After level 70, there were many new skills, but the drop rate was not high.
So many Bosses in KLZ had not dropped any new Thief skills. He did not expect King Maulgar to drop this one.
Backstab, Garrotte, and Ambush were all skills that Lu Li used the most. It was completely worth investing five skill points into this support skill, so Lu Li did not hesitate to max out this skill. The few skill points that he had saved up previously were all used up.
Next was the equipment. King Maulgar was a Boss that dropped T4 equipment. In the future, many players would go crazy over it.
Moreover, because this Instance Dungeon was relatively small, it was favored by many gold groups. When the bosses entered the Instance Dungeon, not only did they have a certain chance to obtain skill points, they could also auction equipment and give reputation.
A T4 equipment cost at least 1,400 gold.
Was 1,400 expensive? Since they wanted a set, 1,400 gold was definitely not an issue. It was definitely not an issue. It was definitely not expensive.
However, in front of people like Lu Li who had the ability to clear Instance Dungeons, 30,000 gold for a set equipment was just a waste of money.
Divine Inspiration Belt, Dark Gold. The attributes were not bad, but it was not exquisite. It was only used for temporary use. The Mages kept quiet and it was finally auctioned off at the base price.
Hammer of Naaru, although it was also Dark Gold, the attributes were very strong. It had the same high damage as King Maulgar and had a Rage effect.
Unfortunately, there were not many people who used two-handed hammers. Mu Qiu took the hammer at the base price.
His Greatsword of the Brotherhood was now just a decoration. A level 70 player with level 60 equipment had a very low chance of instantly killing him. It would not happen even if he killed a few hundred players.
Maulgar's Helm, Legendary Chain Mail Helmet, was given to Canmeng.
After all, Canmeng was a small contributor to everyone's success in defeating the Boss. No one would say anything if he took a piece of equipment.
Next up was a T4 component.
Shoulder Guards of Fallen Heroes. It was a Hunter's item. There were many Mages and Warlocks in the party, so they fought over it.
After distributing the equipment, everyone turned their attention to the four boss minions. They rushed up and attacked them fiercely. Even though these minions were very strong, without a backer, they were like dishes on a platter. Everyone easily took them down.
Those who needed to pack up packed up, and those who had quest requirements picked up their quest items and started moving forward.
"We won't let the other teams try Gruul's Instance Dungeon first. The Hunter's Mislead skill needs to be kept a secret," Lu Li said seriously. Because it was ridiculous to mislead the Boss and make it abandon its minions, most teams would mislead the minions once. When the minions didn't obediently come out, they would subconsciously think that mislead was useless. They wouldn't try it one by one like Lu Li. If it wasn't because he knew about this bug in his rebirth, Lu Li probably wouldn't try it from the beginning to the end.
After going through a few waves of monsters, they finally stood in the depths of Gruul's lair.
This was a huge underground space, and Gruul was squatting in the middle.
Gigantic, one-eyed, fearful. Words could no longer describe how the Gorons, the Ogre Overlord, who lived in the Outland, felt.
Some people said that the Gorons gave birth to the Ogres. Even if this rumor was true, the Gorons had no love for their children. They ruled the Ogre tribes with a ruthless and barbaric iron fist. No matter what the truth was, one thing was certain: the Gorons had unparalleled strength.
The ancestors of the Gorons were rock guardian giants created by the Titans on the planet Draenor. They had huge bodies made of granite, as majestic as mountains, endless power, and the ability to change the earth.
They followed the mission given by the Titans, shaped the earth and sea of the world of Draenor, and fought an eternal war with the enemies of the Titans — the primitive plant behemoths native to Draenor.
After the Titans left Draenor, most of the guardian giants were affected by the curse of flesh and blood and degenerated into half-rock, half-organic cyclops. Their descendants were the Gorons.
Although not as powerful as the rock guardian giants, the Gorons still inherited some of the power of their ancestors and had a close connection with the earth element of Draenor. Therefore, the most powerful Gorons had the power to change the landscape. The broken world of Draenor was later called Blade's Edge. The rock spikes all over the place were created by the father of the Gorons, the Dragon Slayer Gruul, when he was fighting the Black Dragon Legion.
There were also some scholars in the game who believed that the earliest Ogres were actually the product of further degeneration after some of the Gorons were deeply affected by the curse of flesh and blood.
In fact, they regarded the Orcs as another branch of the Gorons who were affected by the curse of flesh and blood.
The origin of the creation came from the Cyclops of Sicily in ancient Greek mythology.
In addition to the big Gruul, there were some small monsters wandering in this huge basement.
The players called these small monsters 110.
The monsters were divided into two types according to the rules of movement. One was the stationary monsters, and the other was the monsters that constantly moved according to a certain route or would pause for a short period of time in the middle. These monsters were called patrol monsters.
When players usually killed monsters in dungeons or in the wild, they usually killed the monsters that were stationed. However, when there were patrol monsters, it would be beyond the ability of an individual or the entire team to deal with it, leading to the occurrence of a team wipe. Therefore, it was necessary to always pay attention to the movements of the patrol monsters to avoid unmanageable situations.
"Kill the small monsters first. The Hunter will use Mislead to kill slowly. Don't rush. If the Boss is attracted, the whole team will probably be wiped out," Lu Li said.
"Can't you use Mislead? Let's just pull the Boss out." Fei Houzi looked at the groups of small monsters and felt annoyed.
"Are you addicted to eating floating food? It's not that easy. If the Boss was designed like this, then anyone could be a designer." Lu Li was completely speechless. He was even more stupid than Weilan Haifeng.
"Hey, I studied game design. I almost became a designer," Fei Houzi grinned.
"Did you graduate?" Lu Li asked.
"I graduated," Fei Houzi said without hesitation.
"You copied your graduation thesis, right?" Lu Li didn't believe it at all. In his opinion, people who could successfully graduate in university had to be intelligent.
"Hehe," Fei Houzi felt insulted. He finally suppressed his respect for Lu Li and said, "It's still better than being illiterate. If an illiterate person can be a boss, why can't I graduate?"
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