Last time, we talked about the upgrading of adventurers' weapons and equipment. In the World of Azeroth, this was no small matter—it had already become an enormous chain of profit and industry. At the same time, it meshed perfectly with the Azerite Ore market; the two businesses complemented each other completely.
Hunter and ranger adventurers were intensely covetous of Suramar's latest legendary enchanted energy rifles and submachine guns. These firearms also possessed Azerite traits, allowing them to comprehensively enhance their overall strength or improve specific skills and talents. Thus, these hunters and ranger adventurers erupted with a thousand percent enthusiasm, desperately searching throughout the Night Empire for any bounty mission that could earn them contribution points.
Mages, priests, and warlocks were equally enthusiastic. Although caster equipment had not changed much and still consisted of robes, staffs, and the like, the latest Suramar gear came fitted with countless cutting-edge technological products. Azerite traits were naturally standard equipment as well.
For example, Arcane floating cannons hovering beside the shoulders, miniature Crystal Shield engines embedded within robes, various built-in emergency healing and mana injectors, and mental amplification devices mounted onto staffs.
As a result, after some time, caster adventurers had all undergone drastic transformations, their overall style becoming extraordinarily bizarre compared to before.
They carried two small floating cannons on their shoulders, wore energy-crystal-powered goggles over their eyes for target acquisition and data storage, hung a whole bundle of energy crystals and external injectors from their belts, and carried a small-caliber pistol. It was excellent for emergency attacks when mana ran low—or for sudden ambushes.
On some extremely expensive high-end shoulder armor, the gears would suddenly spread outward from time to time, with heaps of components floating around both shoulders to reveal the Azerite core within before reassembling into another form. It looked