Star Sea, Dragon Scale Island.
The plunder war in the Crimson Domain had allowed many players to gain wealth that would normally have taken them a long time of grinding to earn.
What made China Server players happiest about this battle was that they had thoroughly taught the Withered Spirit Server players a lesson during the plunder war, making them understand that the Star Server had always been the strongest of the three major servers—not something just anyone could surpass.
The influx of massive resources caused the consistently high prices of spirit plants in the Trading House to drop somewhat.
This finally allowed many players who had been wavering over whether to become "alchemists" to make up their minds and take their first step toward becoming one.
Although support professions generally required a considerable investment of Divine Power in the early stages, support professions would always remain a tiny minority among the massive player population. If someone could make a name for themselves in a support profession, the returns would be unimaginable.
This had already been proven by the blacksmith players.
When the blacksmith profession had first been introduced, players had been highly resistant to the dull and difficult forging knowledge, and very few had studied it seriously.
But once these players had mastered their craft and could forge equipment themselves, they became highly sought-after.
Although forum users referred to blacksmith players as "stinking iron pounders," no one questioned their value. They were specialized talents that every guild scrambled to recruit.
Although Demon Blade's forging skills were the best in Dark Assassin Main City, and the equipment he forged was also of the highest quality, he simply could not meet the needs of all players.
Every player knew that equipment forging would belong to blacksmith players in the future.
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