In the beginning, the whole team was wiped out a few times. This made Lu Li, who was focused on making progress, almost give up on this Boss.
Fortunately, the more they fought, the smoother it became. Finally, they defeated the Boss on the fourth try. This was a thrilling battle. In the end, only three of the fifteen people survived, and all three of them had low HP.
Actually, Trestan Evil Hoof wasn't a particularly difficult Boss. They just needed some time to grasp the rhythm.
The Skill Point was obtained by Weilan Haifeng, but he wasn't very happy. The reason was that even a troublemaker like Lu Li could obtain it. What was there for him to show off? Hence, Lu Li was hurt once again.
"Stop joking around and quickly loot the equipment," Lu Li snorted. "Some people really need a beating."
Wanderer's Belt, Dark Gold equipment, given to Sakura Memories.
Healer's Spirit Ring, Dark Gold equipment, Healing Ring, given to Sanyue Yu.
Capacitor!
Legendary equipment, a magic accessory. Its famous special effect was the ability to intercept a portion of critical damage and store it in the form of electric charges. After accumulating three layers, it would be released.
This equipment was actually quite good. It was just that the special effect was a little monotonous. Legendary equipment only had one special effect, so it was embarrassing to take it out.
Most players needed its crowd control effect.
Electric charges were released, covering an area of more than ten yards. Those who were electrocuted would be stunned for 0.5 seconds. They couldn't do anything for 0.5 seconds, but it could interrupt skills that were already in the middle of channeling, or electrocuted Thieves who were in Stealth within the area.
Fortunately, there was only one special effect, and the attributes weren't too powerful. Otherwise, the magic classes would have gone crazy.
Satyr's Amulet!
The last item was a pet item that Canmeng looted.
After using it, it would summon a little ghost.
This item was eventually given to Canmeng. This kind of little pet that could play with her without eating was now very popular with Canmeng.
Based on the order, the next Boss should be the Netherdragon. As long as the curator was killed, this Boss would appear. They could also choose to skip it. However, Lu Li didn't immediately start attacking this Boss, nor did he skip it.
Instead, he went to solve chess.
Chess was very simple. If someone defeated the curator and Shadow of Aran and came over, it was very likely that they would snatch the First Kill of this Boss.
Shameless Lu would never allow such a thing to happen.
When they arrived at the chess room, they found that the entire room was a chessboard. On the left side were the Horde pieces and on the right side were the Alliance pieces.
The skills of the chess pieces in the same position were the same regardless of faction. The only difference was their appearance and name. If you were in the Alliance, you would have to control the Alliance. Similarly, if you were in the Horde, you would have to control the Horde.
Lu Li and the others were dogs of the Alliance, so they naturally stood on the king's side.
Once the battle started, the king would be controlled first. The king was the core of the battle. Defeating the enemy's chieftain would mean victory. Otherwise, it would mean defeat. Even if the chess pieces were not controlled, they would automatically fight back when they encountered the enemy.
Lu Li chose a few people to control the characters, while the others went to the side and did nothing.
According to the rules of chess, there should be quite a few people here who were better than Lu Li. However, that was not the case. Medivh was cheating when the players were playing. The first was that he would create flames under the chess pieces, which required him to leave quickly. That was why he had to move the pawn in front of the king.
The second time he cheats will increase the attack power of his chess pieces. Pay attention to running and evading.
The second piece on the left and right of the King, the Orc Prophet or the Human Priest can heal the King, and can be controlled to heal the King when the King is attacked.
As long as they avoided cheating and used the Demon Guards or Water Elementals to attack, this battle would be very simple.
In Lu Li's previous life, he and a friend had solved this chess game in Karazhan. Now, the first round was to investigate the mechanism, the second round was to design the coordination, and the third round was to pass the final stage.
The chief fell to the ground and the chess game ended. Everyone went to the box in the corner to get their spoils.
Hero's Mithril Necklace, Dark Gold.
Royal headdress, dark gold.
King's Protector, Legendary.
None of the three pieces of equipment were too bad. Lu Li distributed them according to the principle of giving priority to the professional players.
The points were distributed like this for the time being. After it was distributed, it did not mean that the ownership was fixed. Even if the professional players did not get it, they could borrow it during the competition. As such, the professional players did not feel that they would definitely get the equipment, so the points that should be deducted still had to be deducted.
After the chess game was over, it was time for the Netherdragon.
Unlike most of the Bosses in Karazhan, the Netherdragon had a very low tolerance for mistakes.
They needed to make a plan before the battle and require every member to strictly follow it. In this battle, it was important to make every member understand what they were supposed to do and the meaning of what they were doing. If everyone grasped the rhythm, then the battle would be very easy. But before that, as long as there were still people in the team who did not understand, a team wipe was inevitable.
The first few times, they used the team wipe to buy EXP.
There was no need to waste potions. All they had to pay was the cost of time and equipment repair.
After the new level 70 patch, the officials increased the cost of equipment repair. It was said that there were already some small guilds that cancelled most of their guild activities because they could not afford to repair their equipment. There were also some that had already cancelled the repair at public expense.
If a guild was not even willing to bear the repair costs for group activities, then it was only a matter of time before they disbanded.
Ruling Sword was not only a group activity, but also other non-group activities that caused equipment wear and tear. The guild would also pay to repair it, but there was a daily limit. If it exceeded that amount, then there was no way to repair the equipment at public expense.
Only Lu Li, who had experienced the lowest level of life in the game, knew that this little repair cost was actually very important to the lowest level players.
This kind of welfare expenditure further increased the financial pressure on Ruling Sword. If it wasn't for Lu Li's repeated insistence, Genhao San would have looked to the other clubs a long time ago. Ruling Sword and Judgement Spear had more than 100,000 fighting members, so the repair cost every day was an astronomical figure.
As for the other clubs, they basically only used public expense to repair during group activities.
Even if there were those who were rich and imposing, only elite groups and above could repair their equipment as they pleased.
However, you had to pay to reap the rewards. Lu Li's idiotic behavior made the grassroots of the two guilds extremely cohesive. Those who entered these two clubs basically wouldn't easily leave, even if they slowly grew and became experts later on.
After experiencing more than 10 team wipes and repairing equipment twice, they finally understood most of the skills of the Netherdragon.
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