In the Divine Realm, there were plenty of items that Dawn Treasure Chests could yield, but the chances of pulling good equipment were minuscule.
As for equipment sets — don't even think about it.
Yet the armor before him, flickering with an alternating black-and-white halo, called the Light-Dark Walker, was unmistakably a set.
Shi Feng could hardly believe his own eyes.
If it had been any other set, he would have simply been surprised at his luck. But the Light-Dark Walker was different — it fell under the category of special sets, just like the War Flames set, which was also a special set.
But which of the two was better? There was no contest — it was the Light-Dark Walker set sitting right in front of him.
Although the War Flames set could be upgraded to a maximum of Gold-grade, the Light-Dark Walker was a First-Order set.
A First-Order set was an exclusive equipment set for First-Order classes. It had no grade, yet the combat power it granted to a First-Order player surpassed even Dark Gold-grade sets. The restrictions were severe, though — only a designated First-Order class could equip it, and it became bound upon wearing: it could not drop, could not be traded, but could be destroyed. The repair costs were on par with those of Epic-grade weapons and equipment.
Despite all these limitations, top players coveted them endlessly.
But obtaining a First-Order set was anything but easy. Only Grand Lord-level monsters above level 20 had a chance to drop the pieces — the drop rate was the same whether from a Grand Lord in the open world or inside a dungeon. It was widely regarded as the best set available to First-Order classes short of an Epic-grade set, a true First-Order set in every sense.
The minimum equipment level was 20, and the stats scaled with the player's level, all the way up to level 50 — the point at which a First-Order class would advance to Second-Order. If you could don a First-Order set while tackling the Second-Order advancement quest, the difficulty would undoubtedly drop by a significant margin.
Shi Feng then appraised the Light-Dark Walker chest piece.
Light-Dark Walker Set. Equipment level 20–50. Class requirement: First-Order Guardian Knight. Bound on equip. Composed of five pieces: head, chest, hands, legs, and feet.
Set Bonuses.
Two-piece bonus: Defense level increased by 3, armor increased by 10%, damage taken reduced by 15%, healing received increased by 15%.
Four-piece bonus: Stamina increased by 15%, Strength increased by 10%. Grants the skill Light-Dark Shield, which conjures a magical shield on the user, reducing all magic damage by 60% and granting immunity to all control effects. Duration: 15 seconds. Cooldown: 2 minutes.
Five-piece bonus: Each time damage is taken, one stack of Light-Dark Power is gained. Upon reaching 30 stacks, the skill Power of Light and Dark can be activated: threat increased by 100%, all attacks converted to Sacred damage, all Guardian Knight skill effects boosted by 50%, all attributes increased by 15%. Duration: 24 seconds. Cooldown: 5 minutes.
"If I could assemble a full set right now and put it on a First-Order Guardian Knight, running large team dungeons to tank bosses wouldn't be a problem at all." Shi Feng stared at the Light-Dark Walker set's attributes, silently lamenting the situation.
Pulling a single piece from a Dawn Treasure Chest was already hard enough. Assembling a complete set would be infinitely harder.
"Well, 25 points of Luck really does the trick." Shi Feng was quite satisfied with that, at least. He then glanced at the large pile of Dawn Treasure Chests in his inventory and chuckled softly. "I've got so many Dawn Treasure Chests — there's no way Divine Blessing won't pull other good items from them."
Shi Feng had already mapped out his plan. The moment Divine Blessing's cooldown reset, he would open chests. With over 700 Dawn Treasure Chests on hand, even if the returns were modest, he certainly wouldn't end up at a loss.