The "Blessing System," closely related to the Endless Cloister, will see you in early December. It can provide adventurers with richer hero development strategies and more diverse in-game combat fun. Some Heroes may also become great again.

Similar to the Echo and Aura systems, the Blessing System enhances the combat power of heroes by equipping blessings provided by elves, knights, and dwarves.

After awakening, heroes can activate the Blessing feature, which includes 6 blessing slots, with 2 slots for each type of elf, knight, and dwarf blessings.

Blessings have different qualities and ratings. As the value of the blessing increases, the attribute bonus it provides also becomes higher.

Each type of blessing has its own attribute. For example, elves favor support attributes, knights favor offensive attributes, and dwarves focus on defensive attributes. This is where adventurers' strategic planning abilities are put to the test. When you no longer need a certain blessing, you can choose to remove it and activate other blessings in the slot. 

So how can we make battles more interesting? This is where the benefits provided by blessings come into play. Each blessing provides attribute bonuses. Unlike Aura, the attribute bonuses provided by blessings are more diverse. In addition to basic attributes such as HP, attack, and defense, you may also come across blessings that enhance freeze hit rate, HP burning damage, or resist fear or other attributes. 

Adventurers can combine a set of hero lineup with corresponding performance enhancements based on different styles. The strategy thinking during the process and the feedback during battles will make the fights intense, exciting, and full of fun.

Now let's provide an example:

If an adventurer wants to equip blessings for Sigmund, they can choose the elf's blessings that provide shield protection or effect hit, the knight's blessings that enhance Mastery or HP burning damage, and the dwarf's blessing that increases defense or stun RES.

How to acquire blessings? Our Adventurers can get them from Endless Cloister and Trading House. Blessings are only tradable between players, and it is temporarily not available in the shop. You can also craft blessings by consuming lower-quality blessings.