After the war, many players gathered in an inconspicuous corner near the Black Dragon's castle.
They avoided the vision of Alice and the other NPCs and happily carved the sacrificial magic circle. They sacrificed the half-orc equipment that they couldn't use and the damaged equipment to the goddess through the loophole in the game system, secretly earning some contribution points.
Many a little makes a mickle, and it was wonderful.
After the war ended, Eve quickly discovered that a large pile of scrap metal had suddenly appeared in her divine kingdom.
Eve didn't refuse either.
He used his divine power to fix it, change the appearance, and add some special effects. Then, he marked the equipment with a touching price tag and put them all on the System Store.
However, it was not absolute to say that the equipment obtained by the players were all trash.
Among the items dropped by the Half-Orcs, there were indeed some rare and good things.
Among them, the most famous were the priest's robe dropped by the Half-Orc Chief High Priest and the Lionheart Sword of the Lionheart King Imosh.
These two pieces of equipment were both upper silver equipment after being appraised by the system!
That's right, silver equipment.
Although the two orcs were gold-ranked professions, their equipment was still silver-ranked.
After all, the Half-Orcs were notoriously short of resources.
However, these two items were also very good among the silver equipment. They were much better than the white robe of the Half-Orc Chief High Priest that Li Mu got.
Not to mention other things, the priest's robe of the Half-Orc Chief High Priest had the two effects of [Accelerated Meditation] and [Enhanced Perception].
Even according to the system's evaluation, it was a proper purple epic equipment.
And the system description of the Lionheart Sword was — Artifact!
This was an artifact passed down from the Half-Orcs. It symbolized the King's Sword of the Half-Orc King — the Lionheart Sword.
Although it was only silver level, it did contain a few points of Oulleur's divine power. It had three effects: [Sharpness], [Deterrence], and [Freezing].
Three effects!
It was enough to see the quality of a piece of equipment and how many special effects it had.
If there were no special effects, it was white normal. If there was one special effect, it was blue rare. If there were two special effects, it was purple epic. If there were three special effects, it was gold legendary. As for more, the players had not seen it before, so they naturally thought that three special effects was the limit.
Well, all the interpretation rights of the equipment evaluation were owned by the game officials.
In short, this was a gold legendary equipment of upper silver level!
Although the appearance of the Lionheart Sword was not as good as the gold legendary equipment in the Exchange Store, it was indeed a gold legendary equipment.
And … it was silver level!
It could be said that this was the most awesome equipment that had appeared in the game so far.
However, because this equipment was obtained by hundreds of players together, it was not easy to divide it.
In the end, after a discussion, everyone could only divide the contribution points through an auction.
Of course, considering that this was an Upper Silver-level equipment, it was almost unprecedented. It was far beyond the exchange limit of the Exchange Shop, and it was the most limited edition of the limited edition … no one could tell how much it was worth.
So … in the end, after a discussion, the players decided to simply find a time to auction it off in the whole server. The highest bidder would get it.
After Eve found out about this, she didn't interfere either.
It was only a silver level equipment. Although it was powerful, it was only one piece. It could not affect the balance of the game.
Moreover, high level equipment could only be used by high level players.
When the players held this longsword, it was already good enough that they could use 10% of its power.
In addition, it was only a piece of equipment. It was not a full set of gold equipment.
Although the attack power would be increased, if one was careless, they could still fail.
However, the appearance of the Lionheart Sword gave Eve a new idea.
"As the players grow, they will encounter more and more of these rare items. Perhaps … I should also prepare a binding function for them? Or … an owner recognition function? "
In the world of Segers, the only weapons that could recognize an owner were divine weapons.
And it had to be a divine weapon that was demi-divine or above.
Although a demi-divine weapon like the Lionheart Sword was also a divine weapon, it did not have the ability to recognize an owner.
And such divine weapons were the most common.
"Hmm … this is a good idea! Let's call it binding! The weapon can be included in the game system and marked as a personal weapon. When the player dies, the weapon can be transferred together with the weapon! "
"In addition, other than the player himself, other players cannot use the binding effect of the weapon, just like the effect of the divine weapon recognizing an owner!"
"But in this way, the cost of maintaining the game system will increase. Although it is not a lot, I can't waste my energy …"
"Hmm … how about this, I can create a maintenance buff for equipment binding. Players can bind their equipment, but they will have to deduct a certain amount of experience points or contribution points for binding maintenance. Hmm … yes, this is the necessary maintenance for binding!"
"However, this can't be done in the open. It has to be done in secret. Why don't we just give the players a hint when they bind their weapons? Binding a weapon will cause a certain burden on their mind, which may cause a slight decrease in the EXP and contribution points gained!"
"I am such a genius!"
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