Throughout the entire Southern Continent.
A Platinum Tier Card Maker already commanded considerable respect.
Sometimes, if they sought permission to observe the stone slabs held by the Allied Countries, the holders might even agree unconditionally!
Because this was no longer a test for a student or junior, but a gesture of friendship or investment toward a promising Card Maker.
After all, no one would dislike getting to know a human Card Maker with the potential to create an Orange Epic Card.
"If someone creates an Orange Epic Card in the Registered Card Maker Examination, will they be assigned Platinum Tier?"
Lanchi murmured the question.
At the same time, he began wondering if he could go and mooch off Dean Loren when he returned to school.
Although he was not particularly skilled at creating wind-element Magic Cards.
Visiting the stone slabs would earn him credits and vacation days, after all.
He also wanted to experience observing a stone slab, to prepare himself for appraising the Primordial Slab-Seal in the future.
"Not necessarily. According to the theoretical scoring range, creating an Orange Epic Card doesn't guarantee a Platinum Tier rating. Most likely, they would still be a Gold Tier Card Maker with a surplus of Promotion Points... The reason you were assigned Platinum Tier based on a single Epic Card is that your overall score on that card reached the extreme in artistic quality, allowing you to cross the Platinum Tier advancement threshold directly."
As Lawrence answered Lanchi's question, he drew numbers in the air with his finger, gesturing at Lanchi's approximate scores.
As the chief examiner, he was not allowed to reveal the detailed scores displayed on the backstage terminals, according to regulations.
But giving Lanchi a slight hint was not a major problem.
They were all fellow citizens of the