This was an extremely rare Fantasy Rank necklace without any special effects. The reason was that it added five points of Defense, making it almost comparable to his ancient breastplate, Ronia's Rift.
Brando had chosen this necklace from Everwinter Port's list to replace the one destroyed in his battle with White. Although it provided no Elemental Affinity, it suited his Templar Knight class perfectly.
He had never given up on his dream of becoming a human tank.
Of course, this was not the best item on Everwinter Port's list. But he glanced at his Elemental Pool—three Light Elements, two Water Elementals, nine Wealth, and seven Reputation remained. The Horn of Commendation alone had cost four Light Elements, three Water Elementals, and one Wealth, while Raiyek's Fury had cost four Wealth. The Heart of the Surging Waves was the cheapest, costing only two Water Elementals.
There were plenty of good things, but his wallet was limited after all.
Of course, his remaining resources could not exactly be called scarce—at least by the standards of Mythical and Fantasy equipment. But not every piece of Mythical equipment was practical, and Brando was no inexperienced bumpkin.
There were no impractical divine or demigod artifacts in The Amber Sword, but unfortunately, their prices were beyond what he could afford.
He cast a covetous glance at the Treasure of Anduvalanot on the list. This ring was the highest-grade demigod artifact in The Amber Sword. It could guide its wearer to find every treasure hidden in the world, but it also carried an unlucky curse.
He really wanted this item, because he knew that the World Tree Root could cancel out the curse. It seemed that even the learned Fae Lady did not know this secret, which was why these Tirmosians had sealed the ring away and