Rogue knew very well that there was no point spouting empty platitudes to players. As long as the rewards were generous enough, the players would automatically choose to forget.
So, he first carefully put away the Altar Flameglow the players had brought back.
Then, without another word, he communicated with the Spirit Candle and distributed the prepared quest rewards to the players present.
[You have completed this event, "Flame of Yore." Thank you for your outstanding contribution to Candlewood Island!] [War Contribution +10,000] [Obtained: Wax Oil ×100,000] [Obtained: Spirit Candle's Blessing · III] [Obtained: Saint's Fire Pot (Epic)] [Obtained: Candlefire's Grace] [----]
Rogue gave virtually every player who had participated in this event such an exceptionally generous set of quest rewards. Even those who had spent the whole time traveling received the base reward of ten thousand War Contribution.
Those who had participated in the battle at Eternal Summit received additional rewards on top of that.
The Wax Oil rewards worked the same way.
Furthermore, Spirit Candle's Blessing had been raised to the third tier, allowing them to further expand their Skill Slots.
Of course, by now Rogue had realized that most players no longer needed Spirit Candle's Blessing as badly as they once had.
It was not because Spirit Candle's Blessing had become any weaker. Most players simply had no use for it.
Yes, now that every Prison Player had a Body of Shattered Kindling, their Skill Slots were no longer as desperately limited as before.
And having too many skills often made some players' brains short-circuit in the middle of battle.
As a result, players usually relied on one move to carry them through everything. If the Annihilation Greatsword worked well, then they would