Perhaps I have repeated it many times, but some facts have repeatedly reminded us that no matter which world it is, there has never been so-called true fairness. It is rare to be close to opportunity fairness. Substantially complete fairness can only appear in theory. above.
In the world of Ashe, everyone is used to the law of the jungle that the strong are respected. Races without peak powers can only become vassals and slaves. The most obvious example is probably the upper elves of the silver race surrendering to the golden race. Gold elves, while wild elves and lower elves with bronze blood are the vassals of upper elves.
Are humans the exception? There is no history book as a textbook, but in the memory of the ancients, humans were once vassals of giants, trolls, and elves, but they learned magic and martial arts from these races. In this cruel world, the real Before the rise of independence, that weak race had never been a grandson.
The inherent disadvantage of bloodlines always exists, just like humans can never wrestle with giants, some things cannot be changed no matter what.
But people can use tools. I don't know that the founder came up with it first, but the emergence of "epic and legendary weapons" that integrates their own path has indeed given the pinnacles the possibility of surpassing the powerhouses of other races.
Choose your own fighting style in a targeted manner, and the most obvious creation that differentiates the division of labor is the "combat occupation".
In the era of prehistoric mythology, there was no division of labor between warriors and mages. Those powerful ancient creatures either used their physical bodies to randomly fight, or attacked with their instincts to control the elements. This is probably in another sense. "There is no way in this world. The more people there are, the better the way.”
The top of a professional is to condense their own path and past into a "tool" that only they can use.
Yes, human skin can't have the defensive power of dragon scales, but we can hunt powerful epic beasts and use their thick skins to create armor and wall shields that surpass the defensive power of city walls.
Yes, human's magical perception and element affinity can't be compared with elves, but I can use special artifacts as part of the body, integrate into the core of a certain elemental creature or magical creature, gain a certain aspect of elemental affinity, or A specific bonus to a spell to make up for the lack of innate spellcasting ability.
Yes, humans can't match the strength of giants, but I can make an ogre glove and make me stronger...
Yes, humans can't fly and their physical strength is limited, but I can make light magic boots...
Yes, humans cannot travel through time, so we integrated the concept of time and made the sand of time...
Don't look too mysterious on epic weapons, it's just an extension and sublimation of human's instinct to use tools, but the "tools" of peak powerhouses are recognized by the whole world, and such a targeted path has obvious advantages and disadvantages. .
Tools have features, they are made to make up for their inherent deficiencies, but the other side of the obvious feature is the lack of generality.
You can make a giant dragon-scale shield, but the place without the shield is fragile, and the heavy armor is never part of the body. The extra weight and discomfort, as well as the covered skin, will definitely affect you. of agility and perception.
If you gain something, you will lose something. When you decide to use foreign objects to increase the defects of the "flesh body", it also means that the "flesh body" has no growth potential, and the shortcomings in other places will be more obvious.
When deciding to use the "tool", the purpose of the "tool" has also been determined, and the "use" represents the gain, but in other aspects, there is still no obvious change.
But sometimes the battle is not a simple bucket effect. Strengthening advantages as advantages and avoiding hidden weaknesses is the conventional way to win.
"You don't need to be better than your opponent in every way. The only way to win is to have a clear advantage and choose how to fight."
Of course, the easiest way to solve the problem is to get a few more tools if one "tool" is not enough, but considering the difficulty of entering the transcendence and the hardships of building an epic weapon, the most important thing is that the bloodline itself cannot bear it at all. Plural epic weapons, it seems that ordinary powerhouses don't need to think about them.
For humans with congenital deficiencies, advanced transcendence is not the sooner the better. For most strong people, choosing their own "tools" is a willful opportunity to go back and forth. It is an obvious one-shot deal, and once Making a wrong choice means actively limiting your own growth limit... To put it bluntly, this game character has been practiced, so please reincarnate and start over again.
Often the formation of an epic weapon is the cohesion of a lifetime of hard work and the past. Sometimes, if you are not fully prepared, you will be forced to advance, or you will advance at will without anyone's instructions. The final product can't be picked at all, beyond There are also a lot of ridiculous existences.
For example, there is a strong man who is good at controlling the element of water. His epic weapon is to condense his understanding of the water cycle in nature. It is an umbrella that will bring heavy rain as long as he opens it, and he is also called respectfully. As the "Rain God", it is welcomed by many drought-stricken areas.
