Reward

The establishment of Contribution Points meant that the vast number of treasures in Spirit Hall's vault would have a chance to see the light of day again.

For the elders, it also meant they no longer had to keep earning merits and waiting for rewards from Her Holiness the Pope.

Besides, the rewards they received might not necessarily be to their liking. Once Contribution Points were used as rewards instead, the elders could freely exchange them for treasures they desired, while also disposing of treasures incompatible with their own attributes.

Once Contribution Points were introduced, the elders would undoubtedly benefit the most. They would surely spare no expense in acquiring large amounts of them.

But if, one day in the future, Contribution Points completely lost their usefulness and caused their assets to depreciate, the elders were no fools. How could they possibly support such a policy?

Wu Qi chuckled and distributed the policy booklets to everyone.

"The key to sustaining the vault is ensuring that treasures come in and go out."

"However, before explaining the detailed exchange and acquisition policies, let me first discuss the ways to obtain Contribution Points."

There were three ways to obtain Contribution Points. The first was to donate 1.5 million Gold Soul Coins to Spirit Hall in exchange for one Contribution Point. In a single year, one could obtain no more than five points this way, and it was limited to Soul Saints and above.

Although the markup was steep, the treasures in the vault were things one could not buy outside even with money. It was only right to charge this additional premium.

The second method was to sell treasures to the Treasure Vault and receive a corresponding number of Contribution Points based on their value. However, treasures sold to the vault would be