With just one glance, Liu Zhi knew how to use the blank battle standard. Heroes placed inside it didn't need to lead troops; they only had to fill out the roster.
The troops didn't need to be organized into units, either. The same went for the undead—they only had to fill out the roster.
Any undead Liu Zhi assigned to it would be given the appropriate unit organization, and even their troop type attributes would be adjusted to some degree.
After thinking it over, Liu Zhi put the battle standard away. This wasn't the time to let his heroes know he had it. If they found out he owned something like this, they'd definitely lose any motivation to work hard.
But it was precisely because of the battle standard that Liu Zhi had finally grown interested in the seemingly useless items.
He picked up another profession item that wasn't an undead building blueprint.
As soon as it was in his hands, Liu Zhi realized he really had underestimated profession items that weren't building blueprints.
Like the blank battle standard, this one didn't look like much, but it was just as useful to him right now.
It was a throne model that looked like a piece of black stone. Beneath the model's seat were numerous Skull Heads serving as decoration.
[Undead Throne: A throne for Necromancers. It can be built anywhere, and players can use it to project themselves and promptly handle various tasks in the undead world.]
[Description 1: The main throne must be carried with you. A player's projection must be based on the main throne, while subsidiary thrones only serve to receive projections and determine their locations.]
[Description 2: The Undead Throne can be upgraded. Each level grants two additional subsidiary thrones to serve as projection points. A