Coldwind City, Frostbone Plains.
Large numbers of adventure group players carefully cleared out the wandering undead creatures above Level 50.
As a leveling map for Levels 50 to 60, Frostbone Plains was not particularly rich in resources. However, because the undead creatures here had absorbed the power of ice and snow year-round, killing them gave players a certain chance of obtaining Ice Snow Stones.
Moreover, many places in the Ice Crystal World were frigid environments. Without sufficient Ice Resistance, it was difficult to move around. Therefore, items that increased Ice Resistance were quite valuable here, and Ice Snow Stones could do exactly that.
By adding some during the crafting of weapons and equipment, there was a certain chance that the resulting weapon or equipment would gain Ice Resistance.
Although each weapon or piece of equipment did not add much, the accumulated effect was still quite considerable.
This greatly increased the value of Ice Snow Stones. Quite a few guilds even used only Ice Snow Stones to exchange for quality weapons and equipment. The reason the major guilds did this was entirely because Ice Snow Stones had such a low drop rate. They did not want to waste vast amounts of manpower and resources farming them, yet they needed the stones, so they simply used them as currency to exchange for weapons and equipment.
Because of this, farming Ice Snow Stones had become one of the best ways for many independent players to earn money and exchange for weapons and equipment.
However, the undead creatures on Frostbone Plains were not easy to farm. These undead rarely acted alone. Whenever they moved, they did so in groups of over a hundred. At minimum, they were Elite ranked, while stronger ones reached Lord rank. Sometimes, when an undead general of High Lord rank