Summoning the Holy Sword

Rod's hesitation was not without reason. Because from the beginning, he didn't intend to put the helllord talent into his plan. Because compared with the summoning master and the soul messenger, the **** lord is a fairly general talent. It emphasizes self-sufficiency and comprehensive development, but as the saying goes, no one in this world is perfect. The consequence of the full development of the helllord is that it is not as good as the soul messenger and auxiliary as the summoning master. It is very mediocre. Someone once experimented with summoning swordsmen who were full of points in each of the three series. The data finally showed that the soul messenger was greater than the summoning master than the **** lord. And whether it is in team battles, replica battles or pk, the performance of the **** lord is not very useful, the only advantage is that the excellent endurance of the **** lord can give them a certain degree of advantage when the task is solo. But this is also the only advantage of the Hell Lord.

Frankly, this advantage is not valuable in Rhodes' eyes, and it is the same in the eyes of most players. Only some lone rangers will choose this talent. Because they are used to playing games by one person, regardless of whether they are stand-alone or online games, they like to explore the game world, but they do n’t want to worry about other people in order to allocate loot or something, so **** lord is still very cost-effective for these people of. Because they mostly like to fight alone, they lack support in many ways, and the talent of the **** lord can bring them the core of the soul with a certain chance, which also prevents them from spending money to buy at the auction house, which saves a lot money.

However, the defects of the **** lord are also obvious. Although the **** lord has the most talents in terms of the number of summoned spirits, because it has a talent "Undead Scourge" that can turn all corpses into a holder's summon Elves fight, and the soul power consumed is very low. In many cases, having such a skill on the battlefield is enough to defeat defeat.

But the so-called **** lord and the **** lord are defeated. The biggest flaw of the talent of **** lord is that it has a single surname. All the elves summoned by this talent are undead surnames, then this also means that the local **** lord The talented Summoner encounters professions such as Fire Elemental Mage, Holy Knight, and Spirit Master, and he only has to go on his knees ... Hanging on a crooked neck tree is certainly not Rhode's style, So he didn't plan to go to Hell Lord from the beginning.

Now, Rhodes must consider-the only advantage of Hell Lord is battery life, and now what he needs most is battery life?

But is it worthwhile to waste valuable skills on this talent just for the sake of battery life? Rhodes wasn't sure. To say that the spaceflight continuation is not without the summoning master and the soul messenger, the soul messenger has a talent skill that is matched with [Legion Horn] [Soul of the Legion] After activating this talent, Rhodes can meet certain conditions. Use the Legion Horn once without consuming power. The Summoner also has a talent [Enhanced Meditation], which can speed up the recovery of the soul power of the Summoner in battle.

But the problem is that these two talents are in the lower level of the talent tree. Even if Rhodes can get two skill points in one upgrade now, if he wants to open these talents, he must get at least 40 or 50. But Hell Lord's talent is on the first floor, and Rhodes can directly fill the [Soul Realm] full.

It's easy to say, but it's actually not so easy to do, because Rhodes had already made plans for how to open the two talent trees long ago. He doesn't know if the world has been washed up. Therefore, it is very prudent to add points to the talent tree. After all, a powerful summoning swordsman must be intertwined, actively motivating passive, passively affecting active, increasing probability, damage, and how to use it by himself. More handy. This is all about paying attention, not to say which one is good to see which one is good. The entire talent tree is like a pile of wood. If you adjust three bricks from below, then the whole talent may collapse.

If Rhode wants to move three talent points to Hell Lord, it means that he must give up the planned part of other talent trees. For Rhodes, it is a question of whether it is worth it-does he need to make such a significant change for an additional space mission.

Right now, Rhodes has only two choices. Either he revises the next talent selection and adds three talents to the **** lord, or he endures one more endurance and focuses on one of the talent trees. Get to the talent position you want.

But in the end, Rhodes also made a decision.

Along with his level improvement, Rhodes has become more and more difficult to upgrade, and the required experience is increasing. The experience gained from killing vultures and necromancers this time is only enough for him to advance two levels. Even if the next two five-star mercenary missions are settled, can the experience gained by Rhodes make him successful? Ascending to the forty level and turning three masters is still a problem, but for Rod now, battery life is the most important thing he needs to solve, and in the next five-star mission, Rod also needs to maintain his soul power. , The priority of things, thinking of this, Rhode's decision is self-evident.

