The second step of the mage class quest line, "Arcane's First Battle," offered two rewards: the Book of the Arcane Saint and a "Space Garrison Large Profession-Specific Building Blueprint (Mage Tower)."
The Book of the Arcane Saint was a thick, green-quality spellbook suitable for a Mid-Rank Mage. It was also upgradeable. Only a handful of its pages currently held bound spells, while many more remained blank. As long as Shawn transcribed and bound more spells of higher levels into it, the spellbook would upgrade along with them.
Blue rare quality, purple epic quality, orange legendary quality... there was no limit to its upgrades.
A spellbook was an extremely precious possession for a mage. Although this one was only green quality for now, it was worth far more than many pieces of blue-quality equipment.
Shawn was very satisfied. At least he finally had a spellbook of his own.
He was even more pleased with the second reward.
The "Large Profession-Specific Building Blueprint (Mage Tower)" was, in short, a Mage Tower.
There were many kinds of Mage Towers, so there were many kinds of blueprints, too.
There were green uncommon-quality ones, blue rare-quality ones, purple epic-quality ones, and even orange legendary-quality ones.
You guessed it, dear readers: this was another blasted prize-wheel draw.
When he had chosen to claim his rewards, he had still been in combat and had no time to spin the wheel. The reward had therefore been saved, and now it was finally time for the draw.
As usual, the wheel had six sections: one for the white common-quality "Wooden Seven-Story Mage Tower," one for the green uncommon-quality "Stone Nine-Story Mage Tower," one for the blue rare-quality "Elemental Power Mage Tower," one for the purple epic-quality "Floating Arcane Tower," one for the orange legendary-quality "Black-and-White Mirror Image Twin Towers,"