Shi Feng then took out the purple token.
Two large words were written on the token.
Upgrade!
However, this Upgrade Token was not a Guild Upgrade Token.
In God's Domain, any token was worth a fortune and exceptionally precious. There were Guild Upgrade Tokens, Special Building Construction Tokens, and so on, but the rarest of all was the Shop Upgrade Token.
The token before him was precisely a Shop Upgrade Token.
All shops purchased by players in NPC cities started at one star. Whether it was a shop that cost three hundred Gold or one that cost a thousand Gold, both were one-star shops. The thousand-Gold shop was simply more luxurious and had slightly more functions.
However, once a shop was upgraded to two stars, it would become completely different from a one-star shop. The difference was fundamental, and it greatly benefited lifestyle players.
Shop Upgrade Tokens were extremely difficult to obtain. Unlike Guild Upgrade Tokens, which could be acquired from dungeons, they generally could only be obtained through special quests. The other method was opening treasure chests, but not just any chest would do.
The treasure chest had to be Level 40 or above and at least Adamantite Grade for there to be a chance of obtaining one.
Unranked chests like the Dawn Chest also had a chance to contain one.
However, obtaining a Shop Upgrade Token from a treasure chest was far too difficult. Most people acquired them through challenge quests, but challenge quests related to shop upgrades were naturally neither easy to accept nor easy to complete. Their difficulty was no less than that of Epic Quests, so very few shops ever managed to upgrade.
Therefore, Shop Upgrade Tokens obtained from treasure chests were exceptionally valuable, and countless merchants were willing to offer astronomical prices for them.