"Talent is on."

With Rhodes's words, soon, in front of Rhodes, the talent tree system emerged. The soul messenger and summoning master presented to Rhodes' eyes were very distinctive, but the talent of the helllord was bleak. But for this scene, Rhodes had no idea, he just reached out and stroked the talent tree in front of him.

Soon, a system prompt appeared in front of Rhodes.

[Consumption of 3 skill points, designated talent-unlocked by the **** lord]

[Unleashed Level 1 Talent in Helllord: Soul Realm, Bone Beacons, Words of Death]

[Obtain Aura Skill: Soul Realm lv3 (holder can absorb 30% of the soul power of all creatures killed by the holder within the aura range. The amount can be superimposed)]

[Halo Awakening]

Seeing this line of tips, Rhodes was relieved, he waved his hand, and stored the last skill point. Now the only thing he needs is the realm of soul. The other two skills are not very attractive for Rhodes. I was going to do something on it-but soon, with Rhodes' movement, a system prompt popped out of his eyes.

[The talent tree is fully open and the fusion instruction is executed]

"Ok?"

Seeing this system prompt, Rhodes frowned slightly and couldn't help screaming. He had never heard of a talent tree that was fully opened and merged with instructions? What is this mess? However, Rhodes couldn't think about it at this moment, because when he was puzzled, he saw that the dim and inferior Hell Lord talent tree suddenly showed a golden light, and it was dazzling that it was hard to see directly. And along with its shine, the other two talent trees suddenly began to show their brilliance. This dazzling light even forced Rhode to close his eyes involuntarily. It was not until a moment after the light had dissipated that Rhode re-emerged. open one's eyes.

But just as he opened his eyes and looked back at the talent tree system in front of him, Rhodes stared blankly, narrowing his eyes.

Because at this moment Rhode's talent tree system is completely different from what he saw before.

Previously, Rhode's talent tree system was completely separate and there was no intersection. But now, their performance is more like the root of a tree. The three talent lines are as densely intertwined as the roots of the tree. Although the general level has not changed, many of them are It has been mixed up. Some of the talent skills of the summoner have run into the name of the soul messenger, but the name of the **** lord has a few more skills of the soul messenger ......... Which one is this?

I have to say that when he saw this scene, Rod's first reaction was a blank brain, and then he immediately realized that all his previous judgments were likely to be overturned. But compared to these, Rhodes couldn't understand life and death. Why does his talent tree system have such changes?

He flipped through a page of system prompts and saw the sentence again: "The talent tree is fully open, execute the fusion instruction."

Is this a native feature of the talent tree?

Rhodes is baffled. In the game, the talent tree does not have this function. It used to be three people who did not have nothing to do, but there has not been any talent tree fully opened and then merged, but How did this happen to me?

If you can't figure it out, you don't think about Rhodes's advantage anymore, so he simply throws this question behind his head, and then starts to carefully observe the talent tree in front of him. Fortunately, up to now, Rhodes's talents are all in the upper three layers. At this stage, the differences between talents are still obvious, so there is no big deal with the talents that Rhodes has already identified. Changes. But the further down, many talents become more tangled, and even some talents and Rhodes know nothing at all, but through the talent tree fusion evolution and change into a completely different breed. This caused Rhodes a bit of a headache, because he was helpless to find that the talent tree plan he had drawn up before could be really upset.

But in addition, Rhodes also found an unexpected situation.

Originally in these three talent trees, the lowest talent must be the name it represents. That is to say, among the three talents of summoning swordsmen, the lowest end must be [Summon Master] [Soul Messenger] and [Hell Lord], and now their status has not changed after the talent tree is merged. Still at the bottom of the talent tree-but Rhode noticed that just below these three top talents, the lines they stretched out were entangled and continued down.

And there, it was a blank talent box with no name and no hint, and Rhode clicked to see it, and nothing happened, as if it was a bug with the wrong mapping.

What is this?

(To be continued)