Enchanting and Experiments

Proficiency +4

Proficiency +12

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Proficiency +43

Proficiency +1

Low-quality cards did not provide proficiency. Materials capable of providing proficiency had to be at least Gold Quality.

Several days later, Chen Yi had imprinted all the materials in his hands into cards.

More than half of the Copper Coins he had just earned from the Pokémon settlement had been spent, basically all on card imprinting. He had 50.12 million left.

Sub-profession—Card Master LV7 (230,000/1,000,000)

Thanks to his improved luck, Chen Yi's card-making success rate had also increased. He now had nearly a 40% success rate for cards below Legendary Quality.

The probability of producing shiny cards had increased as well.

For Legendary Quality, however, it remained around 30%.

Chen Yi left an exquisite flame mark on every shiny card.

As for the one in his hand, Chen Yi did not intend to sell it.

Dragon's Stance

Quality: Legendary

Enchant onto armor to increase armor by 40 points and damage reduction by 3%.

Level: 50

Evaluation: You can't hurt me!

Afterward, Chen Yi took Fire Dragon to the Pokemon Shop. To improve the purchasing experience for high-level players, Nurse Joy had directly hired an enchanter at a high salary.

Enchanter was also a sub-profession. Its ability was to consume certain special materials and convert Enchantment Cards into Enchantment Orbs.

It could be considered secondary processing for Enchantment Cards.

Naturally, creating Enchantment Orbs required Copper Coins.

During the process of creating an Enchantment Orb, there was a certain chance of enhancing the enchantment effect, roughly between 5% and 15%.

Enchantment Orbs could be used directly on equipment, no longer requiring enchantment through the official stores established by Game World.

For low-level Enchantment Cards, no player would choose an enchanter. Those few points of attributes were not