Congratulations, player, you have drawn a 19th Tier reward—Talent Modification XII.
You may modify any God-Bestowed Talent Skill no higher than SS-rank, altering, adding, or removing 1 to 5 characters. If you wish to change a number, you may roll the dice first before deciding which number to change.
A total of four Talent Modification XII rewards and three 18th Tier Talent Modification XI rewards had been drawn.
The difference between the latter and the former was that the latter used six-sided dice, whose numbers were relatively small, ranging from -3 to +3.
Talent Modification XII, however, used twelve-sided dice, with the highest number reaching +6.
Yu Xunge swept her gaze over all the God-Bestowed Talent Skills she currently possessed.
Midnight Exile, One-Man Party, Food God, Immortal, Divine Archer.
As well as several standalone God-Bestowed Talent Skills.
Behind the Scenes obtained from Song Gui, and Summer Snowman, Wrong Season, and Thanks for Nature's Gift brought out of the "Card Swap" game.
All seven Talent Modification rewards transformed into dice and were rolled.
"+3," "+6," "+2," "+1," "-4," "-3," "-6."
"+6" and "+3" were used on the stacking limit of Midnight Exile's critical-hit effect.
"+2" and "+1" were used on the critical damage multiplier.
Midnight Exile (Passive): After you kill a target, your next attack is guaranteed to trigger a threefold critical hit; if one attack fails to instantly kill a target, your next attack will trigger critical damage eight times greater than the previous attack; this critical-hit effect can stack up to 12 times.
"-4," "-3," and "-6" were all slammed onto Bedtime Fairy Tale.
Skill 3: Bedtime Fairy Tale (Passive): You can never be instantly killed! Whenever any attack skill hits you, each hit can take away at most 17% of your HP. This is the most wonderful bedtime