McRae pushed aside the miscellaneous items and found an exquisite necklace that shimmered with blue light.
He was delighted. This was it!
This necklace was different from the Black Iron bracer from before. The entire necklace shimmered with a faint blue glow, making it look somewhat mysterious.
He had obtained the Deceiver's Chain!
Deceiver's Chain
Type: Necklace
Rank: Level 0
Quality: Bronze
Properties: Physical Resistance +7, Magic Resistance +7, Intelligence +8
It could change the appearance of the carrier, and change it into that of any player or NPC that it had come into contact with within three days. It lasted for five minutes, and during the disguise period, it couldn't be detected.
Restriction: Unique Equipment
Looking at the necklace in his hand, a series of plans formed in his mind.
"The first step of the plan is a success."
McRae directly equipped the Deceiver's Chain and his attributes increased slightly.
Player: McRae
Occupation: All-Class Expert
Constitution: 10
Strength: 10
Intelligence: 19
Dexterity: 10
Spirit: 10
Physical Resistance: 17
Magic Resistance: 17
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In the divine domain, Strength determined one's attack value.
Constitution determined health, the weight you could carry, etc.
Dexterity determined a player's movement speed, character movement, or the cooldown of a skill, as well as evasion.
Intelligence determined the damage of spells and the recovery speed of healing skills, meditation speed, casting speed, and so on.
Spirit determines a player's resistance to certain buffs.
Physical and Magic Resistance determined the degree to which players could reduce physical and magical damage they received.
Different classes had different initial stats.
Typically, it was between 5 to 10. For example, an ordinary Knight's initial Constitution was 7, and their Dexterity was 5.
The highest initial value for each attribute of an ordinary class was 7. Only some hidden classes would have an initial value above 7.
The characteristic of McRae's All-Profession Mastery allowed him to have the highest initial value of 10 for all classes!
In Divine Domain, when players leveled up, their stats wouldn't increase.
The player's level only allowed the player to learn more advanced skills, wear more advanced equipment, receive more difficult missions, and develop many interesting gameplay strategies.
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Just as McRae was organizing the rewards for clearing the level, the system issued another global announcement.
Congratulations to players: Bill, , Simon, Ursor, and Meng Qi have completed the First Clear of the adventure-level Forest of Eternity dungeon.
Blood Ruby 2, Fine Silk 10, Dark Meteorite Metal 10, Gold Coin 5
System: Player McRae has obtained the first kill in the Adventurer's Forest of Eternity dungeon. His performance is excellent and he has obtained the best first kill. He has obtained an additional reward:
Blue-White Crystal (Unique) *1 Explosive Flame Stone *10 Meteorite Mineral *10 Diamond *10 Obsidian *10 Gold
Lubbock Sword (Silver)*1
In low-difficulty dungeons like the Forest of Eternity, the equipment that dropped would quickly become outdated and worthless.
Apart from the unique Chain of the Deceiver, the system had rewarded him with limited materials that could only be obtained from the first clear of the dungeon. This was also one of the reasons why McRae was willing to grind this dungeon.
These limited-edition materials would never be out of date. The players still didn't understand the rarity of limited-edition materials. In a few days, the value of the rare materials would increase countless times. The various guilds would also struggle to obtain the first kill record of a dungeon.
Of course, none of this had happened just yet.
At this moment, the world channel and relevant forums in Divine Domain were in an uproar.
"The First Clear of a dungeon actually has such a generous reward?"
"Although I don't understand what these materials are for, this Silver-grade longsword is genuine!"
"It's actually a Silver-grade! I've never even seen a Black-Iron-grade before!"
"Black-Steel? Silver-grade? Sorry, I don't even have any equipment!"
"I heard that there are already people on the trading platform who want to buy this Silver-grade sword!! They're offering 100,000! It's real money!"
"100,000! Holy sh*t! That's ridiculous!?"
"Bro, it's not exaggerated at all. This is the first Silver-grade weapon in the entire server!"
"It's so infuriating! F*ck."
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At the same time, in a boar forest outside a novice village, a middle-aged man with a slightly weathered face looked at the global notice from the system. After some thought, he quickly gave orders to his subordinates.
"Immediately think of a way to contact this player named McRae and tell him that I've reserved the Lubbock Sword in his hand."
"Also, form a few dungeon teams to snatch the first kill!"
The man wasn't the only one who had such thoughts. All the powerful powers around the world who wanted to showcase their abilities in the divine domain began taking action. They only had one goal—McRae's Lubbock Sword!
In the early stages of the game, a Silver-grade weapon had a huge increase in character attributes.
If they had this Lubbock Sword,
They could quickly kill some monsters.
They could even kill monsters above his level!
The speed at which they accumulated resources and increased their strength would far exceed the other guilds, allowing them to win at the starting line.
Furthermore, having the first Silver-grade equipment in the entire server would greatly enhance the guild's reputation.
For various reasons,
It made these bosses determined to obtain the Lubbock Sword in McRae's hands!