But... A water mage of this level could have summoned a torrential rain with just a few tricks. It would have no gain in combat ability at all. On the contrary, due to the wide range of influence, a huge amount of magic power would be consumed each time it was used. It is still a lot weaker at the Epic Rank.
The one who became weaker after advancing, although it was ridiculous, was definitely not the only one.
It's not just wrong choices and stupidity. Sometimes, when disasters fall from the sky, there's really no way.
There is an archmage who is born weak and coughs up blood when casting spells. He is talented and intelligent. He advanced to gold at the age of twelve. He has reached the peak of research in the field of time, and epic weapons are even stronger on each side. Miracle creation.
But miracles have to pay a price. This thing has to pay for life force every time it is used. No one knows how much it needs to pay, because the archmage died after only one use.
Too strong will and belief can also lead to wrong results.
There is a paladin commander who transcends. He longs for the warm holy light of the sun to accompany him forever. As a result, he does it, and the end is dehydration and death... This guy is too hostile to the darkness, and his obsession with "forever" is too deep. The result of not wanting the sun to go down is a long-term barbecue. It is said that this guy is worthy of his firm belief. He insisted on it for three months, and finally turned into jerky.
An excessively strong belief will affect the subconscious choice of the transcendence, but the Paladins who are not firm in their beliefs will not go far. There are many clerics and Paladins who go wrong, although not many have roasted themselves to death. 24-hour light bulbs were common, until the Church of the Holy Church finally codified these unsmiling jokes into the canon, so that younger generations could learn from them.
On the contrary, it is probably the undead emperors. Most of them were born in ancient times. They have been stuck under the transcender for a long time, but the accumulation will not be in vain. The future will be smooth.
Ahem, it's too far. In these aspects, due to the experience of entering the transcendence once before, my advantages are obvious. I not only have the accumulation of knowledge to create multiple weapons, but also the body and soul that can carry multiple epic weapons. Ordinary transcendence can be described as luxury.
But no matter how extravagant it is, it can’t be wasted. The biggest difference from other transcenders is that they try to sum up what they have learned all their lives, and when they strengthen their advantages through an epic weapon, I can think from the function of an epic weapon and use the plural Epic weapons to make up for deficiencies and flaws.
Holy Sword Dawn, his characteristic is the light of redemption, and my combat positioning is Chaos Killer and Holy Light Redeemer. He has two forms, which can not only weaken the demons and undead on the Chaos side in a large range, but also focus on Holy Light kills powerful enemies, and will be my most reliable helper in the protracted battle against the abyss.
The original sin of the Demon Sword, or the Seven Evil Swords of Creation, originated from my strongest research on necromancy and soul. Although the design drawings and theories were the first to appear, because the materials are too difficult to obtain, it requires a large amount of soul, Necronomicon, the molding time is unpredictable.
But once it comes out, in terms of design theory, it will be a super-killer for all existences with souls, and it will be my strongest magic sword, but considering the materials... it will probably be the most powerful. Late-forming epic weapon.
I haven't finished the idea of an epic weapon in the law, but considering the special effects of the power of the law, and considering that once the original sin of the magic sword is formed, I really don't need more melee weapons, most likely will Craft it into a restraining, defensive weapon.
As for the ice, my research in this area is probably the worst, but when the other three epic weapons have set the characteristics of attack, defense, weakening, buff, restraint, etc., at least in terms of function, I have been for the ice. The magic sword of the department found its position.
"The self-disciplined, or semi-automatic, magic sword can also surprise my opponent. If you are lucky, the upper limit of combat power is also very high."
"... Many epic weapons with self-discipline are attacked by both the enemy and the enemy at the same time, such as the holy light sun that roasted him, and other things that make people laugh and cry. If you are unlucky, it is to give the opponent's buffs to block yourself, and play it. The upper limit is high, and the lower limit is endless, are you sure?"
Heloise's persuasion did not shake my resolve. Since many self-disciplined weapons cause disasters to both the enemy and myself, they may be suitable for me, who is used to bad luck.
"It's decided, Calamity Sword... Cold Sword North! Even if it will only bring bad luck and natural disasters, when it comes to avoiding the endless ice and snow disasters in the North, I think I can at least live longer than my opponent!"