"Pile them together. Hurry up."
Once the Death Equipment Conversion Tower's first experiment began, Gu Xi stopped paying attention to the battle outside.
He devoted all his energy to modifying death equipment.
During this experiment, Gu Xi tested complete conversions, incomplete conversions, and conversions using small amounts of death energy.
He also determined how long the Death Equipment Conversion Tower took to convert equipment of various grades.
In addition, Gu Xi checked the attributes of every piece of death equipment produced through incomplete conversions and conversions using small amounts of death energy.
At that moment, something suddenly occurred to Gu Xi. He thought he understood how to make these death-infused objects usable by human necromancers, and how to attract human necromancers to them.
What did necromancers care about most?
Undead? Corpses? Levels?
All correct, yet none quite right.
Whenever Gu Xi considered this issue, he had always approached it from a necromancer's perspective.
He had actually forgotten that players were players first, and members of their respective classes second.
No matter how bad their class was, they were still players.
Gu Xi should have considered it from a player's perspective.
If death equipment could boost attributes, plenty of people would want it even if it had a few minor problems.
When death equipment did not undergo a complete conversion, it possessed two rather interesting traits.
Gu Xi felt that ordinary necromancer players, and even ordinary players, would be willing to accept these two traits.
Moreover, both traits were unique to death. Other special equipment simply could not possess them.
This cheered Gu Xi up, because he had discovered that this equipment really could offer players some help.
One of those traits was lifesaving.
Fully converted death equipment could only be used in death's domain. Although its power could increase there,